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The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is very popular right now. It's in short supply in China and you have to wait over a month to order one. I think DJI is probably one of the most innovative companies in the world right now.
I hope there is a way to shut off the HDR on that DJI because it looks like crap with it on. Otherwise, I like it. GoPro needs a more advanced chip and sensor, battery charge speed, etc...etc...
The last Go Pro I bought was the Hero 8; the DJI Action 5 Pro looks enticing; have bought the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and the Insta360 X4; still waiting for the supposed GoPro Hero Max II.
Love the car, Love the Brand, can't get on with the tech inside the interior, same as volvo problem. Purely design wise not my fav but is fine better then average wirh the scandinavian deaign. Give me 3 to 4 screens a la Tesla screens across the front to passenger screen perhaps include a lower second center console too and peope would love this car. The tech design is just too split personality with the modern clean and future feeling albeit too austeric（minimalistic but too tight rather then just clean simple) as most scand designs, in contrast of the interior withthe tech. Tech Luxury but we are missing the tech part. Just isn't the experience it should be.
Don’t buy from Chinese owned companies like Volvo, Polestar, MG, BYD and so on. China is a dictatorship with no human rights or democracy. Giving them our money will backfire. Just like EU learned from doing business with Putin
Love the minimalist look of the interior but achieving complete functionality of that big screen would require a steep learning curve. This vehicle seems to look better in lighter colors. I have yet to see one tested in the dark blue color.
@@drackkor725 Quite possibly. Depends on your area. I know someone that pays almost this much every month for lawn care. Of course with the size of his land he would need a couple of these but doable.
@@EverydayReviews2022 Totally right. I’m wondering how much of the inflation is still the residual of the supply chain & people who didn’t buy in 2020-2021 but are now. Or is this artificially inflated by the manufacturers enjoying the increased profit margins & are in no hurry to increase production? Like Mercedes have admitted to doing.
@@bodegadiescast305 I actually liked the first gen ZDX. I should see what used ones are going for. Not sure if this partnership was just to jump them into the EV game or maybe compliance. Regardless if it’s Acura or a GM car, it’s actually very good, just too much $$$
@EverydayReviews2022 I have a 2012 ZDX technology package, and I'll never get rid of it. I do have a new truck as my daily driver, and despite the 12 years on the ZDX, it only has around 80k miles. When I first heard about ZDX was coming back as an electric car, I wanted to buy it, but the price needs to come down a bit to compete in today's market.
@@EverydayReviews2022 thanks, I guess I assumed this was a new release vid and not just a review of it.... So many come close, but it will likely be a Model Y or X for me.... Thanks for the reply!
@@HyperionLogic from what I hear from people that have experienced some of the Chinese EVs first hand are that they’re incredible in terms of performed, tech and price.
Companies given special favoritism by the CCP, (taxes, labor, regulations), Built by workers making pennies with no retirement, healthcare. The CCP goal is to flood the market with EVs. It’s part of the economic war.
@@EverydayReviews2022 I'd love to have the Nio products here in particular. Their battery swap tech has matured a great deal, and gives customers the ability to rent larger capacity batteries for when they actually need it. You get to pay less upfront for a lighter vehicle, then switch to a 100 or even 150kwh battery for the days when you're actually driving up to 900km. The swap takes 2 and a half minutes and can the cars can drive themselves into the station for you.
@@pole-star2118 where I’m from in Canada there is little to no inventory and still a waiting list. Is it because people are waiting for US production to ramp up to take advantage of the govt incentives instead of leasing?
Great video. Great camera but so was disappointed to find out they don’t have a polarizing lens for it yet. The glare on nighttime videos is pretty bad. A consideration when you’re buying this. The N4 3 channel I received did have a trim tool with it.
Correction : The Theta head DOES pan. There is a tutorial on their website showing how to do it however in order to pan you need to raise the centre column and pull down a lever and need to use it with the centre column extended. Is it smooth or can you adjust the drag? No and it also reduced the stability of your camera since you're using the centre column on a lightweight travel tripod. Might work for you though depending on what you're shooting. Under normal circumstances, I rarely extend the centre column unless necessary. Thanks for those who pointed it out to me, never thought I would need to watch a video on how to use a tripod head :)
Maybe you could have used a little time on reading and seeing videos on how to use it,😁 before you made the video to find out how to use it..!!🙃 It does pan and tilt.. !! 😁
@@oz1kc yes it does tilt and yes I saw the video as mentioned in another comment. Still not intuitive and the fact that you need to raise the centre column in order to pan is ridiculous. It’s a small lightweight tripod already so let’s reduce the stability by raising a single centre column just to pan. No biggy here, as mentioned in the video, I replaced it with a fluid head. It could pan/tilt or even be a geared head. Having legs lock and legs literally falling out is ridiculous for a $600+ travel tripod. The fact that one needs to watch videos on how to use a tripod could be the real problem here.
@@EverydayReviews2022 Okay and at 8:05 you can't get the leg back in !! Don't you think it's because the motore still trying to hold it in place??? I don't like reviews where people haven't really used time on how to operate the items that are reviewing !! But it's not just a tripod. I can do so much more with the go live and camera module.. So I'm waiting with joy for my Thea Max, with all the modules :PBut I agree it's bad the leg came out.. and the support at benro don't respond..
@@oz1kc Maybe it is but the point is that its stuck just by pulling the legs out even if you don't use the power leveller and Benro says this is normal if you extend the legs past the line which of course then you're pulling them out you will. Seem like you're a big fan which is great. Do you own one? If so I guess you're lucky that your legs never fall out or lock up. Thanks
@@EverydayReviews2022 Im no more big fan that i supported the ifootage cobra 3 strike monopod (its heavy 2.5kg with the head and 1.6 kg without ) But i like it.. Clever design.. Launched on kickstarter in april and delivered in september !! But the idea started in 2022.. !! Yes, I have several products from Benro tripod - Polaris astro - Video head, filter system and i will support again if its something i can use... But I hope they will make it clear that refund after the collection is not possible... I'm supposed to have my thea max in one of the first shipments !! And i'm not going to make reviews, i will use it in the field with my polaris...
Benro are such scammers. They ripped off and lied to customers for over a year then delivered a piece of junk that weighs far more than a "travel tripod" as it was advertised. Now they're lying about refunds and not honoring warranties. Never buying any Benro product again.
@@druiz53 Ok, Watched the video and yes it will pan however you need to extend the centre column in order to pull that piece out to pan. It’s quite clever but reduces stability by having to extend the centre column. Thanks for the info again Cheers
That’s right. I couldn’t find the little lever at first because the center column wasn’t raised and I couldn’t see it. It really just needs to be raised a small amount so, the instability was minimal to me. But, you are right, it does present a little bit. Overall I have been a bit disappointed with the overall performance. I’m hoping it smooths out with more use. But right now, it doesn’t feel like a tripod that is worth the $600 they are currently charging. Glad I got it for less on the Kickstarter. Thanks for posting the review.
@@druiz53same sentiments here. The concept is good or else thousands wouldn’t have ordered it. Maybe a bit too ambitious. Let me know if your legs ever start popping out like mine.
