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I've been using the FLIRC case, which appears to be die-cast and looks a little bit more family friendly sitting next to the TV on your entertainment center.

https://flirc.tv/more/raspberry-pi-4-case https://flirc.tv/more/raspberry-pi-case (for RPi 2 and 3)

I like this one, a little more expensive but makes the Pi into a NUC style SFFPC:

https://www.waveshare.com/pi4-case-argon-one.htm

Edit to add the fan is optional, so it can run fanless with no throttling.

looks cool, and the breakout board is nice, but they don't show how it attaches to the pi. it's aluminum yeah, but does it actually do anything for heat dissipation?

Scroll down that page, there’s a photo and description... “The Extension Pillars Makes The Aluminum Case Become A Big Heatsink”

That’s good value with the 2 hdmi adapters

I use one of those for my headless dedicated Pi4B website server plus UPS controller.

Admittedly, that's a simple load, but my Pi never gets over 42 degrees C, in a tropical area, averaging around 30 degrees C.