Square Cpu Case

I great way to protect my camera gear. This case locks up tightly, has small square foam inserts that can be removed as necessary to accommodate any shape/size of equipment. Overall, it's a quality case that will take a lot of abuse - so my gear doesn't have to! Isn't that what it's all about?

Bought with CPL & ND6 square. Includes step down adapters for other lenses. Case will hold the components but it is soft so no protection from breakage. Holder is well made. CPL & square fit very well. Can rotate CPL with square holder & ND6 in place.

I along with many others waited months for this case to be shipped, and I have to say for me it has been worth the wait. I am a constant case changer, anything from tpu, snap-shell, edge only cases, to phone wraps; but I think this one is staying on the Pixel for the foreseeable future. It is very sleek in the way it lessens the Pixel 6 Pro camera hump and integrates the square punchout into the back of the case. The magnet in the case is actually very strong; I work construction and have had it on boom lift frames as I drive around and haven't seen it budge at all. That also leads into the one main downside for me about the case; in my line of work there are metal shavings and dust everywhere which can also stick to the amazing magnet on the back of the case. That plus the fabric design can make it kinda tough keep it looking very new very long in my case. The square accessory punchout in the back of the case is lined with dust that I have no idea how to even clean out. I would actually really love another version of this same case without the punchout in the back for this reason.

Nicely packaged in a square plastic padded case. Smooth threading - no burs. The anodizing is semi-glossy. This ring is sturdy by virtue of long cross section. Aluminum step rings do work well. Remember, don't torque excessively. I use German, and American made rings, and never had lock-ups.

I was worried about this phone case before it arrived - it looked like it might not slide into the pocket easy and the square on the back was never explained as having a purpose (I kept thinking, "what attachment will I be missing?" But once I snuggly snapped it on, I fell in love with it instantly. It just feels great in your hand. It is plenty grippy on the sides but slides into the pocket easily. I still don't know what that square on the back is for but it makes a nice place to rest my finger to further support my phone.

I gave it 5-stars, but I don't like the square case that it comes in--would rather have a round, screw-together type. Also, the small, safety seal leaves some sticky stuff on the outside of the case if you try to remove it.

I bought this to repurpose an existing 1510 case. I was sort of puzzled about how to fit the square corners into the wheel wells of the case until I simply pushed in with my finger, and thus collapsed the padding, and it fit! I have more equipment than cases, and I only use a Pelican case when I need to travel. Now that I have it, I am wondering why I did not buy the case with the Divider set to start with.

Bought the Redwood, and I’m debating making this my life aesthetic. Case is amazing, and honestly, the little square cutout for the other accessories is even a convenient way to hold on to it. My wife got jealous so she’s already ordering one too!

4 square filters for your matte-box are big-ticket items, especially if you buy Tiffen, Lee or any of the other brands using optical glass ground to high-precision flatness. You can't just throw them into your camera-case where they could get scratched or broken. That's where Tiffen's B Pouch comes in - this neat, padded pouch safely stores those expensive filters in a taffeta-lined, padded pouch with a Velcro closure, with a label behind transparent plastic so you know at a glance which filter is inside. If you're a cinematographer who travels a lot and has a collection of square filters, get a pouch for each of them, and a Pelican-case to keep the pouches in. That's about as close to airline-proof as you'll get. I heartily recommend this product and I'll be getting one for each of my filters as I acquire them. When you buy the filter, buy the pouch as well. You won't regret it.

Ever since top vents started coming into vogue, I've longed for a case like this to make an appearance, and it's everything I wanted. The key differentiator of this case compared to most other, modern cases is that it has no vents on the top. For air cooling, this is ideal because you want air to go through the CPU cooler and out the back, not go out the top and skip the cooler entirely or come in from the top and screw up the flow direction. There is a slope in front of the top-mounted PSU that forces the incoming air from the empty space at the top of the front fans down into the CPU cooler. Then the GPU area is fed by additional fans on the bottom to ensure there's plenty of fresh air. This amount of airflow allows you to run the fans at pretty low speeds, being almost silent at 60% in the front and 40% on the bottom, while not significantly reducing the cooling potential. There are mesh filters in front of both sets of fans, keeping the interior a lot cleaner than it would be without them. The panels pop off nicely with some sort of magnetic or tension mounting. Overall, the design of the toolless access and working inside this case feels like an improvement over the Meshify C case I had before. Of course, there is one compromise. If you want non-nvme drives, it only has room for a couple on the rear of the motherboard panel, and there's not much airflow in that area, so I'd hesitate to use a spinning platter hard drive. At this point, I only use nvme drives and a separate NAS for storing media, so that's no problem for me.