2:07 I think visually, the track pad is cleverly marked with the lines of the space bar. Its very clever. Props to the design team for a functioning modern aesthetic
Imagine if on the laptop they found a way to keep the whole area bellow the keyboard white but light up a box around the track pad with LEDs when the computer is on
11:19 A neural interface/BCI is more feasible than external haptics to create a feeling of the senses. External haptics is a dead end for VR but BCI has limitless possibilities!
Nah man. The porn industry has had virtual hookup hardware for a long time. I know about this because of... "scientific research." That being said, I am not brave enough to actually use one of these crazy contraptions with seemingly endless potential for maiming one's valuables.
That's literally what I do 😂 I can't be bothered watching him any other time as I normally like to be focused. Food time is the best time for his videos.
They can simulate weight for the VR thing by making a full body suit with elastic bands along the limbs so that when you pick something heavy up, the elastic bands tighten, giving more resistance to your limbs, simulating something heavy. Think like the excersize bands but on a suit
The problem with elastic bands is that the resistance increases the more you stretch them, whereas when you pick up and raise an object the weight you feel on your hands remains the same.
@@puupipo what hes saying could still work but not with a suit, he'd have to have smth pulling his hands/arms up from above but that wld feel off unless u had a bunch bands all around so rip
Smarter Every Day did a video ~4 years ago about a similar set of gloves. iirc, it had small inflatable bubbles in the palm and along the fingers in order to solve the issue of actually feeling what you touched; when you touched something those particular bubbles would inflate, creating a bit of pressure against your skin. It seemed like a much more completely featured prototype, but it was wayyy jacked up with wires and tubes to make it work. This one seems much lighter, smaller, more portable, and generally more market ready (although still not completely ready yet)
Love the videos 😀 I'm so happy to see this technology getting into the hands of some much larger channels, this will hopefully show people that VR is constantly growing and not just a gimmick. Seriously, the amount of things you can do with tech like this is huge. Great video!
@@JaidenLevi Both have their applications. That's like saying World of Warcraft is a gimmick when you can go outside and LARP. Not the same at all man. Not everyone wants they're gaming to be exercise. That's just one application. There are many. Augmented reality will be great for advertisements. Virtual reality will be your escape.
@@JaidenLevi Yes and no. AR is likely going to be much more widely used and for more "real world" uses - navigation, information, communication, translation etc. all as part of the real world. But for entertainment and truly immersive applications, VR is always gonna be the way to go. Sadly, real AR is still many years away from being close to a working prototype but when we have a device that can act as AR but also block out the world for full VR, that'll be the perfect point
Now this is definitely another step towards fully immersive VR experience, to be able to grab things by hand and feel the objects. Next up is to smell and taste 😋
I cant smell, so maybe they can simulate the feeling of smell in a different way for people with disablities, remember, for everyone to feel included, you should add as many accessibility options as possible!
Could you do a comparison between those VR gloves and the LucidVR gloves? It’s an open source project with many iterations and has been showing a lot of promise in the VR hand tracking and haptics.
im surprise that no one talks about lucidVR here. it took me too much time finding this comment. it really looks like his design just with a shell. idk if it is and i really hope its not a situation like: Make Anything V Torshn
@@daometh Lucas and a whole lot of people in the LucidVR discord have been coming up with great haptic solutions and most of them at really affordable budgets. I hope we see it get implemented more natively soon into VR experiences.
A very elegant solution for the trackpad in the Dell laptop would've to outline it with soft white light, would fit very nicely with the touchbar as well
I really would like to see more VR tech on this channel, I know others like Thrillseeker already make videos on it but the industry could use as much attention as possible!
I got to try this glove out with Thrillseeker (another VR youtuber) back at CES this year. I cannot even EXPLAIN how awesome of an experience it was. If you pair this with one of the next gen VR headsets, well... let's just say you won't see the world the same anymore 😅
VR games have weight to items. Boneworks/bonelab has this. What it does, it makes objects really heavy by making it so that your ingame hands dont move up as much. And you have to lift your actual hands higher. It feels really good and semi life like.
The downside of all in one vr systems is the lack of decent graphics. So many quest games don't feel immersive to me and I don't feel motivated to play vr
The xps 13 + comes with a headphone and usb-a dongle in the box! Although, I often accidentally press the delete touchkey and the trackpad sometimes randomly stops working, but could be bios issue
About the dead battery in electric car you can ask someone with a gas car to tow you to nearest charger, and recharge at the same time just as you would while going downhill
TBF, they have been around since 2016 and are still not remotely as good as they would need to be to actually immerse you beyond what hand presence does with a regular VR controller. VR porn industry would be throwing money at these projects if they actually worked. Truth is, the automated jerkoff machines, high-end HMDs, and subscription-based high-end virtual experiences still reign king in that world. The only innovation that market is growing are the automated jerkoff machines that sync to gameplay. Until a special hydraulic-air compressed or micro ultrasonic haptics in a glove to simulate thousands of different points on a glove, with a pully system like the video but small enough to not limit movement, is made, we won't have anything better than what Valve offers with the knuckles.
That laptop has a clear design flaw: The touch function keys light is white, as the laptop itself is also white, what makes those “keys” invisible in daylight.
Have you tried the HaptX gloves? They actually make a tech that makes you feel the objects in your hands. But they are an order more expensive than the Sensegloves.
You could add “weight” with an electromagnetic floor plate that attracts/repels the glove in sync with the AR. It could even create surfaces to rest on.
Can you imagine controlling a robot in a lab 3000 miles away with this? VR is also great for practicing on things you want to become good at. This will take humans to the next level
This!! Can you imagine controlling a robot on Pluto or on a remote unmanned spacecraft. I mean, the delay will be insane, but still... never gonna go there in person, probably money to be made just in giving people the experience.
I think Weight can be added to things if your muscles are given some specific kind of electric signal to contract them and trick you into feeling something has weight.... some wearable on arm kind of thing...
I think a potential way to create the haptic illusion of interacting with heavy objects in VR would be a sleeve extension to a haptic glove that puts resistance on elbow movement, mimicking the forearm muscle tension one would experience when trying to counteract that weight.
@@peterbailon7773 Eh, it's a limited solution to the problem, and probably has hurdles I'm not considering. One issue I thought of but didn't bother mentioning is that this solution would only work with hand-held objects. If you wanted to interact with something bigger, let's say a table for instance, you'd probably have to incorporate the shoulders and chest to really sell the effect. Shoulders have a much wider range of movement than elbows, so you'd have to create a more complex joint that's capable of adaptive resistance than with an elbow or finger.
For everyone that doesn't want to spend a ton on VR Gloves, you should check Lucid VR DIY gloves (made by Lucas) that basically started, (As far as I know) this whole trend and basically function the same, if not better. They are also extremely cheap, and easily accessible.
My wife walks in at the beginning of the haptic glove segment with the cans. . She says, 'Is it teaching him to clean the house. We need to get you that!' and walks out. 🤣
A cool feature that could make electric cars feel like gas cars when "running out of electricity" would be to have a replaceable battery, so instead of having one battery you would have to charge up, maybe you have a smaller backup battery that's not as built into the car and is easy enough to get out and swap it with a charged battery at the gas station or even just have it as a backup so you can make those extra miles
What I like about this idea is that the "emergency service" would not mean waiting 15-30 minutes (assuming 110v/~1kW) to partially charge the main battery. Your idea would provide an instantaneous 1-3kWh of charge. But it also seems like a bit complicated of a system for emergencies that are going to get less and less frequent. I suspect that it might make more sense to have systems like this in utility vehicles (mostly commercial, but not necessarily) that might also be able to provide 50kW+ charging to other cars.
For the laptop, the headphone jack is not even a bad trade off. It's very portable and low profile, so having a cable in the way defeats the whole purpose, just just wireless buds.
I can vouch for the Ecoflow, it literally saved our asses during the hurricane down here in Florida. The only issue we ran into was we didn't have a means to charge it but we managed to stretch the battery for 3 days while we tried to find a solution to that. Luckily, family got their power back on and we got to borrow their gas generator to keep it going for one more night before the power was restored. It is STUPID expensive though but happy we got one a MONTH before the storm hit.
They should give the track pad a rim light(customizable color) that activates when the track pad is in use, the light turning off otherwise. Maybe the default could be a white color.
This is definitely a start, and could use some small tweaks in my opinion that would make it better. Here they are: -Trackpad has a white light illuminating the edges, similar to the touchbar up top -The bezels chamfered similarly to the MacBook Air M2 screen -The inside of the USB-C ports are white and not black to prevent visual clashing in the all-white chassis -Keys are slightly more defined and a little less flush with eachother. I think it types better that way
They could have zoomed back in, or cropped it out. It was a deliberate choice, he’s such a perfectionist, that it couldn’t have been anything but intentional
I think for electric cars, they should include a charging port in the trunk for reserve battery charging, which can be done while driving. A reservior battery charged by little solar panels on the car. and only accessed during emergencies
Literally JUST got my Dell XPS PLUS with the 14 core and 32GB of RAM. I LOVE it. For those wondering it will Run Skyrim really well at full res on High settings, and Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order fairly...ok-ish...at medium settings
I am a whole new level of curious as to what VR "feels" like 👀
Don’t forget a vomit bucket! 🪣
Hmm
Sussy
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VR with sense condoms and gloves
2:07 I think visually, the track pad is cleverly marked with the lines of the space bar. Its very clever. Props to the design team for a functioning modern aesthetic
nice catch!
No it's not. But it doesn't matter after using it for 2 days I never faced such issue.
I always wonder why the trackpad doesn't go edge-to-edge, because that's the most reasonable thing to do with an invisible trackpad imo
@@darshanhihoriya it is.
Imagine if on the laptop they found a way to keep the whole area bellow the keyboard white but light up a box around the track pad with LEDs when the computer is on
interesting
That would look really good with a slight glow, just enough to tell where the pad is but not too much where it uses tons of battery
I feel like two small vertical grey lines indicating the width of it should be enough
Nothing 1 reference
This is completely possible, and I'm pretty sure it's been done before.
11:19 A neural interface/BCI is more feasible than external haptics to create a feeling of the senses. External haptics is a dead end for VR but BCI has limitless possibilities!
my guy about to recreate sword art online
@@artoshia Hopefully something better than that~
I know it is gonna get burried in the comments but sometimes I burry myself in mud and pretend to be a carrot
I’m not going to question that 😅
it's literally top comment
Good for you man
I have alot of questions
First comment I saw😭😭😭
The VR glove could take hookups to a whole new level. 😂
No VR glove, no VR love 😏
@@israelramirez0202 good one
@@Dont_click_this_profile-v8j ok
@@Dont_click_this_profile-v8j ok i wont
Nah man. The porn industry has had virtual hookup hardware for a long time. I know about this because of... "scientific research." That being said, I am not brave enough to actually use one of these crazy contraptions with seemingly endless potential for maiming one's valuables.
This is literally one of the best watch-while-you-eat channels I swear 😌
That's literally what I do 😂 I can't be bothered watching him any other time as I normally like to be focused. Food time is the best time for his videos.
omg me too
Same here 😂
@@RealityClubX In your opinion.
@@jesper164a Yes in my opinion. Thanks for the incredibly helpful input smartass.
New idea: a laptop like dells with the under glass trakpad, but, like a nothing phone, it has led stips, and it out lines the trak pad
They can simulate weight for the VR thing by making a full body suit with elastic bands along the limbs so that when you pick something heavy up, the elastic bands tighten, giving more resistance to your limbs, simulating something heavy. Think like the excersize bands but on a suit
The problem with elastic bands is that the resistance increases the more you stretch them, whereas when you pick up and raise an object the weight you feel on your hands remains the same.
@@puupipo Maybe some kind of gyroscope based motor. Or even just motors.
Maybe a reservoir of water you wear on your back that pumps water to your hand when you pick something up so that there’s more weight
@@ChoobChoob I was thinking this same thing. I am pretty sure that when a gyroscope motor spins really fast it gives the illusion of it being heavier.
@@puupipo what hes saying could still work but not with a suit, he'd have to have smth pulling his hands/arms up from above but that wld feel off unless u had a bunch bands all around so rip
Smarter Every Day did a video ~4 years ago about a similar set of gloves. iirc, it had small inflatable bubbles in the palm and along the fingers in order to solve the issue of actually feeling what you touched; when you touched something those particular bubbles would inflate, creating a bit of pressure against your skin. It seemed like a much more completely featured prototype, but it was wayyy jacked up with wires and tubes to make it work. This one seems much lighter, smaller, more portable, and generally more market ready (although still not completely ready yet)
Nothing better than sitting back and watching Marques tell you about cool tech stuff
@john-moses elliott this
especially tech we cant afford
@john-moses elliott 😂
Ikr
Nothing better than creating dope tech yourself
Love the immune book hiding in the background. Loved that book
If only there was a way to get cheaper VR force gloves than from SenseGlove 😉
Indeed and also could have some fun buildign them :)
Lucas VRTech made similar looking glove opensource and you can make them for 60$
Clicked on this video hoping it was showing off your tech, was a little dissapointed
@@daometh Did you see who you were replying to?
when I first saw the video I thought it was gonna be your gloves and then it turned out to be something else
I’ve had that idea for the vr gloves for years now, it only I was like 50x as smart as I am so I could have made those
Love the videos 😀 I'm so happy to see this technology getting into the hands of some much larger channels, this will hopefully show people that VR is constantly growing and not just a gimmick. Seriously, the amount of things you can do with tech like this is huge. Great video!
Hello there
Yeah! After the release of Bonelabs yesterday, I can’t imagine how many would want to experience that.
I still think VR is a gimmick. Mark my words AR is the future
@@JaidenLevi Both have their applications. That's like saying World of Warcraft is a gimmick when you can go outside and LARP. Not the same at all man. Not everyone wants they're gaming to be exercise. That's just one application. There are many.
Augmented reality will be great for advertisements. Virtual reality will be your escape.
@@JaidenLevi Yes and no. AR is likely going to be much more widely used and for more "real world" uses - navigation, information, communication, translation etc. all as part of the real world.
But for entertainment and truly immersive applications, VR is always gonna be the way to go. Sadly, real AR is still many years away from being close to a working prototype but when we have a device that can act as AR but also block out the world for full VR, that'll be the perfect point
that wallpaper on your monitor is sick
Now this is definitely another step towards fully immersive VR experience, to be able to grab things by hand and feel the objects. Next up is to smell and taste 😋
Into the Metaverse
I cant smell, so maybe they can simulate the feeling of smell in a different way for people with disablities, remember, for everyone to feel included, you should add as many accessibility options as possible!
Ayo
Just a few steps off before they can finally add permadeath in real life through video games.
Lucidvr
Those VR gloves can revolutionize teaching and demonstration of surgical procedures. That's really dope tech
Could you do a comparison between those VR gloves and the LucidVR gloves? It’s an open source project with many iterations and has been showing a lot of promise in the VR hand tracking and haptics.
im surprise that no one talks about lucidVR here. it took me too much time finding this comment.
it really looks like his design just with a shell. idk if it is and i really hope its not a situation like: Make Anything V Torshn
@@daometh Lucas and a whole lot of people in the LucidVR discord have been coming up with great haptic solutions and most of them at really affordable budgets. I hope we see it get implemented more natively soon into VR experiences.
8:06 the *VR GLOVES* start at.
You're Welcome.
A very elegant solution for the trackpad in the Dell laptop would've to outline it with soft white light, would fit very nicely with the touchbar as well
Or even just 1 really thin and light line on each side of the trackpad. Doesn't destroy the minimal look nor does it cost anything extra.
The description has every single link except for that 1 badass wallpaper
Dope tech, dope channel, dope beats on intro. These guys deserve their success
I love how the pingpong table says MK but then with tape BHD, that's hilarious and creative.
I really would like to see more VR tech on this channel, I know others like Thrillseeker already make videos on it but the industry could use as much attention as possible!
Exactly. We could use another Bonelabs video by a mainstream channel not that the internet is not bombarded with Bonelabs video
Marques: What if you could FEEL in VR?
Blade & Sorcery players: *maniacal laugh*
I got to try this glove out with Thrillseeker (another VR youtuber) back at CES this year. I cannot even EXPLAIN how awesome of an experience it was. If you pair this with one of the next gen VR headsets, well... let's just say you won't see the world the same anymore 😅
Haptic gloves ....ready player one vibes 🔥
That Trackpad would be amazing if it was edge to edge as well
No, because when you're typing your wrists will touch it and cause the mouse to go awol
@@jackdalw2928 good point it would need superb palm rejection
0:06 Laptop
4:05 Car
7:50 VR Haptic Gloves
you're welcome :)
VR games have weight to items. Boneworks/bonelab has this. What it does, it makes objects really heavy by making it so that your ingame hands dont move up as much. And you have to lift your actual hands higher. It feels really good and semi life like.
The downside of all in one vr systems is the lack of decent graphics. So many quest games don't feel immersive to me and I don't feel motivated to play vr
The xps 13 + comes with a headphone and usb-a dongle in the box! Although, I often accidentally press the delete touchkey and the trackpad sometimes randomly stops working, but could be bios issue
Hows the performace on it?
About the dead battery in electric car you can ask someone with a gas car to tow you to nearest charger, and recharge at the same time just as you would while going downhill
We are already wearing the most advanced VR headset we will ever have… the human body! When we take it off we will see the real world.
lol
that opening music is such a cool morning track. it hits you but is still laidback and chill.
I think we all know what the next "glove" will be made for 😂
TBF, they have been around since 2016 and are still not remotely as good as they would need to be to actually immerse you beyond what hand presence does with a regular VR controller.
VR porn industry would be throwing money at these projects if they actually worked.
Truth is, the automated jerkoff machines, high-end HMDs, and subscription-based high-end virtual experiences still reign king in that world. The only innovation that market is growing are the automated jerkoff machines that sync to gameplay.
Until a special hydraulic-air compressed or micro ultrasonic haptics in a glove to simulate thousands of different points on a glove, with a pully system like the video but small enough to not limit movement, is made, we won't have anything better than what Valve offers with the knuckles.
HAAAA
i think this is the reason he didn't want to do this video lol
That laptop has a clear design flaw: The touch function keys light is white, as the laptop itself is also white, what makes those “keys” invisible in daylight.
Have you tried the HaptX gloves? They actually make a tech that makes you feel the objects in your hands. But they are an order more expensive than the Sensegloves.
You could add “weight” with an electromagnetic floor plate that attracts/repels the glove in sync with the AR. It could even create surfaces to rest on.
wow that's interesting. I always wondered about how vr can get u to experience weight.
Can you imagine controlling a robot in a lab 3000 miles away with this? VR is also great for practicing on things you want to become good at. This will take humans to the next level
This!! Can you imagine controlling a robot on Pluto or on a remote unmanned spacecraft. I mean, the delay will be insane, but still... never gonna go there in person, probably money to be made just in giving people the experience.
Lucas VRTech is also making vr haptic gloves.
I'm pretty sure LTT made a video on them, along with Lucas also having his own videos on them.
I'd love to see how much more advanced the version is that the space agency are using.
I like the gloves idea but what if in the game your fingers bend backwards could the device pull your fingers back and break them?
More VR coverage on this channel please 🙏
I think Weight can be added to things if your muscles are given some specific kind of electric signal to contract them and trick you into feeling something has weight.... some wearable on arm kind of thing...
Hey MKBHD - just gotta say your videos are amazing and it’s unreal to see how far you’ve come. Keep it up.
He’s still going
I think a potential way to create the haptic illusion of interacting with heavy objects in VR would be a sleeve extension to a haptic glove that puts resistance on elbow movement, mimicking the forearm muscle tension one would experience when trying to counteract that weight.
Thats genius
@@peterbailon7773 Eh, it's a limited solution to the problem, and probably has hurdles I'm not considering. One issue I thought of but didn't bother mentioning is that this solution would only work with hand-held objects. If you wanted to interact with something bigger, let's say a table for instance, you'd probably have to incorporate the shoulders and chest to really sell the effect. Shoulders have a much wider range of movement than elbows, so you'd have to create a more complex joint that's capable of adaptive resistance than with an elbow or finger.
For everyone that doesn't want to spend a ton on VR Gloves, you should check Lucid VR DIY gloves (made by Lucas) that basically started, (As far as I know) this whole trend and basically function the same, if not better. They are also extremely cheap, and easily accessible.
And if I recall correctly, he made a tutorial on how to make your own set with 3d printed parts and everything, right?
@@MaxQuagliotto yes. His work is really detailed and cool.
My wife walks in at the beginning of the haptic glove segment with the cans. . She says, 'Is it teaching him to clean the house. We need to get you that!' and walks out. 🤣
Sony's dualsense actually feels incredible already like in astro, so I'm excited for psvr2 and what they can do for the commercial market
2:21 sounds like that keyboard is a quirky qwerty
Love your 'Dope Tech' and 'Retro Tech' videos 💜
That Immune book is awesome!
loved this ep!
Haptic gloves the possibilities are endless once the boys gets control of it 😶
I've been watching you for years now but u somehow always increase the quality of your content with every new video. Keep up the good work
I have this laptop. It's my third XPS and it is pretty solid. I did run into a few weird issues but all were relatively easy to resolve.
I’m a Master’s student. Do you suggest buying this device?
@@sepehrsamadinazari6763 yes if you are a windows/linux user it's fantastic.
Okay, let's be honest, how many takes did you have to do to not bust out laughing when talking about the potential of the VR glove 🤣
cool beans
I don't know if I missed this but have you ever reviewed any password management service? I would love to see that...
VR is gonna be crazier in a few years time. Excited to see the development
A cool feature that could make electric cars feel like gas cars when "running out of electricity" would be to have a replaceable battery, so instead of having one battery you would have to charge up, maybe you have a smaller backup battery that's not as built into the car and is easy enough to get out and swap it with a charged battery at the gas station or even just have it as a backup so you can make those extra miles
What I like about this idea is that the "emergency service" would not mean waiting 15-30 minutes (assuming 110v/~1kW) to partially charge the main battery. Your idea would provide an instantaneous 1-3kWh of charge. But it also seems like a bit complicated of a system for emergencies that are going to get less and less frequent. I suspect that it might make more sense to have systems like this in utility vehicles (mostly commercial, but not necessarily) that might also be able to provide 50kW+ charging to other cars.
00:09 who else thought
its a mac
For feeling texture they could maybe do electrical stimulation. Rub your hand against a brick wall and get a low level against your hand
imagining all the things I'll be able to feel in vr 😏
Ecofolow better be paying you real good money, or even better a percentage of sales of those. That is GREAT advertising, and best of all, honest.
VR is definitely getting it’s way into the mainstream,can’t wait to see the possibilities
I now want to play a vr version of punch out and resident evil with gloves like this….
7:57 Thank me later
Thank you
For the laptop, the headphone jack is not even a bad trade off. It's very portable and low profile, so having a cable in the way defeats the whole purpose, just just wireless buds.
Yes i also want ik super advanced €4500 gloves just to play vr pingpong
I am HAPPY that marques reads IMMUNE by Philipp dettmer
Dope!
Lol
That instrumental intro was absolute heat my boi 🤯👌🏾🔥🔥🔥
I can vouch for the Ecoflow, it literally saved our asses during the hurricane down here in Florida. The only issue we ran into was we didn't have a means to charge it but we managed to stretch the battery for 3 days while we tried to find a solution to that. Luckily, family got their power back on and we got to borrow their gas generator to keep it going for one more night before the power was restored. It is STUPID expensive though but happy we got one a MONTH before the storm hit.
SAO slowly becoming a reality
Bro I need two know that wallpaper he used for his monitor 😫
I love seeing the reliable OnePlus cable hooked in there ... guess the only great thing about oneplus now is that cable there
The sponsored segment was actually my favorite. That battery pack can change your life especially in Africa.
I think the most advanced VR right now is your dream👀
Cool video
Cannot wait for the next episode of a laptop, a sponsor and a single piece of dope tech.
Appreciated the shout out to Dave2D, gotta love his content
☝️☝️You just won a package🎁........
1:05 That gorgeous Immune book from Kurzgesagt 🤩
I have the previous version of the XPS13 it's absolutely beautiful. It doesn't have the caveat that you were talking for the newer one.
This is a beginning of technology from Ready Player One
They should give the track pad a rim light(customizable color) that activates when the track pad is in use, the light turning off otherwise.
Maybe the default could be a white color.
This is definitely a start, and could use some small tweaks in my opinion that would make it better.
Here they are:
-Trackpad has a white light illuminating the edges, similar to the touchbar up top
-The bezels chamfered similarly to the MacBook Air M2 screen
-The inside of the USB-C ports are white and not black to prevent visual clashing in the all-white chassis
-Keys are slightly more defined and a little less flush with eachother. I think it types better that way
Sometimes form over function is good as long as it does what it is primarly intended to do.
There is no way seeing this mic in the shot didn't irritate MKB lol. He seems like a perfectionist and I know he couldn't have been happy.
They could have zoomed back in, or cropped it out. It was a deliberate choice, he’s such a perfectionist, that it couldn’t have been anything but intentional
I love my actual screen Touch Bar MacBook, if Touch Bars were like this I’d see why people dislike them
They could add weight by attaching cables to the ground that is attached to motors that change the resistance depending on the object
for anyone who doesn't care about the other stuff, 7:53 is when he actually starts using the vr gloves
Thinking about buying the EcoFlow delta pro. I like that
Thank you for sponsor in this video.
This battery is a beast and I needed something like that.
I think for electric cars, they should include a charging port in the trunk for reserve battery charging, which can be done while driving. A reservior battery charged by little solar panels on the car. and only accessed during emergencies
Love to see you rocking the Apple Watch ultra!!
The EcoFlow could be game changing for us in South Africa during load shedding (specific times where we don’t have power)
Imagine playing Bonelab or HLA on this. You’d just get lost in VR.
Nobody has cool intro music like MKBHD!
Literally JUST got my Dell XPS PLUS with the 14 core and 32GB of RAM. I LOVE it. For those wondering it will Run Skyrim really well at full res on High settings, and Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order fairly...ok-ish...at medium settings