Why it worked
The video effectively uses a montage of visually appealing gaming gear with on-screen text labels, appealing to the aesthetic preferences of the gaming community and leveraging the desire for custom setups.
Summary
The video showcases various gaming peripherals, including a "SWORD X" mouse, Wooting 60HE keyboard components, and KZ ZS10 PRO earphones. It highlights custom PC builds and accessories, presenting them as desirable items for gamers.
Product placement
SWORD X: This is a gaming mouse that is shown being held and displayed. It ACTS as a product being showcased, and removing it would change what happens in the video.
WOOTING 60HE MODULE: This is a keyboard module, shown as a component for a keyboard. It ACTS as a product being showcased, and removing it would change what happens in the video.
SPIDERWEB KEYCAPS: These are keycaps for a keyboard, shown as components. They ACT as a product being showcased, and removing them would change what happens in the video.
UFO SWITCHES: These are switches for a keyboard, shown in a container. They ACT as a product being showcased, and removing them would change what happens in the video.
KZ ZS10 PRO: These are in-ear monitors (earphones), shown being held and displayed. They ACT as a product being showcased, and removing them would change what happens in the video.
GEFORCE RTX: This is a graphics card visible inside a PC build. It APPEARS as a component of the PC, and removing it would not change what happens in the video.