My WORST Tech Purchases
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Nah my friend tried it is trash!
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Ur the best
im poor
That moment when you realise that something you bought isn't actually worth the money is SOOO devastating
This. I built myself a 500$ mechanical Keyboard with all the bells and whistles after watching hundreds of videos on the topic. It sounds great, it feels good, it works perfectly, and I ducking hate it.
Bought myself an MX Mini from Logitech and now I’m sad everytime I open the drawer and see my 500$ waste.
it's apple after all
Personally, I custom-built my own mechanical, linear keyboard for around $200, and I absolutely love it. I get it, it's clunky and not portable, but I still love typing on it. But hey, mechanical keyboards are not for everyone.
Iphones be like
@@Blue-jn1ph partially true depending on your expectations, I definitely prefer my $600 nothing phone 2 to my parent's $1000 iPhone 14 Pro
Did anyone else notice how skillfully the hidden person caught the magical keyboard? I really enjoyed that!
I checked it after I saw your comment! I enjoyed it too lol
Edit: I was the first like on this comment, and now it has 4.5k likes!
Magic keyboard arm, GO! 😂
ikr! it hought i was the only one seeing it. i was like
"yo how did he catch that!! :0"
Really really enjoyed that 😂😂😂
Yes, that was totally epic! Worth the price of admission!
The ROG Ally section basically confirms all my fears I had about it. The Steam Deck works because it's built for gaming and not a just a PC in a handheld case. It just works as Todd Howard would say.
I still play my Steam Deck everyday, it's one of the best purchase I ever did, I bought the cheapest one, then I upgraded it to 512gb
SteamOS is infinitely better as a seamless experience when compared to windows 11 which i won't even run on my desktop.
My issue with steam deck is not all games I want to play isn't on steam and doesn't work well on the deck to this day.
@@NanoscopicSize did it improve now? I usually just add it as non-steam game if it’s just a game in a folder and test between proton experimental and proton 8 until I got a good stable performance
@@kongsunlyheng4186 for me deck is perfect. I've only ran into problems with gothic 2, but it seemed like windows users were getting the same, so not a proton issue. And deck is the best gaming purchase I've ever done
That car range feels like a scam. Car range should assume we’re using a heater or AC.
Arun saving us money 💸
Ok
2 likes??
4 likes is crazy
Yoooo CZcams
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I believe the only thing Arun never regretted buying is the "Flame Shorts"
😂
He’s using the shorts in the video. So I think he didnt regret it 😅
Lmao😂😂😂
20000 pound cheese grater
This is a great channel. Informative, helpful and entertaining. Keep up the great work.
I cracked up at the hand popping up out of nowhere to grab the key board that Arun threw behind him😂😂 the attention to details
When?
And where
I like these videos. And I like how you explained they’re YOUR worst tech purchases. Because some of these are not necessarily bad tech or products . They just weren’t for you
I completely agree. Some of these tech products might not be for Arun, but they may benefit someone else
Yeah he lost me at the mechanical keyboard lol
Mercedes is a notorious brand when it comes to EV range
Totally, especially since like for me, I'm the total opposite with the laptop thing. I don't like working on the go, and changing scenes distracts me. I prefer the resolution of sitting at a desk and getting things done, but Arun prefers being on the go and working
I dunno... The Foodini, Macbook and Car seemed like pretty big fails that most people would be upset by... especially for the price.
You make the best content! So professional, yet so casual!
My cousin has a portable blender, not sure if its the same one or not though. But she uses it while shes in college. She isnt allowed to have a typical blender in her dorm, so a portable blender does come in handy for her! While I can see the cleaning issues, I do also believe there are some good, specific situations where they can be useful!
Mac Pro being on this list is like the sun coming up. 25 thousand for a cheese grater with a computer slapped on it???
True, and some parts aren’t even removable/customisable
Atleast it can now be called a luxury cheese grater!
@@gautamu.9708 The Icheese. Press a button on your iphone and your icheese grates your cheese for you.
for 23,888.88 you can get a threadripper 7995wx, and this computer can run simulations. it achieved 81,804 on multicore tests. Btw the apple mac pro with an intel xeon processor achieves 10,533
@@sulaimanali1120 ikr
Superb catch when u threw that keyboard fr 2:58
Josh did the best catch of the year and thought we wouldn't notice.
@@Pomeranc470i noticed it tho
The small details, the editing and the stunts you do in your video will definitely get you way ahead of Apple! Damn liked when you put the grater near your Apple 2019 Mac Pro!
Oh, look at that ⌨️ catch! Absolutely marvelous, I must say. A true chef's kiss-worthy moment!
Huge respect to the person who caught the Apple keyboard @ 2:57
Ok
Honestly i was about to say 😹 the brother deserves some credit
yeah he caughr that one good
👍
Bro true , he deserves a shout out.😂
As someone that drives am electric van for work I really feel your pain with the EV charging situation in the UK, the infrastructure just isn't ready here yet.
The blender is great for people who travel and or who do the whole van life/second off the grid home lifestyle.
People should buy a regular blender for their home though. For the other reasons I mentioned the issue you had was you own intended use, not it not having an actual use.
The guy behind the scene caught the keyboard like nothing. I watched that part like at least 10 times 🤣 🤣
The car is brutal. I really feel for him there. Imagine spending 120k on a gift which turns out to be an inconvenience 😢
Okay, I like Arun, his mostly right about a lot of tech, but his experience with his EV does not match the majority of EV users in the UK. I've been driving EV for 4 years now and I've had 0 issues, I've never had to wait 3 hours for a charge, EVER. The issue he made here is the EQS is just not a good car, sure it says Mercedes on the front, but they're are reletively inexperienced making EVs. Tesla, Kia, Hyundi, BYD, MG, Fiat, Audi all make far better EVs and have significantly more experience at making them.
Also there is significant misinformation in his 'opinion' on this. Traffic does not impact EV batteries. If the car isn't moving, its barely using energy. The heater will make a small impact but most EVs are now heat pump based and you'll be looking at losing 1-2% of battery per hour at the most.
Range lies, well thats on Mercedes here. My Tesla Model 3 gets the range stated most of the time in Spring/Summer/Autumn, maybe 20% less in winter.
@@BenWeatherill1.9 tdi will go to the moon and back on a sigle tank
It's still awesome 90% of the time when driving close distance.
It's well known if you want to drive distance Tesla is the only option. Good range and a charging network you can rely on.
On the positive side the experience will only get better as more chargers open.
@@BenWeatherillBut do you regularly drive 300 Miles like he said he does? Sure, it's really bad marketing on Mercedes, but the problem persists. Finding a free charger, when you are in dire need of one is way more challenging than finding a free pump. And if a pump is occupied, it's available within the next 5 minutes. A charge-stop can set you back another 30 minutes to a couple of hours. Sure, you could just charge up for like 10 minutes, but then you are back at the same problem after 100 miles.
Commuting with an EV makes sense, if you can recharge overnight. But for longer distances it's just painful.
@@lucasf4rt523YES BROTHER! Screw them EVs!
Amazing to see that even a tech CZcamsr has many purchase regrets. Love the haircut btw!
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@@Helo_Watchif you even take the effort to open his channel you will realize that he is not a bot. come on man
What was the point in saying that @helowatch6548?
@@Helo_Watchhow is that a bot?
you think a bot will realise he got a nice haircut?
@@Helo_Watch
The Corsair K95 Platinum comes with a padded leather wrist rest that attaches to the keyboard. *Typing on my Corsair K95 Platinum Keyboard with brown switches and wrist rest*
I have a razer that does too and I love it.
sorry about the keyboard. i think the amazing part of mechanical keyboards, is the customizability of them. if you like a shorter travel distance, maybe quieter, you can get a different switch. or get a different case so its not massive. so a keyboard like that definatley is not the way to go.
Your EQS summary basically pointed out everything that is avoided in "big media" promoting evs
Literally no-one is avoiding charging considerations. This is no different than living somewhere so remote there's no petrol station. They also have home charging as an option it's just the install was done by someone incompetent. Which I'm sure wasn't an official Mercedes person because they're such a reputable company... ;)
He specifically said about the media, not the ordinary people. Also if you think that uncle Joe installed a Mercedes certified charger without them knowing, I have a piece of desert land in Antarctica to sell you.
Tesla's charging network works like a charm. He bought the wrong EV lol.
Ev's are only worth it if your daily commute is less than 50 miles,
In a city, with a small car.
@@ahtheh and if you have own charger :D
8:50
Love the grater next to the cheese grater.
4:17
I am glad to hear that I am not the only person who dislikes typing on mechanical keyboards . Because I am so used to typing on laptop keyboards as well (short travel , close keys , low noise , hence quieter and more effortless) , I never liked typing on mechanical keyboard which have :
- Louder noise from bigger keys hitting
- Longer travel , hence slower and harder typing , and
- Keys having wide gaps , often wedging my fingers
Mechanical keyboards gave me a terrible typing experience and I would rather go get a more convenient scissor switch or low profile membrane keyboard over going through the effort of finding the specific keys and switches .
Don't change my mind .
Corsair's mechanical keyboards and I have had problems. USB was horribly inconsistent when it came to disconnects. More so, anything that interfaces with iCue software. Firmware bricked my keyboard. Software is nothing short of old google chrome levels of resource hogging. iCue and Razer Synapse both hold bad tech memories for me.
That being said maybe it was never the keyboard's fault. 10/10 for feel and annoyance factor. Careful with the firmware and iCue software.
Can we just appreciate how this guy didn't clickbait us, he put products in the thumbnail that were actually in the video!
we love arun for that
@@224ms i second this
Was sure the Xbox was going to be a red herring.
I'd love to hear about more tech regrets. Keeping people aware of whats worth and not is a great series
That’s definitely a great thing, but there’s some situations where things, like the mechanical keyboard might not work for him but might actually be great for someone else
@@carlover24700 I mean he does explain why they dont work out for him so we could decide ourselves whether or not it would be of use
Oui
That suggest to ask people to spend money wisely and not to throw it at the latest fad which doesn't fall in line with the current corporate abusive world. Not all tech is bad but people need better self-control even I have problems considering how predatory is the current internet. I myself make mistakes and I highly doubt there is anyone that doesn't unless they are extremely poor.
I also bought a handheld which I don't exactly use very often which costed me around 60$ as well a beamer for 33$ but hey it is better than throwing hundreds to thousands for something you will barely use. I'm not a fan current EV tech and how things are done.
Arun, learning how to type properly can massively help with carpal tunnel syndrome. I’ve only known how to properly type for about 5 years, and it has massively helped with productivity and eliminated wrist pain. It doesn’t take very long to learn how to do, it just takes practice.
I relate way too much with this list.
My series S now sits idle. Game pass doesn’t hold the value it once did, with the limited playtime I get per week.
Nintendo Switch doesn’t work either because the games I usually play are available on Ps5 too.
I hope my Sony XM5s don’t join the list 🙂
I feel the portable blender is more useful for when you are going camping, where power might be limited. Having an easy way to make a smoothie after waking up could be a good use for it (I am assuming it is battery powered)
you literarly must have skipped at some part or sped it up since it hasn't event been 10 min and the vid's 13 min
@@Gabinpip well the blender is the first item on the list
@@Gabinpip you don't need to watch the whole video before commenting
True
well, why not just blend everything and get your smoothies prepared before you go out. Unless you are finding the ingredients out in the wild, it's gonna be just as mushy and fresh and easier to bring.
Ah yes, the man that makes actually good content out of buyers remorse.
😂😮🎉😢😅❤
How does Apple sell that crap for tens of thousands? People actually fall for this shirt.
lol
Nice to see that you chose to (or pretend to) come to Portugal on holidays 👍
You should've come to the north though😅
For me my ROG Ally is one of my best purchases, it made my Steam Deck into a paper weight after getting it 😂 my series X and mechanical keyboard is also something i really like but everyone has thier own uses
Regarding the mechanical keyboard issues: I personally had similiar issues and bought the Keychron K3 some time ago. It combines both the mechanical and the flat membrane keyboards' benefits perfectly. Also, the switches are hot-swappable.
i wanted to get a mech keyboard but was worried about the decrease in typing speed, and loud noise. I need to be able to type as fast as possible gliding through words and even tho they seem really fun, ust doenst seem ideal so i dropped the idea nad got an avg logitec membrane intsead
And here I am wishing I could afford that Keychrone K3...
Mechanical keyboards are overrated IMO. They used to be very common back in the 80's and 90's but fell out of favor for membrane keyboards, who where softer and quieter. Try working in an office with 20 of those being used at the same time and you'll understand why... Main reason why they are making a comeback now it's due to the influencer hype and the fact they have become a sort of status symbol among gaming enthusiasts.
If you've got a mechanical keyboard and it works for you then great, but the reality is most people don't need one. The best keyboard you can get is one you like and feel comfortable using. Membrane keyboards are cheaper, quieter and often times sleeker (which makes them more ergonomic without needing to buy extra accessories like wrist rests). And honestly, why spend 100-200$ when you can just go for a fully functional 20$ keyboard?
I understand the alure of following the hype train and wanting to try things, but really, more important than what others say is what you think is best for you and your situation... Don't feel bad if your opinion doesn't align with current trends.
i think it's a use case issue, main reason for choosing mechanical keyboards is N-Key rollover (ability to hold down many keys at once and they all register), Membrane keyboards are usually 4-Key rollover up to 6-Key (4 key meaning you can hold down any 4 keys and they all register but 5th might cause the keyboard to report no key being pressed) depending on key position and some special keys (Shift-Alt-Ctrl) you can go over the listed value but its listed as the minimum you can be sure works.
For writing where most multi key uses are Shift + Letter, Ctrl + S and Ctrl + P, Any membrane will do fine.
For Gaming or certain IT tasks where you set up multi-key keyboard macros for some tasks you will want at least 6-key rollover or a mechanical keyboard.
@@cyover4401how fast do you type really? I switched from a Drop CTRL High Profile with Everglide Amber Orange to the Keychron K3 with red switches and did not feel any speed change. You will just adjust for a few days. I’m a 135-ish wpm typist and can type that fast back and forth and with any keyboard really. Just have some “getting used to” adjustment.
8:45, that's why kids you buy Windows and not a cheese grader
Damn😭💀
On the subject of keyboards, you should try out a linear red low-profile mechanical keyboard. It's like the best of both world.
3:17 if you want one of these really small one there would be like the k100 air, it's one of the most expensive ones but it's the thinnest prebuild :D
Interesting that mechanical keyboards made the list. Doubt you'll see this but I regretted my first as well. It wasn't until I found the right switches (Silent cherry reds - no annoying click!) that I finally saw the value.
Good video
Clicky switches designed to be loud are the worst
@@pauljlewis They were originally designed for a different purpose and a different time than how we use them now
Silent cherry reds are my first mechanical purchase for this exact reason. Super glad I did my research.
i have both a silent mechanical keyboard and a clicky one. nice to be able to switch when my preferences change
Was gonna say this exact thing! Mechs have switches for all uses! I'd even go as far as trying to recommend low profile switches to Arun if he'd prefer shorter travels and bottoming out. All the best in your exploration. =)
one tip on the blendjet: you can unscrew the whole transparent part to clean it much easier
This
And in a practical manner it’s really useful and easy to use, never been disappointed with it
unscrew it everytime I want to clean it? No thanks.
@@turismoride6617that’s how full sized blenders are also cleaned.
@@turismoride6617 Its not hard huh, and regarding traditional blenders how you clean them ? :)
Bro, you can remove the cup on the blendjet… you can scrub the whole thing manually
I got a blend jet knock-off and as a college student living in a dorm... It's a god send.
I think he was a bit rough on the mechanical keyboards, especially considering he has a corsair one, Which nearly all come with a wrist rest to prevent any damage to the nerves along with many high end keyboards offering the so called MX Silent keys which are very very quiet. Not to add as well the fact of different form factors that various manufacturers provide for the keyboards, making them very to grab on the go.
for sure, there's a whole world of custom keyboards out there that he either failed to mention or just did not know existed. He could have used the $200 he spent on that overpriced corsair gaming keyboard on a really nice custom
@@zemymix4598he failed to mention it, glarses literally made him an entire custom keyboard and he never mentioned it. unless this was made before then
I think he was refering to the exact model he bought, and I think that it is a personal opinion video, more than buy or don't buy these products. I had a corsair K95 exactly like his, and I can confidently say itis NOT worth the huge price. Keycaps started breaking 4 months in, as the slot for the switch to lock is so flimsy. Then I found Keychron, and for a fraction of the price of that corsair keyboard, I have a custom one, with hotswappable switches and the option to print my own keycaps as there are hundreds of 3d Models out there for it.
I mean I hate to be *that* kind of guy but if noise and travel distance was a real problem, he could probably get a keeb with low profile silent switches. Yeah they’re a bit mushy from what I heard and don’t provide the full experience, but they do exist.
Then again not everyone likes spending money on keyboards soooooo
@@felixf2631 No he was not referring to that exact model. I have the same keyboard since 2018 and it still looks brand new. Hard to believe your keycaps started breaking randomly.
I think the problem you encountered with mechanical keyboards was the fact that you went straight for a specifically gaming keyboard. While appealing for some people, there are far better options by companies such as Keychron and other more enthusiast brands. The recent Blackwidow V4 75% is a really good example of a *good* gaming mechanical keyboard, and I think you should give it a try.
The problem he encountered is actually the fact that not everyone actually likes or can adapt or become accustomed to mechanical keyboards. I've had my Logitech G815 for about 9 months now. I still can't type nearly as fast or as accurately as I could my old Roccat ISKU or my Logitech G213. If typing were more important to me, I'd have either stuck with my G213 or gone with a Logitech Signature K650, K120 or K270.
@@aaronthomas6155 What I’m trying to say is that different switches have different typing feels for mechanical keyboards. The problems you might encounter for one switch might be completely irrelevant or absent for another switch. It’s all about trial and error. I’m not saying mechanical keyboards are the best thing to ever exist but you really have to branch out to get a full picture of just how vast the entire spectrum is.
Also you have logitech keyboard with really thin keycaps and nice durability, he should have had spoken to a person with more affinity on mechanical keyboards@@galvendorondo
And the two brands named here as unsatisfactory are actually known for not making good mechanical keyboards. It's like saying you don't like to ride a car since your Trabant wasn't what you expected.
That and he could of have went with a low-profile keyboard like the g915, or as you said a Keychron. That would be a lot more similar typing experience. Personally, I always buy a wrist rest too. In general, he could have looked a bit more into something, but I get that not a lot of people want to do that though.
I love my Blenderjet 2, perfect for the gym, and for the clean, no idea why you got so problems, i do the same with perfect results.
Fair with disliking the Corsair keyboard, I have one of them. Corsair's QC is terrible. My main issue being that the LEDs tend to start dying right after warranty runs out, had 5 of them by now.
However, it does come with a fairly decent wrist rest, with two different textured sides to it. Could've just used that.
Also, there's about a 1000 different switches out there. Maybe linear just isn't you. Could go for some blues or so, even if the noise might be worse. There's silent as well.
That catch the guy in the back made at 2:57 was insanely good, well done
I was gonna make a comment about it, but hello, patterz, you make very nice pokemon streams
The only reason these days to buy a Mac Pro desktop/server is for the expansion slots to run specialize addons like pcie ssds, interface cards, etc…
2:59 gave me anxiety but turned into a good comedic bit 😂
I just wanna say, if you get a mechanical keyboard, a palm-rest is a must. You should get some silent red switches and lube them up to get a quiet and satisfying typing experience. Also razer keyboards suck because most are not hot swappable and they they all produce a metallic sound when you type because of the frame vibration. Hope this helps!
He needs a heavier weight switch too because he likes bottoming out. Too bad my recommendation for him no longer is being made
His review was also extra wrong when the Corsair K95 Plat also comes with a wrist rest which has 2 sides and the holder is detachable. It's a 200€ after all.
What baffled me the most is the excuse to have lost speed using the best switches to type ease and accuracy.
Downsides on this KB are the detachable pins or the wrist rest are not particularly sturdy and the size of some keys are different that most brand so you need custom keys.
But he reviews mechanical kb in a whole and what he's telling me is he didn't use it enough to get used to it as you have to, coming from all these membrane and chiclet ones...
for the keyboard thing, it's better to build your own keyboard using switches that suits you, personally I use really quiet switches that short travel, on top of putting on o rings, that resting my hand on the keyboard will bottom it out (super low actuation force as well).
This guy needs to get into custom keyboards to understand mechanical keyboards
@@talongloy agreed
What you're saying is next level, even with off-the-shelf keyboards you can get a satisfying experience. mrwhostheboss mentioned minuses that are very personal. Sound - many users don't care about the noise they make(plus there are so many types of switches with various levels of .. well everything). The wrist strain - easy to solve with a wrist rest. Bottoming out - again, different switches with different levels of everything.
Sure, some people don't like mechanical switches, but if you really give it a proper go, there's no going back. That said, I would not reccomend anyone getting into it if they like their membrane switches, mechanical gets very expensive very quickly.
Thank you for saveing me from getting the ROG Ally. Ive been full time traveling with my switch and still love it but my steam back log has been looking at me funny everytime i buy a new steam game 😂😂
I think your keyboard includes a wristrest that you can attach so your wrist can rest on it which solves the problem entirely.
one solution for the mechanical keyboard is to get a gasket mounted keyboard, which is softer and bouncier to type on, and do make the keyboard quieter, consider adding some foam or other mods to make it quiter, or perhaps quieter switches, as i think the keyboard is hot-swappable. different keycap materials may help too
It's so sad you rarely see splitscreen in games anymore. I think the main reason for this is with the advancement in graphics and such, you have to spend more and more time into optimization for those graphics as well. And having a secon camera just means you have to render double the amount of graphics on screen. Meaning it's scrapped in most big budget games which sucks!
And also, game companies and console companies alike make more money from each person buying their own console and copy of the game, and playing online together using their subscription services!
@@MrwhosethebossI'm way more leaning towards believing the greed explanation than the technical infeasibility explanation
blame the fans for demanding "next gen graphics"
I still remember playing L4D2 with not 2 but freaking 4 split screens for each survivor. Gad damn that's peak coop gaming
It takes two. Best coop game in a while
You really should have tried the palm rest that comes with the k95, really helps with relaxing your palms😎
On the blendjet, if you didn't know you can unscrew the "jar" and that's how you clean it 😂
Watching this video felt like taking a journey through the tech world's 'oops' moments! 😄 Your honesty about your worst purchases is refreshing and relatable. We've all been there, learning from our tech blunders. Your insights will definitely save others from making the same mistakes. Thanks for sharing your experiences and making us all feel like we're in this tech adventure together!
Another amazing video as always!
And it's very nice seeing a Tech youtuber showing that even them have purchase regrets and I love your honesty about all of the products!
I HATE my BlendJet. I got one simply because I wanted the sort-of "one cup" size blend while I was watching my health. Was also a bit sold on the easy cleaning method, which as mentioned, is not great.
To expand on the video, BlendJet's motor is very weak. My goal was to put in frozen fruits and skim milk with things like chia seeds and hemp hearts for a cold morning smoothie. These absolutely suck at blending anything with any force. When I put frozen fruit in, the blade gets half a second in, then just stops. Then, the light starts blinking red. After adjusting the contents over and over, you get it to blend a tiny bit more.
Then, the damn thing just immediately runs out of battery. It has an effective battery life of around 10 minutes, no joke. You can't even plug it in once it stops and use it, because it has to recharge slowly to near full to regain its already limited power.
It's absolutely frustrating, and if you want to blend stuff, just get a normal blender.
Mrwhosetheboss I politely request that you *give mechanical keyboards one more shot!* I understand your complaints, but one of the reasons why they're so popular is because you can go out and make one tailor made for yourself and your needs. As someone who has literally been running that *exact* keyboard for years, I can say it's really just a low bar entry point. You'd be surprised what you could get with a bit more cash and some personal time and effort put into it!
To be fair, the MS ergo keyboard he selected is a "mechanical keyboard" as well as the apple ones. There is no membrane, those are all scissor keys (or some form of it) and really good ones at that.
Also you can't really ask the general public to go into hobbyist kbs. There are a few decent ones from the big box brands, but they likely won't fit him exactly. I went with a non mainstream kb with some hobbyist switches, its a lot of effort and I'm not sure I have exactly what I want.
For a mechanical keyboard it's probably just cause you got the wrong one, there's many different types of switches, Silent MX cherry switches for example or even low profile switches
Yep, I went with Silent Linear switches and the typing experience is amazing, it's also a hotswap keyboard so if I didn't like them I could easily swap them out with different switches.
Not to mention he bought a prebuilt gaming brand, which are all horrible in terms of sound and feel. They all have very rattle-y stabilizers that require modifications to really make sound and feel good.
@@hhaste Yep, the only pre-built 'gaming' keyboard I'd recommend is the new Razer, everything else is just...eh. I ended up with a Ducky, but swapped out the switches for Gaterons (though am wanting to try the Boba U4's...being in Oz limits my options somewhat as shipping here can be expensive and annoying). Lubed them up and it's a super smooth typing experience. Going for a gaming keyboard when you're using it for productivity isn't the best idea. Keychron make some great 'pre-builts' and their low profileis fantastic, same with Nuphy.
2:41 Bro’s a Geometry Dash player
LMFAOOO
I really want to see him play gd now
is nobody gonna talk abt the rocktopus in the backround at 5:24
That was hilarious showing the cheese grater next to the Apple computer 🖥️ 😅
I bought a blendjet for the form factor and being able to make individual servings and being easy to finish. When I make stuff with my vitamix, I always find myself adding more and more in after each drink, instead of finishing the little bit that is left at the bottom. That's a me problem, but the blendjet does help with that, I have to be more mindful of the space that I have to use. It definitely has some shortcomings when it comes to frozen things, but working around that, it's helped me out. I've only noticed the ads more recently, months after I bought it.
Mechanical keyboards do take some fiddling to get it all right, but that’s also part of the fun of it. Trying out new switches, keycaps, foam, etc. Still not for everybody, but I think it’s worth sticking with it and tweaking things to get it just right.
Personally have a Keychron K7 with some Cherry reds, some extra foam, and Mode Design keys with a nice wrist rest. I wouldn’t call myself a keyboard fanatic, but I definitely value all the different approaches you can take.
Also you are not supposed to rest your wrist while using a keyboard which made it difficult for Arun to continue using it. Following good posture would make all keyboards useful.
I've used a mechanical keyboard on my desktop for years but can still type 30% faster on any of the laptops I've had tbh
lol when he pulled out the keyboard i knew instantly why he didnt like mechanical, he just didn't get the right one
@@adreto2978 Same here
I hate laptop and other thin squishy keyboards, I'd rather use a screen then. I very much disagree with Arun on this take and so does 80% of people that have anything to do with tech or gaming.
What's your kick back on the keyboard? Also you should really be notifying your viewers if your links contain kickbacks.
Love that you have a t-shirt that says sad it did take a time before i did see it 😂
I feel really sorry about some of these tech fails, you deserve much better then these. At least you got a good video out of it!
The ergonomic keyboard you showed is my favorite one on the market. The only downside is that it’s kind of fragile, and won’t survive even the slightest fall or jostling…
I get the clicking of a keyboard from the theater’s lighting console. I run an Ion Xe 20
Tbh I love typing on clicky keyboards and have a Razer with cherry mx light blues which I think are the loudest
5:17 Now I’m not alone 😂
I've been watching your channel for eight years if my memory serves me well, and I have to say I'm glad you can now afford to make expensive mistakes. You've worked hard and deserve it.
On the first one you can just twist the clear plastic thing off to clean it
The cheese grater next to the Mac Pro is perfect
I don’t think the series x is a waste of money as the jump in performance and graphics from last gen is nuts. Made me replay some of my old games at 4k 60 fps. Xbox exclusives like starfield are coming- hopefully.
But those games can still be played on the old console people buy a console for new games that can’t be on other consoles of the past and xbox series x fails this graphics can’t save a console and a disappointing killer app aka halo infinite if you want game pass buy a series s/xbox one
yeah he thinks its a waste of money bcuz 343 fucked up
Yeah where the games made for the system itself? Game pass is great and all but its not the whole reason to a new console just to old games with better performance.
i would rather recommend the Series S because it’s enough to play those games and otherwise i choose my PC, in the same time some of the unique aspects of PS5 makes the experience better for me, than the experience of Series X
the problem is xbox is full of promises which never deliver. Yes starfield may coms out. But is has not yet. Yoy need to live in the moment and at the moment, Sony is bodying xbox. I have not touched my xbox series x once since i bought it except to play halo i finite campaign which was disappointing. Not to mention ps plus monthly games are significantly better than xbox game pass ultimate
09:30 The fact that someone would spend $25k on an Apple product that is an abject scam (Mac Pro) and then RUN out to give them more money (M1 Macbook) blows my mind. I could never trust a brand again after that.
even when the mac pro came out it wasn't even that good of a deal. The mac mini is also an insane value if you have to get a mac and you don't have that much money. It can even beat the xeon mac pro in some tasks for only $700.
If you're interested in a mechanical keyboard, I recommend using low profile mechanicals. Really good still
Loves Opera so much doesn't even have it as the default browser :D
Personally I think the series X has been very worth it for me and it's sad for me to see Arun not think it's worth it, however I think the experience is different for everyone.
PC has all the Xbox features, but not all the PS5 ones nor does it have all the games. I would say a PS5 is a better purchase and a nice PC is always amazing.
@@sweetsurrender815Agreed
Here's right though. If you compare XSX and PS5 side by side, PS5 is better for majority of users, and sales statistics prove it. I sold my XSX as I was disappointed and tired of waiting, and waiting, and waiting for good exclusive games, so I understand Arun completely. If PS5 offers the same multiplatform titles AND better exclusive titles, what's the benefit of Xbox? None.
@@sweetsurrender815try to get a pc at 499 dollars as powerful as series x
@@being_mr_gamer386 You actually can, but you'd have to use the used market. If you want new you can get a PC for around $700 (you need gold to play online on Xbox so it'll pay for itself anyway) plus you can get that for $400 by just getting a PS5. Xbox is really not in a good position at all right now and people only buy it because of the "most powerful" claims (I know it's technically more powerful but tests have shown that PS runs games better) and because of brand loyalty. It's either PC or PS now, Xbox shouldn't be a consideration and I'd never recommend it to anyone.
Mechanical keyboards vary a lot, and I would say some of your issues there come not from it being mechanical, but characteristics of that one that simply do not suit you.
There are low profile switch options with significantly less travel, and certain switches or o-rings to cushion the bottoming out, and with lower noise than clicky audible feedback ones.
There are keyboard designs, and maybe even modifications to reduce the sound even more.
But those still may not make it a good fit for you personally.
If a membrane keyboard suits you well, there isn't a need to change.
Mechanical keyboards vary such a huge amount, it would be ignorant of someone to declare a keyboard better for someone for reason of it being mechanical alone.
I disagree on both the ROG Ally and Steam Deck. Both are all I wanted them to be and both fulfill the promise of the ultimate all in one handheld of the Razer Edge Pro in 2013.
bought a *2018 S-class 350d* for my mum to drive, but I'm always the chauffeur does 51mpg can fill up anywhere
Arun is the cheekiest guy for not putting the ad at the start of the video but distributing em thru every interesting part of the video💀💀💀
8:25
Welcome to the wonderful world of Apple, where you'll end up with overpriced paperweights thanks to planned obsolescence.
I mean they support for like 6 years of new updates
@theworm7156
Windows provides that for free. Even upgrading from a new version of Windows is free for the first 5 to 10 months of release and Windows PCs come standard with a 2 year warranty without paying extra. But don't get me wrong Apple PCs are good and reliable PCs for business class even the old PowerMac G5s are still great PCs today, but that's it.
@@dogs-and-destruction-channel yeah duh it’s free it’s the same with apple
@theworm7156
Not for major updates on Apple. You need to pay for major updates on Apple however for Windows you'll be able to get it free as long as your device is compatible with the upgrade.
About the Opera browser, I really agree. My PC is like 2015 pc and the browser run smooth, smoother than google Chrome and Edge .
The MAC Pro is to attaching graphics and audio cards in his expansion slot,, not to use it as a laptop🤣🤣
Interesting to hear the EQS getting so little range. Also the charging situation in the UK seems to be really terrible, as here in Belgium you pretty much always have a decent charger available within 25-50km of motorway
Yeah, I'm always amazed when UK citizens do not realize that their country has completely fallen from the standards of mostly the rest of EU.
But then again, they fell for a propaganda campaign utilizing populism, kinda like fascism when you think about it. 😲
His talking about fast chargers not the ones that take 3 to 5 hours to get you 40% battery. And he also talks about how fast charger that charged the car to 100% in 35 minutes are usually filled with people since everyone wants them so you have to wait in line for them
@@niggachad_1 Yes, so are we, they are literally EVERYWHERE. Good luck getting that in UK while outside of EU. LMAO.
But then again, maybe we see you back in a decade or so, pretty clear what the opinion of brexit is in UK right now. Only rascists and the rich still supports it.
@@niggachad_1 In Germany probably 80% of rest stops have them (at least 150kW, but going up to 300kW). Driving fully electric for a while now, there was only one day, where I had to drive 10km on to the next rest stop, because the last one was full (usually the car would now this and change the route accordingly, but this time also one charger was blocked by some construction, but was reporting itself as available...)
@@kurap1kaa exactly finding available fast charger are hard no matter where you live. Cause they too little to meet the demand of electric car drivers. I'm staying with old engine till electric cars actually get good
As far as the mechanical keyboard it really comes down to what kind of switches you have.
Yup, there are a lot of variables with mechanical keyboards that affect feel, sound and usability. Pretty shortsighted of a tech reviewer of all people to drop an entire category of products based on his experience with a single (and tbh, overpriced/overhyped) product.
Regarding the keyboard, maybe you should look at more professional optional options like the keychron keyboards, or the Logitech MX mechanical range. And most certainly never use clicky switches😂😂. Prefer using Linear or Tactile switches
Thanks for taking the risks for us⚡
Damn, this video was more of an eye opener than I thought.
I've been wooe'd so many times by the BlendJet commercial, but damn your experience broke the marketing spell they had on me.
Mac pro was obvious, especially after Apple Silicon. It's actually impressive how good the Apple Silicon chips are.
The mechanical keyboard issue is something I always related to. I've always felt the same and I can type much faster on my laptop keyboard.
The EQS and electric cars in general really do have an industry wide issue where they exaggerate range and charging speed. I love EVs but I cant recommend it to people when they overhype the specs like this.
And lastly the PC handheld gaming. It is frankly overhyped and I am glad someone actually took the time to lay out the practicality of it,
I absolutely adore my BlendJet - it's super useful in a bunch of circumstances and I never have issues cleaning it. And I know many people for whom it's the same. I strongly disagree with what's been said in this video specifically about this product only. But to each their own!
Every time Arun uploads is makes my day. I’d love to see more of the behind the scenes
This makes me feel much better about that Nokia N97 I bought, although i do miss a physical keyboard on my phone 🤔
There's a right and wrong way to enter the mechanical keyboard world, and some would argue that what you picked is the wrong way, but also one of the most common ways. You should revisit the them in the more enthusiast segments where the boards are essentially supposed to be customized to be catered to your wants and needs.