News on Youtube Dec 3 2017

Today I played Nittaku Fastarc P-1

black lining on the backing of 2.0 mm

I tested it on the board Butterfly_Korbel

First sensations are good

had little history because the badly glued lining

another attempt to positively surprised me

rotations estimate at a high level

comparable to Donic Bluefire M2

the cladding do not want too much compared to other linings

I forehand because I played it very well

while the backhand a little less

So I think this lining for rotary

which suits me more to the forehand

I think that if I had this little thicker backing

I generate a little more rotation

can would be comparable to a flower pot which Bluefire grams

the speed of the cladding is not her strength

this is not the quickest lining

Of course it was facing, without tuning came as

It is a little slower than Tenergy and Bluefire

control was fairly high

I played well this lining the forehand and backhand

I was very well controlled

while at topspin strokes I had to hit the ball carefully to get her more speed

very good control

I think that this lining can play in different ways

I also tried to rearrange a lot of rotation

Laurel or topspin rotation

I think that these play very well fit into this cladding

and she passed the exam in the playing

This is slightly more tough lining of my Bluefire M2

but a large difference was not

after changing the lining of the Nittaku I not noticed a significant difference in weight

completely I missed it

the worst is exercised when the play is not played full

I performed or wrist or dynamically

because I could not give the lining its full capabilities

This was the worst play

movement had to play much longer

for offensive players

of course

I think that for people who want to have control of the large block

while also surprising and strong topspin rotation

generally for my people for my style of play is better suited for the forehand

and I am more strongly because forehand play more forward

This lining suited me more on the forehand because I play more rotation

the site had not noticed some changes compared to my pad

completely I did not notice differences

Game passive generally perform well facing this

I believe that the well block

while at the cut it was also okay

because there was no problem to play short puncture

while at play longer need to flip the movement came to the table

active in the game I am very happy

several exchanges done away from the table

the forehand and there she behaved very well

Tenergy is facing a very high quality

maybe if someone a little more this tuningował Nittaku

He may be able to answer Tenergy

certainly a large monitoring at block

because there is no problem to the defensive game

defense put the ball on the table

while the attack and counterattack, it also makes self-satisfaction

and generally I recommend it

of course, I invite everyone to look at my previous test

which you will find in the link below

under vIDEOS

cordially invite

subskrybujcie lajkujcie

page

and greetings to all Marcin Ściblak

For more infomation >> Nittaku Fastarc P-1 review by Marcin Ściblak, table tennis experts - Duration: 13:09.

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Opinel folding knife review and field test. Survival shelter build. - Duration: 24:54.

Hello and welcome to my channel

Today we're looking at Opinel knives or more specifically this number eight Opinel folding knife

We're going to field test it, and we're going to give it a proper field test

This one has a tree and a quarter inch blade

If you're not familiar with these they're made in France they are quite inexpensive, and they're a pretty damn good knife

They have this locking collar you twist the collar to lock it

It can lock in the open position

And also in the closed position

It's it's a simple, but effective method

This is the carbon steel version they also make stainless steel knives

They come in different sizes, as I said, this is the number eight, they go down to number six with this locking collar

Any size below number six does not have the locking collar

And I would advise you get one with the collar.

Just for size comparison, this is the number twelve.

It has a four and three quarter inch blade

I've tried out this number twelve and I found it too big and awkward for my purposes

Just too big especially as a hunting knife

The smaller knives are much handier in my opinion

I have looked at reviews of these and I've read many of the comments

And there is some confusion about them. Some guys are disappointed that they do not come properly sharpened

They don't come properly sharpened, but it takes very very little to get them sharp

This one came with a burr to one side so I gave it a rub on a butcher's steel

Then I gave it a very light and gentle rub on a sharpening stone for perhaps a minute.

then I stopped it for a minute

And we'll show you how sharp this is.

Okay, I'm using the back of the knife here

You'll see guys demonstrating knives, and they'll scrape away

Until the pop a hair or two

Then they'll announce it's shaving sharp.

that's not shaving sharp. this is shaving sharp.

Okay, there's no resistance. There's no pinching it just takes it away

Smooth and clean

As I say a very small amount of work will have these shavings sharp, but they need that small amount of work

I've also seen guys said that you use these without the lock, that there's no need to lock it.

This is this is highly inadvisable

These are friction folders

They have no spring to keep them open

so if you cut into a piece of wood

and you do not cut through

and you go to withdraw it

The knife can start to close

you don't want one of these closing anywhere near the backs of your hand

or you will be looking for a surgeon to stitch tendons back together

These are meant to be used with the lock,

Deploy the lock

Now you're safe

These are a very light knife

Probably less than two ounces, and I've seen guys review them and say because they are so light

They are not suitable for heavy work.

I have been using these since I was a child. They're as tough as old boots

With the caveat that they're used as a knife for cutting with

They are not for prying. They're not for twisting

not for stabbing or, God forbid, batoning with

I use these as a cutting knife

They will do a lot of work and heavy cutting and will work for years

They're by no means fragile or weak. They're a good knife

To show you what this knife can do I'm going to build a shelter, so let's get on with it

I know willow is soft, but these are devastating

I don't know of any better knife for cutting wood than a sharp Opinel.

You're telling me these are only good for food prep?

I'll come back and tidy these up later with a saw

And don't worry. They're just willow, they'll regrow in no time at all

Two years time, they'll be taller than ever.

Just a little word of warning lads, if you're cutting powerfully

Make sure your body is not in the way of the stroke

Make sure you're cutting to one side

One of these will open flesh to the bone

So you're telling me you need a quarter inch thick knife to cut a few poles don't think so

Spruce boughs (branches)

A nearby commercial forest was thinned out leaving tons of these on the ground

I tightened up this weak ass tripod lashing. (watch the typos vinnie)

All right boys and girls, it's the next day, I finished the shelter yesterday evening

It was a really bitter day and the rain started to bucket down, so I had to stop, put away the camera,

So I've got it finished. I'll just show you around

As you can see it's a two sided shelter

I have very little faith in these lean to shelters now

After my previous experiences

You need shelter from at least two sides

and if I'm going to use this I'm going to

cover off the back as well

Spruce boughs and pine boughs are a material that I'm a bit skeptical about

as a shelter material as far as I know they need to be almost vertical to shed water

So I'm going to try this out before I use it

This video is not over until I get a decent amount of rain, to see if this sheds water

If it doesn't shed water it's not a shelter

So I'll be working for a few days, and just in case I'm not here

I'm going to put a plastic tub inside and see if it collects water

So this is my tub, it's a half barrel, and it's perfectly dry at the moment

So it's in there now well in from the sides

and we'll see what happens? Hopefully I'd be here to witness

What happens if it rains

but if if this collects water

I'm calling in a fail as well, as I say I see so many shelters on YouTube that are not shelters at all

They're a joke

and they're being built simply to get views

and I don't believe that's right if you're going to put information out

It should be decent information

I understand the principles of building a roof you start on the bottom, and you overlay each row with the next row

So the rain goes from one level to the next and runs off

And this was built like that, and any spaces I went around and jammed in more spruce boughs

it's a pretty thick cover. If this isn't good enough

Then it's just not practical to use it

So guys we wait and see what happens, okay?

Okay, so it's four days later, and we've had not one drop of rain

We've had kind of cold frosty and sunny weather

No rain at all, so that's a bit frustrating

If you want to know if the shelter is waterproof, don't worry

because so do I

So as soon as we get rain. I'll do an update on that

But for now we're going to wrap up the review of the Opinel knives

as you can see the knife did very well.

I didn't spare it our molly Coddle it in any way

It worked hard, and it did the job perfectly

Do Opinel knives have drawbacks?

Well yes they do

For instance when I cut the Willows in that small bog some water got on the blade

Bogs are highly acidic so by the time I finished cutting I had quite a bit of rust on it

Unfortunately, I didn't think to show ye and I cleaned it

So here's one I dipped in bog water

Just an hour ago is one little dip and it already has a fair amount of rust forming

That's the problem with carbon steel and every guy on YouTube tells you you need a carbon steel knife for a survival knife

but if you're in a hostile damp or acidic or salt environment your knife is going to rust badly

Now I find they don't usually rust

but this is kind of what happens if you can see that now. This is very mild

When you're cutting wood or cutting branches

It can form a black

Residue or gunk on the knife

And this will increase this is only a very light covering of it, if I left this away

The blackness would spread throughout a knife and and coat the edge

You might have noticed when I showed a number twelve earlier that ,the blade was quite scratched

That's because they used to lay it flat on the stone to remove that black gunk

Nowadays I use metal polish and it gives a more agreeable finish

also back in today this very tip of the knife was very difficult to sharpen

but they seem to have solved that problem now

I don't really think there's any such thing as the perfect knife

but I think Opinel has struck a very good balance between hardness, strength ease of sharpening,and given the knife a blade profile

That really really slices well

and all for nine to ten euros

It's an unbeatable deal guys

For the price of two pints of beer you get a good knife, that will work and last you for years. It's a great deal

I got tired of looking at knife reviews that were only show and tell, or maybe a guy cutting on a twig

On the other extreme. You'd have a guy hammering the knife through a brick

Neither give you good information on how the knife would perform in the field

so that's what I'm trying to do in my videos

Show you what the knife will actually do in the field

So I hope it was useful to you guys. Thanks very much for watching, and bye bye

For more infomation >> Opinel folding knife review and field test. Survival shelter build. - Duration: 24:54.

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VAVA Voom 21 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review | Best Bluetooth Speaker Under $100 - Duration: 20:47.

Hey, welcome back. Today, we're going to be taking an in-depth look at the "Red Dot Design" award-winning

VAVA Voom 21 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker, coming up!

Heyyyy, Sean here with Trini Tech TV, On this channel, we do Tech Reviews | Unboxings

| Gadgets | Tutorials and Much More videos just like this one, so if you're new here,

consider subscribing.

At any point during the video, you can check out the show notes and links, in the description

below.

"Feel free to check out my unboxing video of this very same Bluetooth speaker, the link

will be in the description below."

Now, let's get down to business!

If you've been looking for a great Bluetooth speaker, in the sub one hundred dollar category,

you've come to the right place.

Welcome to my review of the VAVA Voom 21 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker,

I purchased this Bluetooth speaker on March 28, 2017.

So, I've had it for a few months now, I wanted to use it for an extended period before

making a review video.

I came across many other really good Bluetooth speakers with great reviews, but there was

always something which ended up being a deal breaker for me.

They were either too expensive, had bad battery life, had very little bass "I really like bass :-)",

had poor sound quality, had poor connectivity, had poor aesthetics etc.

As you may notice, I am very picky when it comes to the things that I decide to purchase.

I have over 25 years of combined experience in the car audio and pro audio fields.

I'm also a huge lover of many genres of music, my collection includes everything from

Soca, Calypso, Reggae, Rockers, Dub, Dance Hall, Hip Hop, Rap, Gospel, Pop, Slow Rock,

Metal, Blues, RnB, Soul, Dance, Techno, Trance, and Classical, just to name a few,

so you see, I needed a Bluetooth speaker with a wide frequency and dynamic range,

not to mention some sweet bass.

The Design While researching a multitude of Bluetooth

speakers from multiple brands over the months, one of the main things that really caught

my eye was the unique design of the VAVA Voom 21.

In a sea of boxy designs, this really stood out to me.

The design of the VAVA Voom 21 is simply brilliant, the end to end steel mesh grille design on

the back and front looks really modern and clean.

All of the buttons are located at the top of the device.

At the left are the power button and 3 LED notification lights.

These lights indicate how much power is left in the unit's battery.

Near the center is a Bluetooth indicator LED, a Bluetooth button, a hands-free button, and

an equalizer button.

At the right, we have the NFC contact area which is indicated by the NFC logo, the play/pause button,

and the volume down and up buttons, all of which offer a really nice tactile feel

and audible click when depressed.

The bottom of the Bluetooth speaker contains some identifying information on the rubber

pad which covers the entire bottom of the unit.

There are also integrated rubber feet to keep it from sliding around.

This is one very capable little Bluetooth speaker.

The last time that I checked on Amazon.com, the VAVA Voom 21 had over eleven hundred reviews

with a 4.5 star rating which is really impressive.

You can check it out for yourself via the link in the description.

The Sound The sound signature is simply amazing.

There are two 40 mm speakers that are mounted at a slight outward angle in order to maximize

channel separation, and produce a wide stereo sound.

There is also a dedicated 70 mm Subwoofer, which for me is a must-have.

Having a dedicated subwoofer is a great advantage as it handles all of the bass duties

which takes that burden away from the satellites whose job is to deliver the mid-bass and high frequencies.

the benefits of which is overall better power handling and audio clarity.

There are also two 65mm Passive Radiators at the back of the unit,

"a passive radiator speaker is a simple device that increases the low-frequency response (Bass) of a speaker system.

When used properly, a passive radiator can give a speaker system the comparable performance characteristics of a much larger system"

I hope that I'm not getting too technical,

but I want you to fully understand just how unique this little device really is.

At this point, I was fairly confident that this was the Bluetooth speaker that I was

looking for all along from an audio standpoint.

The Technology The VAVA Voom 21 sounds great, but this little

device has a few more tricks up its sleeves.

There's a lot of technology packed under the hood of the VAVA Voom 21, it comes equipped

with Bluetooth Version 4.0 in addition to EDR, "EDR stands for Enhanced Data Rates,

and is an optional part of the Bluetooth wireless networking standard that is used in mobile

phones and other electronic devices".

Bluetooth with EDR allows more data to be transferred more quickly from one device to the other.

The Bluetooth Profiles "A2DP, AVRCP, HSP, HFP and AAC" are all supported.

The maximum stated Operating Range is "Up to 33ft / 10m" but I've personally been

able to get over 46ft without line of sight.

I was really impressed with this, especially considering that there was no noticeable degradation of the audio.

Pair up with two devices at once You can pair the VAVA Voom 21 with up to two

devices at the same time.

Although only one of them can play music at any time, you can easily switch devices without

going through the pairing process again.

To switch between the two devices, simply pause the music on one device and start playing

on the other.

I have personally tested this feature, and it works pretty well, I paired a Samsung Galaxy

J7 as a multimedia device while I pairing a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 for making and answering

calls, which brings me to the built-in microphone.

Take calls directly from the speaker There's a built-in microphone with Noise

Cancellation for Hands-free calling,

I had my wife help me test this feature, and she said that the voice quality was great;

she could not tell the difference between me talking though the microphone on the Bluetooth speaker

or the microphone on the cell phone itself.

Besides Bluetooth 4.0, the device also comes with built-in NFC and an included 3.5mm audio cable for further connectivity options.

What Is NFC?

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a standards-based short-range wireless connectivity technology

that makes life easier and more convenient for consumers around the world by making it

simpler to make transactions, exchange digital content, and connect electronic devices with a touch.

NFC is compatible with hundreds of millions of contactless cards and readers already deployed worldwide.

Simply put, NFC allows you to connect by simply touching two devices to each other.

1. Ensure that NFC is enabled on your mobile phone.

2. Locate and gently touch the NFC zone on your mobile phone against the NFC zone on the VAVA

Voom and "there you go", you're connected.

To learn more about the vast possibilities of NFC; there will be a link to an educational

video in the description below.

The VAVA Voom 21 also comes with "aptX" technology on-board.

What is aptX?

The aptX codec has been the secret weapon of the music industry, public broadcasters

and film studios for many years because of its ability to deliver CD-like quality.

Bluetooth® is limited by a maximum available bandwidth so it's not always suitable for delivering high-quality audio.

aptX has revolutionized the Bluetooth® Stereo listening experience by significantly reducing

the bit rate without affecting the audio quality or introducing latency issues.

Some of the key features of aptX are:

• Outstanding Bluetooth® Stereo audio quality that faithfully reproduces the full audio bandwidth.

• Low audio coding delay that minimizes latency and audio/video synchronization issues.

• Backward compatibility that keeps the music flowing when aptX is unavailable.

To learn more about the aptX codec; there will be a link to an educational video in

the description below.

Equalizer Settings: The VAVA Voom is automatically set to standard

sound every time it is turned on.

Press the equalizer button to cycle through its three equalizer modes:

Standard, Party and Surround

• Standard: Has a more balanced sound.

• Party: Has more emphasis on bass and high volume.

• Surround: Sounds as though the audio is coming from every direction.

I rarely use the equalizer, as I've found that "Standard mode" really is well balanced

for most genres of music that I listen to, it even sounds great for dialogue, podcasts, audio books etc.

3.5mm AUX Connection: If Bluetooth is not available, you can connect

to other music devices via the included 3.5mm AUX cable.

Note: When connected in AUX mode, Bluetooth connection is temporarily disabled.

Also, the built-in microphone on the VAVA Voom will not work with an AUX connection.

Battery Level: There are 3 LED notification lights just to

the left of the power button.

• 3 LEDs = 67 – 100% battery • 2 LEDs = 33 – 67% battery

• 1 LED = 1 – 33% battery

Note: When the battery level is low, the VAVA Voom 21 will start beeping "which is a very convenient feature".

Battery Life:

The VAVA Voom boasts a 10-hour battery life, with its 6700mAh lithium-ion battery, which

I can personally vouch for (when used at low to medium volume levels).

Note: Music with thumping bass, when played at high volume levels will generally see shorter battery life.

Built-in Power Bank: The VAVA also has a built-in power bank which

can be used to recharge your mobile device via its full-sized USB port (USB Output 5V/1A).

This is great if you're ever stuck in an emergency situation or a power outage.

No Distortion at high Volume Levels: This is a great feature that's usually found

on really high-end sound systems.

Even at 100% volume level, the VAVA sounds pretty clean.

The only time that I noticed any distortion, was when the source was outputting a distorted signal.

Charging: There are two ways to charge the VAVA Voom 21:

1. Via power adapter and the 15V DC charging port (Recommended).

Option two:

2. Using a micro-USB cable and USB charging adapter.

(Please make sure the charging current is at least 1A).

Charging Time is approximately 3 hrs via the (15V DC Power) / 8 hrs (Micro USB).

Product Dimensions and Weight The VAVA Voom 21's dimensions are approximately

3.9 x 2.1 x 9.2 in / 10 x 4.5 x 24 cm, and it weighs in at about 1.76 lbs / 850 grams.

This is one solidly built piece of kit.

It feels fairly heavy, but not too heavy (if you know what I mean).

What's in the box?

• VAVA Voom Bluetooth Speaker • Micro-USB Cable

• 3.5mm Audio Cable • 15V DC Power Adapter

• Documentation

Conclusion I know that it's been a pretty long review,

but I really wanted to give you as much good information as I can.

I wanted to answer any questions that you may have had about the VAVA Voom 21.

Now it's time to wrap it up with the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

The Good The design: This is one really good-looking

Bluetooth speaker with a timeless design.

Build quality: It's solidly built with no rattles whatsoever, even at high volume levels.

Sound quality: The sound is well balanced at the default setting, and is well-suited

for most genres of music.

Equalizer: Just having this feature is welcome, as most Bluetooth speakers don't offer this.

NFC integration: This is a really nice feature not seen on many Bluetooth speakers.

aptX technology: This is a must-have for me when purchasing a new Bluetooth audio device.

Hands-free calling: This is a huge bonus that works really well.

3.5mm AUX input: A welcome feature for use with non-Bluetooth devices.

Built-In power bank: Great added feature seldom seen on others.

Able to Pair two devices at once: This is another seldom seen feature on most Bluetooth speakers.

Battery life: The 10hr runtime is really good; you can even exceed this if listening to something

less demanding on the battery like a podcast or some other spoken-word, at moderate volume.

The bad Speaker movement: Sometimes the speaker tends

to move about a bit while playing tunes with heavy thumping bass at high volume levels.

I'm being really nit-picky now.

The Ugly There is nothing to see here!

Bonus Tip!

If you would like to hear your VAVA Voom 21 in all of its glory, with even more bass emphasis,

simply place the unit in a corner of the room.

This will greatly amplify the sound waves.

Personally speaking, I think that VAVA did a great job.

I'm very impressed, and very pleased with my purchase.

I've had no issues whatsoever

Keep a lookout right here on this channel

for more videos just like this one, coming soon.

Also, check out our website at "Trini Tech TV dot com" for an in-depth written review

of everything that you see on this channel.

Once you see an item on this channel, there will definitely be an in-depth written review on the website

because I usually do the website review first and then the videos follow

so definitely check the website for a lot more information

Don't forget to check the Description for links to everything that I speak about and a lot more additional info as well.

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For more infomation >> VAVA Voom 21 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker Review | Best Bluetooth Speaker Under $100 - Duration: 20:47.

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ChargePoint Home Charger Review - Duration: 2:37.

Are you thinking about buying the new ChargePoint Home 32A Electric Vehicle Charger?

I this video you can find some interesting facts about this new charger.

ChargePoint, is California based company, a leading innovator of EV charging infrastructure

as well as home and business EV charging stations.

Their product the ChargePoint Home 32A Electric Vehicle Charger is one of the most popular

level 2 models in the market.

Fact#1 The ChargePoint Home unit is available both

as a plug-in and as a hardwire version, each in either 32A or 16A configuration.

You can choose between going with a hardwire station outdoors or with a plug in cord indoors.

Fact #2 The ChargePoint Home unit has one of the best

charging speeds compares to other brands that we tested in this category.

The 32 AMP version is able to deliver up to 25 miles of range per every hour of charging,

which is 6 times more than what you would get from a regular 110V charger.

Fact #3 We have tested few models and There's something

about the beautiful design of the ChargePoint Home EV charger that makes us like it even

more.

The colors, the size and beautiful LED status lights all combined into an elegant look unit.

Fact #4 The integration with nest.

Nest is a leading manufacturer of many Internet-enabled home automation solutions.

The ChargePoint can communicate directly with the Nest Learning Thermostat to better track

your electricity usage, provide you with detailed reports, and schedule charging on hours when

electricity costs less money.

There's a very high rate of satisfaction among home owners that purchased this unit

and been using it for few months.

The vast majority of them mentioned the easy installation, the speed of charge, all the

great wi-fi features and the reports that allows you to track cost and usage.

Our final thought is the ChargePoint's home-based charger is a great product.

It is compact, intelligent, affordable and easy to use.

The charging capacity, the remote features and the integration make it easy to consider

this unit to be one of the best home-based charging stations available in the market.

If you just bought a new electric car and shopping for a good charger or already have

one and looking for one of the most valuable choices in the market today – simply click

the link below this video.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> ChargePoint Home Charger Review - Duration: 2:37.

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Sunday QNA | How To Get Free Review Unit ? | Technical Guruji टॉपिक पर वीडियो बनाओ | By #MrHuzaifa - Duration: 8:13.

Thanks For Watching :)

For more infomation >> Sunday QNA | How To Get Free Review Unit ? | Technical Guruji टॉपिक पर वीडियो बनाओ | By #MrHuzaifa - Duration: 8:13.

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REVIEW Wishtrend Green Tea Enzyme Powder Wash - Duration: 5:47.

Before I start this video, for my Vietnamese and German friends

I've added subtitles on here. So if you do not speak English that well or even

worse than I do, then turn on the subtitles so that you can understand everything.

The first ingredient on the list is the sodium bicarbonate.

Sodium bicarbonate is basically baking soda and it is the ingredient, which has exfoliating properties,

meaning it leads to renewal of the skin and peels the skin

and reduces the dead skin cells on your face.

The next important ingredient is the Camellia sinensis powder, which is the green tea.

So 2% of the powder wash consists of this matcha or green tea powder.

Green tea powder is known to have soothing properties.

It is a source of vitamin C.

Vitamin C has a brightening effect, it encourages the renewal of the skin

cells and helps against hyperpigmentation. Besides that the green

tea powder also acts as an exfoliator and also as an antioxidant.

The last mention worthy ingredient is papain.

Papain is ingredient, which actually gives that product its name.

It is an enzyme found in papaya.

it is again another exfoliant. It's very mild.

It is also known to have skin brightening effects.

However I've also read a study by the University of Vienna,

which has proven that papain has characteristics of an allergen,

meaning that it can lead to some allergic reactions.

For a more thorough analysis of the ingredients list check the link down below.

I have linked a website, which is very good in listing all the ingredients and

analyzing what they do to your face.

So this face wash has a high pH level. If you have sensitive skin you need to be careful,

because a product with a high pH level, or products which are highly alkaline

tend to irritate sensitive skin a lot. In addition when you use

this powder wash I would recommend using a toner afterwards, which balances out

your ph level, because a lot of skin care products are very pH dependent,

meaning that they have to have a certain environment or pH level in order for

them to work properly. When you use this product please keep in mind that it is

exfoliating and on the packaging Wishtrend themselves remind you of the

fact that you should not use any AHAs, BHAs or any other acids on your face

when you use it these product, because it is already exfoliating. However if you

have normal skin if you do not have any issues with using three acids at the

same time on the same day, then go for it. But start slowly in the beginning.

Having said that I did not use this on a daily base. I tried it out in the

beginning using it every second or third day and I am amazed.

I have a big big issues with my pores on the nose and between my eyebrows

I can never get rid of all the dirt in there like it doesn't matter

whether I do double cleansing, whether I use an oil cleanser or facial scrub before that or not.

Still doesnt work!

I cannot get rid of this impurities until I use this cleanser

I'm really amazed! So usually I use this after my normal foaming cleanser.

I do not use oil cleansers unless I wear makeup. So usually only the foam cleanser

and then a follow up with this one.

As I mentioned before this product is highly alkaline.

So it has a high pH level but if you use a toner,

which balances out your pH level afterwards and if you use enough you know to hydrate

your skin and soothe your skin this should be perfectly fine.

Unless you have hyper sensitive skin then I would be a bit careful.

But as I said I've like normal sensitive skin and it did not irritate me.

It did not lead to any major redness. This is definitely my new Holy Grail exfoliator.

I would not use this as a face wash not on a daily base but every second day or

third day I will use this as an exfoliator.

So how do you use this product?

You damp your hand and put a tiny bit in the palm of your hand and

you rub it against the palms and then apply it on your face.

Do not mix it with too much water guys.

It will just run down your hands and arms and will not land on your face.

So if you, like me, have issues with getting all this dirt out of this huge pores,

then give this a try. You don't need to use any blackhead extractor afterwards.

It's really enough to just put it on your face, rub it slightly and then it's all gone.

It's just gone and a mind blown. So give it a try!

Links are down below! Check out the website

Let me know if you have any other Holy Grail which you want me to try.

Alright ladies and gentlemen I hope you enjoyed this video,

and excuse my voice because I'm so sick because you know

Son is always dancing half-naked around in the snow. See you next time!

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Canon 10-18mm IS STM Lens Review - Duration: 3:52.

If you like me and you're in love with the APS-C or Super 35mm sensor,

the chances are that you have a real appreciation for wide-angle images.

Recently I was contracted to shoot some property videos and I knew my

Tamron 24-70mm just wasn't going to be wide enough on either my C100 or my 7D Mark II.

Enter the Canon 10 to 18mm at 4.5 to 5.6. Now is this the most well

built or stylish lens? No of course it isn't but I love this lens and here is why/

This is my first STM lens from Canon and while it doesn't have the build quality

that my 70-200 has, the autofocus is downright amazing. Not only is it very

fast it is completely silent and accurate ten

out of ten times. It was a complete surprise to me as my go-to lens is my

Tamron 24-70mm and that at best is accurate on seven out of ten shots.

This is not a big bulky lens nor is it built like a tank.

Don't get me wrong, it isn't badly made it's just an all plastic body and lens

mount so it isn't going to take a lot of abuse. The lens has full time manual

focus, very solid image stabilization which is up for four stops and it's so

lightly it doesn't feel like it's taking up any room in my kit bag.

I am used to shooting on pretty expensive glass now and I feel quite spoiled.

My two main lenses as I mentioned before are the Tamron 24-70 and my Canon 70-200.

Imagine my surprise when taking my first shots with the

10-18mm, that it holds up pretty well in comparison to my 24-70mm.

It is sharp all the way through the zoom range a little soft in the corners but not

enough to cause you concern and it has a really nice color rendition.

The images you're seeing now were taken on my 7D Mark II and in the standard profile.

This is one of the cheapest wide-angle lenses on the market at the moment.

While it did play a factor into why I bought this lens I actually weighed up against

more expensive wide-angle lenses from Canon but for a crop sensor camera

larger, bulkier lenses aren't actually a good choice. The 17-40mm f4 L lens from

Canon would have been more like a 30-70mm on a crop sensor camera due to

the 1.6 crop. So really, I don't end up with a wide angle lens.

Now here is probably where the lens falls down. It's maximum f-stop is 4.5,

so not exactly a low light demon and on a crop sensor body it can

put you off when you start getting up into those higher ISOs.

The majority of the time, by which I mean 95% of the time, I light all of my shoots

either with LED panels or speed lights so I'm really not worried about that.

In the event that I do have to crank up the ISO in video I use Red Giant Denoiser III

to get rid of those noise patterns in Premiere Pro or I use Define 2 which is

part of the Nik Collection you can download for Photoshop from Google.

This lens is fast become one of my more savvy purchases that I've added to my

kit, I'm really happy with it.The Canon 10-18mm

is a great little lens and well worth its cost and then some for both photography and video production.

Thanks for watching, don't forget to like subscribe all usual stuff and I'll see you in the next video.

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Boldclash BWhoop B06 "Brushless Whoop" Review & Flight - Duration: 7:58.

As the season grows darker, colder and overall less pleasant, many multirotor enthusiasts

choose to switch their focus from outdoor to indoor flying.

One model that may just be able to pull off both is the Boldclash BWhoop (or is it "Bwhoop"?)

B06, one of the latest entries into the recent but rapidly growing category of brushless

micro quadcopters.

Boldclash is a newer actor that seems to specialize in affordable FPV equipment and micro quadcopters

which they sell mainly through their own website.

The B06 comes with two improvements over your typical Tiny Whoop setup: the already mentioned

brushless motors, and a fully configurable flight board.

…but while brushless motors are more powerful and last longer than their brushed counterparts

they also cost more and require electrical speed controls (or ESCs) that take up precious

space and weight.

Taking this into consideration, does the B06 still make practical and economical sense?

Let's find out!

If you own a brushed Inductrix/Tiny Whoop style quadcopter, the Boldclash BWhoop B06

should look very familiar to you, but a side-by-side comparison reveals a couple differences: For

one, the B06 is both bigger and heavier than your average brushed counterpart.

For another, you may notice it uses three instead of four bladed propellers and much

shallower ducts (which I believe only function as prop guards).

(It should also be noted that the only lights you get are the indicator LEDs of the flight

controller, video transmitter and receiver, all of which are almost completely obscured

by the opaque frame.)

The B06 is very well built with properly mounted components and managed cables.

The internals are protected by a tough canopy and the plastic frame is slightly flexing

which allows it to absorb some serious impact without cracking.

I've put mine through its fair share of crashes in the process of reviewing it and

it still both looks and flies as good as new.

The four impressively tiny brushless motors are of a type called 0703 and rated at 15

000 KV (basically revolutions per minute per volt with no load).

One of the advantages of brushless over brushed motors is durability, but should you still

need to replace a motor Boldclash got you covered with a convenient, solder-free plug-in

system.

Spares are already available from their webpage.

Thanks to integrated speed controls the motors plug directly into the flight board, which

also offers a micro USB port for interfacing with Betaflight (version 3.1.6), the firmware

running on the flight controller.

One reason why you may want to do this is to setup "acro" mode, which is supported

but not accessible from the transmitter by default.

(Obviously you can do a lot more in the Betaflight Configurator, but for this review I'll test

the out-of-the-box experience and therefore leave the firmware configuration essentially

as-is.)

With its brushless motors and open flight controller the B06 is more hobby grade like

than the multirotors I usually review and – as is common on that end of the spectrum

– assumes you already have some of the stuff (and knowledge) needed to get going.

This is a Bind-N-Fly (or BNF) kit, which means it comes with everything you need except a

transmitter.

Instead, it's sold pre-installed with receivers for most common hobby grade protocols (Frsky,

Flysky, DSM and Futaba).

If you have a multiprotocol solution (like the recently reviewed Jumper T8SG), either

one should work.

How to perform the initial binding will vary somewhat depending on the receiver and the

procedure isn't very well documented in the instruction manual.

(For example it says to hold the bind button on the receiver, but doesn't say where the

button or even the receiver is located on the quadcopter.)

Unfortunately, these types of incomplete instructions can be find throughout the manual.

The FPV setup of the B06 has a typical 120° field-of-view, 800 TVL resolution, 25 mW transmission

power and 48 channels you switch between using the button on top of the canopy, but is mounted

differently than on similar multirotors I've reviewed:

It uses a dipole antenna aligned horizontally in the back instead of vertically on top,

which – on one hand – means it's well protected and out of the way but – on the

other – that you won't get optimal reception when positioned directly in front of or behind

the quadcopter.

We'll see how much actual impact this has in the flight test.

The quadcopter comes with a single-cell LiPo with a capacity of 450 mAh, about double that

of most lighter, brushed setups.

The battery uses the same 2 mm JST-PH connector as the Eachine E010 and 11.

It also comes with an odd-looking USB charger with variable charge rates (the higher of

which should be fine to use if the specification on the battery label is correct).

The B06 comes in a small, no-frills but very practical clear plastic box which is perfect

to keep around for when you want to take your quadcopter on the road.

The kit comes with a generous amount of spares and accessories, including a USB to micro-USB

cable for interfacing with Betaflight, two full sets of propellers in different colors,

a wrench to remove said propellers and even an extra canopy!

Once bound and charged, the Boldclash Bwhoop B06 is ready for lift-off.

Here it is flown with the Jumper T8SG transmitter and recorded with a pair of Eachine VR D2

box goggles inside an office with a lot of glass and metal, which explains the interference

you may notice.

As is customary with hobby grade multirotors the motors need to be armed before take-off

(by default this is setup on transmitter channel 5), but otherwise the experience is not that

different from flying a 7mm brushed counterpart – which actually surprised me a little!

With bigger multirotors, my experience has always been that there's a huge, "night-and-day"

type difference between brushed and brushless setups.

Here the difference is definitely noticeable (the quadcopter do have some punch, especially

in the beginning of a flight), but I wouldn't call it mind-blowing.

In terms of flight characteristics, the B06 comes well-configured with no obvious adjustments

to the flight controller settings necessary.

Mine do exhibit slight drift in angle mode even after calibrating both gyro and accelerometer

which made me prefer flying it in more open spaces, but then I've seen several other sources

report no problem with this so I guess your mileage may vary.

Flights last around 4 minutes, although there's a definite drop in thrust towards the end.

On the other hand this is your only sign that the battery is running low, as there's no

LVC visible from the first person view and no on-screen display (which is quickly becoming

norm).

As for the FPV aspect, the B06 – in my experience – performs well.

The picture feels brighter with more contrast than on other cameras I've used (which may

make you want tweak the settings on your goggles), but in terms of range and coverage I haven't

actually noticed any significant difference despite the already mentioned antenna placement.

I've seen some people complain that the quadcopter is too noisy for indoor flying,

but personally haven't found that to be a problem.

To me it sounds about as loud (or quiet) as your average brushed ducted quadcopter.

In conclusion, there's no denying the Boldclash Bwhoop B06 is a quality product.

It's built to last, easy to service and its highly configurable flight controller

ensures you won't grow bored of it as your skills evolve.

On the other hand, it also cost at least the double of most brushed alternatives, while

still offering a flight experience not hugely different from what at least the faster motor

variants of those do.

(The competing Eachine E011 can even be hacked to support acro mode as well if desired.)

Because of this and the less beginner-friendly setup, I would recommend the B06 primarily

as a step up for people who feel they've outgrown their more basic Tiny Whoop craft

or hobby grade flyers looking for a similarly customizable indoor experience compatible

with their transmitter solution of choice.

Hey there, thanks for watching!

As usual, feel free to leave a comment below if you feel there was something I missed to

bring up or you have general feedback on the video.

See you in another review, probably early next year.

Bye… and happy holidays in advance!

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Crypto Edge System Scam Exposed! crypto-edge-system.co Review - Duration: 5:26.

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Practice makes you perfect... or in this case its my improvisation techniques. Here's a look into an ad hoc, unscripted motovlog which was a run up to the actual Yamaha FZS V2.0 review and some bad traffic and pseudo road rage lol. Do LIKE this video and make sure to leave me a COMMENT! 5000 Subscriber Giveaway coming up :-)

just asking boss is this blue light flashing flashing or tags

okay we are recording

another acceleration test acceleration test with hurdle tests

I'm so happy there you go another two yeah we weren't you do boarding spring

hey what's up guys welcome to another motive vlog from Phantom rights today

we're talking about the ifvs 2017 model I've written over a thousand kilometers

so I think this is can be called as a short-term no no no charter long-term

review based on the riding

so let's start with what I like because coming from jig saw the Suzuki Gixxer a

lot of people ask me like what of my opinion about this bike and let me tell

you guys this is a fuel-injected version I mean obviously version 2.0 first

permits neither when you transition from a carbureted version like the Gixxer

there's a catch for me that was actually the selling

point after I just wrote it I just fell in love with how smooth the engine is I

never heard nothing but positive things about this bike even otherwise obviously

the jig says cause in the yeah this is not a technical review guys so I'm sorry

I'm just gonna say what I feel as a daily user not a daily user but yeah

occasionally whenever I ride now it's got very good mileage you have to

remember these are sports commuter or focused bikes these are not really like

100% sports bikes so it's like a combination or you can say the amount of

go best of both the worlds on one hand you have the sporty styling and this

handling of it and then on the other hand you have the good fuel economy

obviously the way I ride nothing good can be expected but still even for me

this bike is very very good as per my usage

see this is the FZ version the one without the s the second thing that I

stopped honking guys nothing happens when you honk seriously the second there

you go even you made me Punk

okay let's get back the second thing that I like

is the usable torque in the city yes again I know it's a powerful and maybe

from 0-60 this bike will keep up or even be better because of the lighter weight

but in the longer run so if you are like the kind of guy who believes in racing

and stuff and for you it's a race it's longer or long race and you're going to

lose it to the Gixxer because rejection is eventually gonna pull out but again

that's a thing which not everyone is looking for I mean look at the real

world guys I'm telling you this bike is as good and if not better in terms of

smoothness compared to the Gixxer

another thing - like angling you see it there keep writing midship midship ever

wondered what is a midship it's where the the exhaust is mounted

with the with the catalytic converter as well so it's like slightly middle where

you're supposed to stop here this will just stop here

all that road rage

because I does not break who the fuck to the airport bus

I don't know that an airport bus so I smile the signal is greens madmen

there you go

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THE DISASTER ARTIST - 45 Second Movie Review - Duration: 1:04.

The Worst.

Movie.

Of All.

Time

That's not what the disaster artist is - that's what it's about.

The films tells the story of the making of a movie so bad - that it's actually kinda

good.

And while a movie about a movie may seem like a bad move(ie), thankfully - The Disaster

Artist is anything but.

The film skirts around the easy Comedy of errors route, focusing instead on telling

the story of two friends trying to achieve their dreams - and although their incompetence

and lack of ability is often the butt of the joke, the clear love the filmmakers have for

their source material ensures that it never feels mean spirited.

This, coupled with a oscar-worthy performance from James Franco, solid direction from…

also James Franco, and some great writing, leaves The Disaster Artist shining as one

of the freshest and most uplifting comedies that we've seen in a while.

You don't have to see the room, but you should.

Because it's a real Hollywood movie.

just do it.

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