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product_id: 5784995
title: "SunFounder 2560 Case Enclosure Transparent Gloss Acrylic Computer Box Compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 R3, Genuino Mega 2560 Rev3 (Mega 2560 Board not Included)"
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# Pin leakage slots for easy connectivity Transparent gloss acrylic for visibility 8-screw secure fastening SunFounder 2560 Case Enclosure Transparent Gloss Acrylic Computer Box Compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 R3, Genuino Mega 2560 Rev3 (Mega 2560 Board not Included)

**Brand:** sunfounder
**Price:** ₩23334
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖥️ Protect your Mega 2560 in style—because your board deserves to be seen and shielded.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SunFounder 2560 Case Enclosure Transparent Gloss Acrylic Computer Box Compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 R3, Genuino Mega 2560 Rev3 (Mega 2560 Board not Included) by sunfounder
- **How much does it cost?** ₩23334 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sunfounder enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sunfounder brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Mount Anywhere:** Built-in screw holes let you attach your setup to any surface—workspace or project box, your call.
- • **Crystal Clear Design:** Show off your build with a sleek transparent case that keeps your board visible and stylish.
- • **Rock-Solid Protection:** Premium acrylic shell with 8 screws locks your Mega 2560 board in place—no rattles, no worries.
- • **Effortless Connectivity:** Unique pin leakage slots let you connect shields and components without removing the case.
- • **Precision Fit for Mega 2560:** Tailored cutouts and standoffs ensure your Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 fits perfectly and stays secure.

## Overview

The SunFounder 2560 Case is a premium transparent acrylic enclosure designed specifically for Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 and compatible boards. Featuring an 8-screw secure assembly, precise cutouts for pin access, and built-in mounting holes, it offers robust protection while maintaining full connectivity and a professional, sleek appearance. Note: Arduino board not included.

## Description

Introduction This product is protective case of SunFounder 2560 controller board, fastened by eight screws. It is made by high grade acrylic, which provides excellent protection and vogue appearance. It is designed for the 2560 controller board with slot for pins, eanbling easy connection to other components. Note: 1.This product is only a protective case for 2560 controller board , not including a 2560 controller board. 2.It's compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3, Genuino Mega 2560 Rev3, SunFounder 2560 controller board and other boards compatible with Arduino compatible with Mega. 3.It may not be suitable for the latest 2560 controller board compatible with Arduino 4.If you are not sure whether this case is suitable for your 2560 controller board or not, just check the reset button’s position on your board. If it’s located near the USB port, then the case can be applied to your board. Package Includes 1 x 2560 controller board Acrylic Case

Review: Assembly a little tricky, but nice result - What you get: eight pieces of transparent plastic (Lucite? acrylic?), 8 small machine screws, 4 standoffs. Peel off the protective paper backing from each piece and dig in. Don't overlook the two very tiny pieces. One is a standoff and the other extends the Reset button. First minor hitch: I had to file down one of the alignment tabs on the back end piece: it wouldn't clear the Elegoo MEGA2560 PC board. Once that was done, everything fit together. I suggest you check each piece for fit before assembly. Also: I suggest you skip ahead and install the four standoffs and four screws to the top panel. You have to do that panel first to hold those two TINY pieces of plastic in place. Place the top panel top-down on a non-scratching surface and start in. The standoffs will help hold the sides while you finish up assembly with the bottom surface. The clearance cuts in the top panel fit very tightly around the peripheral headers. You may have to rock your Arduino board or clone VERY GENTLY from side to side to get them to fit flush. "Flush" is essential. Otherwise, the case will be distorted when you add the bottom and shields may not connect properly. After the board is fitted to the top, install the sides, noting that they have little "ears" that must fit against the top edge. Squeeze the front and back ends in place, affix the bottom side and -- eventually -- you should have a really nice looking case that holds the board securely with no play and no rattle. There is an instruction sheet with the obligatory number call-outs and arrows. But I definitely recommend starting with steps 9 & 10 on the top panel. The photo shows my SparkFun MIDI shield connected through the case to my Elegoo MEGA2560. Pin-out matched and the case doesn't interfere with access to the shield. Running Brendan Clarke's sequencer sketch as I write this. PRO: protects your Arduino MEGA2560 or clone from being shorted out by stray jumper wire ends: a big plus. Looks nice and "professional" when assembled. Shields connect with no problems, if you assemble correctly with headers flush with the case top. CON: not a big deal, but I did have to take a small metal file to one alignment tab on the bottom end. Everything else fit. The machine screws must by #6 or even #4. Can't count how many times I dropped them during assembly. But then, I'm no longer young. Holding the side and end pieces to the top while affixing the bottom takes both hands; you must be cautious not to let the board headers get out of alignment at this stage. Just take it slow and pay attention to all side and end pieces.
Review: Check for compatibility with your 2560 board - First thing I want to point out is that my order did NOT come with a 2560, other reviews and Q&A seem to indicate that it does. I have an ELEGOO 2560 R3 board which is NOT compatible with this case (at least the case I received). The problem is the two single row headers are expected to have a gap in each of them and there is a cross member in the slots in the case for that gap. I had to cut the cross members out, which was easy except that part of the top cracked while doing so. I can super-glue that crack and it will be fine. As for assembly, what a pain the butt! The parts are plexi-glass or similar and both sides of every part has a protective paper covering that you will want to peel off, at least for the top part of the case. Once get the paper started, it peels off fairly easily, but you'll be hating life while you are doing it. After that, it becomes a puzzle to assemble the pieces and keep them together while you insert the 2560 board and screw down the top. The only piece that stays together (with friction) is the end piece with the 2-row header - it has a slot that the board fits into. Once assembled, it is quite secure, no rattles at all. Note that I did NOT install the two button extension pieces. My board has just the RESET button and left that extension out on purpose so that resetting the board is a deliberate action with a small object instead of accidentally pressing it. One very good thing about this case is the tabs at each end to attach the case to another surface (screw holes). Overall, it is a good case, cheap (even though it appears that $10 is "expensive" for some people)

## Features

- The protective case of 2560 controller board compatible with Arduino. (Mega 2560 board not included)
- The 2560 controller board case is maded by premium acrylic.
- Fastened by eight screws, very easy to install and secure.
- Unique design for 2560 controller board with pin leakage, which provides easy connection to other components.
- Note: The protective film of the case may show a little black, tearing the protective film it will look clean and not affect the use. Provides excellent protection and fashionable appearance.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HNMZ2L0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,865 in Single Board Computers (Computers & Accessories) |
| Brand | SunFounder |
| Card Description | Dedicated |
| Color | 2560 Case |
| Computer Memory Type | SIMM |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,418) |
| Date First Available | January 3, 2014 |
| Hardware Platform | Mac |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.41 x 2.36 x 0.08 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.08 ounces |
| Item model number | Mega 2560 case |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | SunFounder |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Operating System | all |
| Processor | celeron |
| Processor Brand | SunFounder |
| Product Dimensions | 4.41 x 2.36 x 0.08 inches |
| RAM | DDR3 |
| Series | protective case |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SunFounder
- **CPU Model:** Celeron
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 1 TB
- **Model Name:** protective case
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 1 GB

## Images

![SunFounder 2560 Case Enclosure Transparent Gloss Acrylic Computer Box Compatible with Arduino Mega 2560 Rev3 R3, Genuino Mega 2560 Rev3 (Mega 2560 Board not Included) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71qoJm3Hn-L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What are the technical differences between the SunFounder Mega 2560 and the Arduino Mega 2560?**
A: Sunfounder is the company that makes the board, the name of the HW platform is Arduono.  If they are both Mega they are the same, you should check the revision in the details to confirm, the Mega I bought is a R3 Mega.  There is also an Arduino Yun and it has Wifi built in, the Mega does not you need to buy a shield separately that costs about 75$.

**Q: I purchased the Mega kit. However, I did not receive the free tutorials and the project code. How can I get these materials?**
A: My kit had a small booklet and a small CD with all the code, instructions, and a PDF of the manual.  We've completed about half of the demos and except for a few small typos in the manual, it's been working great.

**Q: Is the physical size and hole placement the same as the Arduino brand?**
A: Yes, same size. I compared it to a friend's Arduino Uno from Arduino.

**Q: Can I use my arduino books with the Sunfounder mega?  Or will the projects not work right with this board?**
A: Yes, you can use your arduino books. All arduino projects working right with this board.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Assembly a little tricky, but nice result
*by J***. on May 28, 2019*

What you get: eight pieces of transparent plastic (Lucite? acrylic?), 8 small machine screws, 4 standoffs. Peel off the protective paper backing from each piece and dig in. Don't overlook the two very tiny pieces. One is a standoff and the other extends the Reset button. First minor hitch: I had to file down one of the alignment tabs on the back end piece: it wouldn't clear the Elegoo MEGA2560 PC board. Once that was done, everything fit together. I suggest you check each piece for fit before assembly. Also: I suggest you skip ahead and install the four standoffs and four screws to the top panel. You have to do that panel first to hold those two TINY pieces of plastic in place. Place the top panel top-down on a non-scratching surface and start in. The standoffs will help hold the sides while you finish up assembly with the bottom surface. The clearance cuts in the top panel fit very tightly around the peripheral headers. You may have to rock your Arduino board or clone VERY GENTLY from side to side to get them to fit flush. "Flush" is essential. Otherwise, the case will be distorted when you add the bottom and shields may not connect properly. After the board is fitted to the top, install the sides, noting that they have little "ears" that must fit against the top edge. Squeeze the front and back ends in place, affix the bottom side and -- eventually -- you should have a really nice looking case that holds the board securely with no play and no rattle. There is an instruction sheet with the obligatory number call-outs and arrows. But I definitely recommend starting with steps 9 & 10 on the top panel. The photo shows my SparkFun MIDI shield connected through the case to my Elegoo MEGA2560. Pin-out matched and the case doesn't interfere with access to the shield. Running Brendan Clarke's sequencer sketch as I write this. PRO: protects your Arduino MEGA2560 or clone from being shorted out by stray jumper wire ends: a big plus. Looks nice and "professional" when assembled. Shields connect with no problems, if you assemble correctly with headers flush with the case top. CON: not a big deal, but I did have to take a small metal file to one alignment tab on the bottom end. Everything else fit. The machine screws must by #6 or even #4. Can't count how many times I dropped them during assembly. But then, I'm no longer young. Holding the side and end pieces to the top while affixing the bottom takes both hands; you must be cautious not to let the board headers get out of alignment at this stage. Just take it slow and pay attention to all side and end pieces.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Check for compatibility with your 2560 board
*by X***Z on January 15, 2024*

First thing I want to point out is that my order did NOT come with a 2560, other reviews and Q&A seem to indicate that it does. I have an ELEGOO 2560 R3 board which is NOT compatible with this case (at least the case I received). The problem is the two single row headers are expected to have a gap in each of them and there is a cross member in the slots in the case for that gap. I had to cut the cross members out, which was easy except that part of the top cracked while doing so. I can super-glue that crack and it will be fine. As for assembly, what a pain the butt! The parts are plexi-glass or similar and both sides of every part has a protective paper covering that you will want to peel off, at least for the top part of the case. Once get the paper started, it peels off fairly easily, but you'll be hating life while you are doing it. After that, it becomes a puzzle to assemble the pieces and keep them together while you insert the 2560 board and screw down the top. The only piece that stays together (with friction) is the end piece with the 2-row header - it has a slot that the board fits into. Once assembled, it is quite secure, no rattles at all. Note that I did NOT install the two button extension pieces. My board has just the RESET button and left that extension out on purpose so that resetting the board is a deliberate action with a small object instead of accidentally pressing it. One very good thing about this case is the tabs at each end to attach the case to another surface (screw holes). Overall, it is a good case, cheap (even though it appears that $10 is "expensive" for some people)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A fun product that could have much better tutorials.
*by K***N on August 7, 2016*

Since this seems to be designed to be an introductory product that is designed to be educational and a beginners first foray into the world of electrical engineering and hacking around it is both a good product and somewhat lacking. I would imagine that if you're the sort of person that wants to buy an Arduino or clone that you'd be the kind of person that doesn't mind trial and error and figuring things out. That's good because you'll need to a little bit with one of these (it's kind of the whole point). For instance, when I plugged my board in and tried to upload my first sketch I couldn't, but with only about 2 minutes on Google I found my problem and was good to go. So here's my review: 1. The product works as advertised. It is a solid Arduino Mega 2560 clone that does what an Arduino Mega 2560 is supposed to do, and that's cool. It really is cool what it can do, and I find myself sitting around thinking of cool stuff to make it do. 2. The kit has a nice supply of interesting input and outputs. Switches and LEDs and such. However, it's basic toy stuff and just designed to show you how these things work. After only a few days I've exhausted the possibilities and am ready to move on to cooler things that will cost me more money. 3. The tutorial is sorely lacking. It's not really that bad, but there should be a lot more of "why." For instance, Lesson 13 is about the NE555 timer. It shows you how to wire the circuit, gives you the code, and shows you what the desired outcome should be. I dutifully copied it all and got the desired outcome. Yet, I have no idea still exactly what was happening. There's a resistor and 2 capacitors in the circuit - the tutorial doesn't explain why or what they are doing. The tutorial never really explains what the 555 timer chip is doing. It's a really really poor tutorial and you'll not learn a much at all about the 555 chip, electrical engineering, or the Arduino platform from it. The more basic tutorials were easy to figure out. In fact, I quickly took what was in them and then hacked them to make my own versions. to do my own things. Perhaps they made the tutorials bad so you'd leave the tutorial behind and get to hacking, since that's what it's all for anyway. The product came with a nice blue storage box, the box could have been slightly larger, but I can't really complain. It also came with a small board that you could mount your Mega to, but I don't think I will. Interestingly, it came with a resister band color code sticker. I already lost the tutorial book because I found the webpage tutorials to be more useful: [...] Oh, and don't try to take the propeller off of the motor, once it's on it won't come off without breaking, I broke mine on day one. Fortunately I don't care, but a kid might be sad. All in all I am very happy with this product, and I would have probably bought it again.

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