This is a awesome case! There are no instructions, but it's just a littlebbit of puzzling. All the peaces only fit where they should..

Impressive! I decided to assemble while wearing latex gloves so as not to leave fingerprints on the acrylic, because it's that darn pretty! With a minimum amount of thought and about 15 minutes, we went from box to finished. Pinouts for the RPi 3 are easy enough to find online and assembly is logical and simple. The fan, connected to pins 04(5v) and 06(GND), is remarkably quiet. The LEDs are clearly visible from the top and side. Access to the microSD requires a fingernail, or other edge, to remove.

I like this case quite a bit, my only concern is that it may be a bit challenging to get at the display and camera tabs.

An absolutely fabulous case!

This is a very nice case for the Raspberry Pi. There appears to be enough room to get to each port and expansion connector. One thing I did not like was the lack of directions. Again not rocket science but not efficient in assembly. All backing material needs to be removed from the individual pieces of Acrylic. There are 4 shorter screws that need to be used with the fan. The Nuts provided attach to these. The label on the fan goes up. The 4 longer screws come up from the bottom and the standoffs are then used with these to complete the case assembly. The fan plugs into pins 4 and 6 on the GPIO header. Pin 4 is 5v and Pin 6 is Ground. I had to reverence a pin-out online to determine where these pins are. This information should have been provided with the case for easier assembly. image reference for Pin out ( http://www.megaleecher.net/sites/default/files/images/raspberry-pi-rev2-gpio-pinout.jpg )

Nice solid case with a nearly silent cooling fan. Easy and quick assembly using 8 nuts and bolts. All connectors appear to be unobstructed when enclosure is finished but have not tried to plug in a camera.

I just received the new Eleduino case for the Raspberry Pi
2B case with fan. To my surprise, there is no instruction sheet or guide with this case and there are many parts to figure out. There is no instructions or guide at this site either. If you are a mechanical engineer and have many hours to assemble this case, then purchase this case. I personally am not happy with this case for this reason, once you purchase this case, you are on your own!!! Good luck with this new Eleduino case for the Raspberry Pi 2 B with fan 2015.

A pinout diagram would be great, but nothing was included in the box. Where does the fan plug in?