Kirsty it’s for the masses, it’s not just for you. To do social media, you need to be entertaining and have a uniqueness to it as well. Sometimes you’re gonna go overboard but that’s the risk it takes to stay relevant in a space where the audience is bringing in new people everyday.
theLordKy0 I think that might just be a feature rather than a design flaw. I noticed that pin has the smallest profile, which can be tricky to pull out. The intended way to disconnect could be tilting the connector to any direction to break the magnetic loop. I was very interested in this kind of cable, until I read about the charging time issue.
I’ve never had a good experience with magnetic cables. Especially with the iPhones, I’m sure it happens on android as well. overtime your phone's charging port wears down. The connector that’s supposed to stay in your phone will eventually start popping out whenever you rip the cord off. Essentially becoming a regular charger. Once this starts happening there’s really no point using it anymore. Really the best thing to do would be to buy one with a brand new phone that has a newer charging port so that it will stay in there and your charger port will not wear as fast. However I’m assuming people who buy these have at least had their phone for a while. Just my 2 cents :)
You can usually just buy a new "tip" and with the genx or gen 10 version, you should just bend the cable towards the front or back of the phone to disconnect. This way it doesn't try to pull the tip out or make it excessively loose. I've been using them for over a year and they're pretty great IMO.
Love how he just plugs the thing in and out for a whole minute at the end Edit: I've been watching that particular part a lot of times and it could be looped but I'm not sure.
I think he just filmed one or two plugs and then looped it in editing afterwards. I ended up watching like 4 minutes of looped plug/unplug footage... well played Lew.
Used to use a magnetic charger for about a year 4 years ago. 3 cables: one at home one in the car and one at the office. It seemed like a good idea but there were some malfunctions and what not so I went back to using normal cables but now I have wireless charging docks.
Believe me, i love tech as much as you do. But you'll get really bored of it soon when your in his place. I have been there. Fulfilled satisfaction wont make you happier.
Found the Intro: Francesco D’Andrea - With Some Malice Took long enough, using my laptop and Shazam/snap. Next time pls support musicians by giving them credit (even in a snippet), remember the copyright laws. ☺️
Aldo The Apache He’s got a TH-cam channel, SoundCloud, Spotify, but no iTunes. TH-cam “With Some Malice,” should pop up with a dark background and woman in picture (face covered/cropped).
The best use for these magnetic cables I've personally found is for wireless headphones and wireless gaming headsets . Set them up next to your headset stand and have it effortlessly charging while they're not in use .. also not even noticeable to have the magnetic connector in the slot on headphones compared to in a phone !
Disadvantages of using a magnetic cable- 1. low charging and transfer speeds. 2. makes life miserable because it dies every couple days or months (if lucky). 3. Dave2D never recommends it.
@@SomeBotOfficial well, sure. But right now, the products are really miserable. I have wasted more than 60 bucks on different chargers but NO SINGLE ONE SURVIVES.
I barely leave comments but I cannot stop myself to quote this part 10:19: "Don't do this to your phone. This can't possibly be good for the battery. BUT IT IS FUN!" LOL BTW, I like your channel and Thanks for your good reviews.
@@martinezj84 yeah. It actually does lol. They make the videos longer instead of to the point. It feels gimmicky and forced. This seems more natural and content minded. It's better without them.
8:12 I purchased a set similar to this one about a year ago. Came with 2 3ft cables, 2 6ft cables, 4 micro tips, 4 type C tips and 4 i-product device tips for about 17 bucks. Has been a game changer ever since. My wife has an iPhone, I have a Samsung and we also have a couple of tablets. Each devise has a different type of connection but we only use one cable to charge them all. I keep another cable in my car and one at work. I can't express how convenient it is to just need one cable and how easy it is to connect. I would highly recommend it.
flyng V it shouldn’t have to be slower because it is making a physical connection. But none of these can transmit data. Maybe a magnetic port could be implemented to transmit data but it wouldn’t be as simple as having 1 pin and a ground Edit: apparently there are some which can transmit data which is neat
ethan Belulia that’s not how r/woosh works. r/woosh is only for people who misunderstood the joke/ unable to notice the sarcasm. Not getting the joke is not woosh. And for fuck sake people should stop using it. This is youtube, not reddit.
Net dot gen 10 is better to me than the gen 12 because the plug at the bottom isnt round. But one of the main benefits I don't think you mentioned was that you can use one cable for 3 different connector types. 4 pack of cables from net Dot were like under 20 bucks and each came with 3 connectors. (Micro USB, USB C and lightning) very convenient.
The only problems I ever had with all magnetic cables I tried so far and also being an engineer/Tech is that the ends of either the cable or the connector on the phone are gathering all sorts of metal fillings/rubbish from either the pocket or the surfaces I am putting it on and have to demagnetize and clean it as it may cause a short when you plug it in.
I have the one that has the stronger magnet that pulls the connector out. You just have to be sure to hold the cable below the connector point and pull straight out to get the whole thing removed. Very good design.
The part where you’re talking about giving companies extra points for putting leds to let you know it’s charging and then unplug it and the led was still green had me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I bought three type C and two for other devices than phones and 4 cables (Work, bed, livingroom, backpack). All of this costed 15bucks. This cable solves multiple issues: 1. If you have different ports in different devices it uses universal charging cable now. 2. Ports will always be covered preventing accumulating dirt / any other issues (Had one devices get broken - gg on the port) 3. you dont need to worry if anybody has your device cable - you just use your cable for ALL your devices 4. magnets are really comfortable compared to plug in plug out once you get used to it.
I'm also using a magnetic cable currently. The magnet part on the plugs is the same thickness as my case so it's not poking out. And magnetic cables sometimes saves phone from falling off surfaces when the charging cable is accidentally tugged. Downside is not all of these kind of cables can support fast charging and data transfers.
Do you guys think carbon fibre is patented or something? All he did was make a case with the same material, I don't get what all the hate is about. The tech community is petty as hell.
magnetic cable HUGE time saver for gid delivery drivers, getting phone in and out of car fast can save minutes per hour, and reduces overall frustration when fumbling with it with hands full.
Hi Lew, I got one for my grandma as she is using nokia 3310 (2017). The phone has Micro USB, which is difficult for her to plug in properly (as she is old and have shaky hands). The magnet cable works like a charm for her. The one I got for her is the one you have at 8:15. Just plug and charge her phone, whenever she needs to, with no worries. much much convenience. Thanks for sharing :)
Wireless headsets are the best sort of application for these cables. Once you get a low battery notification, just slap the cable to the side of your head rather than needing to take it off and find the right spot/orientation (because most wireless headsets these days still use micro-USB). I've been using the Netdot ones for the past several years, and I've never really thought about it, but it's a real game changer
The end of the stock cable destroys the port inside of the device if you keep focking with it. Basically, it's an operator error if you destroy the port.
Been using the magnetic charging cables for YEARS now, I have no idea why this is new to so many people. Here is a quick rundown: The early mag cables were good until the pins wore out (but replacement plugs were cheap, so no big deal). The first swivel plugs were a welcome addition, but you had to sacrifice data to get the rotation feature (so charge only). Then there were a mass of el-cheapo mag cables that came out, they would work for a month or so, then would crap out. Soon after that more and more "I've-heard-of-them" brands started coming out with their own mag cables, these for the most part were good enough for me to toss my non-magnetic charging cables in a cupboard and go all mag,,,,,,,,,,,,but you may have to give up super fast charging (which I don't use, so whatever).
One thing people need to look out for with magnetic fittings. If you work around metal filings these are a no-no. The filings get stuck in the fitting, cause a short and the cable is useless.
Someone I worked with had one of these, and the piece that goes into the phone eventually broke, leaving part of it stuck inside the phone. He had to get it repaired at Verizon. I think the concept of a magnetic charger is cool and convenient, but until the phone manufacturers don't implement it themselves, I'm steering clear of this.
I use one for years now with an armored case. Since its armored it sits flush with the case. For phones without wireless charging is just perfect imo. It protects the port from dirt and the cable from tearing down with time. The only problem is that you have to clean the receptors from time to time, but it's better to clean the cable than having to clean inside your phone.
With the more protruding ones, one will inevitably get used to the connector sticking out at the bottom, as one does with all things. We were used to bezzles, got used to droplet cameras, etc. But the bigger concern is snag danger when you pull it out of your pocket or bag, since a few hard snags may have the same damaging effect as a hard pull from a plugged in cable, which would defy the purpose of the magnetic connectors.
Also a very useful application is for tablets and laptops, because if you would trip over the cable it would disconnect and not pull the thing down with it
The reason you need one with individual pins on the magnetic connection. Is so it can support AndroidGo/CarPlay in your car. Also they usually support full quick charge. Love the show dude. 👍👍
This is not "COOL" "COOL" is charging my device through a FAST charger! I barely ever use wireless charging since its not that fast, and that is way cooler than Magnetic charging!
@@Zez1nas Yea I can't understand all these fancy charging methods. The only "COOL" charging method is putting my phone on a fast charger, go for a shower, come back and its pumped up!
I love magnetic cables and have bought a couple of versions off ebay. I ended up using the one that allowed charging and data syncing (USB 3.0). Since my wireless earphones still uses microusb, having the nibs in all my devices (usb-c and microusb) and carrying around only 1 magnetic cable makes it convenient. There is also less stress on the port itself when I have to unplug and go. The data sync is useful for using in the car when I connect to Android Auto to my vehicle. Because it is magnetic, I can just plug it in with one hand and keeping my eyes on the road. Wish they will start making ones that is thunderbolt 3 usb-c data transfer capability so I can plug my surface laptop to the monitor.
@@thyncha I mean I can imagine that he sometimes exaggerates his opinion to boost the interaction from people but nevertheless for me in the end, I thinl everyone can still evaluate the products himself
I've been using a magnetic connector for over a year now. One cable for 2 types of phone and PS4 controller. With little kids having no control or not thinking about how they treat cables, these make so much sense. Fast charging is a little hit and miss.
I had one that started with a super strong magnet and fast charging, but after a week or so it slowed down exponentially, eventually showing weird times like- 99hours to full charge
We we are effectively getting to that stage already. Wireless charging is almost becoming the norm. It's crazy to think what we could be using in the next few years ! That's why technology is fucking beautiful!
Personally, I wouldn’t use these on my phone. but I love them on my gaming setup, magnetic connection on my wireless headset makes putting them on charge after i’ve used them so much more convenient.
i got like 4 or 5 different things i want to charge, this will make things so much easier and less cable clutter, nice to see the different types of magnetic cables :)
I use Volta cables. I haven't purchased one for my iPhone because it only has USB-A for the lightning connector, but I do use it for the MacBook Pro because they have a USB-C to USB-C cable. If they offered a lightning connector/tip for the USB-C cable, I would definitely use it.
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Unbox Therapy these are the videos I like
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Can u make more gaming pc reviews? Pleaaasseeee
Hmmm HMMMMM🤔
Imagine smartphone companies making the magnetic part inbuilt.
That wud be a gamechanger for these cables.
Or getting rid of the cable altogether
Have you ever dropped a magnet on soil? That's how terrific the phone would look like 😁
The new blackshark have it.
And the old sony phones too.
Microsoft computer have been using magnet
I think Microsoft surfaces do this
Netflix: Are you still watching?
Someone’s daughter: 10:30
Kevin S that's messed up
Its dodgy
lmao
I don't get it
😂😂😂
I just realized, without Willy Du, Jack, and others, Lew looks, sounds, and behaves exactly like he was like 2 to 3 years ago. I like it.
Rather than all the over hyping & shouting about everything. He was starting to get on my nerves with it.
Kirsty it’s for the masses, it’s not just for you. To do social media, you need to be entertaining and have a uniqueness to it as well. Sometimes you’re gonna go overboard but that’s the risk it takes to stay relevant in a space where the audience is bringing in new people everyday.
I'm from the future it's not looking good lol
Family members keep stealing my charger so this will be a game changer.
Unless they buy the micro USB magnet
Now they'll steal the pin with it😂
You just have to take care of your phone.
And he's talking about cables, not chargers. 🙄
Changing family seems like the better option....
"This one pulling whole thing out"
End of review.
(Lew,2020)
theLordKy0 I think that might just be a feature rather than a design flaw. I noticed that pin has the smallest profile, which can be tricky to pull out. The intended way to disconnect could be tilting the connector to any direction to break the magnetic loop. I was very interested in this kind of cable, until I read about the charging time issue.
Dammit. I want to like it but.....its at 69
@@ferret1252 U may now
@@simonl7067 No it's a design flaw unfortunately
I’ve never had a good experience with magnetic cables. Especially with the iPhones, I’m sure it happens on android as well. overtime your phone's charging port wears down. The connector that’s supposed to stay in your phone will eventually start popping out whenever you rip the cord off. Essentially becoming a regular charger. Once this starts happening there’s really no point using it anymore. Really the best thing to do would be to buy one with a brand new phone that has a newer charging port so that it will stay in there and your charger port will not wear as fast. However I’m assuming people who buy these have at least had their phone for a while. Just my 2 cents :)
Paul Stejskal Definitely the better option
One word: Cyanoacrylate 🤣
The faulty charger cable is a problem of iPhone. Android provides you with stronger cables. For most Android phones, you don’t need a new charger.
@@nithpro1385 The cable that comes with your phone is usually too short for any practical use and will break eventually.
You can usually just buy a new "tip" and with the genx or gen 10 version, you should just bend the cable towards the front or back of the phone to disconnect. This way it doesn't try to pull the tip out or make it excessively loose. I've been using them for over a year and they're pretty great IMO.
Love how he just plugs the thing in and out for a whole minute at the end
Edit: I've been watching that particular part a lot of times and it could be looped but I'm not sure.
I think he just filmed one or two plugs and then looped it in editing afterwards. I ended up watching like 4 minutes of looped plug/unplug footage... well played Lew.
pretty sure he was testing how much it would connect, like a stress test
?? What there to love about it 😂😂 time to analyze your life decisions mate
Definitely a looping video lol. He prob only unplugged it once or twice and then replay the video.
He's probably still doing it
Lew: There are many benefits of magnets, who doesn't love magnets?
Jesse Pinkman: *heavy breathing*
TechStuff what does that even mean?
@@SSJlucius that's what I said
@@SSJlucius Ask joe ,He might know
“Yeah Science!”
"Yeeeeaaaahh Science biitchh"
Apple 2021: First time in the world introducing wireless magnetic charging ...
Im the guy who predicted magsafe charging in iPhones
Isn't that thing in iphones already? Sorry if didn't get the joke
Didn’t their MacBooks have that over a decade ago? Lol
@@Frisher1
No, it's not.
The joke is about Apple calling out "inventions" of their own, what are alrdy at the marked since decades.
@@kenmasters5509 oh ok
Yeah I was about to say, I saw some 3rd party developers making things like this like 3 or 4 years ago
Used to use a magnetic charger for about a year 4 years ago. 3 cables: one at home one in the car and one at the office. It seemed like a good idea but there were some malfunctions and what not so I went back to using normal cables but now I have wireless charging docks.
Yes they wir great for a while then stop working at themagnetic junction
Wireless charging heats up your phone and is not as fast as magnetic and normal cables
Who all dream about being around so much tech like Lew.
Me 100% I'd like to team up with someone and start a tech channel one day
Me
Believe me, i love tech as much as you do. But you'll get really bored of it soon when your in his place. I have been there. Fulfilled satisfaction wont make you happier.
prince sethi I do not just dream it will happen to me one day👍🏾
cap james can agree with you
Found the Intro:
Francesco D’Andrea - With Some Malice
Took long enough, using my laptop and Shazam/snap. Next time pls support musicians by giving them credit (even in a snippet), remember the copyright laws. ☺️
Can you give the link to the song?
Couldn't find it man
Thanks man..i'm surprised there's no mention about it in the description..licensed or not,credit should be given to where it's due
@@ashiksaleem360 watch?v=-k59gpr2mSo
Aldo The Apache He’s got a TH-cam channel, SoundCloud, Spotify, but no iTunes. TH-cam “With Some Malice,” should pop up with a dark background and woman in picture (face covered/cropped).
I literally watched Lew connect and disconnect a magnetic charger from his phone for the last minute of this video.
For those who are wondering when the vid actually starts: 10:18
The best use for these magnetic cables I've personally found is for wireless headphones and wireless gaming headsets . Set them up next to your headset stand and have it effortlessly charging while they're not in use .. also not even noticeable to have the magnetic connector in the slot on headphones compared to in a phone !
Disadvantages of using a magnetic cable-
1. low charging and transfer speeds.
2. makes life miserable because it dies every couple days or months (if lucky).
3. Dave2D never recommends it.
exactly two weeks until you get the msg "iphone no longer support the accessory"
Well there’s a market and options, you can always improve on the products and make them more durable and reliable
@@SomeBotOfficial no i tried this specific one few months ago.
@@Loomzii exactly my experience, lmao!
@@SomeBotOfficial well, sure. But right now, the products are really miserable. I have wasted more than 60 bucks on different chargers but NO SINGLE ONE SURVIVES.
Why did I actually watch the entirety of the last 50 seconds with you plugging the cable in and out ?
Because you don't give a F*ck. You do what you want to do. And also, samsies.
Because you touch yourself at night.
Because your desperate
I think the sound of the connector to the ball cable connection sounds satisfying, even more than the ones I have.
@@PinkAgaricus Exactly
It would feel weird having a notch coming out of the bottom of the phone
I could get used to it
People got use to a notch on the screen so why not anywhere else lol
I’ve been using Volta cables for quite awhile, the pros of a magnetic cable far outweigh the small notch at the bottom of the phone for me.
Exactly what I was thinking. The notch would increase the size of the phone and keep it propped up when vertical
Luke Lockwood how do they work with iPhones
I barely leave comments but I cannot stop myself to quote this part 10:19:
"Don't do this to your phone. This can't possibly be good for the battery.
BUT IT IS FUN!"
LOL
BTW, I like your channel and
Thanks for your good reviews.
Magnetic chargers are bad for batteries?
Kevin Avila plugging and unplugging continously perhaps.
@@narutazo10 No dude it is not bad I was talking about 10:19 part of the video which was a cool show
10:30 *me at home during the covid 19 pandemic*
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He's making better content In quarantine than he did when his employees were around
@@martinezj84 yeah. It actually does lol. They make the videos longer instead of to the point. It feels gimmicky and forced. This seems more natural and content minded. It's better without them.
Shut up. Take that back. Those guys are all legendary.
@@matzmx yeah whatever
@@mehulkalra2002 just kidding (shut up) but honestly the guys do bring alot to the table... In the case of Willie Doo... it's quiet literally.
yeah its more of a tech dude experimenting with some little gadgets just like in the old days
“This ones pulling the whole thing out!” 😂
I liked this charger cable the best.😀
😱
fast charging
wireless charging
lew: magnet!
The last minute of this video:
Lewis demonstrating sexual education in 2020.
8:12 I purchased a set similar to this one about a year ago. Came with 2 3ft cables, 2 6ft cables, 4 micro tips, 4 type C tips and 4 i-product device tips for about 17 bucks. Has been a game changer ever since. My wife has an iPhone, I have a Samsung and we also have a couple of tablets. Each devise has a different type of connection but we only use one cable to charge them all. I keep another cable in my car and one at work. I can't express how convenient it is to just need one cable and how easy it is to connect. I would highly recommend it.
The phone companies should implement this technology in phones like integrated megnatic charging port and cable
That would be so cool
no because magnetic charging is slower than wire charging the same goes for wireless charging
flyng V it shouldn’t have to be slower because it is making a physical connection. But none of these can transmit data. Maybe a magnetic port could be implemented to transmit data but it wouldn’t be as simple as having 1 pin and a ground
Edit: apparently there are some which can transmit data which is neat
Sony already have magnetic connection cable right?
@@sayedrahman3184 Yep, and they got rid of it because nobody was actually using this thing.
And they would be able to make it non-thirdparty so it would be more professional
10:49 what 250W Charging your phone in realtime looks like in the Future.
Lmao 😂
To true 😂
I dont understand
Kolikoasdpvp
As a non reddit person I just need to warn you about redditors that will constantly spam r/woooosh on you.
ethan Belulia that’s not how r/woosh works. r/woosh is only for people who misunderstood the joke/ unable to notice the sarcasm. Not getting the joke is not woosh. And for fuck sake people should stop using it. This is youtube, not reddit.
Father: Son what are you doing so long in the bathroom ?
Son: 10:30
Lmao
Weirdo
Ah thats dodgy
Funny how it makes a ding dong sound
You should've also tested the Amps each cable pulls constantly and also data transfer stability.
Net dot gen 10 is better to me than the gen 12 because the plug at the bottom isnt round. But one of the main benefits I don't think you mentioned was that you can use one cable for 3 different connector types. 4 pack of cables from net Dot were like under 20 bucks and each came with 3 connectors. (Micro USB, USB C and lightning) very convenient.
Me: Can I Atleast Afford A Smartphone Cable?
Pocket: Doesn't Even Have A Wallet
Tushar Thakur you can always work at your local supermarket
@@sonicandroxas ok dawg
"Look they all stick together it's magnet magic"
For real 🤦🏻♂️
Monsef Bouchra bruch
The only problems I ever had with all magnetic cables I tried so far and also being an engineer/Tech is that the ends of either the cable or the connector on the phone are gathering all sorts of metal fillings/rubbish from either the pocket or the surfaces I am putting it on and have to demagnetize and clean it as it may cause a short when you plug it in.
I have the one that has the stronger magnet that pulls the connector out. You just have to be sure to hold the cable below the connector point and pull straight out to get the whole thing removed. Very good design.
Honestly never come across one before, and thanks for the look at these cables man
The part where you’re talking about giving companies extra points for putting leds to let you know it’s charging and then unplug it and the led was still green had me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol, it was made for a night time charging,, imagine having led light cord at night and it would be easier to find in that case.
Translation: "i didn't get paid to review these cables so i'm not telling you to buy them"
I bought three type C and two for other devices than phones and 4 cables (Work, bed, livingroom, backpack). All of this costed 15bucks.
This cable solves multiple issues:
1. If you have different ports in different devices it uses universal charging cable now.
2. Ports will always be covered preventing accumulating dirt / any other issues (Had one devices get broken - gg on the port)
3. you dont need to worry if anybody has your device cable - you just use your cable for ALL your devices
4. magnets are really comfortable compared to plug in plug out once you get used to it.
I'm also using a magnetic cable currently. The magnet part on the plugs is the same thickness as my case so it's not poking out. And magnetic cables sometimes saves phone from falling off surfaces when the charging cable is accidentally tugged. Downside is not all of these kind of cables can support fast charging and data transfers.
Lew: Magnetic cables for different charging ports(including iPhone)
Apple: Time to Ditch Wired Life (Ports) and move on to Wireless Future
😂
Lew: I am in no way affiliated with any brands featured in the video
**Starts video with a phone in the later case**
Ashwin Kidambi keyword featured.
10:21 somebody, make a *10 hour version* of that 😂
At 1080p lol. 4k would take forever to render and upload
"From God knows where"
I believe you mean China.
Lew Phone's later: I feel so dirty
In the end part of the video Lewis, You continue play with the charger and I thought something wrong with my phone....
Lew plugging and unplugging the magnetic charger over and over should be the new Rick Roll
Why?
The "Later Cable" coming Holiday 2020
alij0n3s I Thought the same thing
🤣
Do you guys think carbon fibre is patented or something? All he did was make a case with the same material, I don't get what all the hate is about.
The tech community is petty as hell.
magnetic cable HUGE time saver for gid delivery drivers, getting phone in and out of car fast can save minutes per hour, and reduces overall frustration when fumbling with it with hands full.
Hi Lew, I got one for my grandma as she is using nokia 3310 (2017). The phone has Micro USB, which is difficult for her to plug in properly (as she is old and have shaky hands). The magnet cable works like a charm for her. The one I got for her is the one you have at 8:15. Just plug and charge her phone, whenever she needs to, with no worries. much much convenience.
Thanks for sharing :)
What you've been doing in the quarantine?
Me : 10:29
IDK why but I've been doing it less during quarantine, and I've had more time to run outside and stuff and more time to make videos.
Does the ball connector allow data connection as well? If so.. How?
Volta Chargers, very high quality magnetic cables, if you haven’t I recommend you do a video on those!
Wireless headsets are the best sort of application for these cables. Once you get a low battery notification, just slap the cable to the side of your head rather than needing to take it off and find the right spot/orientation (because most wireless headsets these days still use micro-USB). I've been using the Netdot ones for the past several years, and I've never really thought about it, but it's a real game changer
The end of the stock cable destroys the port inside of the device if you keep focking with it. Basically, it's an operator error if you destroy the port.
Unbox Therapy: This is a phone cable.
Me in quarantine: 😳 This is the best content on TH-cam!
10:30 Someone needs to remix him connecting and disconnecting the cable at the end.
Matthew W. If he keeps doing that then his battery is gonna go bad
5:39 Lew just turned straight up British
Hahahahaha charrinnngg
Been using the magnetic charging cables for YEARS now, I have no idea why this is new to so many people. Here is a quick rundown: The early mag cables were good until the pins wore out (but replacement plugs were cheap, so no big deal). The first swivel plugs were a welcome addition, but you had to sacrifice data to get the rotation feature (so charge only). Then there were a mass of el-cheapo mag cables that came out, they would work for a month or so, then would crap out. Soon after that more and more "I've-heard-of-them" brands started coming out with their own mag cables, these for the most part were good enough for me to toss my non-magnetic charging cables in a cupboard and go all mag,,,,,,,,,,,,but you may have to give up super fast charging (which I don't use, so whatever).
One thing people need to look out for with magnetic fittings. If you work around metal filings these are a no-no. The filings get stuck in the fitting, cause a short and the cable is useless.
Someone I worked with had one of these, and the piece that goes into the phone eventually broke, leaving part of it stuck inside the phone. He had to get it repaired at Verizon.
I think the concept of a magnetic charger is cool and convenient, but until the phone manufacturers don't implement it themselves, I'm steering clear of this.
Mom:- You can't do anything in your life.
*Me:- Well!! I once got a heart from Lew* ❤️
Watching through only one camera angle.. I can say, I miss Jack
I use one for years now with an armored case. Since its armored it sits flush with the case. For phones without wireless charging is just perfect imo. It protects the port from dirt and the cable from tearing down with time. The only problem is that you have to clean the receptors from time to time, but it's better to clean the cable than having to clean inside your phone.
With the more protruding ones, one will inevitably get used to the connector sticking out at the bottom, as one does with all things. We were used to bezzles, got used to droplet cameras, etc. But the bigger concern is snag danger when you pull it out of your pocket or bag, since a few hard snags may have the same damaging effect as a hard pull from a plugged in cable, which would defy the purpose of the magnetic connectors.
I prefer this type of content way more than when he has his other employees arround
Willy is cool, the other guys are ok lmao
I have a magnetic charger and I honestly prefer it to a standard charger, and the best part: it was from wish so cost less than £5
Ew Chinese products
@@chaosqrow634 Almost every product has come from china in some shape or form lol
@@Snapmaw ur right. My bad XD
link link link
10:24
My brain: that seems fun to me
Also my brain: *STOP THIS KIND OF TORTURE*
Also a very useful application is for tablets and laptops, because if you would trip over the cable it would disconnect and not pull the thing down with it
The reason you need one with individual pins on the magnetic connection. Is so it can support AndroidGo/CarPlay in your car. Also they usually support full quick charge.
Love the show dude. 👍👍
The end: ART
This is not "COOL"
"COOL" is charging my device through a FAST charger!
I barely ever use wireless charging since its not that fast, and that is way cooler than Magnetic charging!
Yea i totaly agree with that ... 50w super vooc and after 30min 0-100% thats way cooler then some shity wireless charger
@@Zez1nas Yea I can't understand all these fancy charging methods. The only "COOL" charging method is putting my phone on a fast charger, go for a shower, come back and its pumped up!
@@FreePalestine.. This is not wireless charging. This is wired charging.
Whats cool is not having to plug up your phone at all because you have several wireless chargers
@@travelguy78 yea read again
I use Volta magnetic cables. Price-wise, definitely in the "premium" sector.
Volta for the win
Lew: I was in search of the coolest cable Meaning: I’m gonna make a new never before seen cable. . . .
I love magnetic cables and have bought a couple of versions off ebay. I ended up using the one that allowed charging and data syncing (USB 3.0). Since my wireless earphones still uses microusb, having the nibs in all my devices (usb-c and microusb) and carrying around only 1 magnetic cable makes it convenient. There is also less stress on the port itself when I have to unplug and go. The data sync is useful for using in the car when I connect to Android Auto to my vehicle. Because it is magnetic, I can just plug it in with one hand and keeping my eyes on the road. Wish they will start making ones that is thunderbolt 3 usb-c data transfer capability so I can plug my surface laptop to the monitor.
I love how Lew has always so much excitement for Tech. Makes me always curious for seeing the newest innovation. Keep it up boys!
Me too he is sooo gooooood at this analyzing weird stuff mostly hahahah
I stopped being curious when i realised how fake he is, that is how he's getting paid for it.
@@thyncha 🤨 he gets his money from TH-cam and irl when he does get stuff from other company's it's the tech that he is reviewing
@@thyncha I mean I can imagine that he sometimes exaggerates his opinion to boost the interaction from people but nevertheless for me in the end, I thinl everyone can still evaluate the products himself
*2 months from now
Lew: I present to you the later cable
For a low price of $89.99
And this video gets deleted
Lew: DISCLAMER...
Me: hehehe time to spend my money
I've been using a magnetic connector for over a year now. One cable for 2 types of phone and PS4 controller. With little kids having no control or not thinking about how they treat cables, these make so much sense. Fast charging is a little hit and miss.
I had one that started with a super strong magnet and fast charging, but after a week or so it slowed down exponentially, eventually showing weird times like- 99hours to full charge
6:36 When keep I missing the key hole of my door after a long day at school.😂
From 2030: “what are cables”
True 💔😂
We we are effectively getting to that stage already. Wireless charging is almost becoming the norm. It's crazy to think what we could be using in the next few years ! That's why technology is fucking beautiful!
Based on how much progress we've made in the past decade, I wouldn't be surprised that wireless charging will take over before the end of 2030.
Please respond to this in 10 years
Non-knot....
5 seconds later: *untangles knot*
I miss the big desk! Glad to see it's back. Love that we got some humor back into the vids also!
Personally, I wouldn’t use these on my phone. but I love them on my gaming setup, magnetic connection on my wireless headset makes putting them on charge after i’ve used them so much more convenient.
10:30 Omg, i thought this is family friendly tech review :D It ends up with pron 🤔
He: Don't do this to your phone
Also he: does that 39 times after saying that
Willy Du : 🙎🏻♂️
Who misses this?
i got like 4 or 5 different things i want to charge, this will make things so much easier and less cable clutter, nice to see the different types of magnetic cables :)
One of my phones died because of cables like these. The contacts can connect in any manner of configurations and byebye phone.
10:30
Phone: Sorry my buttery gonna explores in 3sec 3 2 1 .......
Edit this comment before anyone realizes that you spelt explode as explore.😬😬
When are you going to do a Review on the new LG v60.
I got stung by a wasp three times while watching this. Irrelevant, I know, nothing to do with the video.
Are ya okay, brother?
Did you get charged by it?
I didn’t even notice it until it stung.
I use Volta cables. I haven't purchased one for my iPhone because it only has USB-A for the lightning connector, but I do use it for the MacBook Pro because they have a USB-C to USB-C cable. If they offered a lightning connector/tip for the USB-C cable, I would definitely use it.
The connecting and disconnecting was very relaxing... ASMR style!!! I want to go to sleep now!!!
"and when theese go on and connect... WHAT?!" 06:37
10:55 STOOOOPPPPPP
Not first
Not last
But I'm still early
Stay safe during the pandemics homies
That's what she said !!! (sorry, couldn't help myself)
Varun Pany 😂😂
0:34 nice way to say I love magnets and I'm addicted to em
That's my charger