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Hello lovelies. Do you live in a micro loft apartment due to the current

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economic stuff? No room for a full home

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theater setup? Well, Soundcore has the

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answer to this contrived situation. A full 7.1 surround sound speaker with a

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liquid cooled projector. Perfect for your living room outdoors or just

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entertainment during the ensuing climate wars. When Belle first told me about

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this, I thought it was going to be like a little desktop mount thing, but no. It's a full gigantic speakery thing. Oo.

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And apparently it's even got wheels and a handle and all that sort of good

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stuff. Look, you're supposed to roll it off.

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One of the easier unboxings I think I've done on ShortCircuit. Look at this

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thing. It's not super heavy. Good wheels. Sound up beyond reality.

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Hopefully it's got a power cable or something. I don't know if it was Is it

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battery powered? It's a bag in a bag. Got a thing for the

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handle, I guess. Nice. No power cable. I thought there was more

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stuff in here. Actually, it looks like

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all of that is self-contained.

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That is awesome. I wish more of these types of party speaker things did that.

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It's like a vacuum cleaner, but with a projector in it. We've got some

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plasticky things. We got a door for the laser projector. They're saying that

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it's water cooled, which is pretty neat. I don't know if that means it's got like

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a liquid loop or a proper copper thing with a block and everything. I don't

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think I'm going to be allowed to take it apart and have a look, but maybe there's

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a hammer somewhere on set. But it's not really like just a party speaker cuz

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it's got these weird satellite things. So, if I pop these out the back, look at

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that. It's like a Bluetooth speaker in

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another speaker. USBC. It's got feet. Oh my god, this is sick.

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It's a claymore. Front towards neighbors. So, we got two of those. And

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then how do we get these ones out?

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RL. Oh, front. Front left. Front right. I'm sure there was a there's an arrow

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button for these. Oh my god. It doesn't stop. It's got microphones in it, too.

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and a remote with built-in Netflix buttons and stuff like that. What's

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going on? I feel very dumb. Pull to

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project, press to power, match to marks.

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I mean, maybe they release when you turn it on. We've got rear left and rear

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right. And then these two guys when we get them out are going to go on the

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front. Looks like it's also got a Bluetooth speaker mode. So, I wonder if we could play some audio that way. Maybe

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if you had a full system and didn't want to use the projector component. It's

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pretty neat. Big speakers on the left and right. Big woofery thing right down

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there at the bottom. Exhaust fans. We've got some ports at the back here. We got

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HDMI, two USBC's, and a USBA, which is

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nice to see. And yeah, I guess last in the top here is going to be our

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microphones. So, we've got two uh

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they're pairable, they're powerable, they look really quite nice, actually.

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USBC on the bottom there. Very cool. Very, very cool. Uh, they even give you

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the direction that they're supposed to be. They got RGB in them. That's kind of sick, too. And then, yeah, of course,

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remote for controlling it like it would be a TV or maybe like a projector. First

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impressions of the build quality is really, really surprisingly high. These

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are metal and plastic and they feel sturdy and solid. And these legs as well

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feel really sturdy. Yeah, it looks like it's got a quarter20 on the bottom, I

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assume, so that you could mount it to something like an arm if you wanted it

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in a more permanent position, which would be kind of odd, but still really

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nice to include. Looks like they charge in the unit itself, but they've even got

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some ports on the back here, USBC, and a little power button, too. And you can

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set them into Bluetooth mode, it looks like. I'm excited to see what these side

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ones look like. They're held in really well for a portable speaker that you're

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going to be driving along the beach. There's like very little flex in the

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case. I love the rubberized thing here

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that holds on to the end of the power adapter. It seems really like well

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thought out. I'm quite surprised. I thought this would be more like a uh

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gimmick product, but it's actually seeming quite together. Handle is sturdy

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metal and it's got a nice like semi- rubberized grip. Yeah, it feels sturdy.

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I also forgot to mention they also sell a projector screen. This one's

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inflatable if you want to have it in your living room or outside. It's all

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pretty heavy but compact.

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Oh, there's the body that lives in there. They do a 10 ft and a 16.7 ft as

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well. Couldn't give us another couple inches. Come on, even numbers. Okay,

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there's our surface. So, it looks like the back is this nice

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soft. It's really luxurious like

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fabricish material. The plastic parts

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will be your pontoon. Nice fabric screen, white surface, not gray. So,

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you're not going to have super good light control in a bright environment,

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but most people can close the curtain.

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Should we blow her up? Took me a while like normal, but I did end up finding

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the hole. Looks like we just pop that out there. And then we have our battery

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operated pump. And that should just go

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in here. All right. And then we just pop on our ending nozzle thing here. It's

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got a lock on it. And the valve itself has this little unair escape one-way

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check valve, which is pretty cool. That just goes in there and turns and locks

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in. And then I guess we just push the

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button. It's whisper quiet.

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Okay, we got it mostly inflated. It's um it's

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big and it's too big for the set and I

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don't think we can use this. Uh it doesn't fit. We have it crossways in the

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the set. I mean, we've got the extended ceiling and it might be tall enough, but

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we don't have enough width. It's too girth. I don't I don't think this is for

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your living room. Uh

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it's big. Couple things I did notice is it's got a couple mounts each side for

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the satellite speakers on the side of the

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projector speaker. The pump also deflates too, so that might be good. Uh,

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it's also got another nozzle on the other side, so uh, you know, maybe it'll

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go down a bit faster. Yeah. I mean, it's got the the release, which is super

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nice. So, let's just stick this guy in here and see what happens, I guess.

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No, no, no, no, no.

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>> This very cozy. One thing I did notice when I was rolling around in it and

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fondling it a bit earlier is the screen is attached with what's some pretty

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heavy duty Velcro. So, I guess you could take it off and iron it or something

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like that or um that would probably be the smart thing to do when you put it

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away. Just kind of crumple it and then fold up the screen nicely. This one cost

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$2,000 and is, I guess, 17 ft plus the

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rest of the screen. Should we try the projector now? Okay. Well, after that

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fiasco, it looks like we have a normal screen. Uh, I think we found the extra

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pole, which is good. Let's turn it on. Finally, we got an extension cable. We

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got a thing. We got to take a bunch of stickers off. Let's Let's Let's do it

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up. Laser forge. It's got a laser warning. Oh, wow. AI image adjust.

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Everything's got AI. It's got depth sensing. Really nice looking lens on

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here. Oh my god. It's not piano black. This is the best thing I've seen all

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day. That is sick. Thank you. It's like

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rubberized as well. It's got a nipple um

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button. It's worring. Press to extend

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retract. So, this is why we couldn't get the side fumbles out cuz you got to push

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this button and then this happens. That

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is bonkers. And I guess they would work here, but there's a lock button on top.

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So, you push this button

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and now you have your fronts. So, these

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look like they've got two speakers in them. Same cool little feats that we saw

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on the back sides. These also have that

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quarter20 little light bar thing there.

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Looks like we also still have the the type-C and the power buttons on these

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guys. So, we'll just plug that in there. This one already looks like it's on.

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This is the front left. So, I'm going to come over. No, this is the front right.

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Sorry, the blue one. So, I'm going to pop that. And then, yeah, let's let's

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pop these guys out. So, these are going to be our rears.

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These are also on. I guess these guys will be standing up. Put this one over

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here. This is our rear, right? And why don't we put that in there? All right.

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It says we Oh, welcome. Oh, that makes

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more sense. I'm going to plop that here.

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How about that?

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Oh, what? It's got a light in it.

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Wow. It seems to have a really really wide screen adjust capabilities. We

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managed to squish it in super tight. It seems like, you know, this might be

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living room distance. That's pretty good. Looks like it's got quite a few

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intelligent adjusting things. I wish I had this at home. It's got that

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one-click image adjust, which it seems to be struggling a little bit here. Maybe because the lights are on. We can

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try that again when they're off. Um, spatial adaptation. I guess it figures

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out where it should be because of liars

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move and zoom. I mean, the projector lens seems to actually physically move,

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which is kind of cool. Flu Wave, there's a selling mistake. That's awesome. Flex

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Wave is uh I guess where things move

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around. We'll see. Eye Guard. Yeah, it's

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audio adapts to the environment. We'll see cuz this is like the worst set ever.

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It's got a cube for a ceiling. Um, eye

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guard obviously cuz it's lasers. Uh, it'll blind you instantly. Looks like it

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automatically comes off. Wall color abdication. Yeah, I've got a gray screen

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at home. That's difficult for some projectors. Uh, sure. We'll do Nebula

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Master. That sounds like us. Uh, it has

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an app, but it doesn't need an app, which makes me happy. We're at 100%

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brightness. Ambient light adaptation. Sure, why not? Let's have a look at some

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YouTube. And why don't we get the lights off?

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Hot damn. We've got our lights off now.

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And uh got Crab Rave video and music.

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It's like the perfect thing. Um you can see how bright it is. It looks a little

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pink to me right now, but I mean it's got quite a lot of color adjust. Maybe

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that's the Nebula Pro mode or whatever. Um let's give it a listen.

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One problem that I can kind of see is

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that's where all your subs and your bass is. So, where are you going to be

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sitting? Like next to that probably or

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it's going to be behind you maybe or on a table or something. I'm not entirely

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sure how that would work. Image quality looks pretty good. It's not too much

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blurring. Maybe a little bit under the sea there, but we do have it quite

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squished in. I mean, it's it's digital keystone

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rather than optical, so it's never going to be perfect. Perfect. The sound

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quality is excellent, even at kind of a slightly lower volume. Maybe if you're

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maxing it out, it's going to be a little bit crispy, but I mean, it's just two little tiny things. Even just like the

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uh the like button noises are are quite

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nice. Let's uh let's see if we can get some 7.1 on it. All right, our speakers

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are in one of the worst probably

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arrangements possible. We've got one pointing in the wrong

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place. We got one on the floor and we got two of them sort of thereish. I

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mean, maybe we'll point them in a bit. Give them a give him a bit of a fighting

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chance. And let's try this Flex Wave calibration and see what it sounds like.

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That's uh that's going to be like a new one for me. That is almost exactly where

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they are physically in the room.

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Oh, I'll tell you. It calculated the sweet spot to be about here. And this is

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a pretty damn good sweet spot, especially for this terrible, terrible,

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terrible speaker placement. They're really even and balanced, which is kind

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of cool.

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like really balanced. That's weird. That's That's strange. It's bassy. It's

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uh nice and even. And uh yeah, even with

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these speakers in like one of the worst things I have ever done and is an

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affront to uh home theater nerds everywhere. Uh even that one's no louder

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than that one. And that one's no louder than that one, even on the floor. So,

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you know, audio adaptation, whatever magic they're doing, is is quite

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fantastic. I would say the picture looks good, too. I would like to experiment a

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little bit with the um the color cuz it

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is a little pink in my opinion. And I

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don't think that's coming from our rear light over there. It may just be like a

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maladaptive color adaptation just because we've got blue over there and

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something else. So, let's see if we can change the like look of it. Yeah, there

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you go. So, that is adjusting the the like color profile quite heavily. So, we

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do movie HDR10. That's really warm. Will it remember my keystone settings? It

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will. That's also super nice.

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I think I turned motion plus back on. I hate that it's enabled by default.

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That's a mighty fine projector, even with this uh TV glaring on it, too.

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Very, very nice. I can definitely tell that it's a laser projector. The

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contrast ratios are great. It's super bright. And one thing that I didn't talk

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about is just how quiet this machine is.

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I can't hear it at all. I think my laptop and the camera fans are probably

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louder than it. Soundcore is claiming about 26 25 dBs for the sound of this

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thing. And like yeah, I can't really hear it at all. Maybe that has to do

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with the water cooling. It's just very very efficient. But normally you turn

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one of these things on and it's just you can definitely tell the fans there. You

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know, quiet scenes, that sort of thing. You get that worring. One thing we

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didn't really touch on was the karaoke mics, but I would probably expect these

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to behave just as well. I'm sure these

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are fine if you're into karaoke. They also have this other strange add-on

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which they're calling like space flow AI. You project it on the outside of a

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wall and it does the tracking on the wall. They're kind of showing examples

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where instead of decorating the front of your house, you would just like stick

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this out the front and then projection map your Windows and Christmas lights

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and holiday decorations on the front of your house, which is interesting because

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this thing costs $5,000.

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And what are you going to do? Put that in front of your house? It's kind of a

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little bit more rare that I see products here that kind of should cost that much.

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The build quality of this, the feature set that you get, the quality of the

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projector, and the quality of the satellite speakers in general is

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punching in that $5,000 kind of price range. Now, you could do really well for

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a home theater for $5,000, but now

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you're getting karaoke, you're getting something portable, you don't have to

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drill holes in the walls, you don't have to adjust a bunch of stuff. And, you

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know, really high-end 11.1.4 for

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whatever soundbar, 1,500 bucks. And this

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one's 7.1.4. So each of these little guys also have upfiring speakers.

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Projector like this, maybe also three or $4,000. So you're kind of getting in one

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package. If this is for you, I think it's probably for you. I have no idea

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the kind of person who would want to buy

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this, which is a bit of a problem. The other thing is that this is like a

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Kickstarter, too. So, they're giving about a thousand bucks off this and the

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screens and stuff like that if you back the Kickstarter. One of the only missing

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things in this package, unless I didn't read the instructions again properly,

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which were great, by the way, is 3D glasses. This is also capable of doing

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3D projection, too, if you're uh one of

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the people who have a 3D movie or find something that can actually serve them

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to you. I mean, maybe with HDMI or something like that. I mean, of course,

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like one of the big advantages of this is you could take it to somebody's

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house. You just basically pop these out, pop them on a table somewhere. You don't

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even have to care where you put them because it seems to auto correct so

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well. And then, you know, put the speakers away.

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And like just as fast as that, I'm packed up and ready to go on to the next

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thing or throw it back in the closet. I have no idea. This is a weird class of

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products, especially for $5,000. It's certainly not a novelty. I'll put it

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that way. If you liked this video, why don't you check out one of the other

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party speakers I've done? There's some fun ones from Sony.