all electronics should switch to clear polymer cases/shells and clear PCBs

No

>>106162500 (OP)
12 layer pcbs are just gonna look like a copper brick

>>106162511
you're not gonna see though it but you will see the differences between the first few copper layers

>>106162500 (OP)
Okay but what is the benefit? to see the traces? Will it make repairing them easier?

>>106162524
nvm i forgot there's all-copper layers

>>106162500 (OP)
Clear PCB substrates have a lower melting point so you have to use shitty brittle bismuth solder. Also, as far as I know, they are only available in really low thicknesses, so they can't really be used for anything other than flexible PCBs. I'm also not sure how well they can be laminated.

>>106162500 (OP)
Is that a Gameboy Color? I got a clear one in my dresser from when I was a kid. Sometime I pop in tetris.Clear is neat, it is claerly oreneted towards children. EX consoles, Macs, ect

>>106162527
>will seeing exactly where everything goes make it easier to repair
Gee, I dunno. I sometimes wish I could close my eyes and drive to the store, but . . .

>Manufacturs: no

>>106162527
>repairing pcb's
no but you cant drugs in it

>>106162527
>higher cost
>no protection from the solder mask
>worse thermals
>worse performance
The answer is no

>>106162500 (OP)
most designs use copper pours because it's "free copper."