Would You Buy These PLASTIC PC Cases?

Опубликовано 30 мая 2019, 18:00

This is the story of two different cases. The first one is called Alice and while its cheap and cool looking, it incorporates a ton of unique concepts. The other is called Yong. It uses a 3D printing process to create an epic chassis that may cost over $4,000 but it is one of InWin's most fascinating products ever.

A special thanks to Phanteks and Steelseries for sponsoring our trip. Without them none of this coverage would be possible. We would also like to thank InWin for helping out with meals during the show.

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Gear list (Available on Amazon):
Main Camera - geni.us/SONYA7III
Main Lens - geni.us/Tamron2875
Main Camera Mic - geni.us/RODEMIC
Second Camera - geni.us/GH5w1260
$700 Camera (Panasonic G7) - geni.us/24nm
Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 - geni.us/dLL
Cinevate DUZI Slider - geni.us/1Hwt
AKG C314 - geni.us/6o9
AKG C 568 B - geni.us/1D2S
Zoom H5 - geni.us/2LUm
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