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I agree. No app or Wifi or built in GPS. NOT needed or recommended on a dash camera.

Now we have to make do with these small sets like pro logic, etc... pretty sure alot pple still roll tower cpu's...an not jus labtops.

Klipsch hit there high peak on cpu speakers and a powered subwoofer way back in the day, it was a 4.1 THX and it was powered on the dual 6in sub with a Bash amp which was awsome, till a year ago... an it finally just tanked out on me. But respectfully, they were old, thinkn late 90's early 2000's.. But I had changed the foam around subwoofer speaker, but man that set would shake your room with that lil sub. Wanna say it was 500 watt sub, but I kept reading 400 elsewhere. Woulda been cool to heard the specs on these new ones, I may missed it tho. Dunno why some1 like klipsch will not put a gr8 over top cpu speaker set. Seems every1 gave up on tower table cpu's. Shame...

What exact size of light 10 degree system did you get? The 25" large?

Just got the AP-02, seems great! If the legs where divided in 4 sections to make it more compact and the locks in metal, this would be unbeatable. At the price, it already is.

bro this chair is EXACTLY the same as the razer iskur v1 chair and i mean EXACTLY, i got tot try one out i can see the lumbar bladder had to be made of a durable rubber material maybe fittin some cover over it? anyhow the chair felt AWESOME my back was totally supported and the lumbar moves with your body maintaining support, i tried all the chairs in office depot, this is the one i came back to. obviously razer isnt manufacutring their chairs, because this is exact copy of a razer iskur but for two hundred bucks less

this looks just like the original razer iskur chair

I have had two pairs of these since October. I love them but the auto off has been the only thing I HATED about them. It would take about 40 seconds! Thanks to you just fixed them!

After ten miles if you're not at war take a break

Have both for years. Used them everywhere traveling and road trips. The 24 carries 3-5 days of clothinf for road trips, 3 days winter clothing, 5 days summer clothing. The 72 carries 5 days winter clothing, and 7 days summer clothing. Plus socks, undies, and laundry bag. The admin pouch carries my check book, second wallet, pens and notepads, leatherman multi tool and swiss army knife, extra cash, spare truck key, nail clipper and nail file, etc. Also carry an LED flashlight in there. I found that the 511 30 magazine MP5 mag pouch carries a Streamlight flashlight just right. I molle strap several rifle ajd pistol mag pouches in case i need a bug out bag. Add in 2 water bottle carrier on the outside side. The 24 carries my Benchmade Centego fixed blade while the 72 carry my Hogue fixed blade on the side. Each has a bladder hydration section that can hide a 1911 pistol pretty well. Not cheap, they are both around $200 but they are well made and seriously built. Zippers have not broken, fabric have withstood being tossed around without abraided through. Lots of space and only limited by how much you can pretend to be a pack mule.

Me in 2024 😢

Great review but I‘m too poor to buy cheap stuff

Thanks for the review, I found a local deal and picked it up, it's great so far. I threw a pillowcase over the lumbar bit and the squeaking is gone, and it feels more comfortable as well.

It looks like they chaged the material for the lumber thing cause i just bought one today and there is no noise at all.

Thank you for the review! They are on sale at the moment for 180. Would you still recommend it? And did you find a fix on the squeaking ?

Now the real question. Why do $200-$500 office chairs come with stupid plastic wheels instead of this $40 product as standard. Makes you wonder.

I use one daily in a tall glass of iced Tea! One is in my camp gear. I just ordered two more!

Im trying to decide on the 72 or the 24. I want to pack for a week of traveling. 3 pairs of jeans, three shirts, 3 socks, and 3 boxers. Also a toiletries bag, two bath towels and wash cloths and various other accouterments. I can do this all in a medium-sized roller bag. But i want something that will keep my hands free while on the move. I will be living out of this bag for up to 4 weeks at a time.

But is this really ash wood oder only an ash finish? Looks like liner to me....

Can you remove entirely center rod in AP-02, mount head directly to the tripod and simply make it 01? Reason I'm asking is AP-01 is now discontinued :(

I use the cannon 50mm 1.8 for all of my street photography and portraits. I stop down to 2.8 and get excellent images every time.

Hell yeah bro, keep it up. Solid review

It would actually be handy if all of the modules were tear away...

I broke an old Craftsman box end wrench and they sent me 4 wrenches to replace it. SBD Craftsman is just as good as anything else in the price range and they have really prioritized the warranty. I agree with you on the new tools, perfect for the car since there are more than 1800 Lowe's stores in the US. Bag looks pretty decent. I would use short socket rails instead of pouches though, even if you had to cut some 99 cent HF ones. The pouches add more bulk and still require you to search through your sockets.

You dont really even show the bag. Its like im in the nose bleeds trying to look at the bag. Screw this

Need some pliers too. Keep some ty wraps or wire in there and maybe a mini WD-40. Good socket rails will stay nice in the pouches. If your car is newer keep the SAE sockets and wrenches at home.

Roll up bags work just fine as long as you keep them organized. As a teenager I worked on EVERYTHING. Alway in a mechanics shop, the side of the road, or in a junk yard. Saved me a ton of money. Later I got into combines and learned how the farmers did it. The farmers have to carry a mobile workshop. Time is money. Don't let things get disorganized. ...and even if you're only working on your own car at home and there's no deadline time is still money... If you spend time having to search for something you are not getting something else done or spending time with the wife and kids. Suggestions: 1. Pull all the sockets out and get some of the metal rails. Put the rails with the sockets in one or more of the mini-bags by drive size. What you lose in space you double in being able to find the right socket when you need it. ...and the sockets don't roll down the driveway (or road) while you are looking for the right one. 2. Put the ratchets and extensions with the sockets for that drive. This lets you grab a smaller group of tools for the small jobs. 3. If you can find a roll-up for the wrenches buy it and use it too. This way they are together in order and you don't have to shuffle through the entire bag to find the one you need. If you need a bigger wrench you just grab the next one up and go on. 4. I didn't see your selection of pliers, cutters, needle nose, vice grips, .... 5. Buy a second set of wrenches. I always end up with someone putting two nuts on something that you can't reach with a socket. 6. Buy a multi-meter, crimper, a selection of wire ends, some random wire, and a couple of jumper wires. ...and learn how to use them. 7. Buy yourself one of the nice multi-screwdrivers (Klein has some new ratchetting ones that will be worth the money). You'll start keeping it on top and grab it all of the time.

That’s what I said, #helpabrothaout

I want one but I’m not gonna drop 200 on this bag. Especially, when everything has gone up. 👀 need some gas.

I'm sold already....talking to the chior, but I will back you with experience! With one change, I have to keep my sockets and wrenches in order, so I use tool rolls with elastic bands for the sockets, and slots for the combo wrenches as well as screwdrivers, then another for pliers. My flaw of having to keep things in order has become a good thing and I'm faster at repairs because I'm more organized than ever before when I had wrenches piled into an army tool bag or ammo box. I have one custom-made roll which holds my auto-electrical tools and connectors. All these tool rolls together weigh too much to carry in one trip so the heavy ones get homed in a Milwaukee backpack. I have not weighed it yet, but it outweighs my wife (I'm pretty sure). Even under my truck, taking a tool roll with me is faster and easier than what I'd been doing for the forty years prior to switching to the rolls and they are not a noise menace when in the cab going down the roads neglected now for a few years. If only our roads had a warranty like Craftsman tools. At home, the rolls hang on hooks so they are easy to access while working on the Jeep we use for SAR...yup, I like these things...good video, worth more than 2 cents!

thank you for the info!

I did some thing similar but I went to Walmart and bought the bars to hold my sockets that fit right in side the pockets.

craftsman rocks

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I got the Sigma 50mm Art EF used for 220$... My god i love it...

Does the grill on the sub protect the woofer? Seems like a matter of time before I put my foot through that.

I'm in the process of buying this system...have they corrected the problem or do I have to also update the speakers with the USB Download....??????

Hello, so does it actually blue?

Not the most brilliant lens. I'll stick to the Canon EF version.

YES! Ive been searching and searching for a vid that shows how small it can pack down. Thank you!

Another talking video. Hearing is believing

Great, so you spend the majority of this video praising the speaker system's audio quality only to trash the audio "hum" in the end. Not to mention ya tell the viewers NOT to buy this system but make no mention of what system is better. Seems a bit suspect. Moving on. The instructions say to plug the power directly into the wall outlet. You plugged into a what could be deemed as a just a standard power strip. Maybe the hum is coming from the power strip? Ya also used the "audio out" from the TV, which could have also caused the hum and beeping you mentioned. You tell us the hum is gone when the headphones are plugged in. So why not hold that mic up the the headphones so we can hear for ourselves if the hum is really gone? And who really cares if they didn't use the "Gold Look" material on the speaker cones? If they did, this would be a $400.00 package. And $300 for Pioneer DJ headphones? Sennheiser's at half the price might have served ya better. On credibility I give this review 1 Star.

Hey buddy I just started watching your channel and subbed and I'm going through these old videos of yours. Would you mind sharing where you got that military water bladder in the vid, maybe a link? I'm about to get this 72 and could really use a good one and it sounds like you like that one that you have on here. Thanks in advance if you don't mind sharing :)

Is it worth buying this set, the bass plays very nicely and doesn't make any crackling sounds?

If you can do a little sewing, just make a soft cloth wrapper with a bit of elastic around the periphery. Stretch it over the lumbar support panel. Sound is gone and the cloth will also be cooler.

anybody knows how the old Sigma 50mm dg ex compare to these? I’m trying to decide if I should upgrade.

Is it too late to jump in for the give away?

ARC hdmi would be great! But not a deal-breaker!

I got sony XB910B they are nice too