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ThinkPads are definitely known for their durability and reliability-they’ve been a top choice for professionals for years. While the laptops showcased at CES 2025 bring exciting innovation, ThinkPads remain a solid option for those prioritizing long-term performance and build quality. Hard to argue with that legacy!" 💻💪

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Thanks so much! Sonos is definitely worth mentioning-they have some great Dolby Atmos options like the Sonos Arc, which delivers impressive sound quality, especially when paired with the Sub and Era 300s for a full surround setup. It’s a fantastic choice for those already in the Sonos ecosystem!

Good question! The S10+ is definitely a powerhouse, but it really depends on what you're looking for. Some of the newer tablets are optimized for productivity and larger displays, which can make them a better choice for students. Still, the S10+ holds its own in a lot of areas. Appreciate the laugh, though! 🤣📱

​@@Top.TechReview you are right, appreciate your content 🙌

Good point! Oupes is definitely a strong contender in the portable power station market. But when researching products we try to look at the best on the market and of course we can't mention all of them, and sometimes some slip through our nose. That doesn't mean they are bad, it just doesn't meet our criteria when researching. Thanks for mentioning though.

Good catch! At 130 lbs, the F3800 isn’t exactly light, but it packs a serious punch in terms of power and capacity. Definitely something to keep in mind if portability is a top priority. Thanks for pointing that out! 💪🔋

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Thanks so much, Really appreciate the support. Glad you enjoyed it-more awesome stuff coming your way soon! 🙌

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Great question! If you’re looking for a 34-inch ultrawide curved OLED, here are a few solid options, including some from the video and an extra one worth checking out: Alienware 34 QD-OLED (AW3423DWF): This one’s in the video and for good reason! It’s a 34-inch curved OLED with a 3440x1440 resolution and amazing color accuracy. Perfect for gaming and immersive experiences. Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC): Another top pick from the list! It’s larger at 49 inches with a 5120x1440 resolution. It’s not quite 4K but offers a super wide and curved display for that ultra-immersive feel. LG UltraGear 45GR95QE-B: If you’re open to going bigger, this 45-inch ultrawide OLED is a beast. It’s 3440x1440 with a 240Hz refresh rate, making it perfect for gaming with smooth visuals and vibrant colors. True 4K ultrawide curved OLEDs are pretty rare at the moment, but these three options are all excellent choices depending on your needs!

@@Top.TechReview Thanks for the response! Should I hold off until its release? I’ve heard that 2025 will be the year for new product launches with the specs im looking for. Also, to maximize these screen’s performance, which graphics card would you recommend?

You're right-2025 is shaping up to be an exciting year for OLED monitors! Several new models are expected with advanced features. For instance, Dell's rumored AW3425DW might include NVIDIA G-Sync support, delivering smoother variable refresh rates and minimal OLED flicker. LG is also working on a 45-inch ultrawide with a 5120x2160 resolution, perfect for immersive setups. To get the most out of these, pairing them with a high-performance GPU like an RTX 4080 or RX 7900XTX is ideal for maximizing refresh rates and resolution​

@@Top.TechReview ah man cheers for the speedy response, seems like im leaning towards the LG 45 inch (new one) defo will be upgrading in the new year (time to start saving) subscribed!

@@tarekali4u You're welcome, mate! The LG 45-inch is a solid choice-especially if you're after top-tier resolution and immersive gaming. Sounds like you've got an exciting upgrade planned for next year. Definitely worth saving up for something that will last you for years. Thanks for subscribing; I appreciate it!" 🎉

Thanks for your comment. The ASUS PG27AQDP is seriously impressive! It’s a 27-inch OLED with 1440p resolution and an insane 480Hz refresh rate, perfect for competitive gaming. The colors are super vibrant, the blacks are deep (thanks to OLED), and it even hits up to 1,300 nits brightness in HDR. Plus, with G-SYNC and FreeSync support, it’s built for smooth, tear-free gameplay.

I get it-dropping $800 on a monitor can be a tough call. But there are some more budget-friendly OLED options out there that still deliver great performance: Innocn 27-Inch OLED Monitor Priced around $429.99, this monitor offers a 240Hz refresh rate and a 0.03ms response time, making it a solid choice for gaming without breaking the bank. AOC Agon PRO AG276QZD Often found for $600 or less, this monitor provides a 240Hz refresh rate and excellent motion performance, offering good value in the budget OLED gaming monitor market. LG UltraGear 27GR95QE-B This 27-inch OLED monitor delivers impressive picture quality and gaming performance at a more affordable price point.

Thank you so much! 🙏 I’m glad you found the video helpful. A guide on determining the number of panels needed is a great idea-I’ll definitely consider that for a future video. Stay tuned! 🎉😊

Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😊

Haha, challenge accepted! Guess I’ll have to cut back on saying 'GB' in the next video to save everyone from a wild drinking game. 😅🍹

Thanks for your comment, Finding a gaming laptop for $400 to $500 isn’t easy, especially if you’re looking for solid graphics and performance. Most laptops in this range are more for everyday use than gaming. But don’t worry-there are a few options out there that can handle lighter games pretty well:" Acer Aspire 5 Comes with an AMD Ryzen 5 processor and Radeon Vega 8 graphics. Perfect for casual gaming and daily tasks. 15.6-inch Full HD screen and a backlit keyboard to sweeten the deal. Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Features an Intel Core i5 processor and Intel UHD graphics. Great for older or low-demand games. Also has a 15.6-inch Full HD display and a nice, comfortable keyboard. HP Pavilion 15 Runs on an AMD Ryzen 5 processor with Radeon integrated graphics. A solid choice for light gaming and general use. Sleek and stylish design with handy features. These won’t crush the latest AAA games, but for casual gaming, they’re solid picks. If you want to step it up, maybe check out refurbished options or save a bit more for something with a dedicated GPU. Hope this helps! 😊

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Thank you for your feedback. It's important to consider battery chemistry when evaluating solar generators. EcoFlow utilizes NCM (Nickel Cobalt Manganese) batteries, which offer higher energy density but typically have a shorter cycle life compared to LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) batteries. LiFePO4 batteries are known for their longevity, often exceeding 2,000 cycles, and enhanced safety features, including a lower risk of thermal runaway. While NCM batteries may have a higher energy density, they generally offer fewer charge cycles and may present a higher risk of thermal events. When choosing a solar generator, it's crucial to balance factors like energy density, cycle life, and safety to meet your specific needs.

Great question! These small solar-powered generators are perfect for providing backup power during an outage. While they won’t run your entire house, they’re great for powering essential items like lights, charging devices, running small appliances like a microwave or electric kettle, and even keeping a small fridge going. They’re super handy for basic needs when the power goes out. Or you can even get a compact one and use it for camping and any other outdoors activities.

@@Top.TechReview Thank you. And further - how can one learn how to safely use such as this - as in - if you have no knowledge of wattage, amps (don't know the terms) but what is safe to plug into it; how to effectively use its available power.

@@se5442 You're welcome! It’s actually pretty simple. Check the wattage of your devices (usually on a label or in the manual) and make sure it doesn’t exceed the generator’s max output. For example, a 500Wh generator can power a 100W device for about 5 hours. Most generators also have safety features to prevent overloading. However, These are just general tips-if you want to be sure, refer to the user manual and search online for terms like 'solar generator basics' for more detailed guidance. In order to be more confident and secure, please get information from more reliable pages.

Nice deal! Getting an LG OLED Evo with a £400 discount is awesome, and it’s exciting that it’s arriving on Friday! You’re going to love the picture quality, especially those deep blacks and vibrant colors. Perfect for movie nights and gaming. Enjoy your new TV! 🎉

@@flpirate4565 Thank, you so much, i really appreciate that. Stay tune, there will be more videos and don’t miss the black Friday deals. 😊

Got it, that experience with EcoFlow sounds super frustrating. It’s tough when you run into issues like that, and then the customer service isn’t helpful. Switching to Jackery sounds like a solid move. Jackery’s known for being pretty reliable and handling customer issues better. When it comes to choosing a solar generator, here’s what I’d keep in mind: Reliability: You want something that just works without drama. Customer Support: If something does go wrong, you want quick, easy support. Warranty: A good warranty is a lifesaver in case anything goes sideways.

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Hey there! Great choice considering the Sonos ecosystem! For your 12x12 room with 7.5-foot ceilings, here are a few options to think about: Arc Ultra + Sub 4 + Era 100: The Arc Ultra is Sonos's most advanced soundbar with Dolby Atmos support, delivering an immersive sound experience. The Sub 4 brings in deep bass, while the Era 100 speakers are perfect for surround sound. This setup would be fantastic for movies and sports. Arc Ultra + Sub 4 + Era 300: The Era 300 speakers provide a wider soundstage and enhanced Dolby Atmos performance. If your budget allows, this setup will give you an even more immersive surround experience. Arc Ultra + Era 100 (without Sub): If bass isn’t a big priority for you, you could go without the Sub and still get a satisfying experience. However, adding the Sub 4 would bring a richer sound, especially for action movies and sports. Beam (Gen 2) + Sub Mini + Era 100: The Beam (Gen 2) is a more compact soundbar that fits well in medium-sized rooms. The Sub Mini adds bass support, while the Era 100s provide surround sound. This is a more budget-friendly option that still delivers great performance. If you’re up for a premium experience, go for the Arc Ultra + Sub 4 + Era 300. But if you’re looking to keep it more affordable, the Beam (Gen 2) + Sub Mini + Era 100 would still give you solid sound. Either way, you’ll be enjoying Sonos’s high-quality, flexible sound setup. Cheers from Canada! Hope this helps with your decision.

@@Top.TechReview awesome thx for your response gonna start with the BEAM 2 + Sub Mini + ERA 100's and see if its not enough i will get the ARC ULTRA and replace the BEAM 2 cheers from Vulcan Canada

@@GOLFADDICT65 Sounds like a solid plan! Starting with the Beam 2 setup is a great choice, and you can always upgrade to the Arc Ultra later if you want more.

@@Top.TechReview thx i agree thank you for your response cheers

@@GOLFADDICT65 Thanks for your comments, if i can help about something else, you can let me know and stay tuned. There are more video coming soon. Have a great day.

The Nikon Z-9 being used on the Space Station is definitely a testament to its capabilities. Sounds like it would be perfect for your wide-field astrophotography and landscape shots too! Hope you get to capture some out-of-this-world photos one day! 🚀📸✨

Thank you so much! Glad to hear the explanation was helpful. Let me know if you have any questions - always happy to help! 😊

The Sony A6400 is a solid choice! It's compact, has great autofocus, and delivers impressive image quality. Definitely worth considering, especially if you’re into hybrid shooting for both photos and videos. Thanks for bringing it up! 📸

Exactly! The best camera is the one you’re already making the most of. At the end of the day, it’s all about how well it works for you and your needs. Love this perspective! 😊

Good question! I’m basing it on the current trends, upcoming releases, and the latest tech advancements we’re seeing this year. It’s a bit of predicting where the tech is headed, but I try to pick the ones that look most promising for 2025. Thanks for asking! 😊

@@Top.TechReview - Ok, I understand your intention. Maybe starting the title with "My prodiction......" would make it clearer. Thank you for your reply.

@@Deaconcrusher thanks again, i will take your suggestions into consideration.👍

Totally agree! Each camera really has something unique to offer - whether you're after portability, high resolution, or fast autofocus, there’s something for everyone. Thanks for adding your thoughts! 😊

almost all the games on these consoles are on steam, you could play them on ultra on a rog ally X or legion go, depends if you prefer a big screen on your handheld or more compact one ^^ if you take a steam deck there is more risk to have issues with games

​@@yosegamanso SD it's a problem to play even PS3 games, why are they always recommend SD as best hendhell to play PS4 games...

Good point! The Steam Deck does struggle with some PS3 games, and recommending it for PS4 games can be a stretch. I think it often gets recommended because of its versatility, but you're right - it's not always the best choice for those titles. Thanks for sharing your perspective! 👍

Great points! You're absolutely right - a lot of these games are available on Steam, and consoles like the ROG Ally X or Legion Go can really push them to ultra settings. It definitely comes down to screen size preference and portability. And yeah, Steam Deck can be a bit hit-or-miss with game compatibility. Thanks for sharing your insights! 👍

If you're looking to play PS3, Xbox 360, and Xbox games, I'd suggest checking out the ROG Ally X or Lenovo Legion Go. They have the power to handle those older console games pretty well, and you'll likely get a smoother experience overall. Steam Deck is another option, but compatibility can vary for certain titles. Hope this helps, and happy gaming! 🎮

Thanks for the feedback! I totally get it - I’ll work on making my narration sound more natural and engaging. I really appreciate your suggestion, and I’ll make sure to bring more personality into future videos! 😊 And Ai has not been used in any part of the video production.