Couldn’t agree more about the difficulty with using the app - it really needs to be streamlined and future-proofed. I’ve specifically stuck with PF and used SBrick when needed as a result - at least it’s much more user friendly and open.
While I like the new technic sets that have been released over the years, I absolutely HATE touchscreen controls, it's so horrible compared to a mechanical remote control I hope Lego engineers will backtrack on this Control+ nonsense ( would anyone like to drive their car with a touchscreen ? NO )
The need of owning and using the smart device to play with lego is a dealbreaker for me. I'm not against the apps but they will render these sets unusable someday because of lack of updates or different operating system. There should always be a dedicated remote with every rc lego set.
You can use an alternative freeware app, and there are even options for PCs to connect. The control protocol is externally accessible so this just isn't a problem.
@@air-headedaviator1805 I haven't gotten my hands on any control+ sets but from working with Power functions, while the motors spin fast, you always have to gear them down, so you're probably right about control+ being more powerful
I remember my parents giving me the 8275 for my birthday when I was 10. It's what got me into making my own Lego rc cars that I control using buwizz now.
@@rjc0234 well that's one way to view it. I don't think Lego pieces are strong or sharp enough to really ruin anything though. In my eyes this is just bad design. I fondly remember my 8275 and its ability to lift itself off the ground.
Powered up isn't inherently bad. It even has advantages on power functions, but it can't beat power functions' simplicity and ease of use, or its affordability.
14 year difference and still worth comparing? That's a complument to the 8275 (which I have). I also have to say that most advantages of both are due to weight, and some things the old fella even did better in my opinion, like the visible V6, and I wonder how the range will improve in the dark.
There is atleast one good solution for that, 88010 remote is technically compatible with nearly all of powered up family. And of course, power functions wins in terms of power and simplicity but powered up motors (except wedo 2.0 one) have rotation sensor.
Super filmik. Ostatnio miałem długą przerwę z lego - będzie pewnie z 7 lat. Jaki model warto teraz kupić (przydatność jego elementów do budowania swoich)? Elektryka, koła? Może uda mi się kiedyś spotkać z Wami na zawodach 😁
Bo daje Ci wszystkie aktualnie potrzebne elementy do budowy prostego samochodu RC z zawieszeniem za stosunkowo rozsądne pieniądze. Na kanale jest moja recka jak chcesz więcej szczegółów.
@@searme oglądałem, model będę miał dzisiaj 😁 Jakiś większy model też mógłbyś polecić, by nabyć klocki? Stare niestety wszystkie wyprzedałem, więc muszę pozbierać od nowa.
Great video, it shows just how much larger this set is. I do wonder what it would be like with the gearing ratios switched, as the amount of torque from the pf motors was a surprise given how little they are geared down compared to the c÷ motors. Quick calculation puts the PF XL at 156.6 N.cm with a 5.4:1 and the C÷ at a measly 29.4 N.cm with a 1.67:1 which gives the older pf set a torque advantage if both sets have the same gearing. Whether that would overcome the 2 kg difference I have no idea
Fajne porównanie. Mam buldożer z 2007 i wiem chociaż jakiej wielkości jest ten nowy. Widzę, że buty tematyczbe do posiadanej licencji. Niektóre wyniki były spodziewane po prezentacji przełożenia i Ncm
@@searme checked, however this is getting sticky. Last time I missed a video I got this changed to "all" and yet today... tada, my notifications were set back to "personal". Strange.
@@searme I must be cracking up, I watch most of your content and I'd swear this is the first time I've heard it. Can i suggest it's entirely the wrong music for watching stuffed hamsters being crushed. Or slightly squashed ;). You want an upbeat jaunty tune, see the back catalogue of Chas and Dave for examples.
When I saw the 'pug of war' title, I was curious to see what it would be. Let's say, it didn't disappoint :P
I love that "Pug of war" I am laughing so much
I just bought 8275 in sealed bags (but opened box) for 1500 PLN (about US $360).
Couldn’t agree more about the difficulty with using the app - it really needs to be streamlined and future-proofed. I’ve specifically stuck with PF and used SBrick when needed as a result - at least it’s much more user friendly and open.
PU is open, too :) It will never reach the 'out of the box' playability of PF, but because of the features, I actually prefer PU.
While I like the new technic sets that have been released over the years, I absolutely HATE touchscreen controls, it's so horrible compared to a mechanical remote control
I hope Lego engineers will backtrack on this Control+ nonsense ( would anyone like to drive their car with a touchscreen ? NO )
Pug of War for the win :)
The need of owning and using the smart device to play with lego is a dealbreaker for me. I'm not against the apps but they will render these sets unusable someday because of lack of updates or different operating system. There should always be a dedicated remote with every rc lego set.
yes thats all they need to do is make a remote like the old PF one (not the train remote)
I manage to use my PS dual shock 4 r/c with my every MOC. It's amazing to program r/c's buttons to control lego motors.
You can use an alternative freeware app, and there are even options for PCs to connect. The control protocol is externally accessible so this just isn't a problem.
@@VioIetShift yes but you still need some sort of device to use it
I really like the new 7 studs wide tracks. I hope that lego will release them in black colour.
Or grey
Adjustable track tension, the chieftain would be proud.
damn the new one is HUGE. nice vid as always :)
Its almost consistent with how Lego remote control sets two decades old are build for speed while new sets are built for POWER
Power = speed x torque
@@Klaevin I mean like power as in powerful but you know
@@air-headedaviator1805 I haven't gotten my hands on any control+ sets but from working with Power functions, while the motors spin fast, you always have to gear them down, so you're probably right about control+ being more powerful
Actually, the Control+ motors are weaker than Power Functions motors and no, you don't always have to gear the Power Functions motors down.
Pug of war is obviously the most important discipline!
And the smelliest one, too!
I have been waiting for this video with intensity.
the app is the main issue... I wonder how many people lose interest with the cumbersome process....
cheers for pointing it out!!
If we put 2kg more to the 2007 set . Will it do better in tug war againts the 2021 set ?
The 2007 set is clean for its time and the 2021 is Huge
It would surely help.
I think it wouldn't help as the 42131 has much more torque
and the 2021 is Huge...in the price? :-)
weight and rubber bands/attachment in the tracks.
i did not realize that the new dozer is like twice as big holy crap.
Finally some good content for once, made with the same love like in the good old days. More videos like this please.
I remember my parents giving me the 8275 for my birthday when I was 10. It's what got me into making my own Lego rc cars that I control using buwizz now.
You left out two very important categories: "range of motion" and "speed of operation" (aka "that pathetic ripper" and "the ultra slow blade")
And the ultra slow blade... xD
@@Mani-io5re hmm, right. Let's call it "speed of operation"
People keep ripping on (eh) the ripper.... but I think its an extremely smart design decision to not make something that will gouge up carpets.
@@rjc0234 well that's one way to view it. I don't think Lego pieces are strong or sharp enough to really ruin anything though. In my eyes this is just bad design. I fondly remember my 8275 and its ability to lift itself off the ground.
Great review. I have 8275 as well and looking forward to getting 42131. Cool features about both sets. But gotta love them both 🙂
I love my 8275 precisely because of that ease of use. The Liebherr and the Volvo never get used because it just takes too long to get going.
After over a decade, 8275 still looks awesome and performs superb. I do realize control+ is difficult to use.
Very insightful and entertaining comparison. The clunky Control+ environment is what really kills 42131 for me.
Really good race!
You can speed the blade function up by swapping the positions of the two different size 90 degree gears at the top of the "hydraulic cylinder"
Nice tests , you are a killer lol ..I love your posts ☺️
I really dig the music in this video, what is it?
It's a Vegetarian Progressive Grindcore ;) th-cam.com/video/HNbpHmY02UY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Innarius
@@searme Thanks :)
3:40 Did you remove the clutch gear in your bulldozer? Mine can't do that because of the clutch gear
No.
@@searme my clutch gear must be really worn out then
Try replacing it.
Powered up isn't inherently bad. It even has advantages on power functions, but it can't beat power functions' simplicity and ease of use, or its affordability.
Nice video as usual! I like the pug of war lol. you have used in this video same bateries as i use :D
Dozer vs the hand 🙌🏼🤪
You can get the proportional movement in 8275 by using a train controller as the remote.
You can, but it's very laggy.
14 year difference and still worth comparing? That's a complument to the 8275 (which I have).
I also have to say that most advantages of both are due to weight, and some things the old fella even did better in my opinion, like the visible V6, and I wonder how the range will improve in the dark.
Interesting how that 8275 "Bulldozer" goes almost as fast as what Lego calls a "Tracked Racer" (aka 42065)
This was awesome, nice shoes . I thought the pug was going to do a tug of war 😁
What Range finder is that? It looks cool
Nice shoes! Do you work in a construction site?
No. These are just regular shoes.
4:29, what phone do you have? I reckon it's motorola
Awesome music 😎🤘🏼
I have a lot of nostalgia for the old dozer but looking at this comparison it's really aged!
This thing is $450 for quite a gap in piece count with the Liebehhr
42131 is looking cool, but since it's price I'll stick with my 8275. thanks for the video!
I think the 42131 dozer has a lot of potential for blade options
Great video as always. I can't wait to get the d11.
Wow nice
PF is better than C+ because C+ dont have physical remote control and we always need a phone
There is atleast one good solution for that, 88010 remote is technically compatible with nearly all of powered up family. And of course, power functions wins in terms of power and simplicity but powered up motors (except wedo 2.0 one) have rotation sensor.
Super filmik. Ostatnio miałem długą przerwę z lego - będzie pewnie z 7 lat. Jaki model warto teraz kupić (przydatność jego elementów do budowania swoich)? Elektryka, koła? Może uda mi się kiedyś spotkać z Wami na zawodach 😁
Na początek poleciłbym 42124
@@searme dlaczego?
Bo daje Ci wszystkie aktualnie potrzebne elementy do budowy prostego samochodu RC z zawieszeniem za stosunkowo rozsądne pieniądze. Na kanale jest moja recka jak chcesz więcej szczegółów.
@@searme oglądałem, model będę miał dzisiaj 😁 Jakiś większy model też mógłbyś polecić, by nabyć klocki? Stare niestety wszystkie wyprzedałem, więc muszę pozbierać od nowa.
42128 polecam, fajny zestaw, dużo pneumatyki, świetny stosunek ceny do zawartości.
Ok, bulldozers are fun, but somebody know the music name?
Lost it at the pug with the mini nuke.
Maybe a lame question, but do you happen to know what Catarpillar shoes are you wearing? I like them!
Sorry, I don't know the model name. Just grabbed them off a discount shelf.
@@searme too bad! I'll see if I can find them! Thanks for the off topic reaction!
Control+ is a dead end. 10 years from now, all these sets will be gathering dust as static display.
Who wins between the 42131 and 8275 bulldozers?
WHICH EVER ONE IS NOT PUG'S GROUCHY NEIGHBOOR.
Great video, it shows just how much larger this set is. I do wonder what it would be like with the gearing ratios switched, as the amount of torque from the pf motors was a surprise given how little they are geared down compared to the c÷ motors. Quick calculation puts the PF XL at 156.6 N.cm with a 5.4:1 and the C÷ at a measly 29.4 N.cm with a 1.67:1 which gives the older pf set a torque advantage if both sets have the same gearing. Whether that would overcome the 2 kg difference I have no idea
"Pug of Mutually Assured Destruction"
You like good misic.
The size difference is impressive. 8275 looks so small next to 42131.
nice cat boots
Pug of war is awesome!
Fajne porównanie.
Mam buldożer z 2007 i wiem chociaż jakiej wielkości jest ten nowy.
Widzę, że buty tematyczbe do posiadanej licencji.
Niektóre wyniki były spodziewane po prezentacji przełożenia i Ncm
Props for getting those CAT shoes (for this video?) Sariel!
Is motorola edge 2020 your phone?
Yup.
I guess the old fashioned 8275 blade looks better and much more detailed.
The 8275 is more fun, is it a real invention. Is not a reproduction for 500€. This is a real Lego.
😂⚡️⚡️⚡️pure Lego wrestling🔥🔥🔥👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Lego really need to ditch the app connectivity or at least provide a good alternative.
They will ditch the app in a few years and then this app will no longer be supported.
Then your 450$ set wont even move anymore.
Curious why the gloves?
fingerprints
dayum, the new one is a sweet machine. BTW. I did not get notified about the video :(.
Well, that's just typical TH-cam sucking for everyone. Check your notification settings, make sure they are set to "all" and not "personalized".
@@searme checked, however this is getting sticky. Last time I missed a video I got this changed to "all" and yet today... tada, my notifications were set back to "personal". Strange.
Yeah, TH-cam is doing their best to screw us all.
Maybe using powered up for the first time seems complicated but then it is not that worse than pf
Nein Kevin, wir gehen jetzt nach Hause 😁
Hey how come bulldozer set 856-1 didn't make the battle? LOL 😂
It's not motorized, so I guess it's still sitting on the shelf...
Cuz that bulldozer is not motorized lol
The music on these videos has improved.
Funny, I've been using this song for something close to 10 years.
@@searme yeah, and every time i click the "mute" botton...
Sounds like a good exercise!
@@searme I must be cracking up, I watch most of your content and I'd swear this is the first time I've heard it. Can i suggest it's entirely the wrong music for watching stuffed hamsters being crushed. Or slightly squashed ;). You want an upbeat jaunty tune, see the back catalogue of Chas and Dave for examples.
8275 is way better
now need Killdozer
CAT Bulldozer won most of the battles.
Still not worth the $450 though. Bleh
Man that c+ sucks.
cool video tho!
Why the terrible music?
When you grow up, you will realize that people have something called different tastes. What's terrible for you is awesome for others.