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title: "Argon ONE V2 Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 4 | with Power Button and Fan"
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# One-push safe shutdown power button Aluminum passive cooling + heatsink 30mm variable speed fan Argon ONE V2 Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 4 | with Power Button and Fan

**Brand:** argon forty
**Price:** 8727 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Keep your Raspberry Pi cool, clean, and in control — because your projects deserve the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Argon ONE V2 Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 4 | with Power Button and Fan by argon forty
- **How much does it cost?** 8727 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/157027989-argon-one-v2-aluminum-case-for-raspberry-pi-4-power)

## Best For

- argon forty enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted argon forty brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Cool Under Pressure:** Advanced aluminum case with integrated heatsink keeps your Pi 4 below 40°C even under full CPU load.
- • **Silent Breeze Control:** Customizable fan speeds adapt automatically to temperature, ensuring whisper-quiet operation only when needed.
- • **Clutter-Free Command Center:** Rear cable management with dual full-sized HDMI ports and GPIO rerouting for a sleek, professional desktop setup.
- • **Expand & Control Seamlessly:** Supports Argon ONE M.2 expansion boards and IR remote control for ultimate versatility and convenience.
- • **One-Tap Power Peace of Mind:** Built-in power button enables safe shutdown, reboot, and forced power off to protect your data and SD card effortlessly.

## Overview

The Argon ONE V2 Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 4 combines premium passive and active cooling with a sleek aluminum design, integrated heatsink, and a 30mm fan. It features a smart power button for safe shutdowns, rear cable management with dual HDMI ports, and GPIO rerouting for a tidy workspace. Compatible with Argon ONE M.2 expansion boards and IR remote control, this case maximizes performance, protection, and convenience for professional-grade Raspberry Pi projects.

## Description

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Review: Clean Design & Great Cooling - Very easy to install and everything lined up perfectly. The aluminum build feels solid and premium. It does a great job keeping the Raspberry Pi cool, even under load. Clean look, good airflow, and no issues so far. Would definitely recommend.
Review: Easily the best case for cable management and heat management rocks! - This is a very well thought-out case that works extremely well. The only thing lacking is easy access to the camera CSI slot and display slot -- more on that at the end. But it's still so much better than every other case I've used (and I've used quite a few) that I couldn't give it less than 5 stars. The case is three main pieces (and some internal pieces): The bottom is plastic (tinted but transparent -- you can view the power & activity lights). It has a opening to provide access to the microSD card slot. The main body is a aluminum alloy casting. It has vent slots in it for airflow, but it also has a couple of blocks that are designed to press to the CPU and memory and includes thermal pads. This allows the Pi to transfer the heat to the entire case to provide passive cooling. The passive cooling works *extremely* well! The case has a variable speed fan and comes with software that changes fan speed based on temperature. The default is to use no fan if the Pi is less than 55°C. At 55°C it goes to 10% fan. At 60°C it goes to 55%. At 65°C it goes to 100%. But you can set these to any temperatures and any speeds you want -- it is completely customizable. While I've tested the fan to make sure it works... the case does such a good job dissipating heat naturally through the thermal pads and blocks that transfer heat to the case body ... that my Pi generally never gets above 40°C (I'm using a Pi 4B/8GB). I ran a stress test to peg all 4 CPUs to 100% and after about 10 minutes it finally managed to reach 51°C.... and still never made it to the 55°C temp that would have triggered the fan. As I write this, my Pi is sitting at 36°C and the case is moderately warm because all the heat is transferred to the entire upper body of the case. So I'd say the heat management on this thing rocks! The third part of the case is a magnetic cover for the GPIO pins. The case plugs into the GPIO on the Pi and re-routes the GPIO to the back/top of the case under the cover. When the access cover is removed, the new GPIO header color codes the pins and also provides labels -- making it very easy to find the pins you want. The case also has an internal custom board that plugs into the side of the Pi to connect to power, both HDMI ports, and audio ... and re-routes these to the rear so that *all* cables connect at the back of the Pi making for a much cleaner look -- especially if use the Pi as a desktop. There is an internal board (pre-installed) that has the fan and also re-routes the GPIO access. Lastly, the case has a power button and software that comes with the case monitors the button. A single tap will power up the Pi. A double-tap will reboot it. Holding it for 3 seconds will do a nice shutdown and then cut power. Holding it for 5 seconds will do a forced shutdown (cutting power without waiting for an orderly shutdown). The *only* thing this case doesn't offer is any type of access to the display or CSI camera slots. There actually *is* a slot visible when you remove the magnetic GPIO cover ... and it looks like you could probably manage to route a ribbon cable through this -- but it would need to be done before you assemble the case. I did not actually try this. If you are not using a Raspberry Pi camera that uses the CSI ribbon cable slot or the display that uses the display ribbon slot, then this is definitely the very best case I've used. If you are using either of those two slots, you might want to try a different case.

## Features

- DEPENDABLE PERFORMANCE, DAILY --- Powerful Argon ONE V2 case for Raspberry Pi 4 delivers exceptional performance day in and day out. Designed to help your Raspberry Pi 4 operate at its best temperature, using a combination of passive cooling through an aluminum Pi 4 case with integrated heatsink and active cooling with a 30mm fan. Configureable Argon ONE script to control fan speed and help maintain optimal temperature for the Raspberry Pi 4.
- EFFICIENT WORKFLOW --- Work efficiently with less clutter and easily access two (2) full sized HDMI display ports and open access to GPIO pins. Neat cable management system on your Raspberry Pi 4 case reduces the risk of damage and improves cable performance.
- ONE PUSH POWER MANAGEMENT --- Avoid unneccessary damage and data loss due to unplugging RPI 4 directly by using the built-in safe shutdown power button. Protect your data and SD Card with a single push safe shutdown execution.
- USE RASPBERRY PI 4 LONGER --- Extend the life of your Pi with an aluminum case for Raspberry Pi 4. Protect exposed circuitry while keeping it cool, protected and your table neat.
- MORE THAN CAPABLE --- Maximize your Raspberry Pi 4 case by attaching the Argon ONE M.2 SATA Expansion Board * or Argon ONE M.2 NVME Expansion Board*. Maximize Raspberry Pi 4 SSD use with desired M.2 Expansion Board. *sold separately
- ENJOY SEAMLESS CONTROL --- Extend the reach of your Raspberry Pi 4 with the integrated IR receiver. Easily control the device from a distance while still keeping the safe shutdown execution by using the Argon IR Remote*. *sold separately
- ENDLESS WAYS TO WORK & PLAY --- Maximize the use of your Raspberry Pi 4 case with various Raspberry Pi OS. Custom Argon ONE script compatible with Raspberry Pi OS, Ubuntu, Kodi/LibreElec, Retropie.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07WP8WC3V |
| Best Sellers Rank | #181 in Computer Cases |
| Brand | Argon Forty |
| Color | RPi4_Case ONLY |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (3,853) |
| Date First Available | January 8, 2019 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 7.4 ounces |
| Item model number | B07WP8WC3V |
| Manufacturer | Argon Forty |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| Package Dimensions | 4.29 x 3.86 x 1.54 inches |
| Series | V2 |
| Wireless Type | Infrared |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Argon Forty
- **Case Type:** Raspberry Pi
- **Color:** RPi4_Case ONLY
- **Cooling Method:** Air
- **Fan Size:** 30 Millimeters
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Model Name:** V2
- **Motherboard Compatability:** Mini ITX
- **Power Supply Mounting Type:** Bottom Mount
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Computer

## Images

![Argon ONE V2 Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 4 | with Power Button and Fan - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51k92RAM38L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Being a meatal case hows the bluetooth connection or wifi work wont it shield the antennas**
A: I am getting the same signal strength for both WiFi and BlueTooth with or without the case. 11AC AP is ~10m and Bluetooth is ~ 3m both before and after. Advantage is I am getting ~20`C temp drop (45`C from 65`C with same workload over just a cooling fan. Looking to find an app or tool to utilize the IR built in. Awesome little case, especially for the money.

**Q: Is it possible to use a raspberry pi camera with this case?**
A: Actually you can, the pi ribbon cable comes right up and out a thin opening that is hidden by the back hatch. I just did this with my pi cam. Once you fish it through the slit, one side goes straight into the 4's connector and the other side comes out at the edge of the magnetic cover, right in the middle. I've got my cam working perfectly and the cover is closed.

**Q: Hi, has the on/off script been tested with Volumio for Raspberry Pi?**
A: Yes, the ON and OFF Switch works with Volumio

**Q: Can i use my canakit power supply?**
A: The power connector is a USB-C, the same as the Canakit power supply for a Raspberry Pi4. Prior versions use a micro-USB connector. So yes if it's a Pi4 power supply. You can also get a micro-USB to USB-C adaptor if your power supply is pre-Pi4.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clean Design & Great Cooling
*by R***O on February 12, 2026*

Very easy to install and everything lined up perfectly. The aluminum build feels solid and premium. It does a great job keeping the Raspberry Pi cool, even under load. Clean look, good airflow, and no issues so far. Would definitely recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easily the best case for cable management and heat management rocks!
*by T***L on July 11, 2020*

This is a very well thought-out case that works extremely well. The only thing lacking is easy access to the camera CSI slot and display slot -- more on that at the end. But it's still so much better than every other case I've used (and I've used quite a few) that I couldn't give it less than 5 stars. The case is three main pieces (and some internal pieces): The bottom is plastic (tinted but transparent -- you can view the power & activity lights). It has a opening to provide access to the microSD card slot. The main body is a aluminum alloy casting. It has vent slots in it for airflow, but it also has a couple of blocks that are designed to press to the CPU and memory and includes thermal pads. This allows the Pi to transfer the heat to the entire case to provide passive cooling. The passive cooling works *extremely* well! The case has a variable speed fan and comes with software that changes fan speed based on temperature. The default is to use no fan if the Pi is less than 55°C. At 55°C it goes to 10% fan. At 60°C it goes to 55%. At 65°C it goes to 100%. But you can set these to any temperatures and any speeds you want -- it is completely customizable. While I've tested the fan to make sure it works... the case does such a good job dissipating heat naturally through the thermal pads and blocks that transfer heat to the case body ... that my Pi generally never gets above 40°C (I'm using a Pi 4B/8GB). I ran a stress test to peg all 4 CPUs to 100% and after about 10 minutes it finally managed to reach 51°C.... and still never made it to the 55°C temp that would have triggered the fan. As I write this, my Pi is sitting at 36°C and the case is moderately warm because all the heat is transferred to the entire upper body of the case. So I'd say the heat management on this thing rocks! The third part of the case is a magnetic cover for the GPIO pins. The case plugs into the GPIO on the Pi and re-routes the GPIO to the back/top of the case under the cover. When the access cover is removed, the new GPIO header color codes the pins and also provides labels -- making it very easy to find the pins you want. The case also has an internal custom board that plugs into the side of the Pi to connect to power, both HDMI ports, and audio ... and re-routes these to the rear so that *all* cables connect at the back of the Pi making for a much cleaner look -- especially if use the Pi as a desktop. There is an internal board (pre-installed) that has the fan and also re-routes the GPIO access. Lastly, the case has a power button and software that comes with the case monitors the button. A single tap will power up the Pi. A double-tap will reboot it. Holding it for 3 seconds will do a nice shutdown and then cut power. Holding it for 5 seconds will do a forced shutdown (cutting power without waiting for an orderly shutdown). The *only* thing this case doesn't offer is any type of access to the display or CSI camera slots. There actually *is* a slot visible when you remove the magnetic GPIO cover ... and it looks like you could probably manage to route a ribbon cable through this -- but it would need to be done before you assemble the case. I did not actually try this. If you are not using a Raspberry Pi camera that uses the CSI ribbon cable slot or the display that uses the display ribbon slot, then this is definitely the very best case I've used. If you are using either of those two slots, you might want to try a different case.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Summary - I love it! Best case I've ever seen.
*by A***R on October 9, 2019*

Simply put, the best Raspberry Pi case I've ever seen and purchased. One big pet peeve I have always had with the RPI is the fact the connectors are on all sides of the board, most importantly, that the power and ethernet are on two different sides. For many of my applications this makes for awkward cabling and more complicated positioning. The Argon40 brings all the connectors to the back! Yay!! Finally!! Another pet peeve is that I have to pull out my phone to power down the system... the Argon40 adds a power button to gracefully shut down the system! Yay!! Finally!! Many cases with fans are loud... The Argon40 incorporates two very effective cooling methods... one is using the enclosure as a massive heatsink, and the other is a speed controlled fan. This equals SILENT OPERATION. Yay!! Finally!! My only disappointment was that I could not use a POE board as the case connects to all of the 40 GPIO pins. To get around this, I purchased a POE splitter that has ethernet and USB C cables of equal length coming out of it. Given the Argon40 has both of those connectors on the back, this results in a clean installation! The only caution I have for people is to be careful when inserting the connectors of the board that brings the connectors to the back as it takes some force and it would not be too hard to cause irreparable damage. The case is clearly designed to be built up for the long term and left as is. That is what I plan on doing. The particular system I used the Argon40 in is my primary (I have 2) PiHole / Unbound DNS server. It is headless and is powered by a Unifi switch via POE. Summary - I love it! Best case I've ever seen. EDIT: One potential issue those using this for headless 24/7 systems is that you must press the power button to turn it back on after a power outage. This is obviously a big issue in my case as a power outage or even simple switch reboot can leave me without DNS, and VPN (well not 100% true as I have 2 systems for redundancy.... but... you get the point). I'll see if I can hack this awesome product to make it power on by itself upon power restore while retaining the graceful power off by pressing the button.

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