Thu. Sep 11th, 2025
Pironman 5-Mini - Mini PC Case for Raspberry Pi 5

SunFounder introduced the Mini PC Case as part of the Pironman 5 Mini series, offering a compact and budget-friendly solution for Raspberry Pi 5 users. The case removes non-essential features and simplifies the design to reduce cost and make assembly faster, while still keeping the core functionalities.

This Mini PC Case keeps essential features from the larger Pironman models—such as NVMe support and efficient cooling—while omitting extras like the OLED display, RGB lighting, and the micro HDMI adapter board.

Mini PC case

Pironman 5 Mini PC Case Specifications:

The Mini PC Case works exclusively with the Raspberry Pi 5 and does not support earlier models. It comes with a microSD card slot and an optional NVMe SSD expansion through an M.2 M-Key socket (2230/2242/2260/2280) supporting PCIe 2.0/3.0. For video, it provides two micro HDMI 2.0 ports, while connectivity includes Gigabit Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, and a 40-pin GPIO header.

Additional features include a metal power button, an RTC battery (1220), and a PWM active cooler with an RGB fan. The case also leaves an opening for MIPI CSI/DSI flat cables, ensuring flexibility for camera or display connections.

The compact body measures 101.5 x 98.6 x 67.8 mm (4″ x 3.9″ x 2.7″). It uses a silver aluminum alloy frame paired with transparent acrylic side panels, highlighting the RGB-lit cooling fan inside.

SunFounder offers detailed assembly instructions and setup guidance, making it easy for users to mount the Mini PC Case and install software. The case supports NVMe SSD boot and works seamlessly with Raspberry Pi OS. The documentation also covers OS installation and optional add-ons such as touchscreens and RTL-SDR modules.

Pironman 5-Mini hat
Pironman 5-Mini hat

You can purchase the Mini PC Case from SunFounder’s official store starting at $45.99. The price reflects its simplified design and makes it an appealing choice for Raspberry Pi 5 users who want a practical and affordable case without unnecessary extras.

By Sayantan Nandy

I’m Sayantan Nandy, an electronics content writer and engineer with over four years of industry experience. I’ve worked with embedded systems, open-source hardware, and power electronics. My hands-on projects include work with ESP32, RISC-V chips, SoCs, and SBCs, along with designing power supplies, IGBT-based drives, and PCBs.

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