Argon Forty POD Display Module for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W

I picked up the full POD stack - case, HDMI extension, screen, and ethernet hub. First and foremost: Extremely good quality for all of the pieces. The aluminum bodies and injection-molded plastic covers pretty well justify the higher price tags.Ultimately, though, you're still prettying up a Raspi Zero 2. For the price of the full setup, you could have a lower-RAM Pi 4 and an inexpensive 3.5 inch screen w/case and have a much more powerful setup with less overall size (the full POD stack is about 1.5" thick). That's not something I deducted from my score for, but deserves mention for those considering.Minor design flaws that I did deduct for: No mounting holes on the bottom of either the the base case or the Ethernet hub; with the screen this would make a good control box for a home automation build, but there are no good built-in ways to wall mount it.The script for configuring the screen does not give many options for configuring the buttons beyond the most basic screen controls, shutdown, and reboot. The ability to assign keyboard strokes would make this more useful for controlling the system without a keyboard (you should be able to work around this by manually scanning the GPIO pins they connect to, but leaving this out still seems like a miss on Argon's part).

I purchased this based on the the case but even time I reinstall the display crashed and no pictures 😑.