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- Hey, what's going on guys, Andrew here

from Fitment Industries and we are gonna

take a look at the Rohana RFX11.

This is a rotary formed wheel, and shout out to our guys

at Rohana, they were kind enough to send not one,

but three, different Rohana RFX11s.

So this is all three finishes this wheel comes in.

So let's jump into it and take a look at it.

So, right off the bat, we have three 20 inch wheels,

I got a 20 by 10, a 20 by 11, and a 20 by 12.

These are all offsets in either 20, 22 and then 22

again I believe on the black ones.

The construction of this wheel, it's a rotary formed wheel

which is pretty awesome cause once again it's lightweight,

it's a lot stronger in the process.

To do that, they take three hydraulic rollers,

they heat that barrel and then they go ahead and

they stretch that out to it's appropriate width.

So pretty cool how these are made,

so it's a little bit nicer than a cast wheel,

with that comes a little bit higher price point.

So, I would rate these wheels on a little bit higher scale,

but it's probably a pretty average price point that you

would pay for a set of rotary formed wheels.

So you're about $2000 and up depending on

what size and then what width you get.

So, let's talk about finishes.

My favorite one right off the bat is this brushed bronze,

absolutely killer looking, so we'll try to get

some nice close-ups for you guys.

We had talked about it in other videos,

this bronze is just a really cool, unique color,

it's kind of a vintage bronze and it's a little more

brown tones to it than the actual, like,

gold kind of bronzes that you see.

Now, it's a split five spoke construction,

really cool design how it kind of forks out here

and then dives towards the outside of the lip,

kind of a step lip in the back here.

It does have the nice aluminum caps with the nice Rohana

logo engraved into that, RF series.

Now, I've talked about it in other videos so if you're new

to Rohana this is the RF line, so RFX rotary formed,

they also do a RC line, so all this stuff on the RF line,

is all rotary formed and this RFX11 is the newest model that

they have released into the RF line.

Now, we had a chance to see this, if you go back and check

out some episodes, I believe they dropped in either November

or December when we were at SEMA,

and we got to see these wheels,

and this one just really stands out.

Anything in the RF line is really cool-looking,

but just it's kind of the simplicity of this wheel

and depending on how you look at it,

it kind of has almost a double fanning this direction,

or you can kind of see the split five spoke, it gets kind of

trippy when you look at it depending on the angle.

But, just really cool detail on this one, really sharp

spokes, now this style with the split five spoke,

of course has always been popular, but the neat thing about

the RF line and this particular wheel, it's just really

kind of contemporary, really modern design

to this one, it looks really unique.

This RF line just kind of jumps out.

So aside from the brushed bronze,

you also have brushed silver, which is pretty cool,

and then you have black, so if you're

just looking for the murdered out look,

this black is a beautiful looking wheel too.

Now, you'll notice on this one, we'll get you some

side shots, the concave on this thing is absolutely killer.

So if you have bigger brake kits, and you're looking for

some aggressive offsets and you're really into the

nice concavity look, definitely check this wheel out,

they're really killer looking.

I know it's offsets in the 20s and 30s,

and I'll have to look up the other ones,

I forget right off the top of my head.

Now we'll go ahead and toss all three of these guys

on the scale for you guys, if you're interested in knowing

how much these weigh, we forgot to do it before the video

so I will just drop the sizes of all three

across the bottom of the screen so you guys know.

Sizes this one's gonna come in, you're gonna see 19, 20

and 22 inch, and let me rattle off some of the widths here,

you're gonna see eight and a half, nine and a half and 11

wide on the 19, and then 20 inch comes in by nine, by 10,

by 10 and a half, 11 and 12, and then 22 inches by nine,

10 and a half and 11 and a half.

Now this is only a wheel for five lug applications,

but there is a bunch to choose from as far as bolt options,

so you have five by 112, 114.3, 115, 120 and 130.

So another cool thing about this particular wheel,

if you guys are really digging the design on this one,

we did get a chance to see it at SEMA and let me show you

a little sneak peek of something here, the RFG 5.

So this is actually the multi-piece version of this wheel,

so for you multi piece guys, if you're really into this look

and you're looking for something that's customizable,

if you're looking for a staggered width, or you just wanna

go crazy with doing the face a different color, the rivets,

the barrel and building a really cool looking wheel,

definitely check that one out.

We do have that in an older episode when we were at SEMA,

back in October so be sure to check that out.

So this is the RFX11, drop us a comment,

let us know what you guys think of this one,

shout out once again to Rohana, we appreciate

the wheel samples, and we will catch you guys later.

Peace.

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Marvel ToyBox ANTMAN & THE WASP Disney Store Exclusive Infinity Style Action Figure Unboxing Review - Duration: 10:23.

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Knog The Bandicoot Headlamp - OutDoor Show Review - Duration: 3:19.

hi this is Konstantin from HikeVentures and Hugo from Knog.

How are you? I'm doing fine. How are you doing? Yeah, it's great great

having you over here in Europe. I know, it was a long trip but it's worthwhile.

Yeah you've got something interesting on the market now. It's not

on the market yet but it will be soon. So we've just finished a new campaign on

Kickstarter and the Kickstarter campaign was for what we call the Bandicoot.

The bandicoot is a new head torch and the head torch I'll get you to put it on

so we can you can you see that just like that and the wonderful thing about the

bandicoot is it's a 100 lumen headlight headlamp. It has a whole series of

different light settings from spotlight. I think we might have run out of

batteries it it's it's been on all day so anyway so - - floods a red light and

then reading lights and the whole thing is molded out of one section of silicone

hmm as you can see there it's a continuous strap where it's adjustable

running through the back it's very very lightweight isn't it so great for

running it fits very comfortably and so on Kickstarter we had it running for one

month we ended up with five thousand five hundred backers and generated

around about three hundred and seventeen thousand dollars for the first backers

and that will be launched just at the end of October I think. So we came to the

outdoor show with this and we've had fantastic response first day only a half

day and we've had lots of people come to look at it I think it's going to

be really exciting so that's the that's one of the other products we've got a

whole of other things here at the outdoor show it's our first year here

for a number of years and it's good it's great great vibe lots of exciting people

so we're really glad to be here. Great, so this one is silicone this

one's silicon and that will retail for around about 35 US or Euro around

that price but for that price you get a completely rechargeable unit

so you can plug that into USB 100 lumens as I said. So price point was for a

rechargeable light that's incredible now that will save you

as far as sustainability all those alkaline batteries and of course if you

if you're using it it'll last for about two hours on full. Yeah and

then if by chance you do need to recharge it then you can

actually just plug it into one of our power packs and then recharge it that

way so you don't have to worry about going away for a weekend without without

the head torch. So it's quite straightforward and easy. It's very

straightforward and and just think of the batteries that you save when you

have a rechargeable light. Yeah, absolutely. Well thank you very much. Fantastic thanks.

Nice to talk to you. Fantastic.

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Trust Gaming GXT 383 DION 7.1 Review! [English Subtitles] - Duration: 3:06.

Hey hey hey, welcome to another video

and as you may understand

from the title, it's our first review!

Before we start I would like to mention

that this video is not a paid promotion

but the headset was given to me for free by Trust for this review.

Trust making a dynamic entry in the Gaming with a variety of peripherals

and one of them is their top end headset

the GXT 383 Dion 7.1

As I tell you the facts you will see the headset

and footage of unboxing that show you some things.

The particular headset I've been using for a week now

and I have really taken it through hell and earth with Music, Series, Movies

and so so so much gaming.

I have to say that I am really excited about how comfortable it is to wear

It comes with a digital connect box for 7.1

but also for SPDIF or otherwise optical connection.

The instructions show optical connection only on PS4 and XBOX

but I think you can also do it on PC even though I did not try it.

The headset has a retractable microphone with a pop filter that can be removed.

Let's hear it...

As you can hear, the quality of the microphone is pretty good

suited for gaming, skype and related VoIP activities

Be sure that how people hear you doesn't just have to do with the quality of the microphone

but also the codec of any program you use to communicate

That's all for the microphone...

Let's talk about what we hear we are talking about a headset after all!

The sound quality is excellent. Very good sound not at all all flat and

with minimal distrotion depending on what acoustic

and near to no white noise in cases where there is no sound.

They also have a small feature that I liked a lot

Trust calls it Bass Vibration Boost.

they basically use this bass to create a vibration

so they can help in the immersion...

I tried it by playing Fortnite and one of my favorites

World of Warplanes and actually when you are

in situations where you are taking fire they do vibrate!

This is certainly something that some may not like at all,

so Trust thought and put another wheel in the inline controls

that together with the sound from the game and the chat sound

you can control the vibration itself... to the point where there's none at all!

Finally I can tell you that they are quite resilient as

they have already been dropped twice and they dont even have a scratch.

Of course they are not made to be thrown on the floor

but accidents do happen!

To wrap this up... I think Trust is making a very dynamic entry in the field of gaming.

I didn't say this by accident at the start

Let's see what else they have to show us from mice, keyboards, etc.

Quote me on this... Trust came to stay!

If you liked this video and you want to see other Reviews like this

all you have to do is subscribe and press the bell icon

to be informed when a new video is uploaded!

I'll see you on the next one!

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Weekend (2011) - Film Review [PRIDE MONTH SPECIAL] - Duration: 10:20.

turning looks the stunning pretty I'm the bitch from New York City I was just

trying to think of the gayest way possible to introduce this video yeah I

just bought voguing is probably the gayest thing I could go to top the

unicorn t-shirt and the face paints of the pride flag so yeah hi guys incase you

didn't know yes I'm Luke Hearfield openly gay film vlogger and yeah today

I'm doing something a little bit different because I am gonna be talking

about one of my favorite gay films that came out a long time ago but yeah I

figured to do something special for Pride Month and I was talking to another

youtuber called Larry who has a channel called

LCScreenTalk you should go check him out there's a link below in the

description and yeah he does some amazing content he makes a lot of film

reviews way more than me I can barely keep up with him

very talented very funny definitely go check him out check out his Twitter

check ours Insta check out his channel yeah he's fabulous and yeah he asked me

to collaborate for Pride month to talk about a movie a gay movie for Pride

Month you know and I thought it was a fantastic idea I thought yeah let's

let's talk about something that I love and I was originally kind just do

something a little bit more mainstream like call me by your name or moonlight

or even Brokeback Mountain but then I realized that these films are all you

know they've been seen by lots of people you know they're quite them they're the

mainstream you know contenders of the case then of a world you know which a

lot of straight people have seen I figured I'd give some love to a

lesser-known gay film and yeah I figured today I will give some love to one of my

favorite films it's actually one of the first gay films I watched ever and it's

called weekend and it's by director called Andrew Hague he went to the same

university as me Newcastle University yeah it's there and it's also down here

as it's been a main staple of my DVD wall for a while and yeah I figured it'd

be nice to give it some love so this film actually holds a special place in

my heart because like I said previously this was one of the first gay films I

actually went to go see in a cinema and I saw this back in 2011 when I was at

university I actually reviewed it for my university paper

and yeah I remember watching this and it was interesting it had just come out and

cinemas and it's funny because I had recently just come out myself

in 2011 as well, I was out to my family at this point I was 21 and yeah I remember

seeing this in cinemas and I just remember the feeling of or like just being

completely transfixed by this film and it's hard to put into words why it's

just such a phenomenal film it's like lightning in a bottle really like it's

hard to put into words as to what makes it's so wonderful

but I just remember connecting to the stories so much because it's such a

simple premise there's nothing earth-shattering about the the storyline

basically it's about two gentlemen who meet on a Friday night in a gay club

one's called Russell who's played by Tom Cohen and the others then the others

called Glenn he's played by Chris New they meet in this club they hook up and

they go back to Russell's place for a night of sex and then it cuts to the

morning and yeah they have this pillow talk and the seeds of a really amazing

romance that just they blossom in this this one little scene in this bedroom

where they're just talking about their personal lives and stuff from the night

before and basically what seems like a one-night stand

turns into this sort of 48 hour weekend of intimacy and it's just hypnotic to

watch because all it is is just watching two human beings

two strangers who've met just by happenstance and come together and

they're just found something really meaningful on each other they just sort

of really bounce off each other really well and they click on so many different

levels they're completely different people from each other like Tom Collins

Russell is he sentimental he's introverted and he's a bit reserved

whereas Chris News Glenn is more comfortable in his own skin as a gay man

he's artistic he's a bit blunt he's forthright and yeah they're very

different people but they click everything about it just feels so easy

together like they'd have to pretend to be anyone else around them they're just

comfortable with who they are I'm from this person and they

to challenge each other like the chemistry between these two actors it's

so genuinely authentic and it's amazing watching this film because their

conversations the dialogue it's written by Andrew Hague it doesn't even feel

like it's scripted it just feels like that casual morning-after conversation

you have with someone that you've hooked up with and it just flows organically

and it feels just so genuinely real Haig really manages to find that sort of it

captures that feeling of what it's like to meet someone who comes into your life

they're a very brief moment of time and they make an impact they leave they

leave you they change you and that's what this film is about is that people

just come they float into our lives they make the impact then then they're gone

and what better or change because of it and yeah that's what's remarkable about

this film is that it's not particularly like remarkable is that it just managed

to be remarkable for capturing that really special experience of meeting

someone special and not being able to last and the acting in this is just

incredible Tom Cullen and Chris New gives such incredibly powerful performances

which don't even feel like they're showing off or anything it's all just

sort of nuanced into the way they talk and discuss and share ideas and that's

what's magnificent about is that neither one of them feels like there's

showboating or showing off or what not it just feels like they're being real

people like people that you know and go to work with or you know are friends

with this is one of the few romance films where the romance actually

genuinely feels authentic what I love about Andrew Hague as a writer and a

director is that he never sort of Stoops into any Hollywood cliché isms when it

comes to romance okay he just sort of lets things unfold naturally it was also

quite noticeable in a film is that there's a lack of music in this okay

Andrew Hague doesn't use any music to sort of get the audience to emote for

these characters it's crafted through the interactions of the characters and

the dialogue it just feels like watching cinematic chemistry when you

these two wonderful characters together just watch them interact and see how it

sort of sparks and creates chemistry and it doesn't feel like it's pandering to

the audience and it doesn't feel sappy it just feels romantic in a sense of

things beginning for the first time for real people I keep saying the word real

but it really does just feel that way just feels authentic and real

I'm sorry that's how I see that's why this film moves me because it just is

something special I just don't know how to put it into words coherently I feel

like such a spoon right now because I want to say things eloquently and I

don't know how to say it there's also a good deal of gay discourse woven into the

storyline as well and at times it can feel a little bit like Hague is like

pushing a bit of his agenda but it doesn't feel like he's putting too much

emphasis on the eath on the gay ethos you know there's topics of like gay

shame and conformity as well as casual homophobia and just flat out homophobia

but you know people often have to face these prejudices and certain parts of

this country and that's nice that this film addresses those things about being

too swept up in it it just sort of highlights the things that were

struggling with but at the same time the meat and bones of this film is just a

simple romantic love story about two people meandering into each other's

lives and leaving an indelible mark it's not just a gay film it's about

experiences of meeting people and that is why I love this film because it's

happened to me before I've met people who I've been in relationships with

which had a ticking clock because I was traveling or you know I was moving away

I was graduating University and yeah these romances are doomed to fail

because circumstances aren't on your side but it makes it feel all the more

special whilst you're in that little bubble of time when it's all sweet and

romantic and you're discovering each other and falling in love with each

other and yeah it just teaches you a heartbreak is about and that's what's

great about weekend right so let's ask those three questions would I watch this

again well this is my third time watching

weekend and I love that whenever you watch this the

other night it still had the same impact on me that it did when I watched back in

2011 would I recommend that you guys watch this absolutely guys like this

isn't just a film for gay people it's a film for anybody out there who's had

that feeling of meeting someone special but knowing in the back of your mind

there's a ticking clock and it's not gonna be the relationship that you wish

it's gonna be and what score do I give it out of 10 this truly is such a

captivating film it's such a small film with a powerful voice even though it

doesn't feel like it's boastful or yelling or trying to be heard it is just

a beautifully intimate quiet film punctuated with a wonderful script which

is delivered by superb actors it can be a little bit heavy on its political

message in places but it doesn't ever really feel like it's screaming it's

agenda at you I'm gonna give weekend a score of 9 out of 10 guys be sure to

watch this one all right guys I can't recommend it enough and if you guys have

seen weekend be sure to let me know what you think of it in the comments section

below and if you like my content as well please don't forget to click that

subscribe button ok it really does help alright I just want to say thanks very much

for watching guys and I wish everybody a very happy Pride Month

hopefully you're out there waving your rainbow flags throwing your glitter

getting your unicorn hats on go love yourself embrace yourself have a great

one okay thanks so much for watching guys alright for more things related to

movies TV and popcorn culture I'm Luke Hearfield and I'll see you next time

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LAWLESS Clean AF Woke Up Like This Foundation review and DEMO. Perfect for Over 40, normal/dry skin? - Duration: 8:50.

Hey guys, welcome back to my channel today. I have a fun foundation review for you and it is all about the new ish

Lawless clean AF woke up this way

foundation I'm gonna put it to the test and show you a demo of me putting it on and

This is not a first impressions

I have actually tried this

Foundation already and I have some opinions about it and some suggestions for its use

So if you would like to see how I got that is pretty flawless finish

then just keep on watching so I picked my

Foundation up. It comes like this. I picked mine up in actually two colors

I picked it up in Kalahari which is described as a light with neutral undertones

And I also picked it up in Mesa, which is a light with golden undertones. The packaging comes like this

It's a really really elegant packaging and it was developed by Annie lawless

Who is a youtuber she also has lipsticks. I've never tried her lipsticks, but I hear that they're wonderful. They're matte

They're not my jam, but I hear that they're really good. The actual foundation bottle is

Beautiful. It's a heavy weighted

You know frosted glass

and

It definitely feels very luxurious

and it does come with a nice pump and we're gonna get into all of the details of this foundation as

You watch me demo it for you now

So this the foundation like I said is the woke up like this flawless finish foundation

It has no SPF and it is a buildable - full coverage foundation

that's how they list it and they listed as good for all skin types, but

Oily oddly enough is not on the list, which is interesting. It is described as a natural finish with a fresh

radiant finish

Non-comedogenic it has antioxidants in it and it also has skin balancing oils

The oils are absentia and camellia

It does have hydrating shea butter in it as well

And the cool thing about this foundation is that it's part of the clean at Sephora

And this is a specific

Range at Sephora that in order to get that stamp of approval

There cannot be any SLS

Formaldehyde there can be no parabens no phthalates

No, mineral oil oxybenzone coal tar hydroquinone and some other things like synthetic fragrance

It has to have less than 1% synthetic fragrance to be clean at Sephora

This foundation does come in 20 shades and it does retail for forty six dollars for one ounce

It is cruelty free silicone free perfume free and non-toxic

We're going to get to the perfume free part though

Now I actually found that applying it just as Annie did in her video

Which I'm going to link down below. She recommends applying it with a flat

Foundation brush and then going in with a Beauty Blender. I did do it that way in the video today

previously I have just gone in with a damp Beauty Blender and I will tell you that I

Prefer it with the damp Beauty Blender alone

but I wanted to give it a shot the way that she recommended now, I

Did prep my skin the same way that I always do and I will link my morning skincare routine

the only thing that I did change was my sunscreen and I

Am now using the skin aqua from Sarah Fit, which is a Japanese sunscreen that I ordered

I'm going to link that down below as well

You guys it is less than ten dollars and it is probably the best new sunscreen

I have found not to mention that Japanese sunscreens tend to be a little bit better

protection and

Yeah under ten bucks. The only downfall was it took a long time to get here

But I'm gonna link that down below in case you guys want to try that out as well

Everything else about my skincare was exactly the same as always

So that is me trying this foundation. Okay guys, so this is the finished

Foundation I did go back in and I put on my fenty

This is the minted mojito in the kilowatt foil that the blue

Shifty green with a really light hand it makes it absolutely beautiful highlight as well

Then the other color in that duo

It's just in the middle here. And on the bottom is my pixie contour that I'm seriously so in love with that's my cheeks

I also as you saw used the Born This Way

I used that in nude and I do have a full review coming soon and

But I wanted to go ahead and use it today because I've been testing it out now for a little bit

Let me tell you about this foundation

So far I have absolutely loved this foundation

What I will tell you is that

It is best for me with one pump and it is best applied with a damp Beauty Blender in

Sections I think applying it all over my face with that

brush and then going in I had to work a little bit harder to blend it and I did feel like even though it takes

A little while to set it dried just enough that it was harder to blend then when I work in sections

With a damp Beauty Blender, so that's just for me now. I did do more than one pump

I did about a pump in 3/4 pump and a half and

I definitely can see that it shows some of my texture which might not be showing up

Well on camera but a little bit of texture and here although it does cover

Quite a bit of the things that I want it to cover

I mean, I really feel like it's a very and it's very radiant and

Pretty for sure. I just think that you've got to be really careful if you use just one pump

I think it's honestly one of the most beautiful foundations I've come across if

You start to use more than that and try to build it up. It definitely can look cakey and it definitely can emphasize texture

That's just been my experience with it

But I am really loving this and I also love that both Mesa and Kalahari seem to be really good matches

and

The Mesa just runs a little bit more golden. It's more it has a little bit more yellow undertones the kalahari

It's definitely a true true neutral. That is perfect for somebody who is a mac 20 25 20

It's a little light for 25, but it would work

And I'm really really liking the way the colors are

They don't oxidize I do find that they darkened maybe a quarter of a shade

But I think that that's just in the dry down. I don't really feel like it actually

Oxidizes and changes, but that's just on my skin. I feel like I put it on and it is

Essentially the same color once it sets just a tiny bit darker, but just from being dry if that makes any sense. I

Find that I get about six hours of wear out of it between five and six hours

I do think that around six hours. It starts to look less fresh and nice

It doesn't look bad for me. I don't think that it looks terrible. It doesn't break apart

It doesn't all of a sudden become something, you know a mess or anything like that

I don't feel like I need to wash my face nothing like that

It just doesn't look quite as pretty as it progresses past five and a half ish hours

so it's one of those foundations to me that is good for a night out or

Sometime when you don't need a super long wearing foundation, so would I recommend this foundation?

Definitely, I think it is absolutely worth the shot

I think that it's super cool that it is developed by a youtuber who's done a really good job

I think that it's beautiful and it's cruelty free and it's clean and I think all of those things are pretty awesome

so I think

That if you have the opportunity to give this a shot, I would definitely do it

I would just go light-handed and play around with it different application techniques

But it's definitely a really wonderful new foundation on the market

I hope that you guys found this helpful and I'm super excited because the month of July I am actually testing out five foundations

Some of them are extremely

Affordable I'm talking well under $10, and I'm super excited. Next up next week is

One by a company called see why oh, I'm very excited to give this one a shot

So and it is super affordable. So be on the lookout for that

Don't forget to Like and subscribe and comment down below if you've tried this foundation and I'll talk to you guys again very very soon

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What's Inside Elegoo's Super Started Kit Uno R3 Project - A Review - Duration: 8:04.

if you want to do any Arduino projects on your model railroad you're gonna want

to watch my Arduino Made Easy lessons and see what I have to talk about in

this video right here I'm Tom Kvichak and this is Toms trains and

Things this channel was created to help other modelers who are need of guidance

of pursuing their dream of building a model railroad and in that railroad if

you want automation if you want lighting if you want Sound Arduino is a great

place to start and speaking of start you're going to

need some kind of a starter kit for Arduino even though I received a free

starter kit from this company I've been using their products for a long time you

may have seen their products in Arduino Made Easy lessons from time to time so

let's get going with this and let me show you what we're talking about here I

just received a package the other day in the mail from Elegoo now they asked me to do

a review on it so this is a paid promotion so here we go with it I'm

going to open it up ok nice packaging I

think I need a new blade

there we go all right now this is a super starter kit Uno revision 3

project which is nicely packed in this plastic container here let's see what we

have inside we have thank-you note and we got the CD we have a lot of

good-looking stuff in here let me see what we got here it comes with a nice

card in there that shows you everything that you have and I'm sure on this CD it

has PDF code and libraries super starter kit for uno this is a very well stocked

beginners kit we'll start with the breadboard here and we have a power

supply module where you could hook in your barrel connector from the 9-volt

battery or the USB cable to a computer and you can adjust either 3.3 volts or 5

volts you have a four digit seven segment display and one digit seven

segment display you have a 10k potentiometer with a long arm on it and

you have an LCD display 16 characters 2 lines with the headers already installed

and I have these mounted on the breadboard itself over here you have the

jumper cables male-to-male of different sizes have assortment of LEDs of

different colors and two RGB LEDs you have a 5 volt relay a 9 volt battery

with the necessary connectors you have a servo motor with the attachments for it

you have an ultrasonic sensor module you have a humidity and temperature module

you have an infrared receiver module you have a DC motor with a fan blade you

have an a remote control let's go over to here you have a stepper

motor with a stepper motor driver you have assorted resistors a hundred twenty

pieces you have DuPont connector male-to-female you have the USB cable

you have the uno and you have a project board prototyping board that is already

assembled most of the time when you get a prototyping board you have to solder

all the components on it and you also get a many breadboard with it

we have some items in these bags that I will show you also some of the smaller

items and very useful items in there or five push buttons you have two ambient

light sensors you have two diodes you have a thermistor you have an active and

passive buzzer a tilt switch two NPN transistors there PN twenty-two

twenty-two and then you have two integrated circuits this shift register

which is a 74HC595 where you can add more inputs and outputs to your uno if

you need them on a project and also an Ll293D which is normally found in a motor

driver for your stepper motors the items especially to two integrated circuits

are something you normally don't find in a starter kit you only get maybe one or

two button as you get five in this one and you get a lot of items in this kit

that you don't normally get in any other kit everything found on the CD can also

be found on their website which I'll have the link in the description you may

have a newer version on the website you go to their download page and scroll

down to the kit and the one we're talking about here is the uno r3 project

super starter kit and you click on it and you could download the zip file that

has all the information in it which I will show you PDF file for

this kit is very extensive it has 164 pages of useful information

in here about the starter kit and every component that you get tells you about

the company and gives you a picture of every component in here and then after

that you have the lessons let's go to one of the lessons here we'll go to the

ultrasonic sensor module and it brings up the module gives you a pretty good

description of it tells you what to do how it works how to hook it up a

pictorial diagram of it and also the code and the code can be fine in the zip

file that you download from the website or on the CD that you receive here is

the insert that you'll find inside the box of goodies in this starter kit it

gives you a good glimpse of everything that is in the box if you open up the CD

what you're going to find is the instructions and also well let me open

up the English you'll find the code and the libraries and the toriel PDF for the

starter kit also which is very impressive you have the data sheets for

every component in your starter kit if you learn an Arduino or Raspberry Pi

you're gonna need a good starter kit and this starter kit is a good place to

start even though I'm an experienced user I'm

gonna get a lot of use out of the components in this kit right here if you

have any issues with the components in there to have an email on the back of it

where you could contact them and they will send you a replacement immediately

I've had issues in the past with the component and they sent me one right

away and until next time we'll see Ya.

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This Smart Light Bulb Can Hear You - Heelight Review - Duration: 6:54.

Hello everybody and welcome to Pear Crew. Today we're going to be reviewing the

Heelight, a smart light bulb with an innovative twist to it. So before we

begin, let me take a moment and thank Micronovelty, Heelight's manufacturer,

sponsoring us this review unit. Now let's get this out of the way:

"What makes the Heelight so special?" you ask. You know that all smart light bulbs in

the market are controlled through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth or some sort of other

the market are controlled through WiFi or Bluetooth. What if I told you that the Heelight uses no wireless network

technology for its operation? Yes, that's right, no WiFi, no Bluetooth, no Zigbee,

not even IR – just sound. Heelight uses what they call "Digital Voice"

technology to pass on information from your phone to the bulb. Essentially the Heelight

contains a chip that recognizes a predefined set of audio patterns and

acts accordingly. I must say I'm impressed by the thought and engineering

skills that were put into this. So let's get this thing out of the box!

The Heelight comes packaged in this simple box that also has some useful details on it.

At this point I can't help but notice a possible identity crisis that

Micronovelty had when it released the Heelight. While the product was introduced

as the Heelight, the packaging also names it "The Giga Bulb". On the side of the package

we can see some of the bulb's modes that you can activate through the

app, we'll dig deeper into those later. On the specs side we see that the bulb has

an E27 standard socket, operates for about 50 thousand hours and has a 6 watt

consumption rate. The bulb gives out 400 lumens of brightness – which is fine

for a mood light or a small desk lamp- and also supports 16 million colors of

the RGB spectrum. Opening the package, we can immediately spot some discreet

discreet branding by Micronovelty on the bulb's top. On the side we also find a small

user manual in English that we're not going to be needing. When you pick up the

the bulb in your hands it feels well made. It has a hard-plastic base with decorative

groves and a good looking light diffuser on the top. The bulb weighs under 150

grams – enough to make it feel quality made but not too heavy to cause any

problems on installation. You can find the app to control the Heelight on the

Apple AppStore, Google Play or you can get it directly off Heelight's

website as a web app for your phone. Sadly the web app refuses to load on my

computer's web browser and instead prompts me to load it on my phone.

The App is rather simple in its use and unlike Xiaomi's ecosystem, it doesn't

require you to create an account to set up your lightbulb. Through its

easy to use menu you can switch the bulb on or off, select a custom

color, adjust its hue and brightness, set a delay for the bulb to turn on or off

and toggle through a set of 30 modes.

That being said, the app does have some serious cons: To begin with, a big part of it

has been badly translated from Chinese and the DIY mode, which seems

really interesting, is almost completely untranslated making it hard to

comprehend and use. Another shortcoming of the App is that upon installation it

forces a permanent notification in the notifications shade on some phones

without an option to disable it. And finally, there is also a store option

that doesn't seem to work. But all this aside, let's go test some of the

Heelight modes that I found to be the most interesting. First we have the night lamp

mode, which puts the bulb in a sort of standby mode until it detects sound and

then it dimly lights up, useful for when you get out of bed during night. Lantern

mode emulates the flickering of a Red Lantern flame. The heelight mode randomly

toggles the bulb color when you say "Hey light". SOS mode flashes the bulb according

to the SOS Morse code. Glass clink mode detects when glasses are clinking in the

surrounding area and flashes the bulb's white colors, though let's note that I

didn't have much success testing this. Candle mode allows you to blow air at

the bulb to light it off and then it lights back on again after a few seconds.

Sunrise mode smoothly transitions through a variety of white hues to

imitate the sun rising. Reading mode sets the bulbs hue to a tone that won't cause

eye strain during studying. It has a sex mode, yes you heard me... a sex mode. Finally,

rhythm and music modes change the bulb's brightness and colors according to the

music playing. So let's sum it all up, the heelight takes a really cool idea: that

of controlling your light systems through sound commands, and puts it in a

light bulb and its companion app. The bulb itself feels to be of great build

quality and its specifications exceed our expectations. Just keep in mind that

its brightness is suited best for a mood light or a small desk light. Also, what

makes the light bulb special is that it features a great variety of custom modes

to play around with and the fact that it supports such a wide spectrum of colors.

Where the he light fall short is mostly due to the quirks of the app which still

needs to be translated to become fully usable. Another thing left to be desired

is the ability to program and expand the bulbs' modes, something nearly impossible

since all these modes are hard-coded into the bulbs' chip. Also, what is

noticeably absent is a rainbow effect, probably the most common effect on RGB

products these days. In general the modes that come with heelight work great but

some of them could use some fine-tuning and refinement. For example, in rhythm

mode, the abrupt color change between four predefined colors could be replaced with

a smooth transition through random colors and the mic could be tuned to a

slightly lower sensitivity to yield better results. So my closing thoughts on

the heelight are that it's an awesome, innovative well made product with a bit

spotty software support and some missing key features. The bulb definitely

delivers on the vast majority of the promises it makes but when buying one

one should consider everything I mentioned earlier taking everything

previously mentioned into consideration and due to its price tag of 32 (correction - see description) US

dollars, I can't upfront recommend the heelight unless you're really digging the

concept or are really interested in some of its unique modes. What I would love to

see is heelight making a revision of this cool light bulb utilizing the same

potent and innovative concept but with better software and a few extra key

features that have become mainstream on other smart light bulbs in the market.

That was a it for this review guys, once again thank you to the awesome guys and

gals over at micronovelty for sending us over this unit to test. Tell us what

you think of the heelight in the comments below. I hope you enjoyed this

video, if so, give us a thumbs up below and make sure to subscribe and hit that

bell icon for more awesome content. I will see you in the next video!

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PomadeShop-Review: Uppercut Matt Clay (mit Alex) – english subtitles – - Duration: 8:49.

Hello guys, this is Alex from PomadeShop

and I'm in Ottobrunn in our showroom again

and I will do another review for you.

As you can see, there's nothing in my hair today

and you see how terrible it looks like

I don't feel very comfortable like this

normally I always have something in my hair

but today …

you see my hair is quite long – but it has to be for what I'm reviewing

which are the heavy oil-based pomades

and today I have the Uppercut Matt Clay for you.

It might be one of just a few

on the market which are oil-based

but don't give any shine though.

I confess I never tried it before because …

I show you why …

I'm always warily about pomades

you can do this with.

That's quite a statement.

This one is really tough and I'm curious

if it will be that difficult to work it into the hair.

But for those

who don't want to use a waterbased pomade

which washes out, but a mat classic pomade

this one might be one of just a few suitable products

because most other oil-based pomades give shine.

It is packaged in that typical Uppercut can

it has the grey edge

you recognize most Uppercut products by the color of the edge

sure there's a small lettering "Matt Clay".

This one is not totally classic

there are also some chemical ingredients in there

which should facilitate washing it out.

The ingredients are pretty similar to Schmiere pomades

not totally natural but still

there's nothing in it which is bad

real clay is in there to make it look mat.

Let's see if working it in will be such a suffering

as lots of people told me …

I won't take that much first …

I think, I'll wet my hair a bit more

otherwise it will be even more difficult.

A few splashes of hair tonic, so it will be easier

and if it will still be hard to work in

it will be even harder in dry hair then.

We'll see that in a minute.

Well, let's see now …

One fingertip full … scooping it out isn't that hard

it's pretty "creamy-sticky"

similar to Schmiere Hart, Murray's Superior

not heavier than these

but when you rub it you notice

that you really need some strength

it resists quite a lot.

You have a thin white layer on your hands then

don't take too much

that makes it significantly harder

I see there are some …

lumps in my hair

but these will hopefully be combed away.

I notice working it in

is not the easiest thing in the world …

Next scoop …

This one's really a statement – compared to it Schmiere Knüppelhart

was harder to scoop out of the can

but clearly easier to rub.

It's really unique.

Get some stuff on the side …

Quite some …

resistance is there …

But it's supposed to get even the unruliest hair under control

and I believe that

– it doesn't matter how wavy, curly or unruly your hair is

this one is able to get everything under control.

Next scoop …

Oh man …

Spreading it nicely …

might be best the next day

when it became smoother by combing

and by melting a bit.

It takes …

quite some effort.

You can see, here on my side there's a visible streak …

It is really very challenging.

Clean my fingers …

and then I try combing it

and see if the amount I put in there is enough.

Yeah pretty similar to Schmiere Knüppelhart:

combing through is actually quite fine

for the rubbing and spreading being very hard

but it does pull on your hair pretty much.

The spots I showed you where I put too much pomade

are gone now

no grey streak anymore.

Let's see … Ok the hold is really amazing

It's really …

really extreme.

Especially with my thin hair

which I wouldn't need such a heavy pomade for

I can probably do everything with it now.

But again similar to Schmiere Knüppelhart

which is very comparable concerning the handling

the hair isn't that soft

it feels dry and hard

and that makes it difficult to get a round shape

it looks very angular and edged …

I think for modern hairstyles

which you don't need that much for just for a mat look

and you need much hold

it might work better than for a greaser like me.

But …

that's quite fine … for a better result I would have to comb it for quite a while now

to get built something better …

I combed it for some time now

it took a while – but especially with such a heavy pomade

I recommend to comb it just a bit longer

for spreading it better, the first styling might be a bit difficult.

You see there's almost no shine there

although I took as much pomade as a greaser usually does

it's still a bit damp

so there's a decent shine left, but it's simply really mat.

It can't be more mat for being a classic pomade

which contains beeswax if I'm not wrong now …

no beeswax – microwax is in there and petrolatum as well

usually you get shine with that

but not at all with this product.

The hold is amazing, it will stay like this for 24 hours

again I have problems with my sides

where the hair doesn't slick back that well

because of the lack of stickiness

that's always a problem, I would usually add some other pomade on the sides now.

But for modern styles

which look a bit more disordered

that beach surfer look – it works perfect for that.

And it's not water soluble

so when you're on holidays and you want to have that beach surfer look

and you want to go into the water and come back with the same style

the Matt Clay is a perfect product for you.

And like I said in the beginning

this might be the only pomade which is mat

although it is petrolatum based

so if you want that

you have to take the challenge of working with it.

Not my personal favorite …

I haven't mentioned the scent yet

it's peppermint, but I can't smell it anymore since it's in my hair.

So the scent will not be noticed by others, it's almost neutral.

I'm not really a fan of such dry hair

to me healthy hair has to have some shine

that's just my personal opinion

mat looks are very popular right now though.

That depends just on your personal taste.

I hope you liked the video and I told you everything about Uppercut Matt Clay

so have a nice day, see you soon

this is Alex, bye bye.

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Ozzy Man Reviews: Canadian Arrest - Duration: 2:45.

Welcome to Canada. We've seen slippery traffic jams and a woman throwing her feces in Tim Hortons.

Now, let's have a look at a couple trying to escape a ready Mart convenience store.

This bloke is not afraid to use his girlfriend as a human shield.

She attaches herself to a police officer like a fucken face hugger in "Aliens".

Meanwhile, a courageous civilian executes a tremendous stronghold.

And the poor owner only ever wanted to provide a positive retail experience.

Ohh it looks like the wanker has broken the stronghold.

He wants to run out the back.

That idea is fucked.

He considers the toilet.

The officer has managed to shake off the face hugger.

He's yelling "Stop being a dickhead".

"Don't throw the starburst. Don't do it."

"Get on the ground your wanker bastard motherfucken fuckwit."

"I know the floor is cold, but that's your fault for losing your shirt."

"Don't move."

The robber decides to move. He tries to negotiate.

The face hugger approaches, but the officer says "No no not again".

It's likely she already planted an egg in him.

OHH!!! Was that a Taser to the face?!?!

Crikey.

Happy Fucken Canada Day.

It's come a week early for this dodgy couple.

She's decided she's had enough of all the fighting.

She reckons she can find her own way out.

The officer is saying "Sorry, sorry I tased you in the eyeball".

The robber says "Ah yea, no worries".

"I didn't feel a bloody thing mate."

And he's on the run again.

There is a solid hip and shoulder.

Is he gonna get wrapped up once more? Yea, I think he is.

I hope she gets positive "Google Reviews" after this.

Back near the toilet, the face hugger sheila is doing her best to escape.

It looks like she spotted a secret tunnel.

She's gonna crawl through it.

Luckily, she has worn her workout clothes.

So this shouldn't be a problem.

Yep. All good.

OH NO!!! I Take That Back, There's A Problem!!!

She's lost a shoe!

Fuck me dead!!!

It's like the nice lady behind the counter has planted traps.

Look at her.

She could be jigsaw.

That was a huge tumble through the roof.

Surely that was the climax.

This is coming to an end. Yeah, there's more officers on the scene.

I think that's all of Canada's law enforcement.

They refuse to call in backup from America.

Yea nah, it's under control.

It's all good.

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LEGO Harry Potter 2018 Whomping Willow review! 75953 - Duration: 20:14.

hello everyone this is the 2018 Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts whomping willow

set and I am but a muggle so please be kind to me as I try to take you through

the features of this set I figure I'll start out with a look at the whomping

willow itself since that gives the scent its a name there are a number of things

that I like about this and a number of things that I don't first of all from a

distance it you know kind of zoomed out like this it definitely has the overall

shape of the the whomping willow at Hogwarts you know let your eyes go

blurry and it looks actually very accurate so in terms of capturing the

overall shape and overall feeling of this I think it's pretty good I also

like what they did with the kind of bundles of bark and the side bits of the

the trunk as they twist around around the edges and I even like the center

trunk specifically and especially with these stickers that are applied to it

even though it's you know such a such a basic shape that's used in there's such

a non organic shape I think the stickers actually look really good and they're

rather large and there's some of the better-looking wood wood print stickers

I think that I've seen Lego do and as you saw the upper part of it is able to

rotate around but that's not it you can actually repose each of these branches

really well because each one is on a ball-joint seat really turn these around

all kinds of different ways and make this really come to life so that is

definitely good and it has a geared mechanism down here that you can access

from the base doesn't have to obvious of an actuator for that know what kind of

fits in with the color scheme and it just has a couple of bevel gears and

allow you to rotate this around here comes another really good thing about

this for the sake of play and display you can put a car such as for instance

perhaps a a Ford Anglia up into the tree like that this is one

of the bad things I'll get back to that but you can put that up into the tree

and it'll hold it and hold it just fine it does kind of resin on the center

but that's a pretty good look and then from here you can rotate this around and

you can kind of start to shake the car out of the the tree I'm not gonna do

that right now because it will pull off a bunch of the part so it has a good

chance of pulling off of a bunch of the parts but you know there's some some

dynamism here and the action feature I think actually makes some sense of being

able to to get that to rotate around now as for the little pieces falling off

that does happen these parts don't stick in very well they don't hold very well

in here I think I'm putting this back in the wrong place but just to get the idea

it just barely barely attaches in there with the portion of this that is the

thickness of a stud just barely gets in there so I don't even know if that

should really be considered a legal Lego connection but overall I'm pretty happy

with the look of this I really like what they did here for these Centers of the

branches where they they go out in two to three bits they actually covered that

up there's a blue Technic axel pin in there and they mostly covered it up you

can see a little bit of it from underneath actually this one's just not

pushed in uh yeah actually it's pushed in all the way but some when we can see

it a little bit more than others but you know the colors here are pretty good

it's a very presentable thing and it does have a little entryway a little

passageway down below if you were to add to this on your own you could actually

create some some underground space and have people be able to sneak through

there since I brought up with a Weasley flying car I might as well show that to

you now it's a six stud wide build as was the previous version of this I think

this one looks much more accurate than the previous version they did quite some

years ago I like the shaping on the front of it I like the overall

proportions it has a lot of personality in its appearance there's a lot of

movement here these doors are actually printed this time around they're there

again going with the medium blue color for this but the doors have the print to

bring some of the white trim stripe in there it's definitely not white enough

you know it's supposed to be the same as this but it's better to have a print

than nothing and I'm surprised they actually did a print rather than using a

sticker there are plenty of seekers used in this set

that's cool and this trunk opens up this trunk is really good it holds two little

suitcases in there very nicely so that's really good it's shaped well it just

works fantastically well as for the interior so fans of these sets in

general or very proud back in the day of the original version and how it could

hold two seat or two figures side by side well this one unfortunately does

not oh no you just get this souther dude southern random dude in

there so he has to stand both of them have to stand because they have the

short legs but you know I'm okay with that they can you know they can you

probably figure out a way to get them to offset a little bit but just a little

bit more difficult to fit them in here than with the previous version and I

said a lot of folks were we're proud of of the original and how it could see

figures realistically side-by-side and this just loses that and that does feel

like a bit of a loss I'm trying to find the way to get them to stagger just a

little bit so they're closer there we go to side by side you can kind of do

something like that that's that's okay you know I think that's an okay

workaround and then that leaves some space back behind there as well so yeah

it's close enough but it's not it's not a fully legit side-by-side seating

configuration the major structure build of the set is of course part of the

Hogwarts castle and it has fairly consistent detailing around the outside

using a combination of pieces to show texture and stickers to show texture so

you'll see the large corner panel pieces have stickers for the most part to give

in some some of that brick texture this is definitely scaled way down but it's

scaled reasonably it is still compatible with minifigures the way they put it

together you will see some some new or rare colors for some pieces

throughout this entire series overall I think this looks pretty good here and

this is designed to fit together with the larger structure bills and I'll show

you that a little bit later on but the more interesting stuff is certainly from

around the back they do give you enough space on top of this as you say to

actually pose some figures along they're kind of the minimum that logo usually

goes for is a two stud wide walkway which really isn't enough honestly to

put figures on but then you get three studs wide is just enough so you can

have them walking sideways across there let's go ahead and start with not this

side I'll start over here with Snape's classroom the potion's classroom and

let's zoom in on some of the details over here first of all you have a couple

of mixing containers here with just a stick mortar pestle setup there you've

got some materials to use to create potions but the candle is what's most

interesting to me that's something that you'll be seeing quite a bit of in the

new Harry Potter Lego series it's actually two pieces if you haven't seen

this before it's my first time showing it so I will take it apart so that you

can see the little flame piece there which has a bar sized portion of it and

a mini peg science portion of it both of those are

useful and then this is a piece that other manufacturers have had available

in some form or another for quite awhile and Lego has just introduced it it's not

specifically a candle piece it's just a general kind of bar extension with the

open end they're closed in at the other side which is bar size its stud size

down its trunk so that will fit into an anti stud it's just a good piece and

it's well done it can be held by a minifigure because of the bar sized and

down here and I like that very much in the background of course more potions

and potion making materials and the designer did I think a very good job of

using that very small space back you know she's not a lot of space to

place anything in there plus they have those angled corner panels that are used

at the edges which make it difficult to fit things in but the designer got stuff

to fit in you can even bring these little shelves out to easily use them

and there are paintings up on the walls on either side in those corner so it's

good that these little shelves are pretty easy to remove so you can see

more details of those yeah good use of stickers good use of space and a nice

level of detail over all to the left in the corner is just more potions

classroom detail more potions more bottles of things one more painting up

on the wall just in the corner back there and barrel with a broom in it also

off to the side over here I don't know if it's supposed to be part of this room

but there's a pantry over here just to open a bowl cabinet and I'm assuming

that is Trevor the toad they're lost again one level up is just the smallest

bit of dormitory with only two beds one more of those candles though that always

looks nice wherever they put it and however they use it these beds are a new

bill - haven't seen this before they can come out very easily they actually work

pretty effectively if you put a figure in there works just fine with the these

short figures specifically designed for them holds them just fine and each one

uses a couple of these rounded 1 by 2 plates with the hollow studs which are

fairly new to the living world and those just fit over some jumpers very easily

and finally all the way up at the top is an owl ring with Hedwig sitting there

and you also have the quill and blank sheet of paper for writing something out

and moving back across and down this is Snape's office here this has a bunch of

really nice things in it starting with the contents of this table first of all

the the lantern there on the left is or lamp is a wonderful design very clever

with a modified one by one tile with the

vertical bar on top then they have an upside-down Fez on top of that the gray

piece is a wheel that is typically used for like a single aircraft nose wheel so

would be attached the axles of it are attached from either side there just

using the stud portion of it just a really nice look to that got the inkwell

over here and then a couple of printed tiles not stickers again prints very

nice to get those would be very collectible I'm sure especially the

daily profit with the main headline of the Boy Who Lived not going with the boy

who lies version going a little bit more positive with it and then this is just a

single sheet of a spell book it's almost like a spell pamphlet and it's showing

you obviously when Guardium Leviosa they're just a simple how-to behind that

nice details again you know similar to the classroom what they did for the

corners to fit details in there with the shelving another of the candles used

there so that is also good a couple of sconces on the wall outside or I guess

that's supposed to be inside still and once again more paintings on the inside

or a phonograph sir because there are magical photographs where they and it's

just adorn the corners so again very good use of a very small space and this

whole set is designed to attach to the Great Hall set they just have Technic

pins on the sides for easy attachment kind of similar to what they've done

with the Lego creator modular buildings where they're just a couple of of

Technic hole Technic bricks with holes on them went up above one down below

then on the other side you just have the same thing you put a pin between each

and you can actually change out the modules if you will this section here is

separate this whole center section can be changed out and the office can be

moved around if you want to just kind of change the shape of things or spread

things out even more if you want more space in the middle the only thing

that's awkward about this particular combination is that you may need to

remove one of the wall sconces back there to make room for the the stairs

the spiral staircase to swing all the way in this set has the non-uniformed

casual versions of Harry and Ron from the beginning of year two from the

flying car scene so those are certainly appropriate and they look pretty good

they have pretty good prints well detailed recognizable surely and just

just good figures overall this is my first Harry Potter 2018 set to review

and so it's important for me to point out the new ones which are pretty

fantastic a brand new mold that is done in a semi soft plastic it's it's hard

enough but there's just a little bit of flexibility so it won't break too easily

and the best thing about that design is that it will fit in the hand legally

like this and also like this so you can actually point at something with the

wand I think that is just perfect and they have all these different colors as

well so you'll see different colors throughout different sets and also

different colors within this one set I think the head for for Harry Potter is

very good here and the one for Ron is okay doesn't necessarily capture that

that actors look as well as I could have seen as well as I would have liked but

they each have alternate faces which are very appropriate for the flying car

scene and they're about to crash and they can also be used for many other

things as well hermione is instantly recognizable and

figure on the right is Seamus Finnigan and already here different colors for

the wands dark tan this time and the torsos are identical between these two

so within a given house they've just stuck with a single design which works

for both genders it also works for older versions of them if you want to

put longer legs on them keep everything else the same that works really well so

lots of interchangeability or if you want to make your own custom figures put

yourself into the Wizarding World of Harry Potter then you can use these as

well so that's very good good alternate faces looks like the

Hermione print here was doubled up it's a little bit thicker than usual it's

just a production variation that occurs from time to time but you'll see some of

them they'll be just a little bit thinner a little bit finer

I really like the hairpiece that they came up with new exclusive hairpiece for

this character hopefully it won't be locked to just this theme so they'll be

able to use that mold for other things in the future giving it different colors

this is just a nice sculpt you know these last two figures are obviously

Professor Snape and mr. Filch and when setting these figures up to show you

here I realized that these are the characters played by probably my

favorite actors from the Harry Potter movie series are aap mr. Alan Rickman on

the left of course but - very good figures because they are instantly

recognizable these two I think so there's a another color for a wan piece

the black wand and also a new piece for the lantern being held by mr. Filch over

there on the right it's just a gunmetal gray kind of a barrel to hold a single 1

by 1 cylinder piece so you put any color in there they've just chosen transparent

yellow which looks really good mr. Filch's hairpiece head / hairpiece I

thought originally was dual moulded but it's not it's just flesh coloured and

then they just paint on top of that so you can see a little bit of the edge of

where the painting stops would have looked much better if it was dual

moulded in my opinion especially just in that that edge visible from the front

and you do get alternate faces of course that's a good-looking one and that's a

good-looking one as well let me just show you what that looks like with the

hair framing it as well yeah you see around the edges where the sideburns

don't match up quite right a little bit off right now but you know

you can just kind of see the mortar there so it's not perfect but it's not

bad it's all says print along the top of it for his attempt at a comb-over and I

didn't want you to see the main faces with nothing obscuring them because

Snape's eyebrow there is usually obscured by the

hair a bit and that adds a little bit more personality and an expressiveness

when you can see it overall a pretty well-done set with many many good

decisions that were made in its design I certainly would have loved to see a

taller castle scale just in general even if they didn't make any of the pieces of

it wider just you know more height would have been much nicer but I do I do

realize recognize that that would have increased the price of these sets quite

a bit speaking of which the price depart ratio is is good at least in the u.s.

it's fine the price to volume of stuff ratio is a it's it's okay but for the

amount of stuff that I see here in front of me and actually looking at the

physical product in person it's not that great this structure is a little bit a

little bit underwhelming to me again I wish it was a little bit taller that

really would have helped even if it didn't have additional detail because

certainly there's a lot of detail in there you know it's it's more about

quality than quantity here in general I mean all those little spaces have so

many things in them which is which is really good and there are usable spaces

at that but if they had just added added some some filler pieces you know changed

some some one by two by ones into one by two by twos or 1 by 2 by 3 is just

artificially added height it would have made it feel much more grand in my

opinion and it would have been an easier sell for its price but for what it is is

not bad and I definitely appreciate so many of

the small details the little prints here the new molds that were introduced for

the Harry Potter series for this year and some interesting building techniques

as well if you would like to share your thoughts about the set please feel free

to in comments down below even if you don't

agree with the things that I have said thank you very much for watching nope

and I'll talk to you again soon in my next video

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Peugeot 508 review: the new best D-segment car? - Duration: 11:22.

Isn't it pretty? I'm talking about the car, not the pretty mountain roads.

This is the new 508, Peugeot's flagship until they'll build something bigger.

I don't think they'll do that, but that aside.

They call it the radical berline.

It's a hatchback with five doors, but it's a cool car.

It's completely up-to-date. I like Peugeot does things their own way.

You'd expect that from Citroën.

This is the i-Cockpit 3.0.

What is i-Cockpit? You may not know if you've never driven a Peugeot.

It means a smaller steering wheel.

It's flattened a bit; this is the GT line.

The instrument panel sits above it.

Fortunately, the 508 has no old-fashioned gauges.

This version doesn't and others don't either.

It has a nice screen. You can do so much more with that.

The idea is to look ahead of you, through the windshield.

You don't want to be looking down at the gauges.

They're more in your line of vision like this.

The interior is a nice place to be.

Pretty materials and its own style.

The satnav / infotainment system has a big touchscreen.

It uses TomTom maps, including okay traffic information.

You can find faults with any system.

Other systems have given me unnecessary detours or didn't warn me for a traffic jam.

You're dependent on the info being given in time.

It's a nice interior.

It has a wood finish, depending on the version you choose.

It has a nice Focal sound system with all kinds of speakers, including on the dashboard.

It looks good. It doesn't feel like driving a mass-produced car that isn't premium.

You know what I'm saying.

It feels like it's rubbing against the premium brands.

That's Peugeot's mission; they want to be the best generalist.

They don't want to compete with the three German premium brands,

but they want to be the best of the normal brands.

I'm going to show the outside.

It's not working. Let's step out.

I can't do that while driving. I have to come to a stop first.

It'd be strange to suddenly be outside when I snap my fingers.

Isn't it cool? I think it's an insanely pretty car.

It's really well done, this new Peugeot 508.

I can recite some things about the design.

One thing that stands out, unique for the 508, is its name on the nose.

How many cars have that?

Sure, a GTI badge or an R Design badge, but its name on the nose is rare.

It refers to icons such as the Peugeot 404 and 504.

It's a really cool machine.

The lights are off now, but these are the daytime running lights.

They blink with the turn indicators and become orange.

That's really well done.

A nice thing about this car: successors have been increasing in size.

They're taller, wider, and longer.

This car is shorter, just as wide, and it's lower.

Peugeot says they did something to keep the car low.

Let me open the door.

They used frameless windows.

It doesn't have an upper rim, which supposedly saves five centimeters.

They can lower the car and that looks nice.

This is a GT Line, which looks even cooler.

It does have a diesel engine, so it has two big exhaust tips.

I should fire it up to see the rear LEDs. They're cool.

They're like lion claws.

You can see them from the rear and from the sides.

I like these details. They put thought into this.

It has a nice black continuous line. Porsche Carrera 4 drivers like this.

The Peugeot 508 has it too nowadays.

They call it a radical berline, but it's a hatchback with a huge trunk lid.

Nothing's wrong with that. Let's go for a drive.

This car doesn't set a new benchmark for dynamic handling, but it does well.

It's also comfortable.

Depending on the version you can get an adaptive suspension.

It's standard for the gasoline versions; it's optional for the diesel versions.

It's comfortable. It takes speed bumps well, with few bangs and blows in the suspension.

It doesn't reward you when hooning.

It doesn't punish you either, but it doesn't encourage better cornering.

This is probably because of the car's size.

It's not bad, but a 308 GTI is more fun to drive.

That's logical. This is the GT Line, though.

A number of engines are available.

European manufacturers are cutting down.

They don't offer a huge number of engines anymore.

There are three diesel engines, including the 128 hp 1.5 diesel engine.

That one is available with a manual or automatic transmission.

The manual transmission is the cheapest diesel 508 you can buy now.

It's a little over 37,000 euros.

The 158 and 178 hp 2-liter engines have an 8-speed automatic transmission.

The most fun and probably most popular versions under the European anti-diesel policy

may be the gasoline engines. Both are 1.6-liter turbo engines.

There's a version with 178 hp, from which Peugeot expects the most, and a version with 222 hp.

The fun thing about the 222 hp version...

Two cars with a 1.6 engine on the Dutch market reach the 250 kph (155 mph).

The 308 GTI and this 508 with the 222 hp 1.6 turbo engine.

That's rápido. It does this in the seventh gear of the automatic transmission,

or so the press release tells us.

Right now we're driving the 178 hp diesel version with an 8-speed automatic transmission.

It can reach 235 kph (146 mph). It's a streamlined car.

0-100 kph (62 mph) takes 8.6 seconds.

It's a nice engine, but when driving off it needs some time to spin up the turbo.

I miss the oomph, especially combined with the automatic transmission.

It's quick enough when overtaking.

The Peugeot 508 is based on the new EMP2 platform.

They share this with Citroën. The DS 7 Crossback and other cars use it.

Peugeot is proud of their safety systems, Level 2 autonomous driving...

That's not really autonomous driving, but more of an assistant.

Peugeot didn't come up with that definition.

This means adaptive cruise control with steering support.

In a traffic jam or on the highway you can tell it to stay in between the lines.

It does often ask you to touch the steering wheel, even when I was holding it.

Sometimes it beeps you're not between the lines, but all these systems do that.

So yeah.

This is a problem, don't you think?

A Peugeot... Remembering that Top Gear episode with Jeremy and Co. imitating Peugeot drivers.

That wasn't very inspiring.

I don't know if these are the brand associations in the Netherlands or Belgium.

This is a really cool car, though. Seriously.

Look at it. It's an insanely cool car.

It's pretty, fresh, and modern.

Some rivals look very old-fashioned.

It handles well, so what can be wrong with it?

For the market, only one thing is wrong. It's no crossover.

It's no SUV. Everyone wants taller, bigger cars.

This is different. Still, it makes me enthusiastic.

I don't really like crossovers, but this is spacious enough.

The trunk is 485 liters; very big.

There's plenty of room in the back seats and a power trunk lid.

Gadgets are available, including night vision that warns you for pedestrians 250 meters ahead.

It's nice technology, it handles well, it's relatively economical and fast...

What's not to like?

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Mi TV 4A Review, Gaming Test, Sound Test, vs. Samsung TV! - Duration: 13:56.

With a 43 inch, 1080p 60Hz display, the Mi TV 4A might be the perfect solution for the

typical home that just wants to watch HD TV channels that are available with DTH or IPTV

services, and at price point of 23,000, this might be a no brainer for a lot of people

who're thinking about buying a TV, but this TV isn't perfect, and we are going to talk

about that in this video.

Hey guys, I am Siddharth, and this is Mi TV 4A, 43 inch review.

The Mi TV 4A looks a lot like the other TVs on the market, the design is very common,

but it is a well built TV.

The thickness is okay for a DLED TV, and even though this definitely is a thicker TV, I

don't think that the buyers are going to have any issues with it's aesthetics.

The bezels aren't super thin, but have an even thickness around the 4 corners, which

looks pleasing.

Three advantages of being a thicker TV is that this can have a directly lit LCD panel,

it can actually fit a decent speaker, which we'll come to later, and this design is comparatively

robust, so you don't have to worry about accidental touches, or avoid having kids in the first

place The TV is surprisingly light for it's size,

so it can be carried around easily by one person.

One disappointment for me was that the table stand is made of plastic and feels very cheap.

This definitely isn't an issue, but this TV has some other qualities that just make it

feel like a 'cheaper' TV.

Coming to I/O this TV has a very complete set of ports. have got 3 HDMI ports, one of

which has ARC for audio, then you've got 3 USB ports, all of which are 2.0.

You've got AV in, a S/PDIF coaxial out, which I think most people won't use, as this TV

HAS the good old, 3.5mm audio jack, so you can plug your stereo speakers in directly.

We don't have any USB 3.0 ports here, but since this TV will play 1080p content, I don't

think that the transfer speeds are going to be a limitation here.

There is existence of space behind this TV, unlike the Mi TV 4, so you can actually plug

in pen drives easily, without needing USB extensions.

Display quality is something that a TV should deliver up to a certain point, regardless

of the price range.

With the Mi TV 4, even though the quality may not have been as great as the top end

TVs, it was still very good and I never felt that it was holding me back from enjoying

content on it in any way.

With the Mi TV 4A however, I think that the case is different.

The display panel is 1080p 60Hz, which is fine, but the quality in colors just isn't

there.

The colors are just 'off' with this IPS panel which is directly lit by LEDs.

It isn't just the saturation with this panel that's low, but the color temperature is also

a bit weird.

I tried adjusting the saturation, and with boosting it a little, and changing the color

temperature to a cooler preset did help the image quality, it still didn't reach to a

level which would make me say that it is as good as the LG or Samsung TVs in competition.

Now all of this might make the display seem bad, but it's not actually bad and I am sure

that a lot of people might not even notice it, and for a 43 inch Smart TV costing Rs.

23,000, it's actually good, and it's still a terrific value for money.

It's just that the no compromise experience that I am used to with Xiaomi products isn't

here.

I think majority of people won't find this to be an issue, and the content is still enjoyable

on this panel, I watched some of my favourite shows on it, and the quality of colors didn't

affect the experience in a negative way, but those, who are used to better quality of colors,

will notice the inferior quality of colors here.

The viewing angles are quite good, and there is only a little shift in colors and contrast

even while viewing at extreme angles.

This was expected with the IPS panel, but it's still great to see.

In comparison with a 43 inch Full HD Samsung non-smart TV, priced at 40,000 Rs., I did

find the colors to be a bit better on the Samsung TV, but again it's not a huge difference.

The viewing angles also seemed to be similarly good.

So now it would depend whether you think that spending 17,000 Rs. extra is worth it for

the little improvement in the quality of colors.

Personally, since a TV is used for viewing content, and not doing professional work,

I don't mind the extra smart features at 17,000 Rs. less, even with the slightly inferior

quality in colors.

But if you are in that color specific crowd, I'd recommend that you check this TV out in

person before you buy it, which shouldn't be very difficult as so many people who've

already bought it.

We tried this TV for gaming by connecting it to a PC.

The input lag is way lesser than the Mi TV 4, but not by much.

Have a listen to the delay between the mouse click and the gun shot, and you'll get an

idea.

The delay makes this TV quite bad for competitive gaming, but for casual gameing like Final

fantasy XV, or racing games, this is not a big problem.

Still I do not like the gaming experience on this TV, so I think that you should only

game on it, if you do not have any other option.

The panel has a semigloss coating which I am fine with, but it can get problematic,

if you have a light source, reflecting off the screen.

By the way, make sure that you are subscribed to the channel if you're liking the video

so far, I have some exciting stuff coming up.

A REALLY big disappointment in my opinion, is the fact that this TV doesn't have Bluetooth.

And I say that considering the price point of this TV, because Bluetooth is something

that could be added for very cheap, because the OS and hardware support it, and all they

had to do was add a receiver, which would've cost them only a few hundred bucks.

And even if that meant this TV costing slightly more, that would've been completely fine.

Not being able to pair your bluetooth devices, like headphones and speakers just doesn't

feel smart enough, and being able to watch TV with your wireless headphones without disturbing

anyone can be an essential for a lot of people.

There are work arounds for this problem.

This TV has 3 USB ports, so you can use one of it to plug in a mouse/keyboard combo with

a USB receiver.

And for audio, you can use something like this Homespot Bluetooth transmitter, which

will let you use both the analog audio out, and the digital coaxial out to connect to

a Bluetooth audio device.

But all of this inconvenience could've been avoided very easily for a few hundred bucks,

so I personally see this as a big issue with this TV.

Patch wall UI is the same as on the MITV 4, except that it has different looking fonts,

along with some minor differences.

This is a custom skin on Android 6.0, so this TV can run most of the Android apps.

You can directly load an apk on a pen drive, or use alternative app stores like aptoide

to install apps.

So all that android awesomeness with MX player, ES File explorer, and modded YouTube is possible

here.

You can browse websites, and the TV handles complex webpages well.

One extremely disappointing thing about this TV is that there was an option to just turn

the screen off while keeping the TV on, which meant that you didn't have to wait for 30

seconds every time you turned it on, but after it received an update, Xiaomi removed this

option without mentioning in the changelog that they'll remove this option, and I really

can't think of a reason for doing that.

So if you have this TV, it might be better to not update it so that you don't lose this

option which I think is very important.

The TVs display also turned off when you turned your set top box off, but now that doesn't

happen after the update.

Another big limitation here is that the UI is rendered at 720p, which means that by default,

any app cannot reach a resolution beyond 720p.

This includes YouTube, which by default goes only up to 720, but with modded YouTube, which

I'll link to in the description, you can reach 1080p.

and it is quite unfortunate that Xiaomi has lower than native resolution on all it's TVs,

including the Mi TV 4, and this makes the Smart part of these TVs inferior to the competition

like Vu and TCL, which have stock android which runs on their native resolutions.

You can also cast your phone and PCs, using Miracast, and this wireless connection, supports

a Full HD resolution, which is nice to see.

You get Mi IR cable with it, which you can use to browse ongoing content on the TV channels

on air, and when you select the channel on Patchwall, it switches to your set top box,

and switches to your selected channel using the IR cable.

This TV has as Amlogic T962 chip, and is powered by a quad core cortex A53 CPU, running at

1500 MHz, and a Mali 450 MP3 GPU, running at 750 MHz, performance is good, and you won't

find it lagging or getting stuck, but the 1 GB of RAM shows its limitation, and the

Patchwall UI launcher, the homescreen will frequently be killed when you're running other

apps, so when you press the home button, it will have load again, which will take some

time.

This isn't a big issue, but it does make you wait for 2 to 4 seconds whenever you switch

to an app that was killed in the background.

The processor is fine so this is an issue, only because of this having only 1 GB of RAM.

In fact the processor is so good, that it can actually play 4K HEVC files, if you install

a third party media player like MX Player.

The Stock media player won't play anything above 1080p, but I don't think that you should

be using it anyways, when you can use MX player.

Another great thing here is that this can also play HDR files, which doesn't mean that

this TV will show HDR, as this isn't an HDR display, but the clipping of whites you get

while playing HDR content on other non HDR display is not here, so you can at least watch

HDR content, if you only have that version of a movie.

It has 8 GB of storage, which I think is sufficient for a TV.

Installing android games on this TV is also possible, but the experience may not be that

great, so I wouldn't recommend it.

The Remote that comes with Mi TV 4A is good, but it definitely feels cheaper with its rubber

buttons, and less ergonomic shape, while compared with the more premium Bluetooth remote of

Mi TV 4.

This is an Infra Red remote, but they have designed it in a very clever way, hiding the

IR emitter bulb, which makes it look like it uses some other technology, the button

presses on it won't get registered on the TV at all angles, or with a large obstruction

between the remote and the TV, which is possible with Mi TV 4's Bluetooth remote, but this

remote will still register the input from almost all realistically used angles.

I was unable to connect this TV to Mi Remote App over Wi-Fi, so the reverse casting feature

on the Mi TV 4 which allowed you to select things on TV from your phone's touchscreen

isn't here.

But since this has an IR receiver, you can use phones with IR blaster, like this Redmi

Note 4 to control the TV using the Mi TV App.

But controlling this TV isn't possible with a lot of phones, including with Xiaomi's

own Mi Mix 2, which is a disappointment.

This TV has 20w speakers, and while wattage isn't everything, the quality of these speakers

is actually quite good for a TV of this kind, you can hear the dialogues easily, and you

can definitely skip adding external speakers, unless you want a home theatre experience

or have high expectations from your audio.

I'll also play some music so you can get an idea of the quality.

So in conclusion, I think that this TV is a great buy for most people who're looking

to but a TV at 23,000 Rs.

But this TV isn't perfect, the biggest issue I have with this TV, is that colors aren't

as good as your typical Samsung, Sony, LG TV, and if you're picky about colors, you

may not like it.

The other omissions that this TV has can be lived with, and there's no denying that this

might be the best value for money you can get in this price range.

So I can definitely give this TV a huge recommendation, but I'd recommend that you check the quality

of colors if it is possible, to make sure that it isn't a deal breaker for you, even

though I don't think that most people are going to have issues with it.

I am not able to test and review the TCL, and VU, TVs, and while they will have advantages

over Mi TV, like Stock Android TV OS running at Native Resolution, I think that Xiaomi,

as a brand is better than them.

My barber comes to my home to cut my hair, and when he saw the 43 inch TV, he told me

that he also wanted to buy it, but he was unable to get it in the flash sales.

So I recommended that he could also look at other brands like TCL and Vu, but he said

that he didn't want those brands and only wanted to go for the Mi TV.

So Xioami has really done some right things with developing their public image, to an

extent that even the non tech savvy people consider it to be the brand to go for.

But Xiaomi also has to provide software updates and fix the problems that I talked about in

this review, as the hardware is held back by the software on all of their TVs, but I

don't think that at this point, Xiaomi is going to provide those updates, as it has

been quite some time since their TVs have been released, and if they had plans to fix

those problems, they would've released those updates already.

So that was it for this video, make sure to give it a thumbs up if you enjoyed it, you

can also subscribe to my channel, with that notification alert, to get more videos like

this.

So thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.

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UMIDIGI Z2 Unboxing & Hands-On Review (English) - Duration: 19:27.

Hi guys Chris here back checking out another brand of mobile phones so this

is UMIDIGI's Z2 that was just released here so this is powered by the

Mediatek p23 that's an Ccta-core CPU it's paired up with six gigabytes of RAM

a 64 gigabyte rom it runs Android 8.1 it has a notch display on here so if you're

after that new somewhat questionable trend then this has of course got that

on there so the earpiece will be a little bit smaller and it does have dual

cameras on the front so we've got one that's 16 the other is 8 and the same

exact setup on the rear so one is 16 8 F 2.0 aperture how you me did you claim

they are using Sony sensors they're curved glass rear and a metal body

around the outside of the frame of it so it should hopefully have a really good

build quality the battery capacity is 3850 milliamp hours and the display is

that full HD plus because of the notch it's a little bit of an odd resolution

so it's 2246 by 1080 now it does have 18 what quick

charge as well with this dual SIM support so we have a rather plain

looking black box here on the back of it you can see it's just listing those

specs here so if you want to know the LTE band support you can see that right

there so it does cover band 20 in fact it's got global band support which is

great for a phone of this price of course so I can see the phone or has a

case on it which is good to see more manufacturers doing this including cases

so this is a textured matte rubber which is good it'll give it a little bit more

grip to it obviously when your hands are cold and dry phones can be very slippery

considering this also has glass on the rear it does cover the volume up and

down and the power button here which is good that case but I will just put that

phone to the side there for a minute and we'll take a look at what else we get so

I've got this little leaflet here this is just saying thank you for choosing

ume digi so that'll be warranty card instructions and all that the SIM tray

tool right here and then we do have a red

type-c cable and this right here of course is what we're going to need for

audio so that's all types e2 3.5 millimeter adapter

unfortunately no 3.5 millimeter support on this model and then our media tech

pump Express charger the maximum output of this one is 12 volts 1.5 amps and you

can see it is a EU plug so the z2 weighs a hundred and sixty eight grams and

comes in at nine millimeters thick so it does come with this pre-applied screen

protector out of the box taking a look at this wide notch we have here so

that's the first thing that strikes you when you look at the phone we do have

2.5 D rounded glass corners here which it has the manufacturer claims Gorilla

Glass two front facing cameras so once 16 megapixels obviously the larger one

there then the 8 megapixel is the one to the right of it now the earpiece you can

see is very small that is about half the size of your typical earpiece hopefully

this is not going to affect call quality I will have to test that out and then to

the left of the earpiece right here we have an ambient light sensor and a

proximity sensor now your energy on their webpage are saying they advertise

like 3d face unlocking tracking but it's not using actual proper 3d mapping are

things like the what the iPhone 10 has no that's really kind of false

advertising there because it's just using your typical Android 2d face

unlocking now on the rear you'll see we've got two dual tone LED flash and

other two cameras rear round fingerprint reader now these cameras again it's the

same setup as the front so and if 2.0 aperture 16 and 8 megapixels you can see

that we also have curved glass with the edge along here which is a nice touch it

has quite a bit of a Samsung feel to it and why I say that is it's just the

design of it so we've got the middle frame around the outside on the

left-hand side here you can see there's our sim tray so that will take either a

a nano sim and micro sim or nano plus micro is

ECAD you can see some antenna lines there so top and bottom and the middle

goes around and we have a speaker grille at the bottom so obviously there's going

to be one speaker in here the mic and then a type C port up the top secondary

microphone that has it so there is no IR transmitter with this one and we don't

have a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack sadly so the buttons are on the

right-hand side we've got the power volume up and down and they are made out

of metal and they do have a good feel to them so their build quality for a two

hundred and fifty dollar u.s. phone I feel is good it's very good it feels

nice in hand the weight isn't too bad and neither is really the thickness time

to power it up now and we'll take a look at that display so you me digi there

it's an IPS panel the resolutions twenty to forty six by 1080 and it is running

stock Android 8.1 I hope they haven't put any bloatware on this so I just had

to tone down the ISO settings with my camera because of course when you first

put this up they put the screen into basically like a full brightness it's

set on full brightness at the moment I believe and here we have obviously a

good look at the knotch and the bezels side bezels aren't bad at all there we

still have quite a bit of a chin here so the bottom bezel is large and you're

still quite a large top bezel there even though we have the notch so we go

through setup here very quick in fact I'll skip ahead with this because this

is just gonna be a standard eight Android 8.1 setup okay so here we go on

the ROM so I went through the typical setup of Android 8.1 added my

fingerprint and just put my credentials in there for Google Play Store so you

can see it is here now have a look at the stock apps we've got onboard so

there are quite a few there I guess they've added a lot of you could say

Google's bloat but there is a good thing here that we're not seeing any unwanted

kind of Chinese bloat or applications that aren't even relevant to literally

anyone that isn't of course living in China so that's not there which is good

to see FM radio so we do have hardware FM radio actually that's the first time

I've seen it were the only a type C port so obviously they've wired it through it

see other manufacturers haven't even bothered to do that for example with

Shomi phones they when they had a tight support they normally drop FM radio

hardware tuner support so I have a look and see what version here it is running

so it's Android 8.1 but the patch level is May the fifth so that's another

positive there that's recent that is good to see and I don't believe there

are any Wireless updates but I will check right now no at the time of this

video I'm on the current software so that some trade correction here will

take to nano Sims or a nano sim and micro sd card the frame around it is

reinforced with the middle as well which is good now to demonstrate the

fingerprint reader I find it to be a little bit slow actually so it isn't

always on one place my finger there and you can see it just comes on so it will

take about two seconds there so one two yeah one and a half second so it's not

the fastest now taking a look at the display so the gamma checks out to be

approximately around 2.3 and it is an IPS so the viewing angle 0k but I

probably because of the screen particular actually that this is

happening but it does shift out to darken a little bit when you look at it

at certain angles so not the kind of viewing angles of course that you'd get

from say an AMOLED panel but for this price range category a mobile phone the

display does look good the maximum brightness of this panel tops out at 450

Lux which is not bad the whites are a slight tiny bit cool white there seems

to be no mirror vision application on here normally it's three display

settings where you can tweak your white balance and that's missing the blacks

look okay for an IPS panel colors as well do look good so all in all this is

a decent panel that they have used here these 6.2 inch IPS now there's one

important thing to point out with the notches and this is happening with all

the knotch phones that I have recently reviewed apart from perhaps maybe

oneplus because they're not just not so wide but you're missing out on a lot of

I feel key crucial information that you have with a mobile phone so you can't

see the battery percent right here and you have to swipe down and then you'll

see your remaining battery percent notifications for

example if you're on 4G or not again you're not gonna see it so you have to

bear in mind that when you swap over to a knotch phone that you are going to be

missing out on some of that important information it just cannot be displayed

because there isn't enough physical room there to put it all in a display because

of the knotch now apart from that hiccup with the rom the rest of the experience

is quite good it's actually very smooth multitasking going through selecting

your various different apps that is all quite good of course we've just got the

on-screen navigation buttons it doesn't have a gesture mode with it

but I have noticed that the performance of the ROM in general really is good

apps install fast moving around is really quick and of course you can do

multi-screen split-screen mode here because it is running Android 8 that

came in with Android 7 so for example you want Play Store here drag that to

the top that'll be at the bottom you want to load any here's for example

treble check and then you can see right there that both of these are working

well it does run a little bit slower though depending on what apps you're

running in the split screen mode but yes performance good that at least gets a

thumbs up from me looking now at synthetic benchmarks this is an - - so

the hello P 23 can get 80,000 and this one here so that's on par with other

Mobile's that run this chipset it's about 20,000 points less than the hell

eox 20 and about 3050 sorry thousand points since I a Snapdragon 636 wireless

AC speeds the throughput here connecting up to check out just the maximum I can

get so it's not dependent on my actual connection speed but more the router to

the mobile not so great here so it was about a hundred and fifty s than maximum

ideally I like to see a lot higher than this if it's over 300 that's really good

but this is all the chips it can really do so if you have a fast fiber line you

cannot take advantage and get really super quick download speeds of those

large android games now the GPS perfectly fine here it doesn't lock on

to every single satellite that it will see but the accuracy always hovers

around three and four meters so that's not a problem and this includes driving

moving the car so it's gonna be fine for GPS of

course it does have a hardware compass that is part of the sensors that it has

on there and when it comes to 4G download speeds and uploads perfectly

fine I mean I'm with orange and Spain here and that is about all I can get

where I'm situated at the moment with any phone so you know this beads are

poor but no issues with the signal strength either has been good for both

wireless and for 4G so the internal storage emmc 5.1 spec which is good to

see I half expected to see the older four point five point one spec TMC in

this and those are a lot slower so this is fast of course it's not as fast as

ufs but for this price range of phone this is not bad at all triple check

so does it support seamless updates no because we don't have access to both of

the partitions here so that's a little disappointing to see if it had this it

will be much better for getting updates and also for things like custom roms and

all that and now when it comes to the wide vine support it's a level 3 so what

does this jargon mean well that means no Netflix HD no it's just gonna be in your

standard definition unfortunately so 1080p YouTube that's

not a problem but the purpose of showing you this right now is just to give you a

sample of that loudspeaker which is rather loud but it's not super high

quality but does the job

and checking out gaming performance here so this is pub G on the medium sitting

that had auto-detected so I've just gone with this sitting and I have noticed

that from time to time you will get some lag and some stutter but for the most

part it is actually good it is playable you can see when i zoom in there with

the scope so that's fine just don't expect the best performance because it

will be a little bit disappointed with that from time to time you will see

those legs and those status as mentioned and you will notice too that there is

this odd black bar at the top so something's up with that it's obviously

down to software that you me digi will need to patch this after 20 minutes of

gaming I have noticed that the phone does get quite warm to the touch it gets

up to around about 33 34 degrees maximum is what I've seen on the back of the

phone taking a look now at the camera app so the stock camera app is missing

one important feature that was advertised on their website that it

could take those bokeh effect photos so with a blurred backgrounds using the

dual cameras but it doesn't seem to be there so if you swipe up down from the

top sorry you will see that these are the settings we have here so you're able

to set the picture size up to 16 megapixels your ISO there is other

settings but there's nothing there to actually swap that mode over into what

would probably be in one of these spaces here would be that settings so they

obviously need to add that with a firmware update it's not available at

the time of my video here so that should hopefully the coming soon we do have HDR

mode you can see in video mode you can shoot also up to 1080p here that's the

maximum and those are the settings there so video format you can change that over

to the dated very dated now 3gp which i would not recommend using so it's the

sample at a front-facing camera can shoot in 1080p maximum and the quality

is alright audio is okay not too bad no electronic image stabilization so you

see that it won't shake around obviously going to have to use one of those

handheld mobile gimble's to get steady footage with

front facing camera sample footage now this is from the rear camera so 1080p

maximum no electronic image stabilization no 4k 1080p only there are

other mobile phones that are actually cheaper than this one here that can

shoot in 4k and suddenly even support electronic image stabilization with

applications like open camera so that is an area of disappointment here this

sound seems to be alright and you're getting reasonable 1080p quality here

could perhaps be just a little bit sharper but again we're just lacking out

on resolution because it cannot shoot 4k

okay so just to recap here we have a very nice build quality here on the z2

from ume digi it is really quite good and it does have a bit of a Samsung kind

of look to it the frame they've used around their metal volume buttons dual

cameras on the rear however at the time of this video we cannot use the

secondary cameras to take those portrait mode or depth effect photos which is a

shame that feature releasing with the phone and not being available isn't

great but I expect that that will be coming soon with some firmware updates

so it does run stock Android 8.1 this is definitely one of the best features of

the phone because it doesn't have any bloat either which is good

ROM performance surprises here that it is very quick it is fast it's smooth the

screen is also another positive that it's a bright screen now we also have

global LTE support on this one so it's going to work everywhere around the

world another positive so when it comes to the cons well the loudspeaker

performance isn't so great and with the notch you are missing out on seeing some

details for example you cannot see some of the notifications we can't see

actually any notifications what the current firmware way had set up you have

to swipe down to see the battery % now this happens with other mobile phones as

well you don't have any 4k video recording so other mobile phones that

sell in this similar price category and group of this phone they offer I feel a

bit more there because you're getting 4k video support some of them even have

electronic image stabilization support the likes are for example the redmi note

5 that one there sells for about about 220 us and if you use open camera you

get EAS support and you do get a little bit more there so it really depends all

what you want from a mobile phone there's also one other thing too that I

didn't point out in the video but it is missing a status LED on this phone it's

nowhere to be found and even when you're charging it there's

no little red light to tell you you're charging you've got a look at the

screen you can turn the screen on and see the battery percent there so battery

life it's gonna last for around about 7 to 8 hours of on-screen time that's

continuous but expect around about 6 hours there now charge time it's fairly

quick it comes in around one hour and 50 minutes to fully charge the phone with

the included charger so that isn't bad there thank you so much for watching

this unboxing and hands on with the UMIDIGI Z2 and I do hope to see you back in

the channel with more up-and-coming reviews

For more infomation >> UMIDIGI Z2 Unboxing & Hands-On Review (English) - Duration: 19:27.

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Parrot Anafi drone review: DJI still owns the sky - Duration: 5:13.

(slow pop music)

- Parrot just released its second attempt

at a drone tailored more towards

travelers and videographers, called Anafi.

Now, I have two units,

because the first one that I got wasn't working that well,

and the second unit that I got works

a little bit better than that one.

Anafi does introduce three features

that you can't find anywhere else,

but is it enough to rival DJI?

It is so close to being good,

but there are a lot of quirks that I just can't ignore.

Disregarding the software issues I had,

there were also design decisions

that I just don't agree with.

Let's start with the hardware.

When unfolded and ready to fly,

the carbon body with glass fiber is similar in size

to the Mavic Air, but when it packed up for travel,

the Anafi is just noticeably larger

and just harder to fit in a bag.

The SD card slot is placed under the battery

in a lockable tray that reminds me

of those old SIM trays you would find in Nokia phones.

Also, there's no way to check the battery level

once the battery's plugged into the drone,

but at least it lasts a little bit longer

than the Mavic Air does.

There's no internal storage in the drone,

so forgetting an SD card,

which happens more than any of us would like to admit to,

becomes an issue.

Although it's nice that there's

a 16 gigabyte SD card included in the box.

But the most important feature when it comes to drones

designed for videographers is the image quality.

And this is where Anafi shines.

Its 4K, 100 megabits per second,

bitrate footage looks great.

I also prefer Anafi's flat profile

better than the Mavic Air,

which kinda helps me in color correcting and post.

The ability to shoot HDR video is one of the three features

that you can't find anywhere else in the drones

in this price range.

But I'm just not happy with how that footage looks.

It's just a little bit too noisy,

a little over too saturated, and just looks unnatural.

The Anafi's second stand-up feature

is the ability to shoot upward,

so you can tilt the camera 180 degrees

and shoot up towards the sky.

It's nice, but I haven't really found

a lot of use out of it.

And the last unique feature, also my favorite,

is Anafi's ability to digitally zoom without losing quality.

While filming in 4K, you can zoom up to 1.3 times.

And if you're filming in 1080p, it goes up to 2.8.

Even though I can do similar things in post-processing

by shooting in 4K and downresing to 1080p,

I really like that feature, because it kind of puts you

in a mindset where you frame your shots differently,

and nowadays, drone footage is becoming very repetitive

and very recognizable.

Being able to change your aesthetic

without having to buy a more expensive drone

with interchangeable lenses is a welcoming change.

All right, let's go back to the things

I didn't like about this drone.

When left in a hover mode,

it was kinda drifting away from me,

which is just mildly scary.

When shooting HDR, which only works in 4K, by the way,

it was hard to tell when it was on or off,

and some of the settings that I chose

never got applied to the files.

And some of those files were also just gone.

A lot of issues that I just listed can be fixed

with a software update,

but it makes for a stressful piloting experience.

Every time I switch back to my Mavic Air,

piloting was fun again.

Anafi lacks that confidence, and with good reason.

One time when I was testing its sensor

at the bottom of the drone,

just by putting my hand underneath it,

the drone just went flying in circles.

Finally it crashed into a tree.

Luckily that wasn't the case with the new unit.

All right, let's talk about the remote controller you get.

It is massive.

It does feel good in your hands, however.

But be prepared for it to take up

a lot of space in your bag.

Ever since DJI introduced removable joysticks,

it's hard to get used to anything else.

The phone holder also doubles as an antenna,

and despite a few bad connections I initially had,

the wifi connection otherwise was stable throughout.

If you don't want to carry this big ol' remote,

you can fly your Anafi with your phone as well.

All right, now the battery.

It is a little bit better than what you get

with the Mavic Air.

It's 25 minutes, and I think that's really a good spot

for the drones that are meant

for travelers and people on the go.

And the fact that both battery and the remote

can be charged through USB-C means you can easily charge it

in your car or with an external battery pack.

So that definitely saved my ass a couple of times,

and you don't get that luxury with DJI drones,

where you gotta spend some money to get

all the add-on accessories with it.

Honestly, I had high hopes for this drone,

and I really want all these software issues

to get sorted out,

because this drone has a lot of potential,

and we do need another player in this space.

Competition is good.

It force you to get better,

and it force you to get more innovative.

In the world of drones, DJI is a clear market leader,

but with Anafi, Parrot has made

the best competitor for DJI in years.

Coupled with all the unique features,

this drone is actually gonna appeal to a lot of people.

But considering it's only $100 less,

is it worth taking that risk?

So there's a ton more detail in the written post,

so go check that out.

If you have any other questions,

just leave 'em in the comments and I'll get back to you.

- [Crew Member] Cool.

- Bye.

- [Crew Member] Bye.

- See ya.

It's cold.

- [Crew Member] Oh, you're cold?

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