Shame that all the hype for this case seems to have died away when they unceremoniously dropped the delays on everyone.
No PR moves or anything to even soften the blow since, just advertising the case as usual.
No PR moves or anything to even soften the blow since, just advertising the case as usual.
It's sad but what could've they done about the congestion?
As an enthusiast, I would've gladly paid for express shipping directly from China if that was an option (W360 pls
), but I can imagine that most of the mainstream consumers would prefer to wait longer just to have free domestic shipping.
It's sad but what could've they done about the congestion?
As an enthusiast, I would've gladly paid for express shipping directly from China if that was an option (W360 pls
I've said that from the begining, W360 quoted around 60$ to ship it from China, I would pay that in a heartbeat, but for some reason they didn't want to do it.
I’m already going to get raped for shipping from the US to Canada most likely , rates are stupid right nowIt's sad but what could've they done about the congestion?
As an enthusiast, I would've gladly paid for express shipping directly from China if that was an option (W360 pls
CaseKing.
We don't control when and others ship. So no ETA.
Since shipping is insanely expensive right now (3-5x more expensive), some vendors have containers waiting for other stuff. Production and shipping delay is the norm for almost a year now, so we just don't know.
It's sad but what could've they done about the congestion?
As an enthusiast, I would've gladly paid for express shipping directly from China if that was an option (W360 pls
In order to make the product more available in the long term, we have to work with third party sellers.
Part of the deal is that they get to ship first, so when their shipments are delayed, we have to wait fo them.
For the sake of long term global availability, we just can't go direct right now.
Can't control what we can't control. There are contracts and penalties in the way.
Shipping region question: Since all the cases are made in China, why we are not available to order directly in China?
I will be back in China months later but there is no way to order the case from China that made in China. The shipping cost will be reduced a lot this way.
Also the Formd-T1 has the same ordering problem from China.
But I saw there is Chinese in the ssupd assemble manual, not sure if it will be changed in the future.
I will be back in China months later but there is no way to order the case from China that made in China. The shipping cost will be reduced a lot this way.
Also the Formd-T1 has the same ordering problem from China.
But I saw there is Chinese in the ssupd assemble manual, not sure if it will be changed in the future.
Thanks for the update and transparency, I appreciate it! I cancelled my newegg preorder because it would be easier to just buy it in germany directly and not have it ship from us to europe via a third party company.
The product is back ordered, and we have a first come first serve list for the product.
If your regional seller order first, they get it first and unfortunately China’s sellers ordered last, so China is basically near last on the list.
Pretty much the layout I'd build a custom loop in. Though I'm not sure I'd do a hardloop myself.
Not connecting the front I/O, and just tucking away the cables behind the connectors? That's cheating.
I usually never hook up the front I/O audio as it’s ugly especially on the board he is using and I never use it , but everything else I hook up!
I already knew I was going to get hit with shipping when I got my buddy in the US to order it , price you out when you are impatient haha , look forward to getting the case tho!
I wonder if it was just something he couldn't do - we'll find out in his next video.
Either way, it's a damn impressive build.
If you are in Canada I would suggest looking into self-clearing your package to save some money. You can do it at a CBSA and there is usually no one in line. UPS and FedEx are notorious for slapping you with "brokerage fees".
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