I like how Austin kept spending his bank account on mystery tech, even though he knows that 70% of them are gonna be worthless. No wonder he got so many sponsors
Money spent vs money earned per episode. They make wayyy more than what they spend. Just imagine how much of this stuff gets pitched and thrown away after they do the video
The sloth warmer thing is great for babies to keep warm. I bought one during Christmas time for my 2 and a half year old brother. Except his isn't a sloth, it's a Grey elephant. I put it in the microwave for like 12 seconds ( not too long because it will burn baby ) every 5-8 minutes and it keeps him warm. It helps keep him a warm happy little camper, especially during winter 😊.
I think a lot of people fail to understand that these videos save a lot of people money and keep people from getting scammed by bad products. Plus they’re always entertaining!
The microphone in headsets has gotten so much better. That headset, which is probably realistically 4 dollars, sounded totally fine. Crazy, or maybe I'm just old.
I was a Kickstarter backer for the Lighthouse and they’re pretty good! They have a really unique build that makes it do the LEDs are omnidirectional, and the diffusion gives it a truly smooth and flowing appearance. They’re a bit pricey and don’t have a proper stand (I designed and 3D printed my own), but I love them!
OH HOW THE TOMMY BRAND HAS SUNK TO A NEW LOW!!!! I used to love me some Tommy clothes and cologne but, after seeing that tech, I’m through with Tommy! That is beyond a stretch to get some money. I can see it now, granny walking through the mall, sees a kiosk with a bunch of the boxes (because no one is buying them) and she says, “oh, little Austin would love this!” As she throws the Discover card at the teenager working the booth
Nah its way overpriced, and doesnt even work with actual Lego bricks. KBDcraft has a way better build ur own kit for 1/3 the price and theyre fully compatible with Lego. $100 with switches, $70 without.
@@verakoo6187 Honestly I didn't know about this, it's pretty cool and to your point it does make this a bad deal if it's a good keyboard. I am a bit confused on the pricing though, usually buying stuff for building a keyboard ends up around 200 dollars in my experience and this seems cheap. Anyways, I am going to look into it because for that price it actually interests me.
@@parker73724 pretty sure other companys just overprice it because its niche. A Lego case shouldnt be expensive, theyre only 11 cents per piece to buy, so i imagine they produce them for less than 5 cents. All the price is in the electronics. But its a pretty basic keyboard at that price, it prob goes up a bit when u start adding accessories.
Haha of course the spare microwave you guys have laying around for use at the studio is the Alexa-controlled one... Like of course, seeing anything other than that would be weird. 😂
Lego keyboard looks great but it's Miss the keypad for me, which I use for hotkeys in video games, if they added custom buttons you can attach to the keyboard then I would definitely buy
It's 2023 and Tommy Hilfiger is *STILL" a thing. I remember when there was that giant controversy about his clothes being made in sweatshops. If that be the case then I'm pretty sure that computer tech was also made in sweatshops. ...cheesus rice, that took me back to my middle school years.
Cool video, the warmy sloth is kind of common in aus, there normally like a bear or something similar and you put them in the microwave and use it for sore muscles
Currently retroid is working on a clamshell version of the pocket 3 plus. Same chipset though as the original. Unisoc T618 octa core chipset, 4 gigs of ram, decent gpu and I believe hall effects joysticks.
the keyboard at 2:36 i saw LTT - or one of the sister channels did a video on this, and were careful to use the trademark LEGO, apparently thy're take down the video
Why do I get thee feeling that when Austin was trying out the heated socks, it wasn't the first time hw was on his back on the floor with his legs in the air.
Another headset that has the ability to connect to multiple devices is the Corsair HS70 Bluetooth. It's a pretty great piece of technology that can connect to up to three devices at once. 3.5 mm jack, USB, and Bluetooth all at once.
So I've ordered from Warmies 3 separate times 2 giraffes and 1 sloth all microwaved at 30 seconds all caught on fire around 25 seconds....so ya don't walk away from your microwave if you buy their products....just a heads up. Also both times my giraffes had holes and were dumping out in the box when I opened them and I had to find the holes and hand sew them shut. I think there are other brands out there that are safer.
I got my wife those heated socks since winter gets down to -20f here. While we used to be able to hike an hour in that weather, with those socks she's comfortable for 4 hours. They are great!
I bought the equivalent of those Tommy Hilfiger headphones ages ago, but they were those random named Chinese ones. 10 bucks. Mic was about the same quality as in the video. Even had the 3 cables for headphone, mic, and lights. I've actually been using the mic in it as my actual microphone for a long time. I've always meant to buy even a cheap dedicated mic, but never got around to it.
Dear Jebus, burn this Genki garbo ..dock.. immediatly, im pretty sure there hasnt been a single 3rd party dock to this day that didnt fry switches over time.
I have that watch, and the battery life after 3 months will not hold the 2 weeks of life anymore, it will only hold 3 days, it's sad but I still love the watch
Battery-powered socks are such a bad idea. Socks get stinky just by wearing it once. How are you going to wash a sock with battery and heat coil strapped on it.
