FS: Cabinets Lian Li A4H2O Cabinet - Silver - G99-A4H2OA4-IN

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asratte

asratte

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Expected Price (Rs)
7500
Shipping from
Navi Mumbai / Thane
Item Condition
4 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Cash
  2. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Aug 18, 2022
Shipping Charges
Excluded - at actuals
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
0
Invoice Available?
Yes
Reason for Sale
Not using.
Lian Li A4H2O Cabinet - Silver - G99-A4H2OA4-IN
A Dan Cases Collaboration

Had bought from Vedant Computers.

---Case is in very good condition, no scratches, looks attractive and shiny.
---PCIe 4.0 x16 riser cable in good condition.
---Triple-slot GPU Compatible
---FAN SUPPORT Top：2x 120mm
---RADIATOR SUPPORT Top：1x 240mm (55mm. max total thickness with fans)
---PSU SUPPORT SFX, SFX-L
---GPU LENGTH CLEARANCE Max 322mm
---CPU COOLER CLEARANCE Max 55mm
---DRIVE Support 1x 2.5” SSD
---EXPANSION SLOT 3

Can fit Asus TUf 6800xt ( I was using this gfx card in this case ) .

I also have Deepcool LE300 120mm RGB AIO cooler which can fit in this case.

Product Link --->>>
lian-li.com

A4-H2O - LIAN LI is a Leading Provider of PC Cases | Computer Cases

A4-H20A TRIBUTE TO SFF The A4-H2O is an 11-liter small form factor case, a collaboration project with DAN Cases. Based on the original DAN A4-SFX case sandwich layout concept, the A4-H2O continues the minimalist and compact form factor with improved hardware compatibility (including AIO water...
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The expected price does not include shipping, but based on your pincode, if cost goes above 8,000 , I will pay the remaining amount of shipping.
 

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Got the delivery today! Though enough bubblewrap was used, every side is damaged! Every angle is bent, don't even feel like using the case now! Thought the buyer would have taken care of the sides when shipping cases! very bad experience...
 

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Styrofoam should be used for cases not bubble wrap. Bubble wrap by itself isn't going to do much for protection at all. And if possible it should be shipped in the original box.
 
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Yeah bubble wrap only works for light items. Stuff like this case, I don't think anything other than the original box is safe for shipping. You would need a proper hard shipping box, like they generally make out of plywood.
 
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rajch2002 said:
looks like the seller is least bothered to reply also!
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Friend, you already mentioned "enough bubble wrap" , that's why I didn't reply, I felt you understood that such unexpected things might happen. I had packed it with lots of bubble wrap and had ensured that it is thick enough. I also didn't expect this to happen. I had never shipped any cases, but 1.5 years ago I had sold/delivered 3 6800xt gfx cards in original box with a much less bubble wrap and all three were delivered safely by Delhivery.
You can use thick double sided tape at corners and stick some colorful paper on it. Or may be a thick rubber/eraser instead of thick tape or may be a 3d printed corners. I also felt bad after reading your reply and had thought something like 3d printed corners, but how can I ask you directly like this, I hope you understood.
May be some user here can help in creating a 3d printed corners.
 
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But warranty left is 0.
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Buyer can at least ask for a replacement via Tech Support on nominal amount.
I did the same while asking for Side Panel Replacement which costed me 2k including shipping for my Lian Li 215. I posted in Tech Support and they directed me a service centre under Acro Engineering Company from New Delhi. I paid them via UPI and they shipped the side panel.
Since the case is bought from Vedant Computers(Official Sellers mentioned in Lian Li website) he can send a mail to Vedant Customer Service & Support : care@vedantcomputers.com
 
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asratte said:
Friend, you already mentioned "enough bubble wrap" , that's why I didn't reply, I felt you understood that such unexpected things might happen. I had packed it with lots of bubble wrap and had ensured that it is thick enough. I also didn't expect this to happen. I had never shipped any cases, but 1.5 years ago I had sold/delivered 3 6800xt gfx cards in original box with a much less bubble wrap and all three were delivered safely by Delhivery.
You can use thick double sided tape at corners and stick some colorful paper on it. Or may be a thick rubber/eraser instead of thick tape or may be a 3d printed corners. I also felt bad after reading your reply and had thought something like 3d printed corners, but how can I ask you directly like this, I hope you understood.
May be some user here can help in creating a 3d printed corners.
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I think there is never enough bubble wrap enough for shipping cases, I expected it to be shipped in its case or something better than what was used. My mistake for not confirming before. But am dissapointed with the way all possible angles are dented, was expecting some reaction from you after seeing the pics instead of silence. anyways, can't do much its the buyers risk here for items. You are not getting a positive feedback though!
 
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Styrofoam is very inexpensive, there's no excuse. Two sheets cost less than Rs 50 and can cover a case like this in two layers.

Bubble wrap is pointless (ha) if you don't have an enclosing box.
 
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rsaeon said:
Styrofoam is very inexpensive, there's no excuse. Two sheets cost less than Rs 50 and can cover a case like this in two layers.

Bubble wrap is pointless (ha) if you don't have an enclosing box.
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Always the enclosing box along with its Styrofoam is a must when shipping large items. Last month when I asked Primeabgb for PSU RMA they told me to send using the PSU's box or else they wont take responsibility if any damage occurs they said.
 
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