4 Odd Gadgets That KINDA Work! 

It removes the background noise and lets you focus on the balls I'd say it works and I went into it thinking pfft that's dumb

He should have looked before putting the glasses on. They’re for initial spotting. Once you eye knows where to look they’re not needed.

@@guestuser3192 I totally agree

Oh c'mon. I woulda bet money on you saying "If you're having a hard time finding your balls in the rough"🤣

I use different colored balls. Like neon yellow and neaon green and my kids gave me pink/blue/purple balls last year. Will it make the blue balls disappear? (Geez don't read that out of context🤦‍♀️)

The golf ball finder probably is. Golf balls can be crazy expenaive. And just not wasting time finding a ball

@@iwinrar5207 If you have time *playing* golf, time shouldn't be really an issue for you

@@bostonrailfan2427 So there would also be time at weekends or holidays to find the balls. Your comment doesn't make any sense.

i agree

Being colorblind I can tell you that as soon as he put those glasses over the camera the golf balls popped immediately

@@dalkra99 same here! It actually works for us quite a bit!

Watching that reminded me of Ralphie on A Christmas Story, having to put on that bunny rabbit suit and hating it.

Why is the name of whatever would anyone put something like that on their dog?! My dog hates clothing unless it's really cold outside, and even then it's a little sweater.

@@puppypower84 It's a pink nightmare.

A lot of animals will do that with any types of clothing. Normally they get used to it over time. Animals just find it weird. imagine never wearing cloths and then putting on cloths for the first time.

@@1RungAtATime Makes the dogs look like Richard Simmons dogs yikes😥.

Exactly what I was thinking lmao!

That is actually a very good point! haha.

Hahaha

I haven't seen the vid yet but...In the UK we call "fry holders" forks.

Only sloppy people eat in their cars and that's being said very mildly.

@safe space ture ?

Aw those blue balls...oh you mean golf balls😂Lol!!.

Even in this video the difference is drastic. The thing is that he kind of has an idea of where they're located because he only threw them 30-40 yards, and there are multiple balls clustered in close proximity to one another, if he were hitting 1 ball 1000 meters and had to find it from a distance they'd be a god send.

Yeah i think they work great 👍

I'd say they would be more useful at finding the balls from a distance so you could head out in the right direction.

He didn't really utilize them for locating the ball while it is in the air, which I would think would be very helpful on a hole where it's harder to track the ball from the tee.. I also agree that it made a noticeable difference in the grass, especially the taller grass.

Jaime Johnesee finally someone else who gets it. I saw some people comment that it would not overheat a dog bc "that's now how this works" dogs don't sweat that way etc 🤦

That was a cruel thing to do to her. Either get used to the shedding or get a dog that doesn't shed.

@@glenncordova4027 one of those hypoallergenic hairless dogs you see everywhere..

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Me too! ROFL! Poor dog!

Oh Bailey is such a silly playful doggy! :-)

I was thinking that as well, but then again I've never let my nieces, and nephews in my car with any kind of Juice box/bag, they have to have a cup with a sealed lid.

Yeah, almost like they're shedding for a reason.

Projected keyboards has been around for probably ten years or more, and they were never really good. The first models I saw was just for Wow factor. The amazing thing wasn't that they was good but that they worked at all. But the bling factor was through the roof, for about ten minutes and then they ended up in a drawer never to be used again. This one was almost useful, but as noted it wasn't fast and really lack any kind of tactile feedback. That's why they have that beep telling you that it has registered a keypress. In a way that was the same problem that has prevented desktop integrated touch keyboards from becoming a thing. That and the cost. These has also been around since what feels like forever, or at least the 80's. I think there was one shown in the movie Tron... Back in the 90's I looked at some desks with these integrated in the glass top. When activated the keyboard layout was lit up from under the glass and you were supposed to use it instead of a normal keyboard. It did work, and was perhaps just slightly better than this laser projected keyboard. Still it wasn't something you would want to write anything more than a very short note on. Lacking tactile feedback is a big thing. On a regular keyboard you even have a dimple marking the F and J keys to help you with finger placement. On these projected keyboards you have nothing like that and has to keep track of positioning with your eyes. So even if they can speed up and improve "keypress" detection until it's perfect every time and close to instant it still won't be as good to type on as a cheap keyboard. Even a roll up rubber keyboard has more feedback than this. As for playing Doom on it... Back in the day I once tried to play Doom on a notebook that had a choice of an integrated trackball or a trackpad, and the winner was none of the above. I can only imagine the pain trying to play Doom on a projected keyboard...

same I'd never buy any of those but it's so interesting he's fun to watch

He has a such a beautiful voice and an awesome personality!

What? Are you in Malaysia lol. For use indoors only. I would hope for your dogs sake you have ac indoors. Therefore no? The dog wouldn't overheat indoors. As the Intended purpose is stopping hair from getting on floor or furniture. So don't let your dog run outside in heat with this on? It's common sense buddy.

@@BitchyBoxxy The dog already has a fur coat and you're putting another, skin-tight jacket on top of that. Yeah, shits gonna get hot. Don't put jumpsuits on your dog.

A Are u dumb

@@badbirdkc dogs actually sweat through panting and their paw pads. I used to groom dogs and people would ask to have their double coats dogs shaved because they were "too hot". Thats not how their coats work bud.

Chantal Said this

I was scrolling down the comments to see someone say this😂😂

I’m on my second dog. A rat terrier and a pit. They both like sweaters.

Typing was never really an art; it was meant as a way to write more efficiently. The keyboard and how they work may be (eg switches, layouts, build quality) but not typing in itself.

@@SoulcatcherLucario have you seen or heard someone that types 120 word per minute? Yes it's an improvement on speed and others being able to read. Art depends on how you define art.

@577AllWell agreed to that, and I honestly miss cellphones with hardware keyboards. I could type out a txt in 1/2 the time on my old LG900G than any of my modern Moto G Android phones with the onscreen keyboard. I've gone as far when I'm at work, home, or any other place when mobile where I can sit with my laptop on a WiFi connection to answering txt with Google messages for web on a real keyboard. I also collect, and restore keyboards as a hobby, and the current daily driver on my main PC is a Cherry G80 -11900 with Cherry MX Black keys, so take that for what you will.

@@CommodoreFan64 Oh, nice! Are they vintage MX Blacks?

I like Wendy's fries their thicker cut.

He only tested white balls. I wonder how the glasses work on red balls or yellow balls.

I'm blue ba da ba dam ba da ba dee da

😂

As someone in the US I had to look that one up, as I've never heard of them, so yeah I'm not surprised James did not get this one either.

@@CommodoreFan64 - I'm in the US and knew what they were talking about. 😏

@@roxcyn Guess it's because I'm like James, and don't listen to that kind of generic pop crap.

Blue his house with the blue little window, with the blue corvette and, everything is blue for him and, himself and everybody around because he ain't got nobody to listen. 🎶

I'm blue da-ba-dee da-ba-da da-ba-dee da-ba-da da-ba-dee da-ba-da 👽

As someone who collects keyboards, and restores them I've had one of these before several years back, and I'd honestly rather type on rotting dog flesh as at least that would give some feedback when typing, and not hurt your fingers hitting them on a hard surface. plus the one I had connected to an Android phone at the time (Android 4.2 I believe it was) was just not very accurate.

So glad I scrolled through first before asking the same question. Also how well would they work at night