Timestamps: Intro: 0:00 PC Panels: 0:28 Pureloop: 1:59 Corsair lighting towers: 2:17 Asus noise cancelling adapter: 3:29 Keychron USB hub: 6:09 Corsair iCue Nexus: 7:11 Phanteks RGB lighting: 8:29 Arquus HDMI RGB lighting: 9:11 Cable Mod thumb screws: 9:52 Logitech mic covers: 10:15 Gaming gum: 10:37 RGB USB to USB-C adapter: 11:45 Seriously though, timestamps are so simple yet improve video content so, so much. It's so convenient for the viewers. Content creators go through the trouble of editing entire videos yet they don't put timestamps in the description 🤦♂️
@Yahya Warsi [Student] just trying to show support to creators I really respect especially when I understand how much of the negative stuff we have to deal with
I think the first product is legitimately pretty cool and probably really useful. Being able to control volume outside of software is very convenient because you don't have to tab out while in a game.
@@MrGamelover23For me, its the ability to set volume controls for the app instead of the system. I cant vegin to tell you how many video hames I start up for the first time and they are so loud they make your ears bleed when the rest of your audio is at moderate levels
You guys really surprised me! There were a lot of things I never heard of even with me being an enthusiastic pc user.... I will definitely need a RGB HDMI Cable
The PCPanel is the most interesting for me, especially since I don't like using audio normalization functions, so I end up adjusting either the system volume or the speaker itself every now and then.
Press Windows Key + G to bring up Windows Gaming Overlay. You can use the volume widget to control all of your volume levels with ease. That has pretty much the same functionality as PC Panel and it's free. Most gaming keyboards already have plenty of macros support.
What we like about PC Panel is that (if you think about it) it can actually be easily mounted UNDER a desk just within reach and still provide amazing functionality.
Look into nk2tray. It lets you use a midi controller for volume and media control, basically what the pcpanel does but with more features and more knobs. I use the behringer xtouch mini and it has 8 knobs, 1 slider for overall volume, 8 mute buttons and media control.
Yea I backed this product initially on kickstarter. too bad the app that it comes with hardly ever worked, and was a pain to try to set up in the first place
@@TalesOfWar a lot of the compression came from the noise cancelation itself. A lot of what noise compression IS is reducing or eliminating volume at certain pitches. Thats exactly what compression is. The noise cancelation clips into the pitch range of human speech as a side effect of reducing background noise so heavily.
I've had my PC panel for over two years. I love it. I have it set to control volume, for my Brower, Discord, Master volume and what every primary app I'm using. It's really handy to turn up and down apps with a knob, rather than alt tabbing.
@@popcorny007 With a laptop 1650 it uses about 7-8% while denoising microphone or audio at a time, and to 15-20% if denosing both mic and audio. So not a very large hit even on smaller cards, plus it's super useful for Zoom meetings
I'm going to get one of those dial things to control discord, my game, and headphone volume separately. That'll save me a lot of opening the volume mixer
@@sonfoku73 The video I saw he used a single pro micro for one dial. The knobs seem to use 3 analog inputs each as well as voltage and ground. Im not sure if you can use more than one dial per voltage pin on the board though And I believe all you need to look up to find the knobs is "volume control knob Arduino" or something similar
I have the Phanteks argb strips in my build. The double sided pad to stick in the interior are lacking and don’t hold well. I suggest using 3m or even adhesive backed Velcro to install. Lighting effects are perfect, even works with Lian Li Uni Controller. Price is reasonable and looks great.
Dmitry, you always make me want to buy things and this video is no exception. Your videos never disappoint, there's just something special about the way you share information, and every one of your "cool PC gadgets" videos has got me excited to buy some new goodies. Another great video, thank you!
@@sev7nnn Thank you, I really don’t mind if a lot of my communication with the world sounds like a love letter! ❤️ I think the world could use a little more messages that encourage, inspire, thank, and celebrate one another… So, I’ll probably keep it up! 👍
The PCPanel thing is pretty neat. I remember first hearing about it. Other alternatives that can do similar functions would be midi controllers repurposed for use with a PC to control that stuff. Using software such as NK2tray (with a Korg NanoKontrol2 midi controller) or midi-mixer with any midi controller, you could control the volumes of anything in the windows volume mixer super easy. It's really nice.
I love the MIDI Mixer program. I can never go back from that now. The functionality and ease of use is just super amazing, and the Discord community for it is so helpful. I use a Behringer X-Touch Mini with it, but as you say, MIDI Mixer can be used with any midi controller. Even the Elgato Stream Deck can be used with it, when you install a midi plugin for it.
The Noise canceling adapter was just painful to listen to. Hearing the normal audio with the drilling in the background felt comfortable in comparison.
MY $50 ,mid-level, great sounding, WIRELESS- headset- does what the N C D does -thanks anyway. Without the nasally, "squelch" sound effect very evident in your video. When I hear any player with that , I mute them. So annoying. I like ASUS but i'll definitely pass on that.
@@epochinfinitysedge5008 Yes, please, what headset? Because if you have a $50 wireless headset that can cancel out an active woodshop and metal shop in close range, that is exactly what I'm looking for.
@@TanyaHakala Even my $99 active noise cancelling wireless headset isn't going to work in there. You're looking at an expensive BOSE product -that doesn't have that (*@!#) nasal sound of the ASUS adapter. My $50, 450s can cancel - HAND Drill noise. NOT workshop machine shop noise. Different decibels. It has to do with the active "LIMITER" capability of any noise canceller. I could list my collection of noise cancelling headsets but what you are looking for goes beyond mid level capable headsets. If you don't mind the crap sound of the ASUS adapter, then by all means get it. It is better than nothing, i guess. Judging from other comments, i'm not alone in my thinking.
The corsair RGB strip seems pretty awesome! I'm not sure why they don't also put some sort of USB A/C lead in the box so you can use them outside of a PC case. I can't find well diffused RGB strips like those that have a USB power cord (or even blank power leads for splicing into your own power supply of choice).
@@DieSpeckBohne Easy to make, I think. Make yourself a wooden box (check if your city has a woodshop you can get membership to, and use to make your own things), and after watching a channel like DIYPerks you can learn to solder up some electronics on your own. The size of that box means you can probably use wooden offcuts found in everybody's woodshop lol
I don't understand why so many people are so much into having loud, flashing colored lights absolutely everywhere -- they seem to be spending money and taking up space to create eye strain generators. Very weird.
Big fat thumbs up!👍!! I definitely love the "Accessories you've never heard of" bit that you guys are doing. Get to see some really cool accessories...that I've never heard of, lol. Please keep these coming.
Awsome, how you add your own user experience into it. Even though you name all the benefits of the items, still bothering downsides are mentioned like missing weight or rubber feet, slow sd card speed, not smelly foam, bad viewing angles. Things that a person looking for it won't see until they bought and tested it. Good Job!
I'm a sound engineer who worked in hi-fi, and that noise-cancellation adapter left me absolutely speechless. It literally defies the law of physics at this point! :O Asus really need to get info hi-fi products for gamers and otherwise!! They'd blow a lot of the competition real quick!
Lots of interesting things here, the real life changer for me has been my acquisition of a KVM switch, I got it to hook up to my work laptop and gaming PC so I don't have to change the keyboard/mouse/monitor cables around multiple times a day and I would think it kinda qualifies for this list. At least I never heard of them until I went looking for "displayport switches" and stumbled across them, I'm still looking for one that is software controlled so I don't need to have an extra box sitting on my table though.
@@3Immotommi3 That looks like an interesting piece of software and I might start using it around the house. I do need to switch the monitor as well though and one of my work laptops cannot have unauthorized software installed on it so I'll keep using the KVM switch for that.
PCPanel is great! I used to have some issues with the software but that seems to have been fixed over the years (I got it via the original kickstarter in 2017).
Ha, that would be actually kinda cool. But then technically you'd need microphones close to the headphone to figure out which frequencies to isolate. -D.
pcpanel is exactly what i've been needed for awhile now ! started lookin into mixers and what not just to solve my problem but pcpanel is what i need EXACTLY ! thanks for the video
One unusual accessory I use is a USB Hub that switches between two PCs with a button - I can switch accessories quickly between my personal and work PCs, it's pretty nice.
8:00 - Yeah, my ~200$ phone (Makes calls. Has an inbuilt LTE modem, WiFi adapter, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, Accelerometer, Microphone, Speakers, etc.) that one has a way bigger and way better high-resolution touchscreen display. There's no excuse that this tiny thing doesn't have a super-high res, 60fps OLED display at 99$.
Low production volumes kinda make everything really expensive. But I agree that as a consumer, its difficult to see the value when other screens seem to have much more value.
@@Carterthielftw_ Well, it _could_ have been a nice gimmick. I'm actually upset that the specs and technical design/realization/build quality for such a basic product aren't better. Especially at that price point. Cause I'd actually like something like that, if it would look appealing and was priced reasonably. They can't cheap out on the screen, when their device *is* just a screen. Make it larger, less bezels, OLED, fancier UI design and they got a customer right here.
Arduino Nano, a couple of pots and then you either use MIDI Translator Pro or deej - you'll need to set up the Nano as a Midi device in the first case. Inexpensive Midi controllers generally will cost about as much as the PCPanel, at least if you add MIDI Translator Pro to it, but they tend to have more controls as well. But if you aren't averse to soldering, Go with either of the Arduino options, deej cost less, MIDI Translator Pro is more flexible.
@@simongunkel7457 for the nanokontrol 2 a person on reddit did all the work to have it work with music and all the audio with the faders already for the windows
@@InSaiyanShinobi Yes, but the combined price of the Nanokontrol 2 and the software they use (powermixer) is about the PCPanel price. Most of that solution also works for the Arduino, where you get to specify which CC and which channel it outputs to. I have an AKAI controller mainly for the pads, but my next controller will be Arduino based because I want big faders and plenty of them and we're talking about 5€ per 120mm fader. And even budget controllers easily cost 10x that per fader if the faders are big.
I appreciate the video. But most of the stuff featured in this video seems like useless junk. Besides the volume controller, and noise cancelling adapter.
if the light towers were a little less expensive it might be nice to have a some light to see the desk and whatnot without turning on a brighter light and interrupting the grind. bomb vid !
I really enjoyed watching Chris Pratt review computer peripherals.
Looks nothing like him..
@@Julmaa87 lmaoo true. they're both white and... yep thats it.
My first thought lol
Hmmmmmm. He kinda looks like him tho.
@@pandakilla4757 Disagree.
Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00
PC Panels: 0:28
Pureloop: 1:59
Corsair lighting towers: 2:17
Asus noise cancelling adapter: 3:29
Keychron USB hub: 6:09
Corsair iCue Nexus: 7:11
Phanteks RGB lighting: 8:29
Arquus HDMI RGB lighting: 9:11
Cable Mod thumb screws: 9:52
Logitech mic covers: 10:15
Gaming gum: 10:37
RGB USB to USB-C adapter: 11:45
Seriously though, timestamps are so simple yet improve video content so, so much. It's so convenient for the viewers. Content creators go through the trouble of editing entire videos yet they don't put timestamps in the description 🤦♂️
You're my hero
@Melon Mann yep..
Also no price
Well now we got timestamps
you can mouse over the progress bar and literally everything you listed is there
Rgb cables: the best way to draw attention to the rat's nest behind your computer you just haven't gotten around to managing yet
@Steps Or just use it to light up your things
It could be good for color coding
Just charge them rent
walmart chris pratt
That was personal
You watch your mouth. It’s Best Buy Christ Pratt you rapscallion
D&ddf. &d😊
nahhh, it more like chris hemsworth
Chris Blyat
Me, new to the channel: "Starlord reviewing hardware thingies. Huh."
And now i cant unsee it :v
@@arifsetiawan9507 same
This guy has been around for ages, what made you write this comment now?
@@Omega-EP Maybe the fact that he was new to the channel when he wrote the comment
“Chew. Focus. Repeat.”
Yes, that is exactly what it said my friend.
LMAOFF
HAHAHA!
Sounds better though lol
Looks like Wrigley's 5 in my country XD
Awesome vid again Canucks crew kudos!
@@HardwareCanucks good stuff though my man, god speed!
Razer: GAMING GUUM!!
Corsair: GAMING RGB LIGHT TOWAAR!
Logitech: Gaming uh... foamy things for miiic!
LMFAOO
ngl the foamy things for mic got my attention, hahaha
The reasons why respawn and razer are better
LOL, best part is that it's like the most useful thing out of the three xD
Razer has a RGB pc case
I gotta admit that mustache mic caught me off guard
Yeah wtf that was crazy
Probably the best gadget in this video! :-)
me looking this video and knowing i have no money
4:39 Really good microphone ? Where ?? This reminds me of the early 2000's
3:21 Even the video got corrupted upon hearing the price xD
lol... damn Resolve render error.
-D.
@@HardwareCanucks guess it couldn't *resolve* the issue of price XD
@@yoblackdaddy1 badum tsss
@@yoblackdaddy1 🤣
I thought that was just Cyberpunk
Just want to say that you guys do incredible work and I know that you put alot into your videos and it shows. Keep up the amazing work
Thanks!
This is so wholesome : D
You too Gamesky !
@Yahya Warsi [Student] just trying to show support to creators I really respect especially when I understand how much of the negative stuff we have to deal with
@Yahya Warsi [Student] it’s either a way to promote his channel or he’s a good person.
I think the first product is legitimately pretty cool and probably really useful. Being able to control volume outside of software is very convenient because you don't have to tab out while in a game.
I literally saved the video to its own playlist so i wont forget what its called i will own this
@@DaBeardedButcherI’ll hold you to it, I might save this comment so I can come back and remind you ;)
What, you can't use keyboard shortcuts? Then again, not everyone has function keys.
@@MrGamelover23For me, its the ability to set volume controls for the app instead of the system. I cant vegin to tell you how many video hames I start up for the first time and they are so loud they make your ears bleed when the rest of your audio is at moderate levels
You guys really surprised me! There were a lot of things I never heard of even with me being an enthusiastic pc user.... I will definitely need a RGB HDMI Cable
why
@@eljefea2802 It's RGB. That's the reason
How am I supposed to flex on my classmates with that mechanical keyboard with that noice cancelling tho
The PCPanel is the most interesting for me, especially since I don't like using audio normalization functions, so I end up adjusting either the system volume or the speaker itself every now and then.
PCPanel and a cheap audio interface, look like a cheaper alternative to GoXLR mini.
Press Windows Key + G to bring up Windows Gaming Overlay. You can use the volume widget to control all of your volume levels with ease. That has pretty much the same functionality as PC Panel and it's free. Most gaming keyboards already have plenty of macros support.
What we like about PC Panel is that (if you think about it) it can actually be easily mounted UNDER a desk just within reach and still provide amazing functionality.
Look into nk2tray. It lets you use a midi controller for volume and media control, basically what the pcpanel does but with more features and more knobs. I use the behringer xtouch mini and it has 8 knobs, 1 slider for overall volume, 8 mute buttons and media control.
Yea I backed this product initially on kickstarter. too bad the app that it comes with hardly ever worked, and was a pain to try to set up in the first place
1:59 that sponsor segue was so smooth, I thought it was a part of the cool accessories XD
That noise-cancellation adapter looks really interesting!
It's a shame he used such an horrific sounding mic to test it with.
@@TalesOfWar Thats because he wanted to show off the noise-cancellation. If he used a better headset usually that stuff is already built into it.
@@TalesOfWar Better to show it with a more questionable mic than the best around.
@@HardwareCanucks Fair point. It was just kind of shocked how bad it sounded haha. The noise cancellation on the other hand was rather impressive.
@@TalesOfWar a lot of the compression came from the noise cancelation itself. A lot of what noise compression IS is reducing or eliminating volume at certain pitches. Thats exactly what compression is. The noise cancelation clips into the pitch range of human speech as a side effect of reducing background noise so heavily.
that microphone noise canceling device is pretty cool. people should make more of these. its pretty valuable, i think.
I love my LT100s. So unnecessary, so RGB
Samesies 🤟
-D.
This was awesome. I Love these kinds of videos!
How tf not a single reply?
@@mohannadalmalki3986 مخهم معمعهدخنغغوووغغرغغغغررررررروىرغ
I was your thousanth like.
I've had my PC panel for over two years. I love it. I have it set to control volume, for my Brower, Discord, Master volume and what every primary app I'm using. It's really handy to turn up and down apps with a knob, rather than alt tabbing.
I've had a PCPanel for about a year now, literally one of the best things i've ever bought
Where do I get it
Finally a good video that doesn't exclusively show overpriced items and it shows items that actually are gadgets. Thx!
11:44 But still it's gaming gum, I was wondering for years why everyone type GG and the end of match. Now I realize it's gaming gum 😂 👍
😂
RGB GG FTW!
XD
Maybe they are telling us that that is how they win, gaming gum. That’s why everyone says GG at the end
Imagine if someone said "bUt It MeAnS gOoD gAmE"
"Requires an RTX gpu" No it's not. You can now easily install it without any tinkering with any GTX card
Yes, but it expects to have the tensor cores from RTX cards, so with a GTX card it will use like 20-40% of the GPU instead of
@@popcorny007 I run it on my 1070 TI and it still only takes up around 5% of my GPU usage
@@popcorny007 I use it on 1080 Ti all the time and I don't notice any performance penalty
@@popcorny007 With a laptop 1650 it uses about 7-8% while denoising microphone or audio at a time, and to 15-20% if denosing both mic and audio. So not a very large hit even on smaller cards, plus it's super useful for Zoom meetings
@Cherian Philip I have a 1650 card on desktop pc
ill try it
I'm going to get one of those dial things to control discord, my game, and headphone volume separately. That'll save me a lot of opening the volume mixer
Same, I am always messing with them. Also having a button to quickly mute stuff is nice.
If you are interested in diy, you can buy the components and a lil microprocessor and make one yourself.
@@trash3570 might do that if I can get ahead on my classes. That would be cool
@@trash3570 what's the smallest arduino you could probably get to do this you think? Also what would I search for for the dials?
@@sonfoku73 The video I saw he used a single pro micro for one dial. The knobs seem to use 3 analog inputs each as well as voltage and ground. Im not sure if you can use more than one dial per voltage pin on the board though
And I believe all you need to look up to find the knobs is "volume control knob Arduino" or something similar
I have the Phanteks argb strips in my build. The double sided pad to stick in the interior are lacking and don’t hold well. I suggest using 3m or even adhesive backed Velcro to install. Lighting effects are perfect, even works with Lian Li Uni Controller. Price is reasonable and looks great.
They should have made those iCue towers react to the system's audio levels, turn it into a giant visualizer.
It does that.
Dmitry, you always make me want to buy things and this video is no exception.
Your videos never disappoint, there's just something special about the way you share information, and every one of your "cool PC gadgets" videos has got me excited to buy some new goodies.
Another great video, thank you!
This comment sounds like a love letter lol
@@sev7nnn Thank you, I really don’t mind if a lot of my communication with the world sounds like a love letter! ❤️
I think the world could use a little more messages that encourage, inspire, thank, and celebrate one another…
So, I’ll probably keep it up! 👍
Me: Dude I don't wanna hear you chewing gum while we're play Apex or something
Demitri: It improves my focus while I'm editing
Me: I'm sold
Hello Dimitri, I'm good people!
Hi good people 😂 have an awesome one!
-D.
@@K0LBIE but come on. His channel’s icon is unbeatable
Nice noise cancelling 😎👍
The AI Noise cancelling dongle is damn cool, but a bit too expensive (at least for me)
I'm skeptical, I think it's sponsored content he's not disclosing. I feel like the background sounds were edited in and out.
@@alexheschuk9429 could be, tbh seems too good to be true. But it's illegal not disclosing that you're sponsored
The PCPanel thing is pretty neat. I remember first hearing about it. Other alternatives that can do similar functions would be midi controllers repurposed for use with a PC to control that stuff. Using software such as NK2tray (with a Korg NanoKontrol2 midi controller) or midi-mixer with any midi controller, you could control the volumes of anything in the windows volume mixer super easy. It's really nice.
I love the MIDI Mixer program. I can never go back from that now. The functionality and ease of use is just super amazing, and the Discord community for it is so helpful. I use a Behringer X-Touch Mini with it, but as you say, MIDI Mixer can be used with any midi controller. Even the Elgato Stream Deck can be used with it, when you install a midi plugin for it.
My Grandfather had a saying.... A fool and his money are soon separated.
I say spend that money if it gives you happiness and as long as you’re not going into (too much) debt.
@@rjlramos On Good hardware sure no issue, But Gaming Gum? LMFAO.
It should be “A Fool and His Money are soon parted.” Close enough though.
@@Len_M. Yes another way to say it. different parts of the globe.
@@KhalilAlcantara He had another saying i use! Leverright, when you see junk for sale it is a Leverright, leave it right there.
The Noise canceling adapter was just painful to listen to. Hearing the normal audio with the drilling in the background felt comfortable in comparison.
MY $50 ,mid-level, great sounding, WIRELESS- headset- does what the N C D does -thanks anyway. Without the nasally, "squelch" sound effect very evident in your video. When I hear any player with that , I mute them. So annoying. I like ASUS but i'll definitely pass on that.
@@epochinfinitysedge5008 Yes, please, what headset? Because if you have a $50 wireless headset that can cancel out an active woodshop and metal shop in close range, that is exactly what I'm looking for.
@@froot2912 if i encounter you and hear this -i'd mute you- nasty sounding and hurts my ears!
@@TanyaHakala Even my $99 active noise cancelling wireless headset isn't going to work in there. You're looking at an expensive BOSE product -that doesn't have that (*@!#) nasal sound of the ASUS adapter. My $50, 450s can cancel - HAND Drill noise. NOT workshop machine shop noise. Different decibels. It has to do with the active "LIMITER" capability of any noise canceller. I could list my collection of noise cancelling headsets but what you are looking for goes beyond mid level capable headsets. If you don't mind the crap sound of the ASUS adapter, then by all means get it. It is better than nothing, i guess. Judging from other comments, i'm not alone in my thinking.
@@froot2912 IKR
I have literally been looking for something like the PC Panel for over a year, thank you!
The corsair RGB strip seems pretty awesome! I'm not sure why they don't also put some sort of USB A/C lead in the box so you can use them outside of a PC case. I can't find well diffused RGB strips like those that have a USB power cord (or even blank power leads for splicing into your own power supply of choice).
they r £250 blud
That PC panel thing is rather interesting. I'll have to look into it
This guy has taken his sennheiser stanning to the next level with this hoodie.
Yeah I like Beyerdynamic a lot better. Sennheiser is usually a bit too flat. Their HD 800 series is pretty good, though.
It's a nice hoodie though. I would wear it in a heartbeat.
Amazing video and great showcasing of products! This type of high quality compilation is hard to come by, keep up the great work Dimitri!
can’t wait for RGB gum
"with a really good microphone" lol
...for the pricepoint, I suppose.
To be honest everything seemed like a waste, except for the PCPanel, its exactly what I've been needing.
Same but I don't like the linked version the wood version has so much more style
@@DieSpeckBohne Easy to make, I think. Make yourself a wooden box (check if your city has a woodshop you can get membership to, and use to make your own things), and after watching a channel like DIYPerks you can learn to solder up some electronics on your own. The size of that box means you can probably use wooden offcuts found in everybody's woodshop lol
@@NewVenari yea making it is easy. I think the software is the hard part
Hey Dimitri great content
I don't understand why so many people are so much into having loud, flashing colored lights absolutely everywhere -- they seem to be spending money and taking up space to create eye strain generators. Very weird.
Thank you for taking the time to show us these cool pc accessories, despite your busy schedule protecting the Galaxy
Big fat thumbs up!👍!! I definitely love the "Accessories you've never heard of" bit that you guys are doing. Get to see some really cool accessories...that I've never heard of, lol. Please keep these coming.
Razer gum. Overpriced just like everything else
Not so much yet, just wait till they release a gaming gum with RGB!
They are only a few cents more than normal 5 gum you can buy in the store
The Asus AI Noise-canceling USB thing is great for MX Blue users
Awsome, how you add your own user experience into it. Even though you name all the benefits of the items, still bothering downsides are mentioned like missing weight or rubber feet, slow sd card speed, not smelly foam, bad viewing angles. Things that a person looking for it won't see until they bought and tested it. Good Job!
I'm a sound engineer who worked in hi-fi, and that noise-cancellation adapter left me absolutely speechless. It literally defies the law of physics at this point! :O Asus really need to get info hi-fi products for gamers and otherwise!! They'd blow a lot of the competition real quick!
That touch screen for keyboard was really cool
Lots of interesting things here, the real life changer for me has been my acquisition of a KVM switch, I got it to hook up to my work laptop and gaming PC so I don't have to change the keyboard/mouse/monitor cables around multiple times a day and I would think it kinda qualifies for this list. At least I never heard of them until I went looking for "displayport switches" and stumbled across them, I'm still looking for one that is software controlled so I don't need to have an extra box sitting on my table though.
I realise this is an old comment, but for mouse and keyboard you want "barrier"
@@3Immotommi3 That looks like an interesting piece of software and I might start using it around the house. I do need to switch the monitor as well though and one of my work laptops cannot have unauthorized software installed on it so I'll keep using the KVM switch for that.
"These are some of the coolest PC accessories we've seen" Gums, REALLY?
So basically, Dimitri is plugging leftover products that didn't sell on Prime day.
Just wanted to say thanks! I ordered one of those PCPanels (they have a new version!) and would have never found it without this video 😊
For the noise cancelling adapter I was so shook when you had the drill omg
11:00 "Chew focus repeat I love that" lmfao you tried tho
I loved your acting in Guardian of the Galaxy!
At this point this is not even ironic or sarcastic.
new title : Cool PC Accessories You've Never Heard Of! Sunglasses Emoji
What stood out most interesting is 'YOU'! Awesome, love it. Thank you.
Love the tower lights... That's my next Christmas sorted... 🤣👍🏻
5:16 those hispanic kids on xbox party need this
I'll start a fundraiser
PCPanel is great! I used to have some issues with the software but that seems to have been fixed over the years (I got it via the original kickstarter in 2017).
Yeah they really listen to feedback. :)
@@HardwareCanucks They should patch it to accomodate your Windows scaling, looks horrible...
Where do I get it
That’s a cool monitor, do you have any details of where I can pick the same one up for??
Wow, I never heard of a usb hub before!
Definitely refreshing to see something different thanks.
rah i love how he end up just reviewing gaming gum.
Interesting choice of wallpaper on 3:23. That's the city of Berat in Albania for anyone wondering.
"SD Carder" 😂
Great video. Thanks again StarLord!
OMG THE Corsair iCUE LT100 Smart Lighting Tower Starter Kit IS SO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That hdmi cable reminded me of jarrods tech lol
Same
4:30 that's the worst mic i've ever heard. Even with cancelling in mind.
Never been this early.
Alter wie nice die Qulai aussieht. Ich finde du gibst dir in letzter Zeit echt mühe man.
I liked the neon stipes 😀👍
I was hoping the dongle was to give ANC to any pair of headphones lol
Ha, that would be actually kinda cool. But then technically you'd need microphones close to the headphone to figure out which frequencies to isolate.
-D.
"Chew. Focus. React. Repeat" - That's what she said!
Oh wait, we are gamers, the gum-chewing is the max action we get XD
The chew part of your joke confuses me...
Hey Dimitri, you are one of my favorite youtuber!Thank you so much for the great content! (btw my name is Dimitri too)
@bluefisch200 idk i just like the name.
pcpanel is exactly what i've been needed for awhile now ! started lookin into mixers and what not just to solve my problem but pcpanel is what i need EXACTLY ! thanks for the video
One unusual accessory I use is a USB Hub that switches between two PCs with a button - I can switch accessories quickly between my personal and work PCs, it's pretty nice.
8:00 - Yeah, my ~200$ phone (Makes calls. Has an inbuilt LTE modem, WiFi adapter, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, Accelerometer, Microphone, Speakers, etc.) that one has a way bigger and way better high-resolution touchscreen display.
There's no excuse that this tiny thing doesn't have a super-high res, 60fps OLED display at 99$.
The nexus just seems like a bad product
Low production volumes kinda make everything really expensive. But I agree that as a consumer, its difficult to see the value when other screens seem to have much more value.
@@Carterthielftw_ Well, it _could_ have been a nice gimmick.
I'm actually upset that the specs and technical design/realization/build quality for such a basic product aren't better. Especially at that price point.
Cause I'd actually like something like that, if it would look appealing and was priced reasonably.
They can't cheap out on the screen, when their device *is* just a screen. Make it larger, less bezels, OLED, fancier UI design and they got a customer right here.
I think the form factor is really odd too. I’d love this in OLED and bigger but 🤷♂️
-D.
@@Rainquack it had so much potential, great idea bad execution
Is there a cheaper version of the PCPanel Volume mixer thingy?
I haven't found any alternatives, but I have the PcPanel and I would say its definitely worth the money!
@@ChrisProductions8115 get a midi controller fam that’s all it is
Arduino Nano, a couple of pots and then you either use MIDI Translator Pro or deej - you'll need to set up the Nano as a Midi device in the first case. Inexpensive Midi controllers generally will cost about as much as the PCPanel, at least if you add MIDI Translator Pro to it, but they tend to have more controls as well. But if you aren't averse to soldering, Go with either of the Arduino options, deej cost less, MIDI Translator Pro is more flexible.
@@simongunkel7457 for the nanokontrol 2 a person on reddit did all the work to have it work with music and all the audio with the faders already for the windows
@@InSaiyanShinobi Yes, but the combined price of the Nanokontrol 2 and the software they use (powermixer) is about the PCPanel price. Most of that solution also works for the Arduino, where you get to specify which CC and which channel it outputs to. I have an AKAI controller mainly for the pads, but my next controller will be Arduino based because I want big faders and plenty of them and we're talking about 5€ per 120mm fader. And even budget controllers easily cost 10x that per fader if the faders are big.
I appreciate the video. But most of the stuff featured in this video seems like useless junk. Besides the volume controller, and noise cancelling adapter.
I'd say even the volume controller is useless because it adds little to no functionality that isn't already a mouse click or two away.
the volume control thing is pretty cool
That noise cancelling genuinely blew my mind. Wild stuff, even though I might never need it
"cool rgb Accessories You've Never Heard Of"
does anyone notice how thicc that monitor is?
Looks like my 30 inch thick boy from 2010
@@RickMyBalls alienware used to look super thicc like that
7:02 WHAT!?!?! You aren't using VGA!?!?! XD
PCPanel is personally the only one I would find useful and I'd consider buying. Thanks for making me discover it!
if the light towers were a little less expensive it might be nice to have a some light to see the desk and whatnot without turning on a brighter light and interrupting the grind. bomb vid !
Holy shit, i was waiting for someone to make the pc panel thing. I resorted to using an app called pc volume mixer, but may look into the hardware.
This is the way the world ends, not with a bang, but a garbage pile.
This is the second time I've watched this video and i can say I've heard all of these before
IT'S THE " SO MANY LAUGH AFTER THE BRIEF " FOR ME
Thanks mate, really needed those.
Chris Pratt TH-camr