ZenTank Vision:M Serious Protection for Your ZVM

By: Grahm Skee on August 3, 2006 9:14 PM

If you are a klutz that has the amazing ability of breaking any electronic gadget put into your buttery hands, then YoTank has built a Zen Vision:M case just for you. This case is machined out of solid aluminum making it “virtually unbreakable.” Sounds like a challenge to me. Dare we do a stress test and run over our beloved ZVM with a truck? Hmmm...

At 75 bucks, the ZenTank will definitely protect your player, but it won’t protect you from cracking your tile floor or chipping your faux wood flooring when you hurl it to the ground. Just something to think about…

[YoTank via dapreview]

Comments

atrax on August 3, 2006 10:35 PM

I saw this thing ages ago...its not bad, but a bit..inpractical, Im making something similar to this for my year 12 mayor preofect, but it'l have padding and grip and all that aswell.

slaughterMYdaughter on August 4, 2006 5:09 AM

i need one of those for my e260 :)

bladedah on August 4, 2006 10:30 AM

Again, more wierd stuff from the DAP world. This thing practically defeats the purpose of a DAP or PMP turning the products into a brick. Plus, it's overprotecting something that will only last a consumer up to 3 years because of the battery. In the end, these cases are more of a gimmick.

Ang on December 11, 2006 10:31 PM

what is a good case for this product? i bought a BSE but i still want something that i would be able to carry it around in.

kevin on June 7, 2007 1:24 PM

has anyone ever bought one of these on there homestore?

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