I don't think "bleeding edge" is the correct term. More like "cost saving short-cut." Using 3D printed chassis was just a way to save money over the original aluminum case.
To be fair they did claim to have chosen resin as a way of lowering the chassis temperature. That was one of the complaints about the original GO although it didn't really bother me with my GO720.
To be fair they did claim to have chosen resin as a way of lowering the chassis temperature. That was one of the complaints about the original GO although it didn't really bother me with my GO720.
"Our production department has estimated to start shipping W4 of May into June, so no we haven't started shipping just yet"
Gina reply this to me for my go v2+.
"Our production department has estimated to start shipping W4 of May into June, so no we haven't started shipping just yet"
Gina reply this to me for my go v2+.
I have nearly forgotten that I'm even getting one anymore. Have almost sort of stopped caring!!! welll.... not entirely but..... Well over a year and counting. It'll get here eventually.... I think
It's a shame for the wait, because the early version V2+ Infinity I have sounds absolutely phenomenal.
It'll be worth the wait though. You don't want the first version case I have. It's not appealing in the slightest. If I had paid retail I would not have been happy with the case quality, but running balanced off this thing is pure bliss.
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