I Spent $6128 Dollars on Tech Ads!
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Check out the products from the video: Vynalor Pressure Washer: lmg.gg 68 in 1 Electric Screwdriver Kit with 64 Magnetic Bits: lmg.gg CHUZHAO Digital Twin-lens Reflex Camera: lmg.gg Syntovia Endoscope Camera: lmg.gg The "might remove it" Babywah HomeGuard Vacuum: lmg.gg MECHEN-M30 Lossless MP3 Player: geni.us Breth, Vibration Guided Breathwork: lmg.gg Segway GoKart Pro2: lmg.gg ► GET OUR MERCH: lttstore.com ► GET EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON FLOATPLANE: lmg.gg ► GET A VPN: piavpn.com ► SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, AND PARTNERS: lmg.gg Purchases made through some store links may provide some compensation to Linus Media Group. CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Intro 0:50 The "Might Remove It" 2:46 COOLiFY 5:20 Pressure Washer 8:10 Electric Screwdriver 10:45 Endoscope 12:25 Game Stick 14:07 Breth 15:44 HiFi MP3 Player 17:20 CHUZHAO 18:50 GoKart 24:30 Outro
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Thanks to @torrasglobal for sponsoring this video! Stay cool anytime, anywhere.
The video opens with Linus and Elijah introducing a sponsorship from Coolify, teasing a roundup of overpriced or quirky tech ads they encountered. They explain that they spent roughly $6,000 across various advertised gadgets, ranging from a pressure washer to a handheld vacuum and a Go Kart, with the goal of evaluating not just the products but the ads that promoted them. The hosts discuss the concept of the video, highlighting the contrast between shiny marketing and real-world usefulness, while examining the Coolify Cyber, Air, and related devices. They show curiosity about how different devices actually perform, comparing claimed capabilities with their firsthand testing. The segment sets up an expectation of humor, scrutiny, and honest verdicts rather than pure ad promotion, and they tease some of the more outrageous items to come in the lineup.
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