Since Raspberry Pi Zero W will be used for various projects, it's good practice to spend some more dollars and buy a case or buy a full kit that comes with the official case, as shown in the next image. The official case is quite protective and exposes only the necessary parts, letting you fully control your board. All the work is done at Kinneir Dufort and T-Zero. The available options are as follows:
- A blank one
- One with an aperture to let you access GPIOs
- One with an aperture and a mounting point for a camera
We can see a Raspberry Pi Zero W case in the following image:
A Raspberry Pi Zero W case
The official case set also includes:
- A short camera adapter, flexi
- A set of rubber feet to make sure that your new Zero W board will not slide off any desk
