Cables & Cases for Raspberry Pi

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Complete your Raspberry Pi with the right cables and a protective case. Find micro-HDMI/mini-HDMI display cables, CSI/DSI ribbons for cameras and screens, GPIO ribbons , USB-C power leads , and Pi cases with cooling —matched for Raspberry Pi 5/4/400/Zero 2 W . Shop by Cable Video: micro-HDMI→HDMI (Pi 5/4), mini-HDMI→HDMI (Pi Zero 2 W), right-angle adapters Camera: CSI ribbons for Camera Module 3/NoIR (various lengths) Display (DSI): DSI ribbons for official/compatible DSI screens GPIO: 40-pin GPIO ribbon • T-Cobbler/breakouts USB & Power: USB-C 5A cables (for PD/PSUs), power adapters Shop by Case Model-specific: Pi 5 cases , Pi 4 cases , Zero 2 W Cooling: fan cases , heatsink kits , fan HATs Materials: clear acrylic, ABS, and aluminum enclosures Mounting: VESA plates , M2.5 standoffs & screws , DIN-rail options Quick Picks Starter video: micro-HDMI→HDMI cable + right-angle adapter (Pi 5/4) Camera build: Camera Module 3 + CSI ribbon (longer length) + ventilated case Compact kiosk: low-profile case + short micro-HDMI cable + DSI ribbon Server setup: airflow case + heatsinks/fan + reliable USB-C PSU + GPIO ribbon (for HATs) Compatibility Notes HDMI types: Pi 5/4 use micro-HDMI ; Pi Zero 2 W uses mini-HDMI ; Pi 400 uses full-size HDMI. Ribbons: CSI/DSI cables are keyed—match length and connector orientation to your case/screen. Cooling: For sustained loads, pick a case with a fan or large heatsinks; ensure clearance with HATs. Mounting: Most Raspberry Pi boards use M2.5 hardware; confirm standoff length for your case and stack. Related Collections Raspberry Pi boards • Screens • HATs • Pi Accessories • Power Supplies FAQs – Cables & Cases for Raspberry Pi Which HDMI cable do I need for my Raspberry Pi? Pi 5/4 require micro-HDMI→HDMI . Pi Zero 2 W uses mini-HDMI→HDMI . Pi 400 uses full-size HDMI. Will this case fit with a HAT or fan installed? Choose a case labeled for HAT clearance or a tall/vented design. Low-profile cases may not fit fans or stacked HATs—c