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Alex: Good morning Floatplane. 2 00:00:01.835 --> 00:00:05.972 Here's the second intro to an excellent little video for you guys; 3 00:00:05.972 --> 00:00:07.640 because we've might've had some technical difficulty. 4 00:00:07.707 --> 00:00:12.445 But anyway, I have this beautiful blue surface laptop number the seven, 5 00:00:12.445 --> 00:00:18.251 and I have this absolutely beautiful custom skin that I got to go with this blue laptop. 6 00:00:18.251 --> 00:00:19.719 The sad thing is though- 7 00:00:19.719 --> 00:00:24.824 When my blue laptop arrived the top third of the trackpad did not work. 8 00:00:24.824 --> 00:00:29.796 Microsoft did send a replacement, so I just very simply took the trackpad from the replacement 9 00:00:30.163 --> 00:00:31.965 and put it into the other one. 10 00:00:32.165 --> 00:00:35.535 How good is the repairability on these things? Let's find out. 11 00:00:35.535 --> 00:00:37.404 Sammy: Have you ever repaired a laptop before? 12 00:00:37.604 --> 00:00:39.472 Alex: Have I repaired a laptop before? 13 00:00:39.506 --> 00:00:41.741 I've taken a lot apart, I've modified many. 14 00:00:42.308 --> 00:00:46.212 I don't know if I would say that I've necessarily repaired them. 15 00:00:46.446 --> 00:00:48.381 Sammy: So this is uncharted territory for you? 16 00:00:48.681 --> 00:00:50.717 Alex: Yeah, I guess you could say this is uncharted territory, 17 00:00:50.717 --> 00:00:55.722 even though I've done much more than modify; or I've done much more than repair. 18 00:00:55.722 --> 00:00:57.557 I've modified them many a time. 19 00:00:57.757 --> 00:01:02.062 Getting these little thingies off has been pretty easy; we have torx. 20 00:01:03.096 --> 00:01:06.299 I'm guessing T5, because it looked kind of small. 21 00:01:06.366 --> 00:01:09.369 Alex: I have no clue how repairable these laptops are. 22 00:01:09.402 --> 00:01:10.136 Sammy: Hahahaha. 23 00:01:10.804 --> 00:01:14.107 Sammy: So is this another episode of Alex quote unquote "fixes"? 24 00:01:14.908 --> 00:01:17.577 Alex: This is not going to be like that TV video. 25 00:01:18.111 --> 00:01:21.681 We're going to have at least somewhat working laptops at the end of this for sure; 26 00:01:21.681 --> 00:01:24.350 hopefully a fully functional laptop. 27 00:01:25.785 --> 00:01:27.153 Okay, easy! 28 00:01:27.787 --> 00:01:30.323 All right battery, we want to remove this. 29 00:01:30.323 --> 00:01:33.059 I guess first let's have a little look at what we have in here. 30 00:01:33.059 --> 00:01:36.196 Absolutely massive battery right here. 31 00:01:36.196 --> 00:01:39.966 This is good for... for for for, 32 00:01:42.836 --> 00:01:46.706 It's good for 54 watt-hours, we have our SSD right here; 33 00:01:46.706 --> 00:01:50.944 it's upgradeable technically, but it is one of those really annoying short boys. 34 00:01:50.944 --> 00:01:54.013 Looks like we have our Wi-Fi card there, which is not upgradeable. 35 00:01:54.013 --> 00:01:55.748 and a single heat pipe 36 00:01:55.748 --> 00:01:58.718 Normally the battery has a fairly large connector. 37 00:01:58.718 --> 00:02:01.187 So I'm looking for that because I want to undo it, 38 00:02:01.187 --> 00:02:04.724 and first of all I just don't want this thing starting up randomly; 39 00:02:05.225 --> 00:02:06.793 and also I need to take out the battery. 40 00:02:07.227 --> 00:02:08.595 I'm just gonna start removing screws. 41 00:02:08.595 --> 00:02:10.830 Sammy: What do you think the success rates gonna be for this? 42 00:02:11.030 --> 00:02:15.568 Alex: The success rate for this, is either I can do it or I can't. 43 00:02:15.602 --> 00:02:16.669 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 44 00:02:16.736 --> 00:02:20.006 Alex: It's a sort of thing where I don't know how repairable this laptop is; 45 00:02:20.073 --> 00:02:24.277 but I suspect that it's going to be relatively straightforward, 46 00:02:24.277 --> 00:02:27.046 but sometimes you just can't take stuff out. 47 00:02:27.313 --> 00:02:30.550 Anyway, I think that we have access to our trackpad. 48 00:02:30.550 --> 00:02:34.921 This is going to be an incredibly finicky little cable right here, 49 00:02:34.921 --> 00:02:40.693 and I would not be surprised at all if just fiddling with this might bring our trackpad back to life. 50 00:02:40.793 --> 00:02:41.995 There we go. 51 00:02:43.129 --> 00:02:45.431 All right. and does it just fall out now? Yes. 52 00:02:46.566 --> 00:02:47.734 Would you look at that. 53 00:02:49.636 --> 00:02:52.005 And we now hav- 54 00:02:52.472 --> 00:02:54.440 That's a lot of washers that just came out of there. 55 00:02:54.507 --> 00:02:55.675 Sammy: *Laughs* Alex: Which side were those on? 56 00:02:55.808 --> 00:02:57.710 Alex: Those must have been in here I guess? 57 00:02:57.710 --> 00:02:59.212 Oh those all went- 58 00:03:00.313 --> 00:03:02.949 That's gonna be a pain in the arse to get back on. 59 00:03:02.982 --> 00:03:03.750 Sammy: Hahahaha. 60 00:03:03.816 --> 00:03:06.152 Alex: Well, that's a problem for in a minute. 61 00:03:06.219 --> 00:03:07.220 Sammy: Hahaha. 62 00:03:07.353 --> 00:03:12.025 Alex: I was debating also swapping out the keyboard, just so that we had like trackpad and keyboard 63 00:03:12.025 --> 00:03:15.228 and just like a completely strange thing on the go. 64 00:03:15.228 --> 00:03:18.898 But that's gonna be just way more effort than I feel like putting in right now. 65 00:03:19.299 --> 00:03:25.905 We need to remove literally everything to get at the keyboard, which we could do; 66 00:03:27.407 --> 00:03:30.910 but it's currently what? It's 5:23? 67 00:03:31.077 --> 00:03:33.446 You don't start projects like that at 5:23. 68 00:03:33.479 --> 00:03:38.218 First one down, second one should be pretty simple. 69 00:03:38.318 --> 00:03:40.553 The colors are going to clash horribly. 70 00:03:40.553 --> 00:03:41.421 Sammy: *Laughs*. 71 00:03:41.854 --> 00:03:43.356 Alex: I am so sorry Microsoft, 72 00:03:43.489 --> 00:03:46.726 we literally just started getting back on their good side. 73 00:03:46.826 --> 00:03:47.727 Sammy: Hahahaha. 74 00:03:48.661 --> 00:03:50.029 Alex: This is not going to help. 75 00:03:50.730 --> 00:03:52.198 Sammy: So how many screws are we at so far? 76 00:03:53.333 --> 00:03:56.369 Alex: Let's see, I think 25. 77 00:03:56.669 --> 00:04:02.775 I do have to say though, taking this apart, super simple that was really easy. 78 00:04:03.876 --> 00:04:06.913 Same with getting the battery out, if you want to replace a battery in this thing; 79 00:04:07.747 --> 00:04:10.116 very easy, you do not have to worry about it; 80 00:04:10.216 --> 00:04:12.185 as long as Microsoft gets you the parts of course. 81 00:04:12.252 --> 00:04:15.388 Sammy: So is Microsoft then pro repair ability? 82 00:04:15.488 --> 00:04:19.058 Alex: I don't know if I'd go as far as to say that Microsoft is pro repair ability; 83 00:04:19.058 --> 00:04:19.626 Sammy: Hahahaha. 84 00:04:19.659 --> 00:04:23.429 Alex: But given that the first surface laptop was literally glued together, 85 00:04:23.429 --> 00:04:24.030 Sammy: Oh, yeah. 86 00:04:24.230 --> 00:04:28.101 Alex: this this is so much better, they have come a long way. 87 00:04:28.134 --> 00:04:28.735 Sammy: Yeah. 88 00:04:29.302 --> 00:04:32.939 Alex: Okay, here we go, battery out. 89 00:04:33.106 --> 00:04:35.842 It's the sort of thing that I wish that I could just not put back in; 90 00:04:35.908 --> 00:04:41.180 but given that the force that you press on this tells it like if you're clicking and stuff, 91 00:04:41.214 --> 00:04:42.282 that would probably be a problem. 92 00:04:42.315 --> 00:04:44.951 Alex: I just remembered what we got on Microsoft's bad side. 93 00:04:44.984 --> 00:04:46.019 Sammy: Hahaha, why? 94 00:04:46.019 --> 00:04:50.823 Alex: That was the Surface Laptop, Pro? Is that what it's called? 95 00:04:50.857 --> 00:04:53.626 and we were the first ones to open it up; 96 00:04:53.626 --> 00:04:58.331 and we did not know that there were some hidden screws, that you were not able to see. 97 00:04:58.331 --> 00:05:00.933 And we just reefed on it until it came apart. 98 00:05:00.933 --> 00:05:04.904 I'm going to take this off and try to just leave those washers where they are; 99 00:05:05.271 --> 00:05:10.877 and just keeping those washers in place, I'm just going to try and put this directly at it. 100 00:05:12.312 --> 00:05:13.680 Alex: Oh, f***! 101 00:05:14.080 --> 00:05:15.381 Sammy: Hahahahaha! 102 00:05:15.915 --> 00:05:16.382 Sammy: Did it fall? 103 00:05:16.616 --> 00:05:18.885 Alex: No, there's a magnet in here; 104 00:05:19.619 --> 00:05:26.526 which is presumably part of the force part of the force touchpad, and the washers have magneted to it. 105 00:05:26.659 --> 00:05:28.161 Oh, it's gonna be pain in the ass. 106 00:05:28.261 --> 00:05:30.797 Sammy: You know, you can just not take a surface laptop. 107 00:05:31.164 --> 00:05:33.066 Alex: I could just not take a surface laptop, 108 00:05:33.800 --> 00:05:36.035 but look at the content that we're getting right now. 109 00:05:36.202 --> 00:05:36.869 Sammy: Hahahaha. 110 00:05:36.869 --> 00:05:38.404 Alex: Oh, you d***head! 111 00:05:38.571 --> 00:05:42.008 I want to use this laptop because it seems like a really good laptop. 112 00:05:43.676 --> 00:05:47.213 Well signs are definitely to the contrary at the moment, but- 113 00:05:47.246 --> 00:05:48.281 Sammy: *Laughs* 114 00:05:48.481 --> 00:05:52.552 Alex: Reliability aside it seems like it's a really good laptop, so I'm going to hold this here. 115 00:05:52.719 --> 00:05:56.723 All right we've got two screws in, should we take a look at how gnarly this is gonna be? 116 00:05:58.358 --> 00:06:01.027 Alex: Pffawwwwwwww. 117 00:06:01.027 --> 00:06:03.062 Alex: It looks so bad. Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 118 00:06:03.629 --> 00:06:08.134 Alex: It looks terrible, it looks so bad. Sammy: It doesn't look bad. 119 00:06:08.134 --> 00:06:09.569 Sammy: It doesn't look bad. 120 00:06:09.902 --> 00:06:12.071 Alex: This color is fu***** ugly. 121 00:06:12.238 --> 00:06:13.906 Look at this, it's- 122 00:06:14.774 --> 00:06:18.511 This is the sort of color that was like trendy like three years ago, 123 00:06:18.845 --> 00:06:23.216 and now it just looks horrible, especially here. 124 00:06:23.282 --> 00:06:27.186 Sammy: It kind of like reminds me of like, you know like in Halo, like the visor; 125 00:06:27.286 --> 00:06:29.088 It kind of looks like a visor helmet, you know? 126 00:06:29.288 --> 00:06:30.223 Alex: It, hmmmm. 127 00:06:30.256 --> 00:06:31.023 Sammy: Haha! 128 00:06:31.057 --> 00:06:33.226 Alex: Push that down, that's good. 129 00:06:33.659 --> 00:06:37.296 They did have some tape on top of it, which I kind of want to replicate. 130 00:06:37.296 --> 00:06:39.932 Sammy: You know it's very on brand that you have a janky one. 131 00:06:40.767 --> 00:06:42.435 Alex: Yeah. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 132 00:06:42.668 --> 00:06:47.740 Sammy: You know if this works we can DIY a whole new laptop, we really could. 133 00:06:48.007 --> 00:06:50.476 Alex: We can DIY a laptop whenever we want. 134 00:06:50.643 --> 00:06:54.046 Well, I guess when you say DIY a laptop, what exactly does that entail in your mind? 135 00:06:54.313 --> 00:06:56.282 Sammy: Like making your own laptop without framework. 136 00:06:56.349 --> 00:06:57.850 Alex: I don't want to make my own laptop. 137 00:06:57.884 --> 00:06:58.718 Sammy: *Laughs* 138 00:06:58.751 --> 00:07:01.320 Alex: You realize how much a pain in the ass making a laptop is? 139 00:07:01.320 --> 00:07:01.821 Sammy: Hahahaha. 140 00:07:01.854 --> 00:07:05.091 Alex: Making any product is, but in particular a laptop. 141 00:07:05.091 --> 00:07:08.361 Sammy: I mean yeah, I can tell about how long this is to replace one thing. 142 00:07:09.996 --> 00:07:16.402 Alex: I have talked to Nirav, the CEO of Framework quite a bit; 143 00:07:16.836 --> 00:07:20.139 and all of it just sounds like a huge pain in the ass, like 144 00:07:20.139 --> 00:07:22.275 good dude, good product, like the stuff. 145 00:07:22.675 --> 00:07:24.343 Man, I do not envy him. 146 00:07:24.510 --> 00:07:29.048 I'm always just like oh, why don't you do this? That would be really cool. 147 00:07:29.081 --> 00:07:33.953 And he's like, yeah I would love to; have you tried contacting suppliers to try and 148 00:07:34.120 --> 00:07:39.025 get low volumes of super exotic panels and stuff like that? 149 00:07:39.025 --> 00:07:43.729 Like the panel from my HP right here; fantastic, it would fit in the Framework 13. 150 00:07:44.730 --> 00:07:49.469 I don't know how much HP pays for those, but given that that laptop super expensive 151 00:07:49.469 --> 00:07:55.107 I think it's not cheap, and it's low volume, and Framework cannot do that. 152 00:07:55.975 --> 00:07:58.411 Okay, I wonder if we have done it. 153 00:07:59.011 --> 00:08:03.216 I suspect yes, but we will turn it on before I fully plug it back up. 154 00:08:03.583 --> 00:08:09.088 I was talking to ASUS, who recently added chassis intrusion detection on their laptops; 155 00:08:10.056 --> 00:08:12.191 and Framework has it too for the same reason. 156 00:08:12.191 --> 00:08:14.727 And I was like, that's annoying, 157 00:08:14.727 --> 00:08:18.264 I wanted to turn on a laptop with the bottom off and I wasn't allowed to; 158 00:08:18.264 --> 00:08:23.536 and they were like, yeah but people that were upgrading their RAM had a really bad habit of 159 00:08:23.536 --> 00:08:25.438 not turning their computer off first. 160 00:08:25.771 --> 00:08:29.842 And replacing your RAM with your computer on is a bad idea. 161 00:08:30.142 --> 00:08:34.947 So they added the chassis intrusion switch, and now way less laptops get killed in upgrades. 162 00:08:34.981 --> 00:08:37.550 There we go, I believe the operation is complete. 163 00:08:38.918 --> 00:08:41.687 Bring us over here, turn it on. 164 00:08:42.154 --> 00:08:43.456 Sammy: Nice glam shot of- 165 00:08:43.523 --> 00:08:44.423 Sammy: Hahahaha. 166 00:08:44.657 --> 00:08:49.295 It's kind of, okay- It's kind of growing on me, the color scheme. 167 00:08:49.462 --> 00:08:50.263 Alex: Uhh... 168 00:08:50.596 --> 00:08:51.497 Sammy: Is it not turning on? 169 00:08:51.764 --> 00:08:54.901 Alex: Actually, a lot of laptops have a thing where when the batteries's unplugged 170 00:08:54.967 --> 00:08:57.703 you need to plug it into the wall before it will turn on, one sec. 171 00:08:57.703 --> 00:08:58.337 Sammy: Oh. 172 00:08:59.639 --> 00:09:02.408 Alex: Okay, come on, hell yeah there we go; just need to plug it in. 173 00:09:02.842 --> 00:09:05.578 Alex: Now the question is was the problem the trackpad? 174 00:09:05.978 --> 00:09:10.283 Or something to do with the controller or the motherboard that 175 00:09:10.616 --> 00:09:12.618 just so happened to affect the trackpad. 176 00:09:13.019 --> 00:09:16.489 As you can tell I was clearly just banking it, on it being a trackpad problem. 177 00:09:16.589 --> 00:09:17.723 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 178 00:09:18.024 --> 00:09:21.494 Alex: All the way at the top! All the way to the bottom! Oh, man. 179 00:09:21.827 --> 00:09:26.966 I think we have a successful repair, heck to the yes. 180 00:09:27.166 --> 00:09:30.570 Now I just need to button it up, do up this one and then we should be good to go. 181 00:09:30.570 --> 00:09:35.274 I am slightly curious if when we put this trackpad into this if it just starts working; 182 00:09:35.508 --> 00:09:39.345 which means we probably could have just fiddled with this cable a bit and it would have been fine, 183 00:09:39.445 --> 00:09:41.647 but I kind of doubt that'll happen; we'll see. 184 00:09:41.847 --> 00:09:45.318 Sammy: If it did, it's very Linus Media Group brand to uh, 185 00:09:45.384 --> 00:09:47.453 do tough solutions for simple problems. 186 00:09:47.486 --> 00:09:48.654 Hahahahaha. 187 00:09:48.788 --> 00:09:50.723 Sammy: What would the, this plate look on there? 188 00:09:50.723 --> 00:09:53.025 Alex: Yeah, let's let's see what it looks like if we- 189 00:09:53.025 --> 00:09:53.726 Sammy: Might as well. 190 00:09:54.160 --> 00:09:54.594 Alex: Yeah. 191 00:09:55.328 --> 00:09:56.362 Alex: Hmmmmm. 192 00:09:56.495 --> 00:10:01.934 Sammy: Honestly, okay I can't tell if this like me like coping; but it doesn't look that bad. 193 00:10:01.934 --> 00:10:03.402 Alex: I kind of like it. 194 00:10:03.970 --> 00:10:05.671 Alex: Because, because when it's just this 195 00:10:05.738 --> 00:10:06.138 Sammy: Yeah. 196 00:10:06.172 --> 00:10:10.109 Alex: It's kind of like what's on the go? but when it's like that and that, 197 00:10:11.077 --> 00:10:12.311 I don't know I kind of dig it. 198 00:10:12.345 --> 00:10:13.446 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 199 00:10:13.613 --> 00:10:14.647 Alex: All right, screw it! 200 00:10:14.647 --> 00:10:15.781 Sammy: Hahahaha. 201 00:10:16.282 --> 00:10:17.650 Alex: I'm so sorry Microsoft. 202 00:10:17.650 --> 00:10:18.451 Sammy: *Laughing* 203 00:10:18.451 --> 00:10:19.151 Alex: Blue dots. 204 00:10:19.151 --> 00:10:20.786 Sammy: Oh my God, hahahaha. 205 00:10:20.786 --> 00:10:22.888 Sammy: Nohahahahaha. 206 00:10:24.123 --> 00:10:27.259 Alex: We're sending the laptop with the broken trackpad back. 207 00:10:27.360 --> 00:10:27.827 Sammy: Uhuh. 208 00:10:27.994 --> 00:10:30.930 Alex: Microsoft's going to get it and just be like what the f***. 209 00:10:31.163 --> 00:10:31.998 Sammy: *Laughs* 210 00:10:32.031 --> 00:10:35.601 Alex: I really like this laptop now, I'm like emotionally connected to it. 211 00:10:35.768 --> 00:10:37.336 Sammy: Yeah, we- There's a journey here. 212 00:10:37.370 --> 00:10:37.803 Alex: Yeah. 213 00:10:38.804 --> 00:10:40.673 Sammy: See now everything looks like intentional, you know. 214 00:10:40.673 --> 00:10:41.207 Alex: Yeah. 215 00:10:41.207 --> 00:10:43.175 Sammy: It looks like those uh, designer... 216 00:10:43.609 --> 00:10:48.447 Alex: Yeah, this is a one-of-a-kind Surface laptop, that you'll find nowhere else. 217 00:10:50.383 --> 00:10:52.251 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 218 00:10:52.318 --> 00:10:54.020 Sammy: Oh, you know what this reminds me of actually? 219 00:10:54.186 --> 00:10:57.957 This might be more of a, like a Millennial, Zoomer thing. 220 00:10:58.224 --> 00:11:00.493 So there was a small trend at the time, 221 00:11:00.726 --> 00:11:04.296 you know when phones had like their SIM cards like on the outside? 222 00:11:04.797 --> 00:11:07.333 couples will swap up their SIM cards slider, 223 00:11:07.333 --> 00:11:08.567 Sammy: so then they had different colors. Alex: Ooooh. 224 00:11:09.035 --> 00:11:10.202 Sammy: So this kind of reminds me of this. 225 00:11:11.470 --> 00:11:14.340 Alex: I was thinking of there was like a Golf color way. 226 00:11:14.440 --> 00:11:17.243 It's going to look insane with the dbrand skin. 227 00:11:17.610 --> 00:11:18.344 Sammy: Hahahaha. 228 00:11:18.377 --> 00:11:19.512 Alex: I haven't seen it yet. 229 00:11:19.645 --> 00:11:20.346 Sammy: Oh yeah? 230 00:11:20.346 --> 00:11:22.715 Alex: But I do know that there's a scorpion. 231 00:11:23.149 --> 00:11:27.153 ...wonder, I should just get you a South Korea dbrand skin. 232 00:11:27.219 --> 00:11:29.422 Sammy: Oh that would be so- That'd be so cool. 233 00:11:29.655 --> 00:11:32.191 Sammy: What a journey, first we said we hated it, now we love it. 234 00:11:32.258 --> 00:11:34.060 Alex: Yeah, I've come around. Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 235 00:11:34.593 --> 00:11:36.595 Alex: Just the trackpad I wasn't so sure. 236 00:11:36.662 --> 00:11:37.229 Sammy: Yeah. 237 00:11:37.730 --> 00:11:40.700 Alex: I do really want to see what it would look like with the keyboard swap, 238 00:11:40.766 --> 00:11:42.068 I think that would be sick. 239 00:11:42.234 --> 00:11:43.602 Sammy: Listen, do that on your own time. 240 00:11:43.602 --> 00:11:44.804 Alex: Yeah... yeah. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 241 00:11:45.504 --> 00:11:50.509 Alex: I need to talk to Microsoft, and get them to send like four different colorways. 242 00:11:50.543 --> 00:11:51.610 Sammy: *Laughs* 243 00:11:51.844 --> 00:11:57.383 Alex: Like oh, could you imagine a black laptop with, a blue bottom? 244 00:11:57.450 --> 00:11:58.384 Actually no, that would look bad. 245 00:11:58.417 --> 00:12:03.989 Sammy: No, I think like a fully black laptop with like, a unique color for a trackpad would be cool. 246 00:12:04.056 --> 00:12:09.462 Alex: Yeah, having the blue keyboard and trackpad on the black laptop would probably look sick. 247 00:12:09.495 --> 00:12:09.862 Sammy: Yeah. 248 00:12:09.929 --> 00:12:12.131 Alex: So Alex, Arty asked you this question. 249 00:12:12.531 --> 00:12:15.835 But what are your thoughts on the current political economic state right now? 250 00:12:16.135 --> 00:12:17.770 Alex: That was Arty that asked me that question? 251 00:12:17.803 --> 00:12:19.605 Sammy: Yeah, that was, now it's just... 252 00:12:20.106 --> 00:12:23.042 Alex: Since then, worse, things are worse. 253 00:12:23.042 --> 00:12:27.713 Alex: All that said Galen Weston jr. still a d***head, f*** that guy. 254 00:12:27.747 --> 00:12:28.714 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 255 00:12:28.981 --> 00:12:30.750 Sammy: Every time you try to fix something, we’ll just ask you that everytime 256 00:12:30.783 --> 00:12:31.383 Alex: Yeah. 257 00:12:31.417 --> 00:12:32.418 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 258 00:12:32.585 --> 00:12:35.321 Alex: and maybe Loblaws will come around someday. 259 00:12:35.821 --> 00:12:37.123 I really like the blue bottom, I mean, 260 00:12:37.123 --> 00:12:41.360 Sammy: Yeah, the blue bottom is nice, but I don't think it matches with the the laptop color overall. 261 00:12:41.827 --> 00:12:45.097 Alex: But maybe the blue trackpad looks sick, we haven't seen that yet. 262 00:12:45.164 --> 00:12:46.398 Sammy: True, true. 263 00:12:49.335 --> 00:12:49.735 Alex: Bad. 264 00:12:49.769 --> 00:12:54.740 Alex and Sammy: *Laughing* 265 00:12:55.508 --> 00:12:57.276 Sammy: Oh my god. 266 00:12:57.476 --> 00:12:59.945 Alex: That's like, kind of questionable; This is horrible. 267 00:12:59.979 --> 00:13:01.380 Sammy: Hahahaha. 268 00:13:02.481 --> 00:13:05.151 Sammy: It looks like it looks like a replacement. 269 00:13:05.217 --> 00:13:08.821 like it looks like you 3d printed something, and then you just like place it on there. 270 00:13:08.821 --> 00:13:12.725 Alex: And now we just have to confirm that the trackpad still doesn't work, 271 00:13:13.359 --> 00:13:17.196 or maybe all of this was for nothing and we could have just fiddled with the cable. 272 00:13:17.196 --> 00:13:21.066 Top of the trackpad still doesn't work, confirms that this was the issue; 273 00:13:22.234 --> 00:13:24.804 but we have one working Surface laptop. 274 00:13:24.804 --> 00:13:28.507 And I am very happy with it, I'm going to daily drive it for a month and 275 00:13:29.341 --> 00:13:31.544 maybe just keep on daily driving it if I feel like it; 276 00:13:31.544 --> 00:13:34.413 or maybe we'll switch back to the Dragonfly, because I do really love that laptop. 277 00:13:34.413 --> 00:13:37.817 I hope that you guys enjoyed this video hit like get subscribed. 278 00:13:37.817 --> 00:13:39.385 If you're already subscribed, I don't know. 279 00:13:39.952 --> 00:13:43.322 Umm, say hi to your mom or something, have a good day.