SB Components Arduino Mega Clear Case Covers Enclosure New Clear Transparent Computer Box Case Cover for Arduino Boards

I have an "Inland" brand of the Arduino Mega. This brand of the Mega fits in perfectly tight without any slop. Just make sure to push the Mega all the way down into the base of the case so that the Mega board is resting on each of the 4 internal supports of the base. Then snap on the cover and its a perfect fit. Even the reset button is perfectly aligned and seated right on top the button with no slop.

It fits perfect on Arduino Mega.

Tight tolerances. I was able to install a Mega2560 board into this case without too much difficulty. There are little fins under the clips that hold the board to the bottom, that I think hinder full installation. Filing them off might make a better fit.No screws were included in the box. Would be nice if they were, but my board fits pretty snuggly, and doesn't seem to want to come out.If you're planning to use a shield, you will need to do it with the case top off. Otherwise the board pins are recessed too far inside the case.Wouldn't toss it in a kid's backpack, but under normal use conditions, I think this case is pretty sturdy, and easy to take apart as well.Some people commented that the reset button on the case is misaligned with their boards. No problem with mine.Can fit an UNO as well, if you needed. Caveats are that the UNO would be held down by only 2 clips, not 4, so it wouldn't be quite as tight. Also, the reset button locations are different between the UNO and Mega2560. However, the case does include an access hole for the UNO button. My case came with a plastic key-shaped object, which I assume to be intended to press the UNO reset button. Good thinking!

This transparent Case is very conviniet when you experimenting with Arduino or any other "Intelligent circuit". You can see any pin on the circuit board. that's why it's not necessary to remove lid of the box if you need something additional attach to it or simply you want completely change the configuration of the circuit. Besides it is equipped with reset button. it's very practical and seems to be of good quality. But I wish price on it was lower.

This neat little case protects my Arduino I'm using at work from unhappy accidents. The Arduino snapped into it easily enough. Some other reviewers complained that they had problems with the reset button. I bent the rod out just slightly that contacted the reset button and it worked fine for me. I recommend this case for any self-contained Arduino projects. Of course, it can't be used with shields, but once you go there with your project, you're going to need to build a custom case anyway.

I bought two of these for some clone MEGA 2650 boards that had micro USB ports on them. Because of that I had to take a Dremel to the cases and to the boards. While the end result doesn't look all that great the cases do their job well.

As others have said, the two halves of this clamshell case do not stay together. You must apply tape to the sides of the case or use a rubber band to keep it from coming apart. Also, with the reset button located right in the middle of the board, any substantial pressure on the top of this case will be transmitted to the reset button, possibly creating nuisance resets. Works well to protect and insulate the Arduino, though, which was my objective in buying this item. Hence, 4 stars.

Sturdy case for Arduino mega. Keeps the board safe and let you access yo te connectors.