Handy Tech Under $100 Episode 2
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This is the second video in our "handy tech under $100" series. We show of four different gadgets that tickled our fancy. Sponsor link: linustechtips.com Pricing & availability: linustechtips.com Support link: linustechtips.com Suggestion thread for future $100 or less videos: linustechtips.com Join our community forum: bit.ly twitter.com @LinusTech Intro Screen Music Credit: Adhesive Wombat -
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Handy Tech Under $100 Episode 2 expands the budget gadget tour with four compact, budget-friendly devices aimed at everyday tech users. The video opens by presenting the Cooler Master cooler as a reference point for high-value features in a tight price range, then moves into compact accessories designed to simplify charging and connectivity on the go. The first item is the Charge Key and Charge Card, a tiny system that replaces bulky cables with a wear-on-your-keychain solution. The host details two versions, micro USB and Lightning, a straightforward 30-day return policy, and a lifetime warranty, highlighting the practical tradeoffs between portability and charging speed. Next up is a USB to Ethernet adapter, pitched as a solution for reliable wired connections in an era of wireless drift, with notes on compatibility across Windows, Mac, Linux and even Android. The third gadget is the Titanium Smart Fast MD600 battery charger, which manages up to 16 AA or AAA cells in individual bays, provides per-bay charge status, and includes wall and car adapters for travel. The final showcase is the AirDock Indiegogo campaign, a magnetic, Chi wireless charging car mount with magnets and “magic foam” for a strong, low-effort bond to smooth surfaces, plus a winter-friendly caveat about surface restrictions and device compatibility. Throughout the segment the host emphasizes practical value for under $100, discussing real-world use cases like travel, desk setups, and in-car mounting, while noting samples and disclosures for transparency. The video closes with a clear disclosure of which items were purchased, provided for review, or sent by makers, along with a call to action to support the channel and participate in future gadget suggestions, underscoring the honest, no-nonsense vibe of the series.
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