I wish I was in you situation. I regret buying this case.Pulled the trigger on a different case.
Such a shame because the A4 V3 had so much going for it
Which case did you bought?
I wish I was in you situation. I regret buying this case.Pulled the trigger on a different case.
Such a shame because the A4 V3 had so much going for it
I bought the AKLLA A4 Pro.I wish I was in you situation. I regret buying this case.
Which case did you bought?
Aklla seems worth it.I bought the AKLLA A4 Pro.
Quite a bit bigger than the A4v3 but it had a standard c14 connector and ability to mount extraction fans at the top without having to flip the internals.
Need to build another PC in a few months so I'm keen to see what ZS cases comes up with in the future.
Also for existing customer the new V3.1 panel isn't a bit taller so it won't be compatible for the older V3 customer's case. And different batch will have a bit of colour difference.A new back panel for existing users won't be an option due to its cost. Realistically they should send over the fully shrink wrapped C6 cable like what was planned under November 2020 update, but then mysteriously cancelled.
Thanks for pointing that out. I have remove the word standard.I double checked the photos.
Cable is modded, cut to make it fit (see the terminals that are longer than the cover) so not standard anymore.
I wasn't pointing out that.Thanks for pointing that out. I have remove the word standard.
We have to make sure the male connector pin is inserted all the way to the female connector. and from the video you can the connectors are a very tight fit
Although I agree with you, I believe there is no other solution. From what I saw in the videos a standard connector would obstruct the insertion of the side panels.I wasn't pointing out that.
I was pointing out that the terminals are uncovered. There's a reason for them to be covered in the standard connectors which is for insulation.
Hi Spiff,@ZS-Cases
So what if your plan going forward looking at your latest update it says you are going to replace the C6 with a C14. And it will not be a pig tail. So how is that going to work?
I am currently waiting for a case to ship from you guys, and have been since Feb 18. When the case is shipped to me include the new C 14 style plug?
Please check our updates on 1st page.@ZS-Cases
So what if your plan going forward looking at your latest update it says you are going to replace the C6 with a C14. And it will not be a pig tail. So how is that going to work?
I am currently waiting for a case to ship from you guys, and have been since Feb 18. When the case is shipped to me include the new C 14 style plug?
Please check our updates on 1st page.
Hi ezerez, yes we can send out the C14 replacement to all customers with C6 connector. Please follow this space and send us the replacement request email once we confirm available. Hopefully by end of this month depend on 3rd party manufacturer capacity.Hello
Sorry I dont mean to hijack this topic, but I cannot find a dedicated ZS-A4S topic somewhere. Does this issue also include the ZS-A4S and will it also change to a C14 plug? Was thinking of preordering one, but would love to know this information.
thank you
Same, the C14 takes A LOT of elbow grease to shove in. I'm honestly concerned now about how hard the cutout is squeezing on the cord. Not sure if the pressure on the cord is a concern in the long-term but one thing's for sure: once inserted it's impossible to pull back out; if I want to change cords I'm going to have to cut it. I'm gonna be honest, it's not as elegant of a solution as I was led to believe and I'm still disappointed.Little confused why I received another C6 cord along with a new C14 for my A4 v3. The C14 doesn't fit the cutout and the C6 is still a fire hazard. Ended up just leaving the C14 hanging rather out from the back than using another C6 with all the safety issues associated.
Quick question. Is this the cable you're talking about?Same, the C14 takes A LOT of elbow grease to shove in. I'm honestly concerned now about how hard the cutout is squeezing on the cord. Not sure if the pressure on the cord is a concern in the long-term but one thing's for sure: once inserted it's impossible to pull back out; if I want to change cords I'm going to have to cut it. I'm gonna be honest, it's not as elegant of a solution as I was led to believe and I'm still disappointed.