You think gaming chairs have gotten boring? >> Not this one. Get down.
The only good bug is a dead bug.
You may remember when we looked at the Cluven Scorpion chair. And it turns out
they have a whole range of products covering the entire sci-fi spectrum from
the stylings of Prometheus all the way to Starship Troopers unofficially of
course. And this is the M2HP 50 cal BMG
ultimate gaming cockpit.
A some assembly required. Ultimate gaming cockpit.
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Okay, I I see what the shape of the chair is now. There's less assembly than
I first feared,
>> but what little assembly there is is going to be a bit of a challenge. The
total weight of this chair, given its nearly all steel construction, is over
600 lb. >> Jeez Louise. And that's without monitors
and PC. And this guy over here, I think I found our our first gun.
>> Jesus. Holy crap.
>> Are you selling it or are you No, >> it's so much heavier than I expected.
Like now you'll be expecting, but like
>> what the heck? Does that make the point?
>> I think they mixed up our orders and gave us real guns.
>> Oo, it's so much more realistic than I
expected. >> Dude, this is so cool.
>> Wo, it has moving parts. >> Yes,
these obviously aren't real guns, but they feel so real.
>> Like there's weight to them, man. Oh, look at this. The one and only Jamie
Pilky brought me one of this season's new colors for a long sleeve. But um
that's beautiful. You can get it on ltdtore.com. But given the theme of
today's video, I'm actually going to go with the olive. >> The combat look.
>> Yeah, >> but you can get this one today at ltdstore.com.
>> Thanks, Jamie. >> Okay, let's put the guns down and see what else we got going on.
>> Sorry. You want me to put these down? >> There was no manual online, so I'm
really counting on there being a manual in here. Literally, everything's made of
steel. Well, that explains the weight. >> What do they do in the bag?
>> What? Okay, that's pretty cool.
>> Now you have to keep it in your house. >> Uh, yeah. I don't think I signed that
agreement anywhere. >> Oh, I found the barrel for our gun.
>> While David continues unpacking things, I want to talk through some of the features of our gaming chair here. The
chair itself uses PU leather with a
highdensity cold cure PU sponge. And the
idea behind that is that it should have some give, but it should also provide
strong support. Actually, initial impressions, not bad as far as gaming
chairs go. It even has some lumbar support. >> This one looked a lot more comfy in the
photos than the Scorpion did, >> although that's a pretty low bar. What
the old Scorpion chair did a good job of, though, was the integrated cable
management, and the M2HB50 cal follows in its footsteps very nicely. Inside
here, we've got not one, not two, but
three, but four. Wait, did I say four
displays? I meant five. Three HDMIs and
two display ports. Wait, the HDMIs are not all the same. They've got two
different cables in here. Also in here is a sketchy looking power bar. Holy
crap. The Hey Electrical appliances
no model number power bar features international plugs, which I don't think
are to code. Hey David, feel how light this is.
>> Oh, what? >> Well, understandably, I mean, this is a very uh, you know, weight focused
design. They wanted to keep it light, so they they balanced it out.
>> Where there is something though is behind the seat. We've got surround
speakers. And then, are these lights?
>> There is supposed to be RGB integrated into the chair. >> I think these are just white LEDs,
though. >> Is he a brand of speaker you recognize? Uh, nope.
>> This is sort of our last shot for a manual. >> YOU WANT INSTRUCTIONS? WHAT ARE YOU
WEAK? DROP DOWN AND GIVE ME 20. >> NO, I'M I'M KIDDING. OBVIOUSLY,
>> I have $20 right here. >> Did you THINK YOU WERE DONE, MAGGOT?
>> I don't know if the computer that I got for this is actually going to fit back
there. That's a pretty acceptable size, but I did get us the biggest computer of
all time. >> Oh, that thing looks sick. Did we ever do a video about this?
>> No, we were going to, but things got away from us.
>> Dang. And I thought it was metal. It's plastic, which kind of is a downer, but
the fact that it fooled me from, you know, more than 5 ft away means it looks
pretty cool. >> Try try and lift it.
>> MHM. YOU CALL THAT LIFTING MAGGOT? DROP
DOWN AND GIVE ME 20. SORRY, SIR. I'll do
better next time. I'm all about creating a fair and equitable toxic workplace.
>> If everyone's getting abused equally, no one's getting abused. >> Now that everything's loaded off of it,
do you think we can get it off the pallet?
It's like the sound they make in old Na like Navy films when the boat's
creaking. That's what it sounds like. It's heavy. >> Oh, there's wheels. Reese, you may want
to take the back cuz you're taller. Unless David, you Okay, ready. One, two,
three. H. Oops. One sec. I slipped. >> Shimmy the other side. Shimmy the back.
Shimmy the front.
>> Those are good sounds. How the Sam Hill
do they expect people to unbox and unpack and set this thing up? Hey
Elijah, your new chair's here. Remember how much you liked the last Cloven's
chair? How's your back feeling buddy? I'm >> still recovering.
>> Okay, that's not like cut my Achilles tendon.
>> For those not in the know, Elijah won the privilege of using it for a month
last time and I think he lasted less than a week before he had to just give
up. >> Is your head abnormally large or is there no way to fit a head in between
those speakers. >> But but how's the back and the bum? >> Oh man, this lumbar support sucks.
>> At least it has some. >> Does it? I cannot tell. It is overall
comfier. >> Thanks, Elijah. Hey, it's on wheels now, though. Check this out. >> I did notice that when I sat down.
>> I mean, what good is, you know, an armored vehicle that doesn't move. Oh
man. You okay? I'm just trying to figure out like I feel like I'm already in the
chair. So, where do all these pieces go? We Oh, we found the online user manual.
That's great news. Can the chair be carried upstairs? The chair can be
disassembled by removing the armrest to reduce its weight and then carried
upstairs. The chair is large and heavy, but its dimensions are suitable for
almost all elevators. >> $42
was 48 with the guns. What would you rather have? 75% of a 5090 or a
>> Yeah, that's fair. >> To be fair, this is actually way cheaper
for this product category than I expected. >> M2 HP machine gun operating gun.
>> That's a real >> This is for an actual gun. Wait, we're supposed to get like bullets for this
thing. >> Oh, yeah. >> Where are the decorative bullets? Uh, we found the guide. It's video. That's why
you weren't able to find it. >> I see. In the timeline this is going to take to watch that video. We're just
going to freaking install this crap ourselves.
This goes here. This goes there.
We're done. >> I found your answer, David. >> Yeah. >> 200 bullets of 50 BMGR worth over
$1,000. So, I must emphasize
>> I never provide ammunition. So, in his
demo systems, that appears to be actual ammunition.
>> Live ammunition. >> I that I don't know, but it's some sort
of either replica or whatever. He doesn't provide it. >> So, I had to watch the video to find
that out. I don't think that's on the website. >> Remember when I said we had an instructional video? Yeah,
>> we don't. It's marketing. >> Oh, >> I can't find a step-by-step instructional video.
>> Cloven, I'd really appreciate it if you made a proper manual. So will the rest
of your 27 customers. >> They've apparently been doing this for 10 years.
>> 10 years of this? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> to be fair, it's pretty cool.
>> It is cool. >> It's just hard to imagine buying one.
>> Some stuff's obvious. Like, this clearly goes in here and then slides to the
right. But I have no idea how I'm supposed to get under this thing now and
tighten those bolts. There's another threaded spot in the middle. So, you put
that screw in and then it kind of like is fine.
>> This thing's grown on me like a wart.
>> With just the weight of the monitor arm, the whole thing is kind of twisting this
way and it's freaking me out. All right. >> So guys, I think I remember this from
last time. You got to have both monitors on and they kind of like balance each
other out. >> The bottom hole is really hard to get to. I can see my hole, but I can't fit
it in. >> I think the screw is just too big. >> Maybe a little lube would make it fit.
>> Okay, settle down. >> What do you mean? >> I'm actually going to lose my patience
with this hole, though. >> Okay, big moment. Uh, clearly not right.
Well, I rotated it 90 more degrees and now it's here. So, if this was here,
>> actually, that does maybe make more sense. Sorry. >> Get down AND DO IT AGAIN.
>> YES, SIR. >> WHOA. YOU OKAY?
>> David needs some time in the crying room.
>> Not David. The screaming room is over there. This is the crying room. Oh. Oh,
wait. I got it through the first stage of the hole.
>> Hey. >> Okay, she's on. >> Just some pieces came off. Also, I
figured out what that other hole is. >> What's the other hole? >> I think it's like a like a set screw.
Okay. Just got to
loosen it up a little. This must be it.
>> Yes. That feels so much more correct.
>> Okay. >> All right. >> Progress in armrest storage.
>> Are you sure we're not supposed to put a human in there first, then build around
them? It seems really hard to get in and out of this thing. Reys, if you wouldn't
mind, could you kind of like play around with the angle until this screw starts
to go in for me? Maybe shake it slower.
>> Shake it less stupid. >> Not even trying to pimp the screwdriver
right now, but aligning these with the screwdriver was way easier. You guys
should just abandon the Allen key. Uh, hold on. Let me just tighten them and
then you can have it. Does anyone else notice there's a lot of little bolts
that are just not tightened? >> The good news is that we basically only
have the guns and the monitors left. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Okay, let's figure out the guns.
>> I think this is a twoman lift if we want to get it up there safely.
>> Okay, >> beauty. >> This is not aligned at all.
>> Watch me.
>> Uh, yeah, you're in. >> No, I think you're cross-sighted. >> Should we put it on first?
>> I think we should put lube on it. >> Genuinely. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Okay.
>> I think the bigger issue is just that the angle's wrong. >> You can't even tell that it's not
screwed in. >> I think someone will tell when it falls on their head. And in it goes. Oh, and
all the all the lube farted out. What a stupid problem.
>> My 50 cal won't mount to my gaming chair.
>> We just need to get it perfectly aligned. Holy crap. I think we're going
to get it. Nice. This is never coming
apart again. All right. For all the pain
that it was to get it set up, it looks pretty cool.
>> Look at that. First try. >> Cash money, boys. So, it was a skill
issue on the other side then. No. No, it wasn't. The other side was really poorly
open. >> Oh, it's way cooler with two. Look at it from the front.
>> Uh, >> stand right there. >> Yeah, stand right there. Stand right there. >> Yeah, stand. Very funny, you guys. It
looks kind of dangerous, you know. Am I the only one who feels like this level
of engineering for the slide was not necessary for a prop gun.
>> Reload action is pretty freaking sweet. >> We keep telling them, "Why did you do it
this way?" And then we keep being like, "Oh man, this is cool. This freaking cool.
>> I can't put the back on.
This needs a manual. We may want to email them at this point.
>> Hey, you solved it. What did I miss? >> You just have to make sure all the parts
are where they belong, including the piece that we had trouble with. Uh, belongs over here outside of the guns.
>> And you put the monitors on, too. Oh, this is like gaming ready now.
>> Actually, so excited for you to get in there. Although,
>> it goes at an angle when you pull it out. That's not actually great for
keeping stuff on here. >> But you got guns above your head, >> dude. It looks so sick. And I mean,
things don't have to not fall down if we just store them inside. >> These ammo boxes also double as snack
places. >> Oh, sick. Wait, did you not see the
mouse pad that it came with? >> Do you like the way that they're perfectly sized for the metal that they
go on top of? >> They're not. This is very not flat cuz
it slides this way. It slides this way. It should really go this way and this
way a little bit. >> This is one of your controllers.
Be careful. You can do a combination of movements that will chop your freaking
hand off. I got real close. >> How do I stop it?
>> Usually when you press it again. >> How do I stop it? >> Usually when I press it again. >> David.
>> David, how do I How do I stop it? >> When I press it again,
>> it's encroaching. >> It'll stop on its own. Like,
>> wait, where is it even moving? >> It's just moving along the gun barrel.
Like you can see the like lube marks where it is originally. One thing I can
see right now is these uh these lights here. These are not great.
>> You thankfully can turn them off with the button that you have on the armrest.
>> They've got to be like this. Like this has got to be what they're for. But they just are. They're ass. Button three.
Okay. That's pretty cool. >> It's really cool. >> This is crazy. Can you
That's the flip side. There's definitely some creeks and crunches that I really
don't like at the end of the movement ranges. >> Also, do you remember how we had trouble
putting in that left barrel because it like wasn't quite aligned. >> Yeah,
>> I can tell the whole thing is this way a bit.
>> And so, because of the monitors, the whole thing is
this way a bit. Four, I assume, is the opposite of that. Can I stop it? Yes, I
can. >> Yeah, with this one, it interrupts. >> Five.
Oh, I'm going up. Am I going to crash into the keyboard? So far, the answer is
yes. Yes, I will. Contrary to how this might look, I'm not excited about what
just happened. Okay. Seven. >> I understand why it can't move faster,
but I wish it did. >> It would be really nice if it had
presets. Nine. >> One thing of note is you can actually
upgrade to a voice control package. That just seems so absurd, you know, in a
really grounded product. So, >> it's definitely cool. I'm locked in. The
uh position of the mouse pad is terrible. I feel like these arms might
be nice if they came with your angle a little bit. I understand why they don't
cuz there's a mouse on there. Is there anywhere to really rest your arms while you're gaming? You
>> can kind of put your elbow here and like
kind of here. Uh it's not optimal.
>> I mean, I would probably put my keyboard over there cuz I don't like having my
keyboard in the center. >> It would also have been nice if there was a way to change the tilt of the
monitors. >> Yeah, there's really not any control
with how you can mount these monitors. There's basically eight screw holes and
you screw through them. Hopefully it works. >> Windows is insane, dude. So, I'm in
game. Okay, whatever. I go out of game. So, my start menu is popping up here
over top of nothing. I want to change the volume. So, I click that over here
and it pops up over like I don't know if this is NVIDIA drivers or if this is
Microsoft. >> To be fair, this is probably a NVIDIA
surround issue. We use NVIDIA Surround so that it shows up as one giant monitor
to Windows. Shame on both of them. Uh, okay. Speakers. Real tech audio. Yeah,
I'm not hearing anything through these speakers. Am I Oh.
Okay, they work.
My head hits them when I There's like nowhere to fit my head when I don't have
the headrest down. Oh, man. There's like a
>> a metal bar that holds everything together. >> Oh, man.
>> Do you want the headrest back? >> Yeah, sure.
>> Oh, it's worse. It's hor. >> It like knocks my hat off. What the?
>> But you got that from ltstore.com. >> I know.
>> A >> It says LT on it. I wanted to knock it
off.
>> What the is it? How is it so bad?
Is unfathomably bad. You just slip off of it. Somehow being
>> if I pull it out >> on it is worse than slipping off of it,
which is somehow worse than not having it, which is somehow worse than being on
it. It's
wo I don't think I've ever seen it do this. >> What are the specs of this machine
anyway? >> This is the latest Alienware Area 51.
It's equipped with a Intel Core Ultra 285K as well as a 5090. It is a pretty
dang top tier system. So, under normal circumstances, this thing absolutely
rips at 11K resolution. Nothing does.
This This is a pretty top end
>> and it's gone. Okay, I'm just going to fire up the NVIDIA app and see if
there's maybe a driver up there. Yeah,
>> they're not as bad as I expected, but that's the nicest thing that I can
say about them. I expected them to be really, really, really bad. Dude, I
blame Microsoft. Did you see that? Looking for network. Looking for sol.
What are you talking about? Just go get into Windows. Buddy, what is this? Your
device ran into a problem and couldn't be repaired. >> Are you freaking kidding me?
>> This was working like 2 seconds before I sat down.
>> That honestly, you have a gift. >> I think they call it a curse. I've
noticed while I've been sitting here doing nothing while David's been troubleshooting out there that my butt's
starting to get pretty sweaty. Um, >> I think they should have a gun-shaped
fan pointed right at the rear end.
>> That's a wild thing to ask for. We are so back. All right, so now having
learned nothing, I'm going to reenable surround and launch the game again. Are
you serious right now? Full screen. Come on. >> No. Oh
>> yeah, buddy. It's way better than the last one. But my back is starting to get
a little sore. >> Okay. Would you trade the guns for massage functionality? >> I don't need a massage functionality. I
just need like erggo adjustments for the chair. >> So maybe Cyberpunk just doesn't
>> What? Did you see that? >> Maybe Cyberpunk doesn't like surround.
Like I said, I had Fortza Horizon 5 working. So I say we go into a game that
I know works. >> Well, this is a good sign. NVIDIA Surround and AMD Affinity have become
such niche use cases at this point that it never surprises me when things don't
work properly. But I feel really bad for the folks that rely on it to work. It's
so frustrating to buy into something and have it kind of work for like 15 years,
you know? >> Yeah. Why won't my Crossfire graphics cards work anymore in AMD? Come on.
>> Well, no, but I think this is different than that. Like, it's a technology that
we've been sold for so long and has just never really worked great for just as
long. It um occurs to me as I'm jumping
head first into a racing game that there is absolutely
no way to mount like a stick shift or a
wheel or anything to this. >> No, you could kind of jerryrig
something, but it would not be a good solution. I'd actually be more likely to
buy something like this if it was optimized as a flight sim setup or a
racing sim setup, not as a general purpose gaming cockpit.
>> This is pretty freaking insane, though. And like if there was another car that
was bothering me, I could just be like, "LIGHT THEM UP, BOYS."
>> THAT'S THE FORZA Horizon expansion I want. >> Forza X World of Tanks.
>> Do you feel immersed? >> I do feel immersed. I wish that the
angle was a little better. But hey, at least these Dell monitors have a pretty
solid viewing angle, so it's not bothering me that much. Are these cutie?
>> Yes. >> Waiting behind traffic like A SUCKER. OH
GOD. >> Stout little man.
It's like far quad in a suit of armor. >> Apply.
>> The heck. >> I don't think I've ever seen a game give up faster than that.
>> Doom black screens the second I launched it. Trying Red Dead Redemption now. Come
on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> I see a loading bar. Oh. Oh, here we go.
>> I like that this video has transformed from the Kloven's chair to the David
Alina's try and fail to make NVIDIA surround work. I feel like the wow guy
from South Park right now. >> We are getting painfully close to Wall-E
though. Just need wheels on this thing. >> It has wheels. I'm not going to try to
move it this time. I'm going to let it just I'm going to give it a sec.
>> Look like some weird indie game. Oh, hey. Oh,
>> you know what? Giving it a sec does legitimately seem to help a little bit.
To be clear, this game may not support surround at all. Like, you know,
clearly. screen. Look at the way this house just like is sometimes a wire or
is sometimes just framed and sometimes is a complete house. Do you see this?
>> Yeah. >> The thing I like is how it has like that 3D effect for social media where there's
black bars and then the things pop out of the black bars. >> I'm building the fence. I'm playing
Fortnite, bro. >> We're going to turn it down to like medium settings.
>> How about we drop the resolution down? >> Sure. I'm beginning to think this may be
an edge case that is specific to our exact hardware and software right now
because I just can't imagine that this is this broken under normal
circumstances. I'm not willing to draw any conclusion other than that
this didn't work for us today and frankly it doesn't affect the conclusion
of this video anyway. This is a super weird chair with a very niche use case.
You have to be someone who doesn't want any SIM equipment, just wants a keyboard
and mouse, but doesn't want them to be easily reachable, and wants your chair
to look like a gun. >> But how will this chair do when it's being daily driven? We're going to find
out by having Sammy sit in it every single day instead of his regular desk.
You should check it out. lg.gg/flatplane.
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