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Hello friends, we're gonna go over the immersion RC lap RF timer, what's inside and how do you connect it

You can connect it to your mobile phone or mobile device via the Bluetooth

Well, you can also connect it with a long USB cable like a 25-foot cable and you can also connect it with the Ethernet cable

With some adapters, so we're gonna go over that plus we're going to talk about the free mobile app

That's for Android and iOS devices and how you can use it the via the Bluetooth to connect it

"pilot 7...11.52"

"Pilot 7...13.68"

So this is the lap RF

fpv race timer from immersion RC its

retails for around $100 and

pretty

much comes just like this

Has a battery compartment

Where it has the 18 650 battery, it's a 2600 milliamp

Holds charge for a very long time

And if you happen to be using it with the USB plugged in too you can a computer using lifetime then it'll

Continuously charge this battery, which is nice

Power on button there. You just hold it in

"beep"

Now it's going

You're going to bind it with bluetooth, then you have to hold this bind in and then connect it with your phone

So let's open it up

So on the inside

this is the

receiver for the

VTX as you go over for the different race band frequencies. This is how it detects

Then this is the antenna mod that I did

That comes with a hole and a cap already there so you don't have to drill anything

you just have to go online to find the right connector and

Actually, the one that has the right connection the SMA connector

was back order. So I ordered one that was a RP SMA

So it's actually the wrong has the male pin sticking out there. So I just need an adapter to go into

the

Antenna like that

So this is the Bluetooth antenna that comes with it and

I didn't find that it was strong enough. It was always disconnecting from my phone

So I bet they just let that antenna there unplugged the cable

And then this is where the I attached the adapter cable

Here we go

Um, the other app is the lap RF this is a free app and

It actually is associated with the immersion RC lap RF timer

"beeps" "recorder connected"

so you heard it say that the recorder is connected

you can go through and enable the different frequencies the race band channel tells you what frequency the

Transmission power and you can change the sensitivity again minimum lap time five seconds

Then under race setup is where you do you want it to be interface to the puck connection Bluetooth or Wi-Fi

And then if you lost connection again, you can hit select and

Mine is the

That's the Bluetooth ID

And you see it there

Commented so now it's connected again

Start in 10 10 9 8 7

6 5 4 3

2 1

"beep"

Then as your quadcopter goes over pilot 7 1.9 -

"beep"

And it even has different frequencies in different colors for their different frequencies

"beep" pilot 7...11.52"

"chime"

Time to go to bed

"beep" "pilot 7...13.68"

Race over well done

So here it shows pilot 7 by different times

The best time and total amount of time

Alright so there's several different ways to connect to your lap by RF puck to your computer

the puck comes with the micro USB connector

So if you want to just straight use a USB cable

You can buy a USB extensions. This is a 25-foot cable just has a female

USB in the male USB and then all I did was I had a

short USB to micro USB

Cable, so that just comes into the extension

Plugs into the puck and

Then the other end goes into the computer

So then on livetime you just set it up as a USB connection and it should automatically see the comm port

Mine usually shows up as com 4

I know other people that have been able to use a

cat5 cable

But they said they can only do up to a 50 foot run

Probably because it's if it goes beyond 50 feet, it's too much copper to push the signal through

So here's a 50 foot

cat5 cable and

You're going to need two adapters

this one is a

Ethernet to regular USB

And this one is an Ethernet to a micro USB

So you should be basically using this cable

as an extension a

Copper extension and to extend the USB cable

on the computer on the lifetime you would still plug this cable into your puck and still have live times see it as a

USB cable

rather than an Ethernet cable

But myself I'm running a Mac computer. And for some reason it could be the drivers or something

I am running Windows in

VMware

But it just doesn't have the right drivers or something to be able to

Push the signal through Ethernet cable with these adapters and I tried a couple different adapters and neither one of them works

If you do know the answer, just please leave a message in the comment and hopefully I can get it working over cat5

But for right now

USB works, just fine for me

And that's how you connect your lap RF

timer puck to your computer

one other thing to note I did this is a

25-foot USB extension and I have another USB extension that is 15 feet

So I did try to plug these two in series

to extend

the cable and

Plug it into the puck

But somehow maybe it was too long for the computer recognize it and push the signal over the USB cable

So that did not work, but I can use either one, the 15 or the 25 by itself and it works with a computer

You

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Resident Evil 2 - Review - Duration: 7:42.

So rare is it that a game comes along that it blows away all expectations to a wary fanbase,

having come to expect the next game to be a worn out husk of the glory it once was,

Resident Evil 7 had shown Capcom that there is very much still a market for the survival

horror genre.

With Capcom returning Resident Evil to its roots and leveling with the fans on what they

really wanted from the Resident Evil franchise, but did we truly get the survival horror experience

we've been waiting for? Let's find out.

You take the helm of either the rookie officer, Leon Kennedy, or Claire Redfield, a motorcycle

enthusiast and college student.

Both characters offer plenty of differentiating elements to their scenarios, but it may not

seem that way initially, as a clear majority of the first half of their stories may only

differ by secret items found in lockers and safes, but this isn't something that takes

away from the experience.

Both Leon and Claire have their own arsenal of weapons to find and choose from.

While Leon may get the shotgun and Lighting Hawk, Claire receives the grenade launcher

and the sub-machine gun, with each weapon offering a large variety of upgrades as the

game progresses

Something that stood out to me that was quite refreshing was the different dialogue provided

by the game's first relevant human character you meet; Marvin Branagh, the Raccoon Police

Department's lieutenant.

Playing as Leon, he'll carry himself with a stern and commanding attitude, while with

Claire, he'll be soft-spoken and much more caring.

These scenarios with Lt. Branagh all played out the same way but helped with making a

second playthrough that less of a drag.

That goes for the entirety of both characters, as the locations don't vary all too much,

but their stories show far more of a divergence.

With protagonists being accompanied by another pivotal character.

These characters even getting their own time in the hands of the player, albeit for a moment.

The story of Resident Evil 2 is what you'd come to expect from a Resident Evil title

and doesn't deter itself from that treaded formula.

Not that it's a bad thing by any stretch as I'm certain it maintains a level of faithfulness

to the original and doesn't have to tell any sort of epic tale to get your character

from location to location.

As the game progresses, both characters have their own reason for being in the depths of

Raccoon City.

Leon being the stalwart defender, he is and Claire being the nurturing caregiver, adds

an important level of depth to their character.

Also provides a filling backstory to the history of the outbreak of the T-virus and how it

occurred.

Most of these details being provided through notes, memos, logs, and even VHS tapes, which

made the world feel much more alive and didn't suffer through the daunting task of exhausting

exposition.

From the moment Resident Evil 2 is started up, it's hard to not notice how beautiful

this game looks.

With the level of detail in the pits on the skin, to the light spilling into the police

station from the ceiling windows or the anatomical disfigurement presented quite liberally throughout

the game.

It does exactly what it sets out to do; making even the most hardened of horror fans twinge

a bit at the macabre and grotesque spectacle on display.

Along with the graphics, the sound design is on an equal, if not more impressive level.

Something that a horror game must absolutely nail to truly get its audience to enter the

level of paranoia it wishes to build.

Hearing your footsteps echo through the hall, you'll occasionally stop, just to make sure

those footsteps are your own.

Guiding yourself through the maze-like station, you'll familiarize yourself with its occupants

and know when something else begins to roam the halls of the Raccoon police station as

the enemies have very distinct sound, from not just their cries, but from the way they

move.

Whether it be from the shuffle of a zombie's feet, or the hissing shriek of a licker.

Even the music is enough to make your hair stand up on the back of your neck.

--The soundtrack is certainly one to behold, it's effective score is beautiful, haunting,

and frightening all at the same time.

Making proper use of it during intense situations as well as being conservative with it, leaving

you to soak up the atmosphere and not bombard the player with unnecessary instrumentation,

perhaps having the best scores in any horror game I've played to date.

Resident Evil 2 offers something for all variety of players, the first choice for difficulty

is Assisted, which provides players with health regeneration, weaker enemies and even aim-assistance.

I heavily discourage anyone from playing this difficulty at any point, as it truly diminishes

the experience that Resident Evil 2 provides as a survival horror.

Even for beginners to the genre, or even video games, I recommend playing on Standard difficulty.

Which is the difficulty I had finished both playthroughs on.

The experience was challenging and refreshing, as it's what I expect from the genre.

On Standard difficulty, I was never frustrated at the game for my mistakes, as most elements

in the game are clear and present and can be avoided or taken care of with appropriate

planning.

Some surprise elements are scattered through the game, but nothing you can't handle as

long as you're practicing proper item management and have a steady aim.

Hardcore is certainly not something that would attract someone new to the series, unless

you're looking for a tough-as-nails challenge right out of the gate.

The enemies are even more dangerous, as just a single bite from a zombie will put your

health into the Danger condition, although the strategy remains the same as it does on

Standard; just run and if you can't, then go for the legs or try and stagger them with

a headshot.

You'll require ink ribbons to save as well - items that come in pairs and are consumed

upon saving, which also means there's no autosave.

So those that are looking for something a bit tougher than Standard, give Hardcore a

shot.

The most obvious shift from the gameplay of Resident Evil 2 from its original counterpart

is the camera angle.

Ditching the fixed cameras from the original and the first person view of its predecessor,

Resident Evil 2 goes for a more familiar aspect to the series from recent years, an over the

shoulder camera, that Resident Evil has come to be quite well known for since the fourth

mainline installment.

Of course, it has evolved quite a bit since then, as the movement has become much more

fluid, feeling a bit more akin to Resident Evil: Revelations 2 than Resident Evil 6 with

the thankful removal of diving, quick shots, and the ability to Falcon Punch a zombie to

the moon.

The gunplay is very tight and responsive and initially landing a headshot feels good, the

careful aiming pays off, but due to the zombies being capable of taking an absurd number of

headshots, the reward quickly drains when the zombie you've put nearly an entire magazine

into its head yet continues to lurch itself upward, you realize that fighting everything

is a pointless endeavor and that it's best to stagger your erratic attacker and run past

them, rather than put them down for good.

Know that running is a viable strategy and that's something you learn about an hour

or so in when you meet one of the antagonists, a boogie-man of sorts that will stalk you

through the game.

Majority of the weapons certainly feel effective and are fun to use, but this comes at a cost;

although it's damage output is great, I wouldn't recommend spending the precious

ammo you do find for either the shotgun or the Lightning Hawk on a meager zombie, as

you'll certainly need it as the game does have you face down progressively harder enemies

or when you're being surrounded and might need it in a pinch.

Your character feels heavy, yet very responsive, only once was I met with a moment that caused

minor irritation due to the weight of the character.

One of the finer details that always stood out to me with Resident Evil 2 was the wonderful

touch of personality given to each of your heroes during gameplay.

Either from Leon muttering a sigh of annoyance from a zombie down the hall, or Claire shouting

expletives while trying to take one down.

They will even exclaim their frustration when you've put several bullets into them yet

won't stay down.

It's a very nice addition and gives them a refreshing sense of character, which provides

an even greater sense to the presentation.

The horror element to Resident Evil 2 stands out wonderfully, It's of loneliness and

anxiety.

Trekking through the hallways for the first time feels uneasy, the game has a looming

and discomforting atmosphere and tension fueled scares.

Resident Evil 2 has exactly what you're looking for as a horror fan; --proper atmosphere.

Also maintaining a high level of replayability with unlocks such as costumes, concept art,

and 3D models that are accompanied by animations as well as more scenarios to play.

In summary, Resident Evil 2 was an amazing experience and paced itself so wonderfully

that I wasn't ready for either story to be over and am excited to return to it to

100% complete it.

This is certainly a must-play for anyone even with the slightest interest in horror.

I was met with delight and joy, along with a sense of fear and unease, something I fully

embraced.

This gets a heavy recommendation from me and I implore all Resident Evil fans to not miss

out on this.

This is how a remake should be done and will certainly stand the test of time.

Resident Evil 2 is a masterpiece.

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DJI Osmo Pocket Complete Review, Unboxing, Video Tests, Problem Fixes, and Should You Buy It? - Duration: 20:48.

Hello everyone, I'm Ian from Creative Visuals and with the release of the DJI Osmo Pocket,

I thought it would be the perfect time to go over a full review.

Now that I've had a few days with it, I think I'm ready to do this.

So I'm going to be going over things a bit differently than normal.

Going to be starting off with things that I don't like and adding in ways to remedy

these things.

Just in case you may actually have this or wanting to buy it, I'm going to be going over

what I really like about it.

I'm going to be going over some things that I think may hold it back and make it not as

future proof.

And then I'm going to be going over what I want to see in the next generation of the

Osmo Pocket.

And finally we're going to end things off with what this is, what this is not, and who

the heck this is even for.

Okay, so now that you know what this thing is capable of, I want to tell you guys, what

I really do not like about it.

The first thing and one that's pretty big is the non-removable battery.

Now for one, this is going to hinder how long it can be used for every time and it also

is going to mess with how long this thing is actually going to last.

Because if it's non-removable when the battery's done, the whole thing is done.

Now some remedies for this is one, to bring an external power bank, like something you

charge your phone with and plug it on into the USBC port on the bottom and you can charge

it while using it.

And the other option is a bit more expensive, but that is to buy the Osmo Pocket kit charging

case and you can store a whole bunch of ND filters and micro SD cards in there.

So that is a very good option if you have the budget to buy that, I would recommend

it.

Next up is the small screen.

Now there are a few things you can do about this, but, it's still not going to make it

any bigger.

The screen on it is just so small and it would be nice if they could have made the whole

device maybe a bit bigger or just somehow incorporated a larger screen.

It's already so small, they could have made it a bit bigger and just up the screen.

But the only way to remedy this so far is to either hook up your phone, which is kind

of annoying because it makes it less small, but you could also buy the wireless adapter,

so you can have your phone separate from the device.

Or if you want to go the cheaper route, you can get a USBC to whatever type of device

you have, maybe lightening USBC, micro USB and you can actually connect it with a cord

through the bottom rather than buying the $60 adapter.

So that is an option as well.

Next up is the one over two third inch sensor.

Now, no matter what you're going to do, the sensor is not getting bigger.

It is a cell phone camera size sensor,j and you have to remember what its limits are.

Like small sensors have limits when it comes to low light, dynamic range and you have to

remember those things.

Now a few remedies to deal with this is just to make sure that you're using the right frame

rates, use your ND filters to get that nice motion blur during the day.

And make sure that you're using the 180 degree rule, double your shutter speed as your frame

rate.

And at nighttime just make sure you don't bump that in too much.

Your footage maybe a bit darker because of it, but if you bump it up to 3200, it may

look good on this tiny screen, but when you get it home it is going to be a noisy mess.

But what I do like about this is when there is noise in your shots and you're shooting

in low light, it actually has the details still there.

So you can use noise reduction, which takes a while but that is another option to use.

Just use noise reduction to bring it down because there is still a lot of detail in

low light shots with this.

Next up is the narrow field of view.

Now if you've ever heard of the guy Camera Conspiracies, he knows what I'm talking about

here.

Twenty eight or whatever millimeters that they have on here is just not enough.

I'm 6' 2" and my arms are long as heck and I can get a pretty good field of view out

of it for vlogging and that, not that I like to do that much, but I can.

If you're bigger than me, you're fine, if you're smaller than me, you have a problem.

And that's where you can use a selfie stick and stick it up on the end there and go like

that and make your arm longer by adding to it or the other option, which is kind of risky,

I wouldn't recommend doing it.

But it would be kind of cool to know if it would work.

I'm not doing it with mine, is just somehow stick one of those wide angle phone lenses

on there.

I don't know if this little gimbal is enough to do that, but you'll never know.

Next up is the low bit rate.

So pretty much all we can do for this is just hope for an H.265 update and for anyone just

simply H.265 has doubled the quality of H.264.

For the bit rate that you're talking about and the file size is half as big.

It's not really the standard yet, but I will talk about this more in the future proofing.

But pretty much, they can update it like they did on the Fugi's.

It's not all that likely, but if they did it would just be better because 100 megabits

per second for 4K at 60 frames per second is hard when you're shooting at a high frame

rate and a high quality, you need a lot of bit rate there to keep your quality up.

Stop the things looking pixilated or compressed.

So next up is the crops in slow motion.

So you pretty much just have to be aware of this - It crops in a lot.

Do not shoot in low light with it, it's not going to look good and when you are shooting

and it don't be too close to your subject.

But at the same time, don't go too far back because it's only like 25 megabits per second.

This thing would benefit greatly from H.265.

Next up is no controls without the attachment.

And this is something that I think we're just going to have to live with.

You're either going to have to buy the attachment or get used to moving it and having it follow.

Because the option would be for them to update it and add like a joy stick, Like what they

have on the cell phone when you connect it to you to move it around, just a single easy

mode for the gimbal control.

But if they added that, it would completely get rid of the point of adding the attachments,

so I don't see them doing that.

But the thing is, it's kind of stupid, they could do it, but they're not going to.

Next up is the finicky controls and lack of functionality without connecting your phone.

The whole point of this is for it to be small.

So why do you need to bring your phone to shoot at 24 frames per second?

Like that's just a cinema standard.

Why wouldn't they let you do that?

They need to add more frame rates, more options that you can shoot choose on here.

Think about a GoPro, think about how big this thing is and think about all the controls

you have.

Yes, the screen is bigger, but there's still just a small touch screen and this one has

so much more functionality.

You don't need your phone, you don't need to buy a wireless adapter.

They can add more things and I hope they do in upcoming firmware.

Next up is new 1/4 - 20 on the bottom.

There's really no way that they can excuse not putting one on, like they could've added

just a tiny bit on the bottom.

Just enough to fit a 1/4 - 20.

They didn't, so we had to buy adapters.

You can buy them on Ali Express or Amazon.

I will leave links in the description.

Next up is the durability of it.

Now don't get me wrong, this thing feels sturdy, like don't let it surprise you.

I can't even put words to how small it is, but it feels like it's built well.

But the gimbal, gimbals are all like very, very delicate.

There's no going up without saying that.

And this one is puny, so if you drop this, you're pretty much going to be left with a

gimbal going one way, camera the other and probably the handle going flying on the other

way.

You're going to want to get Osmo Shield, if you plan on dropping this.

Next up is no mic port.

You have to buy a dongle.

That's about all you can do there because mics on themselves.

Even after the update, they did get better, but they're still tiny.

And finally price and accessories, this is the last, the last of my rant, we're almost

done.

The price and accessories.

Now this thing is $350 for a cell phone camera on a gimbal that fits in your pocket.

That's what you're getting, but that's not where it ends.

It's $350 and then there's the accessories, the charging case, the waterproof case, ND

filters.

All of these different accessories add up.

You're going to be paying a lot more than what you originally thought you were.

And in the end, you're going to be held back by the sensor on it, which is only 1 over

2/3", the same one that is on your cell phone.

That is my last rant about this, just it gets expensive and $350, that's American and Canada,

this thing is about $500.

So just put that into perspective, but that's the end of my rant.

Let's move on to what I like about this thing because the list is just as long there.

So first off, the one that you cannot look over its portability.

This thing is small, like look at, I'm not even going to try to put it into words or

contexts.

You literally have to see it to believe how small this thing is.

It is just puny.

Next up ease of use.

I'm going to press the button.

It's doing a little deck startup dance and we can record now.

That's how quick it is.

Your setup, no balancing, nothing.

What other gimbal can you say that about other than an Osmo like this?

If you had a cell phone gimbal you would have to wait for it to balance and then start up

and everything.

So that is very quick and easy.

Next up is the quality given its size.

And I know I keep saying it is a small sensor and it does, but the fact of the matter is

it has a 1.55 pixel size, whereas most cell phones have either 1.22 or 1.4.

So basically that's going to let more light in and give you brighter images.

But most cell phone cameras are also F1.8, F1.7 around there, whereas this one is an

F2.

So you're kind of losing some, gaining some and in the end, I think it should just even

out, but it has a bit of bigger pixels, deeper pixels may we say if there are any apple fans

here.

Next up is the fact that there are accessories and third party ones too.

So you can save so much on the third party accessories and because it is a DJI product

which is kind of turning into the apple of the drone and camera industry, there are a

lot of third party accessories and they have a lot of accessories for it.

Like it says nice, like if you buy something from a different company, you don't know if

there's going to be these types of accessories.

Whereas when you buy this, there are just loads and loads of accessories and hacks and

3D printed things because there are so many options.

It's nice to know that those are there.

Next up, Osmo shield.

This is nice to have 30 bucks, that's it.

And that's pretty good for something like this because if you drop it, I'm sorry, if

it lands on the gimbal, it is going to break.

There is just no, it's so tiny.

Like it's not that it's built bad but gimbals are delicate.

Maybe in future models they can make some kind of housing around it and make it see

through kind of like the waterproof case, but smaller.

I don't know, that's just a quick idea.

Next step is, it's discreet.

Look at that, like people are going to think you have a lighter or something, not a camera.

You could probably record in places where you're not allowed to record with this thing

just because they're like, oh, whatever, small.

Nobody will know.

Next up is why are these things important and how future proof is it?

So the things that I think are going to hold it back is for one, where I keep going back

to, is the sensor.

In the end, it has a cell phone camera sensor on it.

It's eventually going to, when cell phone camera sensors get bigger, this one is going

to be outdated.

It's already, it's just at it as good as cell phone cameras, but when cell phone cameras

get better.

You're left with this, you're left with the old.

Next up is the removable batteries.

Like I said your battery's going to degrade over time and when it does this thing degrades

with it.

You can't change it, when the battery's done, this is done.

And finally when H.265 becomes the standard, the bit rates and codec on this is just going

to look outdated.

So that's about how future proof it is.

I say you're good for a few years to come.

Next up is suggestions for future models and the first one is a bigger sensor.

Like I keep going back to this, but that's what really bugs me.

They could've just put a bigger sensor in this.

All the other things you would, it would justify it so much more if it didn't have the same

camera as your cell phone.

So having maybe a 1/1.7" or even a 1" sensor like the Mavic 2 Pro would just be amazing.

My guess, this is very out there, but my guess is that they might do what they did with the

Mavic 2 and add one version of the Osmo Pocket with a Pro model.

So Osmo Pocket Pro and it'll have a 1" sensor, maybe even hasselblad 10 bit.

And then the other one will be the Osmo Pocket Zoom with a zoom lens.

And probably the same 1 over 2/3" sensor but with the ability to change your focal length,

so that would be pretty cool.

And even making them interchangeable, kind of like what GoPro did, but I think that's

way too out there.

But the possibility of a Pro and Zoom model in the future, I don't think that's too far

out there.

Next up is a model with removable battery.

They just need that like come on and a tripod mount like, seriously, what were they thinking?

Next up is H.265, just so you can get double the quality half the file size.

Who can complain?

Next step is the, a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack would be nice.

As well, as some internal storage.

Like they added it to their drones, why not add it to this?

I, we all forget our SD cards, don't even lie.

So whenever you do forget them, it's nice to be able to shoot.

Like I literally had to come home the other day and I've only had this for about two days

now and I still had to come home and get my SD card because I had forgotten it.

So that's what I hope for.

To come in future iterations of the Osmo Pocket.

And now let's get onto who the heck this is for, what it is and what it is not.

Okay, now first things first, is that this does not replace this.

The GoPro and the Osmo have been compared since the Osmo Pocket came out and it really

just doesn't make sense to me, because these are two different cameras, well not two different

people, but for different purposes.

This one is durable, this one, if you drop it, it's going to break.

It's not that it's made bad, but gimbals are delicate.

This one has electronic image stabilization, while this one has a gimbal on top.

This one has a wider field of view, while this one has a surprisingly narrow field of

view.

This one is waterproof without a case, and this one you have to buy a waterproof case

for.

They are two different cameras.

Yes, they are a similar size and some people may use them for similar things.

They should not be compared as if one can replace the other.

This also not replaces this.

You cannot replace a professional camera with an Osmo Pocket.

It's still got a cell phone camera there.

Okay, so now who the heck is this camera for?

I actually had to rerecord this part of the video.

Last night, when I did the first part, when I went to edit it, I just didn't feel like

I was doing this camera justice.

So I thought all day today, and I figured out exactly who I can recommend this camera

to.

And I think there are three main reasons that I would recommend this camera to you.

Number one, if portability is your number one priority, if you need something that can

fit in your pocket, you need something that can be stabilized video, I would recommend

this.

Number two, if you're someone who wants to be discreet because there's really nothing

else out there that it can be this discreet, this thing is honestly so small.

Now, third is it being a B-camera for professionals, so you cannot use this as an A-camera, this

cannot be your main camera.

You need to use this in conjunction with something else.

But if you do, I can see you're getting amazing results.

For example, pulling it out just about anywhere.

You can have this on you at all times and know that you have stabilized footage.

Yes, you're going to in the end, gets similar footage to as what you would get with a cell

phone camera on a gimbal, but then you have to carry around a gimbal with your cell phone,

which is much bigger than this.

This is all in one package that fits in your pocket.

You can whip it out anywhere and you can get smooth 4K footage up to 60 frames per second,

decent low light and really good quality considering its size.

That is who I would recommend it for.

Someone who is prioritizing portability and if it's going to be the difference between

you shooting and you not shooting, I would recommend getting this.

If you aren't going to record, but if you had this you would.

Why wouldn't you get it?

If this is something that appeals to you, portability, ease of use and just the idea

of having stabilized footage in your pocket.

No need, no hassle.

It's up in five seconds buy the Osmo Pocket.

There is literally nothing else on the market right now that can offer you this type of

portability versus its quality and especially even at this price point.

Like yes, it's a lot of money, but at the same time it's a one of its kind.

A lot of the time when brand new things come up, they are so much more expensive than this,

but in this case for what you're getting, I think for now we can justify the price.

But if you do not need it right now, I would recommend waiting a little while, waiting

for the price to drop, maybe some sales or getting it secondhand because I could feel

like if you got it at an even cheaper price, it would justify it just that much more.

But to conclude everything, if you want a portable 4k stabilized camera that fits in

your pocket.

You prioritize portability and you also want to have some pretty decent quality versus

the portability factor, buy the Osmo pocket because there's seriously nothing else on

the market that can compare to this camera.

Take care everyone and stay creative.

Okay, so just before we go here, I do want to just show you guys some actual raw footage

out of it.

So I'm going, it's going to play some here straight into the Osmo Pocket with no color

grading, anything.

What I am looking forward to, when they do come in with color profiles for this, so we

can make the footage look even better, but for now this is just shot.

I have a few in 4K if you in 1080P to show you guys the quality.

You can look at the raw files down in the description and see what the quality is like

for yourself just to, in case you guys are wondering my take on it.

Is that for a 1 over 2/3" inch sensor, the quality is actually really good.

Low light performance is quite good, but just the overall sharpness of the image is really

impressive for this camera and just a sensor of this size.

So that is my end recommendation.

One more thing is that if you do get one, and I have talked about this in another video

with Super Fine, but I just found out the Super Fine doesn't really boost the bit rate

any more than two megabits per second.

So I would actually recommend shooting in just Fine, no matter what resolution you are

in.

Because Super Fine causes the camera to heat up and all it's doing is sharpening in camera

whereas if you sharpen after in post-production, you have a lot more flexibility.

So with all that or the way I hope you guys enjoyed this review and I will see you in

my next video.

Lots more about the Arts Out Hero coming out very soon and this time stay creative.

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PROSQUAD REVIEW | JAN2019 | Month in Review - Duration: 2:31.

The players came back to training from the 2nd of January after 2-3 weeks break over

Christmas With the initial excitement of returning to

work came the reality that it was going to be hard training in the heat

Within a few days the athletes accepted the pain and we were back into full swing

The increased numbers and maturation of the squad has resulted in changes in the way sessions

are planned and run.

Players are organising their schedules and arranging hits and fitness sessions on top

of the reduced number of formal group sessions We have retested the athletes using the wattbike

ramp test as they fight to recover their fitness and push to the next level.

We had a few more guests this month and a larger squad overall

Next up are our 3rd and 4th PSA Satellites in the Summer series.

These are another opportunity for our team to test themselves against overseas players

and pick up some valuable PSA ranking points There's a lot happening this year at squashXL

so stay tuned to our channel for updates

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Unruly Heroes Review - Duration: 8:55.

Unruly Heroes had an odd launch.

While it's not related to the game, normally when a game drops out of the sky and keys

are delivered late to reviewers, it means something is wrong.

So when I saw Unruly Heroes had a secretive five day twitter countdown that, surprise,

ended up having the game come out I was skeptical.

However, there's nothing amiss with the game.

In some ways I even like Unruly Heroes and expect a lot of people to enjoy it even more

than I have.

There's quite a few small annoyances that build up and contaminate the good times I

was having.

So first, what are you doing in the game?

Well it's an action platformer with some fighting, or brawling, elements.

The four characters seem to be on a quest of some sort but I didn't really pick up what

exactly is going on.

It seems there's some evil in the world that our heroes need to defeat.

The characters are pretty cool and I can tell there's a monkey and a pig but with the other

two I have no idea.

Switching between four characters definitly gives me Trine vibes and it's sorta like that.

There's specific puzzle areas that you need to figure out and it requires a specific character.

For example, there are statues that enhance a character.

Like the monkey statue grows his staff to span entire gaps so you can run over it.

However, there's a much bigger focus on combat in Unruly Heroes than trine.

Each level is a mix of combat, then puzzle, then combat, then platforming.

The pacing keeps the levels exciting, there's no way you can get bored during the level

in this way.

The combat is like an arena where you face many enemies at a time.

Most of the time the combat takes place at different elevations.

Which is good.

It is also enhanced with puzzle mechanics!

For example, there's one room where I had to rotate something to pull back battering

rams.

Then hit a switch to release them so I could knock down a platform of enemies.

This one particularly sticks out in my mind as very fun to play and figure out.

The platforming gets a little too precise for my tastes.

How I expected to pixel perfect jump over insta-death buzz saws on the edge of a platform

is beyond me.

I spent ten minutes trying to defeat one ledge.

There are some harrowing positions of wall jumping, moving platforms, and spikes that

you have to contend with.

Anyway, Unruly Heroes surely has a nice coat of paint.

The game is beautiful with some fantastic character designs.

I can tell they put a lot of thought behind the environments of each level.

You can enjoy exploring the game because it's so pretty.

Ori and the Blind Forest comes to mind as an equivalent.

Also some characters are voice acted and written perfectly for a game like this.

Where everyone knows they're playing a game.

The playable characters are cool too but my favorite has to be the pig character.

He can grow to an enormous size as his statue fills him with air.

Even his move set has him growing huge to crush enemies, it's silly and fun.

The other characters are great too and are easily my favorite part of the game.

They each feel incredibly different to play.

Great for when you get bored fo one and want to change it up.

However, the best strategy is to play with one as to keep the health bars up on the others.

I realize that multiple characters are added specifically to make couch co-op an option

but it's fun alone.

You must switch between them during gameplay.

However, I do wish there was more interaction between them.

I wish swapping in for brawling had a bigger impact.

Which also leads me to wonder what part of the game gets better with co-op.

Of course a game gets better playing with a friend, that's true for all games.

But what's enhanced with a second player?

I can see some of the puzzle rooms being easier but as far as I can see it's well-balanced

to play alone.

Side note, for those wondering about the coins I'm collecting.

They're only for purchasing character skins.

There's twenty-seven hundred coins, with usually one hundred per level.

By now you must be wondering what issues I have with Unruly Heroes.

Well it's the simple stuff.

There's small mechanics that stand out as hampering the fun.

Like trying to throw anything.

Which applies to the human's statue.

He has to aim a bouncing ball and if you don't align up the angle perfectly it doesn't work.

Completely grinds the game to a halt as you try relentlessly to aim this bouncy ball over

and over.

In the grand scheme of a game it's tiny but it's many small issues

like this that adds up.

it's the controls though that's the main issue.

It bleeds into everything.

Sloppy isn't exactly the word I want to use, it's better than that.

But they're off, they're slack.

I missed plenty of jumps and trying to dodge attacks is always several frame too late.

Unruly Heroes is set up that you still need to dodge even if you're attacking an enemy,

no stun locking.

However, the exclamation mark is hard to see and when you do press jump it's just a hair

too late.

It can be frustrating to take the damage if the game wasn't so lenient.

For how heavily focused the game is on combat they took a soft stance on it.

With four health bars it's pretty easy to get through the game.

Also they didn't explain any of the combos.

And I know there are combos, I can see the different moves if I end with a heavy attack.

I found button mashing normal attack to be effective enough anyway.

But with the controls the way they are I end up hitting the attack button too many times.

Even on walls that aren't attacking me back I'll end up striking the empty air.

Perhaps the most obvious example the controls need work.

Also there's a lack of satisfying impacts, there's not enough UMPH.

It can be a pain in the ass to clear an entire room of enemies all throwing spears at you.

Now, there is some challenge for the bosses.

Where it's a little more difficult to bring a character back to life.

The bosses are designed well and I enjoyed the challenge but the first boss is the most

exciting.

What's so cool is that she follows you through several levels until the final confrontation.

It was impressive and a great way to start the game but hasn't been replicated since.

Overall, Unruly Heroes is good but mixed so it will depend on the player.

I love all the color, interesting locations, characters, and artwork.

The levels are so varied that they keep me engaged.

The controls killed it for me and after the first boss is defeated the game falls off

and becomes formulaic.

Even though it's trying to throw so many new mechanics at the player.

I didn't even go into the fact that you have to possess other creatures!

I expect many players to enjoy Unruly Heroes much more than me.

There's enough to recommend the game but keep in mind the shortcomings I noted.

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PhenQ Review - Pros & Cons Of PhenQ - Duration: 2:38.

In this PhenQ review, I will be giving you both the pros and cons to using this super

popular weight loss supplement, so you can find out whether it's right for you or not.

Now, please ensure you watch this video from start to finish because at the end of the

video, if you still want to get PhenQ, I will show you where to get it for the cheapest

price.

Okay let's check out the pros of this product:

Natural Ingredients

PhenQ has been specifically designed to replicate the results of the weight loss stimulant known

as Phentermine.

But without all the nasty chemicals, dangerous side effects and putting your health on the

line.

PhenQ contains 100% natural ingredients that are safe for the large majority of people

to take while experiencing positive results.

Works In Multiple Ways

For any weight loss supplement to be effective it should target the multiple root causes

of weight gain rather than only one.

The benefits to this are that results can usually occur at a much faster rate.

PhenQ targets fat by boosting your metabolism so that you burn stored fat from stubborn

areas, suppresses the appetite so that you don't feel hungry all the time, and it can

also block fat production so that you don't gain any additional unwanted weight.

Correct Dosage

Many supplement manufacturers, as a way to save money, will choose low quality ingredients

and at such low dosages, that they essentially do nothing at all.

PhenQ on the other hand uses all the right fat burning ingredients and at the right dosages

to actually produce a real and beneficial effect on the person taking it.

Okay let's check out the cons of this product:

Stimulation Overload

There is only one potential problem with this product and that is if you drink more than

2 - 3 coffee's a day.

Since this supplement does contain 150 mg of caffeine, you may need to reduce your coffee

intake if you notice that you become over stimulated when you start taking this formula.

Overall, PhenQ is a highly recommended fat loss pill, that can help boost your metabolism,

burn fat from stubborn areas, increase your energy, and aid in helping you to get that

body you truly desire.

Now if you want to buy PhenQ at the cheapest possible price, then click the link below

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I hope you enjoyed this PhenQ review and thanks again for watching.

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BTS RM SEOUL Review & Reaction - Duration: 3:09.

RM's SEOUL is a song about the meaning of Seoul

But it does not simply mean the capital of Korea and a city with a population of 10 million

He seriously asks what Seoul means to himself and to Koreans

To be honest with you, I cried when I heard the song. That's how much I sympathized with the song

Let me tell you a little bit of my story

My hometown is the countryside, and when I was young, I wanted to live in Seoul. That was my dream

There may have been some reasons, but now I think it was unconditional and blind dream

I have been living in Seoul for 18 years now

Seoul, a huge city, is where there are fierce and busy daily lives, as RM said

And it is the place where joys and sorrows intersect and where compassion and heartlessness coexist

It is also the place where you have to endure loneliness for one or two hours on a crowded subway

Of course there are good things, but there are also horrible things

I believed that I chose to live in Seoul

But is it really?

I wonder if my life in Seoul is the life I truly chose

I wonder if I knew Seoul correctly

To me, Seoul was a must-go destination for a successful life

I'm not sure why I thought so

And I'm not sure if it's the conclusion I got from my own thoughts

There is a lyric like this in the song

"My friends often say that they'll leave, I'm nodding but I can't smile"

The reason why they can't leave even if they want to leave Seoul is because they don't know why they have to live in Seoul

So RM pointed out the problem caused by unquestioning acceptance of the old ideology

RM's Moonchild expressed deep thoughts on the destiny given to him as a moonchild

Likewise, this song reflects a deep thought into the destiny of modern people

When I hear his songs, I feel ashamed and regretful about what I was thinking and what I was doing when I was his age

I am glad to know such deep thoughts through his songs

I think he is an artist who has a good influence on many people

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ZING SPEED MOBILE | Review Xe B Thiên Sứ - Có nên nâng max và đua rank hay không. Xem Ngay - Duration: 22:19.

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Best Budget Slider? - Rat Rig V-Slider Camera Video Slider Review - Duration: 5:05.

Hey it's Bey, and today I'm going to be reviewing the Rat Rig V-Slider.

This is a very high quality camera video slider for the price.

It currently comes in lengths from 35 to 120 centimeters and you can even upgrade it to

become a motorized slider in the future if you wanted to.

In addition to that, you can also purchase legs if you want the extra versatility.

Rat Rig also makes a V-Slider Mini that is much smaller and much more portable for your

smaller cameras and phones.

I'll put some links in the description to where you can purchase this slider if you're interested.

Also, make sure to leave a like, comment, and subscribe if you want to see the V-Slider Mini review.

Don't forget to hit the bell so you get a notification every time I upload.

The one I have is the 45 centimeter version which is about 17.7 inches long and I also

received a leg kit along with it.

I think that this is a great length.

It's long enough to get the shots that you want but it's also portable enough to fit

inside a large backpack.

When I first picked it up, I immediately noticed how premium it is.

It has a good weight and feels really solid in the hands.

They didn't cheap out when they put this slider together.

It's hand made which I find really cool and they use only the best parts.

This thing is made out of stainless steel and anodized aluminum.

It's mostly black and there are two green accent pieces on the ends of the slider to

give it some color.

There is absolutely no plastic on this slider whatsoever.

Well, that's what the website says.

That's actually mostly true, except the green pieces on the side are plastic.

Everything else is metal which is great.

The sliding action is really smooth.

This slider uses eight decently sized bearings, two on each wheel, to smoothly slide along the rail.

The wheels are called Delrin Wheels.

I don't know much about them, but they're super smooth and very stable.

There is absolutely no play or wiggle when the slider is in motion.

The base where you put your camera on is solid and there is a good amount of surface area.

It uses a standard tripod head but you can get a screw adapter if you want to use something

like a ball head or video head.

I'll put a link to the ball head adapter in the description as well.

This is very useful because you can get much more flexibility with a head instead of being

stuck in one position.

On the side, there is a little knob that you use to lock the slider base into place.

It's very useful for when you're transporting it and don't want the base to slide around.

The legs are a must have in my opinion if you want to get this slider.

It gives you much more versatility because you can place it on a surface like the ground or a table.

It takes a few minutes at first to assemble which is not bad and you even get the allen

wrench to put them on.

After that, you can manually attach and remove the legs without any tools which is great.

The only thing that I don't like is the metal plates that are used to attach the legs

slide and rattle in the slider which makes it a little bit more noisy.

The legs also have stainless steel and anodized aluminum parts which makes them very solid.

The height of the legs are adjustable and there are locks to lock them into place.

I really like the adjustable leg heights because you can adjust them just in case you don't

have a completely level surface.

The feet are rubber to prevent slipping and the legs are wide enough to use with decently

sized cameras.

Speaking of decently sized cameras, I mainly use my Canon 70D with a Sigma 17-50 lens on this slider.

It's about a three pound setup which is pretty heavy but this slider handles it like a champ.

Since the tripod connection is in the middle of the slider, it can get off balance if you

slide a heavier camera on one end when the slider is on a tripod.

However, you can put a pretty big camera setup on this slider when it's on the ground and

get some great results.

The one thing I want to point out when you get this slider isn't necessarily a down

side, but it's something that you'll have to get used to.

Because of the price, this slider is fully manual which means that you will have to do

all the sliding yourself.

There is no sort of resistance to make the motion smooth.

You're going to have to move the slider by yourself manually which takes a little

bit of time to learn.

My technique isn't anywhere close to perfect, but as you can see, I can get pretty decent shots.

My tip would be to use wider angles because lenses that are more zoomed in tend to show more blur.

It's not too big of a deal, but you can always upgrade the slider to be motorized

in the future.

Overall, the Rat Rig V-Slider a solid choice whether if it's going to be your first slider

or if you've owned many in the past.

It's built with the highest quality materials which means it'll last for a very long time

and it'll take abuse no problem.

It's also very slim and portable.

You can slide in a large backpack without it taking too much space.

Of course, if you want an even smaller, more portable slider, check out their V-Slider Mini.

I'll put links to everything in the description as always.

That was my review of the Rat Rig V-Slider.

If you found this video helpful, please leave a like, comment, and subscribe.

Don't forget to hit the bell so you get a notification every time I upload.

Also, visit my social media links in the description and follow me there.

Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video.

Peace! Love you <3

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QUALIA Mind REVIEW 💊– 30 Day Self-Experiment [2019] - Duration: 10:37.

imagine you could have a superpower that superpower would be to be smart as fuck

so you'll be super focused witty and just intelligent and you could learn a

language in a day you could get an MIT degree you can meditate yourself into

new spheres or you could just you know go to a party and at the end of the night

still remember everybody's name wouldn't that be amazing? I think yes and you

probably already know Qualia Mind that's why you're watching this video I heard

about Qualia Mind about a year ago and yeah I was like super excited because I

felt this product could like really fit into you know me meditating every

morning getting up at 5:00 a.m. and just trying to become a better version of

myself quite a line claims to be specifically designed to promote focus

support energy mental clarity mood memory and creativity so again you know

I found out about Qualia Mind about a year ago and was super excited. And I was

also like a bit shocked and afraid of the price tag of this product.

At that time it was like $140 per month including shipping to Germany.

so yeah actually didn't want to spend the head much at the time and you know

just taking water for next couple of months

and then we simply moved to Switzerland immigrated here got a new job where me

more money so I felt now comfortable to to spend money on Qualia Mind and

actually yeah try to find out if this is like the pill that makes me you know

smart as fuck. I decided to test Qualia Mind for 30 days and besides you know my

subjective review I also wanted to do like a quantitative study off you know

is there like really a way to measure cognitive improvements that I get from

20 of mine so I also used Quantified Mind.

I would test like different sorts of you know cognitive tests and you know I

tested the baseline for like six consecutive days before I took all your

mind and then while I was taking qualia mine I was also doing disqualified my

tests not on every day but on most days. My Day one with Qualia was on

January 2 and yeah I took it as as they suggest to be seven pills in the morning

first thing in the morning on an empty stomach

I was actually a bit afraid to go to work because I thought like oh maybe do

you think I'm gonna be so strong that I should stay at home but yeah anyways

went to work the first thing I realized was like after and also was slightly

with feeling in my stomach like not super bad but you know then

uncomfortable and yeah it wasn't like an evening I was wondering like what did

happen today because it didn't feel like really anything and I saw in some

reviews that people say like well after 20 minutes they already feel something

and for me the first day it was just like like nothing really happened so I

was a bit underwhelmed from the first day but still took it for five

consecutive days and then I didn't take it for two days because the numerator

collected to make us of quality I suggest that you always take it five

days on two days off - yeah make sure that your body doesn't build resistance

tolerance against the compounds in cornea mind so the first week basically

was like really not a big effect and at the end of every one I was wondering do

it feeling in fact or is this just a placebo but I didn't really feel a lot

so at the end of the one I actually contacted the new record collective

support on Instagram and I must say it's really great they are really responsive

to Questions and they asked me if I sleep enough or

if I'm having caffeine drinker. Because they say usually those two things often

interfere with the performance of my mind and yeah I don't drink a lot of

coffee you know maybe one or two a day and also not every day and I also sleep

very regularly from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. so anyways and we - then I decided

to up my dosage and take eight pills instead of seven and yeah there was a

slight effect I think the first thing that I felt that week too was my

meditation was a bit more stable it was easier for me to be in meditation and I

also changed the time of intake from first thing in the morning to take it

with breakfast and then I didn't have any stomach

upsets anymore so me - I also continue to do my quantify my tests to see if

they are like any cognitive changes that I can measure in my cognitive abilities

and our share the the results of the for 30 days on qualified mind actually at

the end of this video so at the end of week two yeah I felt a little more in

week two but I was still wondering like where are some people claiming that they

feel like really a big affect on day one and I thought like you know maybe

everybody's everybody buddies it's a bit different and I knew my body has to you

know I get used to qualia mine and maybe takes a while to HD for my body to you

know get really used to the compounds so week three I decided to go back to seven

today and well first date on only three leg it really hit me hard like boom yeah

I really felt it on on that day and still remember it I was actually with

the bus driving driving to work and I realized how my situational awareness

we so much like I became super sharp and super wealth everything that's going on

around me and I also realized that I'm very clear in my mind my thoughts or was

like really clear what once came up and I could control them more and then

another thing that I realized and I felt and which I really like us that qualia

might really help me to get into the flow state noisily so I would say

usually I meet like 40 to 50 minutes to get in the flow state when I'm working

focused on a project I really like yeah like 40 45 minutes and with qualia mine

feels like after yeah 10 15 to 20 minutes I'm like already in the flow

State so I would say accelerates the flow State for me and was super amazing

in week 3 and week 4 was basically the same you know it stayed on that level

and we loved that feeling so those were yeah basically the 30 days

for me on qualia mind before I conclude my review here are the results of my

Quantified Mind self-study so what you see here in the sheet actually mine my

average weekly scores so the first week before I to call your mind I did it for

six days so this is you know the average of all the tests that I did which is

3127 before Qualia Mind and then the first week on Qualia Mind is 3340 on all

the days at the Qualia and we - on Qualia was three thousand four and eight

week three and we for a little bit lower again what

with one but yeah overall you can definitely see an improvement in the

score I mean this whole thing is not like scientifically well it in any sense

you know this is just n equals 1 it's just me as a test subject and probably a

lot of things can influence the school but I think it's super interesting to

see some quantitative change you know in this cognitive test and on average is

you know 7.4 percent increase so but now I think I could say like it's it made me

7.4 percent smaller or at least perform better in this cognitive tests so I

think overall what also came out with the talking to the Neurohacker Collective

Support is dead yeah you have to get the basics right like you have to

live healthy you have to you know have good sleep you have to meditate or you

know be focused on your work to get it to flow state to get deeper into

meditation so should live super unhealthy it won't help you that much. But I think if

you may live healthy, if you have your routines if you know that you need to

work focussed to get it flow. I think it can really accelerate your performance and

your cognitive abilities. So I've already got 2nd pack of Qualia Mind I will

continue testing it and I'll also probably test out the caffeine free

version of it maybe make another review about that if you want to try out you

know what Qualia Mind for you is the magic pill that makes you smart as a

superhero check out the link below in the description for disclaimer there

will be discount code for you where you get like 15 % off and if you buy

something with that code and with that link

I might get some money or free product so for disclaimer here all the details

in the description and let me know what would your experience were with Qualia Mind or if

you have any question about it in the comments and peace out all the best to

you

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Gabbie Hanna - Medicate - Review and Reaction - Duration: 5:14.

Welcome back to another Sunday Song Review.

I'm your host, Charles Cleyn.

Today we're going to be looking at Gabbie Hanna's new song called Medicate.

I know her as a Youtuber but she's become really famous and popular from Vine.

Then started a Youtube channel, and then really started a music career.

Recently just released this song two days ago called Medicate.

I'm not really sure what it's about yet but we're going to dive right into it do a reaction

and review.

I have not listened to this song at all yet so I'll be looking at the lyrics, the composition,

and the instrumentation.

My general subjective opinion of it which doesn't necessarily mean it's right so let

me know what you think of it in the comments.

If you're new here, punch that subscribe button, turn on the little notification bell.

Let's get right into it.

This song is called Medicate by Gabbie Hanna.

Here we go.

Kinda of a weird echo in the background.

Whoa.

Very mysterious.

Nice beat drop.

K first thoughts so far, it's super mysterious.

I don't really know if she's talking about a boy or a girl or like some intimate emotional

relationship partner that she's like trying to get rid of and she's taking some pills

to numb the pain.

Umm.

She has a really really good voice.

I really like her voice, I really like her voice a lot.

The melody is strong, there's that kind of weird echo delay happening in the beginning

there where she like sings a bit um the verse.

That's what makes it mysterious.

But I'm not a fan of that echo delay.

The second half of the song here comes in with the drum kick.

Ya it's a good hook.

I'm not blown away by the hook.

Gabbie's voice here is very plateau throughout the whole song she doesn't give us much dynamic

in the hooks.

Never mind.

This is really good.

Definitely more of a fan of the second half of the song.

She gives a lot more emotion in her voice.

So that was contradictory to just what I said earlier because we didn't hear that yet so

that's really cool because she is showing more emotion and putting it up an octave higher

and that drum set is really nice.

It almost sounds like a real drum set but I don't think it is.

Anyways, that is my review and reaction to Gabbie Hanna's new song called Medicate.

Let me know what you think in the comments.

If you disagree please tell me why.

If you're new here, punch the subscribe button and I will see you in the next sunday song

review.

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Google Fi Review 2019: iPhone, Roaming & International Sim Card - Duration: 6:17.

What's up YouTube? So my Google Fi just arrived this morning.

I've just installed it on my iPhone. I'm gonna tell you all about it.

Alright, the easy stuff. Google Fi is $20/mo.

That's unlimited calls and unlimited texts if you are in the US.

It's $10 for every 1GB of data, and you only pay for the data that you use.

Up to $60. So if you use 6GB, which would mean $60, you don't get billed for any data after that.

So your whole plan will cap $80.

They do have a cap at 15GB of data in a month, but that's a lot of data.

Now did it work on iPhone? It worked perfectly!

Google Fi was only supported on certain phones up until November 2018,

but they just opened it to iPhone, I installed it on my iPhone X and it worked without any trouble.

How does this compare to an AT&T or a T-Mobile plan?

Here's a chart that I just came up with, on the prices today as of January 2019.

There are a lot of variables here, if you're in a family plan then you might get a better deal,

that really depends on how much data you use,

but what I really want to talk about is roaming.

The really magical think about Google Fi is you can roam in over 170 countries at no extra cost.

It's actually quicker and easier just to list the countries where Google Fi is not supported,

so I'm just gonna write those over here:

and if you aren't traveling to any of those countries, you can just rely on Google Fi.

There's a real argument here, if you travel a lot, that you should switch to Fi....

and it might be a better option for you.

So I'll tell you a little bit my thought process on this...

I currently live in Costa Rica, and I'm actually considering switching to Google Fi...

permanently; replacing my local carrier for this.

But I'll get into that in a second.

Even if you live in the US and you have to travel maybe,

three or four times a year abroad; there's a really good case to Google Fi

being a cheaper and more efficient option.

Let me give an example.

Say you live in the US and you have a SIM card that's $50/mo,

and you travel maybe 3-4 times per year.

When you're traveling abroad,

depending on the country, say that you purchase a new SIM,

just for that occasion. That price may vary a lot.

So if you're in Costa Rica for example, you can get a plan for maybe $25-$30 for the full month.

That's obviously very reasonable, but for example in Japan...

there's no cheap alternative... The best alternative is to buy these...

little Wi-Fi boxes. That was 7,000 yen which makes up to...

around $70; that gave me a unlimited Wi-Fi wherever I was. Obviously no phone service,

but you can get along with WiFi.

Let's land on an average of $50

for every country you visit to get a SIM and be connected on your trip.

So you're spending $50 bucks per month in the US that's $600 plus tax,

then maybe $150 say $200 extra for three or four trips a year,

so that comes up to $800.

Now $800 divided by 12 months that's $66, which could be enough to get...

your basic Google plan for $20. 4GB of data for $40, that's $60.

And then you still have some extra spare change for calls.

Now there's a catch here,

if you're abroad your phone calls may cost you money.

Phone calls abroad, either receiving calls or making calls if you're outside the US, they're $0.20/minute.

Which... yeah it's expensive.

Now one thing I forgot to mention is that...

on iPhone we are limited on a feature called Wi-Fi calls.

If you're on Wi-Fi, Google will automatically route your call over that WiFi...

and you don't have to pay extra for that call. That's something that iPhone does not support.

But if you're in a support an Android phone, then you're fine,

you don't have to worry about these extra charges.

But do we really call that much?

In my case, most of the calls I make are to my family,

or my close friends, and I usually call them over FaceTime or WhatsApp.

So I don't really have to make old-school traditional calls.

So there's a case depending on your travel habits to switch to Google Fi.

And you have all the advantages of having the same phone number,

not having to switch SIMs when you fly.... And digging even deeper there's even a case...

for you ditching your local carrier.

And, that will depend a lot on the country

but actually done this math.

In Costa Rica it's $25/mo for a full on local plan,

which is actually very cheap and compare that to Europe, for example;

so you'll have to balance that out,

and you also need to balance your local calls.

With Google Fi you'll be paying extra for every local or international call you make or receive.

But, again, I know that $25 is a very cheap plan compared to world rates.

So for $50 a month, I think there's a much better case towards switching to Google Fi.

So breaking down the pros of Google Fi: you have the same number everywhere you go,

that's that's a US number which has certain advantages.

Chances are your bank is calling you, spamming you, sending you text messages,

and robo calls, so for me getting a whole new number...

that's from another country, will save me a lot of trouble from these unexpected calls.

Most of my calls are business calls,

in that case, people won't mind dialing international, it's actually a...

filter for the type of calls you want to make, I guess.

But if you're talking to family and friends, you probably have their WhatsApp or their FaceTime ID,

then you can just call them using those apps.

Now the cons of living abroad and switching to Fi,

is that anybody calling you will need to dial international,

positive or negative depending on what you feel.

Now one big disadvantage with many local carriers,

is that they have dangerous roaming options.

So my local carrier for example lets you do roaming in all the Americas,

but if you if you spend all your data,

then you will go into regular roaming rates, or for example if you travel to another country and you...

connect to the wrong carrier, the one with which they don't have a partnership,

you'll be charged at normal roaming fees which are crazy high;

you can easily go hundreds of dollars if you are not careful,

where with Google Fi you're protected and you know that you're never gonna spend over $80,

even an hour of speaking on the phone abroad is gonna be only $12.

So again, I'm very new to Fi, I haven't decided if I'm ditching my local carrier,

but overall the experience has been great. Speed connection is fantastic,

I have signal everywhere because Google Fi switches from carrier depending on...

where the signal or the internet connection is stronger.

But if you have more experience with Fi and you have been using it for a while,

please let me know in the comments on how that roaming is working for you.

If you like my content subscribe I'll see you next week.