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So here's your problem.

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On the one hand, you're a gamer

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and you've got your gaming rig

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and your gaming monitor

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and you've got some important gaming to do.

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And on the other hand,

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you're a total basic and you own that.

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So today is the basic gaming setup

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where we will be creating the best gaming desk-

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Stop it.

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Those are in order.

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We can- Those are in order.

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With only products from Amazon Basics.

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Origin PC.

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with free 24-7 lifetime tech support

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and they use high-end brand name components

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like Samsung's 970 EVO Pro M.2 SSD.

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Visit Origin PC at the link below for a special offer.

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Okay, well, you don't have anything to put that on.

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Yeah, I know.

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I'm just, I'm completing as much of the setup

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as I can right now.

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There.

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Why not utilize the Amazon Basics monitor stand?

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Oh, okay.

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So basically, if your monitor doesn't come

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with a height adjustable,

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stand or like, I mean, it doesn't have pivot.

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Does it have?

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No, it doesn't do that either.

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So basically it's just height adjust.

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I think it tilts.

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In a nutshell.

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That's swivel.

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It has pivot.

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It has pivot.

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Oh, well, I don't know.

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It's hard.

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Baby hands can't.

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It's advertised as only supporting 24-inch monitors,

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but I've read you can put a 27-inch on there,

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but your mileage may vary in terms of the pivot.

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You might not be able to get into portrait mode.

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But who has a 24?

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Have we investigated whether

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it is actually cost-effective to buy a cheapo monitor

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and then put a Basics stand on it?

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I see, this is the thing.

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I'm not sure how many people actually need this.

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On the one hand, it seems super obscure,

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but on the other hand,

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Amazon is making this product.

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So it must be in demand.

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Isn't the whole thing with Amazon Basics

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that they do the most in-demand stuff?

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Okay.

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He did it.

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Oh, it's not like,

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I wouldn't describe this thing as amazing.

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Like, how do you hear that sound?

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Well, it's a little too heavy.

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Oh, God.

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You hold the base.

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Well, you're gonna have to tilt it for sure.

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Okay, I'll hold the base.

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The base is not very heavy.

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Wait a second.

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I think we're gonna make it.

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Boom!

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Not bad.

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I wonder if people are trying to rotate it like this

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and they're not realizing

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that on even a lot of factory stands,

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you have to tilt in order to rotate.

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And I'll give you an Amazon Basics display board cable.

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How much is one of these gonna cost me?

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Six bucks.

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Depends on the length, though.

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That's a six-footer.

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That's not bad.

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It's only outfitted for DisplayPort 1.2, though,

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so even though that has the same bandwidth as 1.4,

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there are some features.

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I mean, the thing with that, though,

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is that there's no actual pin difference,

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so it's just a matter of, like,

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what they're comfortable rating it at.

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It's quite possible it would work just fine for DP 1.4.

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It just might not.

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Wow, we bought a PC power cord.

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I hope it didn't cost much.

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We literally have a gigantic Rubbermaid bin of these.

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Yeah, but do they have

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the Amazon Basics?

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Does that actually say Amazon Basics on it?

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No, I think it's a pretty generic-ass power cord.

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Well, it was $7.

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A lot of people were giving it one star

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because they said that these holes were too small.

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What?

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I think they're trying to just plug normal stuff into it.

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Aw.

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So for those of you out there

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who are even more basic than me,

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that's how it is intended to be used,

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and it works just fine.

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Nice snug fit.

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It's perfectly adequate.

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Basic, but adequate.

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The other end is gonna go into,

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oh, I, yeah, yeah, I get, okay, just.

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Three outlet surge protector wall tap with two USB ports.

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So you plug that bad boy into your wall outlet

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and you get a quick charging,

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a regular charging, and three outlets.

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Now, to be clear, I'm not recommending plugging a wall tap

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into a PowerSquid, but we're not really drawing a line.

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I have a power here, so it's fine.

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That's one amp.

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That's 2.4 amps.

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The second thing to keep in mind

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is that the top negative comment is entitled,

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lit my house on fire.

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There, safe.

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The Amazon Basics cable sleeve with zipper,

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20 inch black four pack.

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So this is actually kind of cool.

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Basically, you just put your wires in there

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and you zip it up.

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Now that you got that set up,

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it's time for you to sit down in your $70 Amazon Basics chair.

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They have a chair?

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They have lots of different chairs.

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This one was just kind of cheap and easy.

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Actually, it's not that bad.

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I will say that the cushioning down here,

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this is a pretty hard, like a pretty firm cushion,

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which is actually a better thing than you might expect

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because if you have like a really plush cushion,

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what happens to it over time

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is it just becomes not really a cushion

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and then you're just sitting on the piece

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of what is usually plywood on the bottom.

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Amazon Basics.

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Microfiber cloths for electronics.

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How many things did you buy?

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The next thing is pretty much the reason

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we actually made this video is because they made this.

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This is the Amazon Basics mechanical feel gaming keyboard.

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Okay, so it's got five programmable macro keys.

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This should be worth about 27.95.

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It's 36.

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Okay, well, at least it's not far off.

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I'm not happy with that though.

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If you remember,

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it was a mechanical keyboard.

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Yeah, no, I wouldn't buy this.

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There was a bunch of actual mechanical keyboards.

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I mean, granted they used Chinese switches,

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but still, and they were in the $40 range, $45.

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Maybe they were trying to go for mechanical sound

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because you've got a couple keys

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that sounds kind of like loud.

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Loud.

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I think what they should call this

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is the loud membrane keyboard.

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Have a $7 mouse.

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Followed by the three button USB wired mouse.

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Oh, you made poor Tyler inventory all this stuff?

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Oh, a desk pad.

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All right.

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What do you think would be a good price for that?

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I'd pay 14.99.

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Well, you actually did pay 24.99.

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So that's their anti-fraying strategy.

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It seems to be to burn it.

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And they end up with actually quite a noticeable,

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see there's a shine to the edge and it's kind of sharp.

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You know what?

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I just wouldn't buy this actually.

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I would just buy something better.

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We have no internet.

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Oh, that's too bad.

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Maybe what you need is the RJ45.

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Cat5e Ethernet patch cable from Amazon Basics.

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Thank you.

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Or if you prefer the USB Wi-Fi adapter.

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You know what?

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I don't prefer the USB Wi-Fi adapter,

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but I'll open it anyway just to humor you.

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Adorable.

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It's happy to see me.

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See, this seems fine.

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Are you sure?

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Sheething's a little stiff actually.

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This is not an amazing cable.

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The jacket is prone to cracking and when it does crack,

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it'll crack along the length of the cable.

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On a cable this short,

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like 15 feet, it's less of an issue.

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Where you really run into trouble

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with these cheap outer jackets

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is when you have a longer cable

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and you go, even if you over under it,

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when you wind it up for storage,

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you'll still run into a situation

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where you try to kind of throw it down

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and it's just a kinky mess.

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I probably wouldn't buy this either.

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I've had my disputes with Monoprice over the years,

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but credit where credit's due,

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their cheap cables are less cheap.

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How much battery do you have on your phone there?

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63%.

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Oh, you could probably use a little charge here.

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Here, use an Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-C cable.

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It's a little better than the network cable.

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I wouldn't describe it as amazing though.

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To their credit though,

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they're using the more expensive connector housings

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that don't have the split down the one side.

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They cost a little more.

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Okay, well, there was supposed to be a gaming headset,

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but I think it's a pretty new Amazon Basics product,

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so it takes between one and three months to ship.

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So even though we got it in October, it's not here,

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until like mid-December.

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So I did get you a little Bluetooth speaker.

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A portable Bluetooth speaker.

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Great.

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Oh, that's not enough for your desktop setup?

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Micro B.

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Did they not have like a soundbar or something?

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It really does not sound very good.

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Don't specify Chromecast Ultra, the 4K HDR model.

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So this is interesting.

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It seems like the way that the audio profile is tuned,

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even in its standard profile,

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it's really emphasizing vocals,

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and I can barely even hear

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the background music of this video.

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You notice that?

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Like it's just like a dialogue enhancer for your TV.

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I mean, PC gaming is so complicated.

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Why not just stick to console gaming?

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Oh wow, they do an Xbox One clone controller?

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Oh, that is a weird texture.

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Oh yeah.

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Can you not hear that?

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It's got like a really kind of grippy,

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kind of feel to the back here.

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Those are loud.

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Those are really loud.

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You can wake the dead with those.

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Is this RGB backlit?

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Okay, so it has different modes.

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It can go off.

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Okay, there's a different color.

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This is breathing, different colors.

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Yeah, it's RGB.

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Okay.

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Is that it?

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Well, I think if you want more functionality,

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you need to install the Amazon Basics keyboard software.

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No, I'm good.

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The keyboard is not good.

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The soundbar is not good.

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Unless I was just trying to hear, you know,

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the Weather Channel better, you know?

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The other thing with the soundbar

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is that it's supposed to come with a remote,

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but ours just didn't.

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Oh, what the?

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Oh wow, I just got killed by easy bots.

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Anyway.

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I can't stand to watch you struggle

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with that three click basic mouse here.

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They do make a gaming mouse.

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I do prefer the mouse to the keyboard.

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So there's that.

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We get presumably, ah, DPI adjustments.

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We get a back and a forward button, which are,

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I would consider, I would consider, I would consider,

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basic features in the year 2018.

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Not present on this one.

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And we also get a braided cable,

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which I was recently made aware that not everyone prefers

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because apparently they can get snagged on stuff.

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From my experience,

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I don't really get my braided cables snagged on things.

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Also has onboard memory,

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so you can save your configs on the go.

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Cool.

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And 3,200 DPI.

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Okay.

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And $24.

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Actually feels a little bit jittery

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at super high sensitivity.

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It's definitely more comfortable than the other one.

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Quite heavy though.

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Like surprisingly heavy given how, well, basic it is.

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This is too boring.

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You should be yelling at your teammates with this.

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Professional USB condenser microphone.

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All right.

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More basics.

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The most gratuitous packaging in the whole lot.

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It's got one of those standard mounts

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so that you can put it on an ARM

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if you're into that sort of thing.

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It actually has height adjust as well.

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Oh, okay.

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It's kind of rickety.

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Oh boy.

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Ha! Tighten it up.

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Give it a chance.

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You know what?

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It actually does straighten out a fair bit.

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So this is what I would sound like

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if I was yelling at my teammates

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or actually talking more normally to my teammates.

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You can see I peaked a little bit there.

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So we're gonna go ahead and experience that.

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There's no tactile feedback.

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Oh, wow.

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And that is, let's see.

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That is quite a bit quieter now.

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And we are getting up into the yellow range less often.

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So in my like broadcast.

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Thank you for that.

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All right.

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So the next two things are kind of better

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if you are trying to get a one cord solution for your laptop,

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like you're docking your laptop

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and making it into a desktop,

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you might want one of these.

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You know, this is a weird complaint,

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but this cord is kind of long.

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You wouldn't be saying that

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if you were trying to plug that

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into the back of your Corsair One right now.

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That's true.

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So what it should really be is detachable.

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It should be a type C to type C,

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and then it should just come with a cable

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and you should be able to swap it out.

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That's, that would be better.

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There, there's our basic placement for it.

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So this is a USB 3 external hard drive enclosure.

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You get to provide your own hard drive.

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Comes with a couple little foam inserts,

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which are presumably to keep your hard drive safe.

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If you have a thin hard drive, I don't know.

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The top is metal, but the majority,

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that part is pretty plastic.

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This is it.

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This is what holds your drive, I guess.

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You just stick it to the top of the drive.

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basic at 20 bucks is probably fine this is a very low quality USB cable that's

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included like that is very thin for a USB 3 cable so the side with the

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branding and not the like FCC sticker on it goes down if you don't want to put

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like strain on the connector or have your drive supported by just this one

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point here so I yeah I don't like this one very much and this oh the external

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hard drive case yeah this is very mediocre for six bucks it's fine for any

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more than that I probably I would probably opt for something else the

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Amazon basics multi-tip stylus for touchscreen devices that's an

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interesting idea so multi-tip stylus instead of just shipping it with

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multiple tips they just used every possible end of a pen type device to put

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a different tip so you got a big fat one you got a medium one and you got a

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skinny one yeah which is that's seven

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six and five millimeters respect okay so you could go fat skinny fat medium or

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skinny medium like there's kind of a lot of mush to them I don't think any of

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these are really fine or sharp enough to really write with you probably have more

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success if you had a nice comfortable Amazon basics footrest actually that

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feels not bad it's got grip unlike the IKEA ones that we use here at the office

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it's not as high though I don't think I'll give it a shot also one thing I

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already don't really like about it is that it's it swivels too easily a lot

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better overall feel and this goodness on the floor than the IKEA one but it just

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if you just kind of man I don't even know if you just took like some some

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silicone crap and just kind of like gummed it up a little bit or something I

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think you could I think you could you know for less than a dollar you could

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DIY it better ow this is 5,000 sheets of Amazon basics paper

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it's fine take your new Amazon basic stapler for a spin really is it like a

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say it's a safety mechanism well that sucks because often like if you want to

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if you want to staple something to the wall or whatever you open up the

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stapler and you just oh that's a bummer yeah the shoulder ones are so loud yeah

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like this is not this is not great I mean I still managed to score one goal

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yeah go Linus but so how do you feel about your it $21 21 but you know what

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for 21 bucks I'm pretty okay with it quite frankly so how do you feel overall

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about your new basic battle station you know I like the DisplayPort cable one

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advantage we didn't mention before is that it doesn't require the lock so it's

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just a self locking one you don't have to deal with like pressing the thing in

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order to unlatch it these cable management sleeves honestly if you're

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trying to get something done quick they can improve the

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look of behind your desk a fair bit come on I bet it yeah like that helps a lot

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and they're neoprene I like the monitor stand believe it or not I think at 40

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bucks I'd probably rather have one of the ones that just clip onto the desk

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personally but if you don't want that if you just want to convert a vase amount

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monitor to this or replace a broken stand honestly I'm okay with that one

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the gaming mouse is alright actually it's it's I think it's too heavy to

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really like game on it

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like I would consider it more like just a mouse but it's fine the grip on the

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side is makes it easy to lift off even though it is a little bit on the heavy

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side and not not a big fan of the keyboard a big disappointment in the

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keyboard at 20 bucks this is fine I actually stopped noticing that scuffing

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on my ARM pretty quickly maybe I was just busy filming a video and wasn't

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paying attention but it seems like less of a big deal now that I'm your mileage

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may vary on that one your mileage may vary that's a good cable that's working this cable

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seems fine

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I don't know there isn't really any conclusion like none of it really like

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blew me away but none of it was complete and utter garbage actually a couple of

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them were pretty bad the Ethernet cable is bad I wouldn't use this hard drive

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dock and I wouldn't buy this keyboard there are much better keyboard options

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I thought you were holding your ARM up

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to throw something at me again.

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He's just...

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No, I'm just tired of this.

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I grow weary of these videos.

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What? This was fun.
