Thank you so much for the shoutout Andrew! We’re thrilled and honored to be recognized by such a respected voice in technology. ❤ We’re only just getting started. 😏
Arc is the best change I've made in the past 5 years. Phenomenal user experience - it's so beyond the other browsers I don't know how it isn't bigger. Massive upgrades to my workflow!
200% yes on Arc, it completely solved my tab hoarding issues. It’s a browser that just feels better in a huh I wasn’t paying attention to all these paper cuts until they were gone sort of way. That was my impression after 2-3 weeks of using it, now after several months it’s just gotten better and better.
I know it's taken a lot of flak, but I absolutely love my Pixel Tablet. It's my favorite piece of tech I've picked up in years and the excuse I've needed to justify owning a tablet.
@@WHITEPERSUAS1ON It serves nearly all the purposes of a full smart display as well as all the perks of a portable android tablet. Plus software wise, Google has introduced some really nice tablet specific features (even if Apple and Samsung have had them for years) And to top it off, the hardware is super clean and feels great. Absolutely no fingerprints on the body of the tablet ever.
Id like to see Andrew do a 1-3 month review of the iPhone 15 pro. Seeing as he's used mainly Pixels and recently the Zen Phone I feel like he would have an interesting take.
I sold my AirPods Max to get some cheaper open back Phillips headphones that were wired so I could use Apple Music lossless, it was a fantastic decision and I won't consider wireless headphones again for long listening.
@sascha7475 yeah bro same , losing my buds, battery degrading so much after 2 years because its tiny , lossy audio and paying 100€ for that is so fun and makes so much sense 😀 Also they are pollution because the battery or anything cant be replaced or repaired, you just have to get a new whole thing Only the fact that you need to charge a pair of earbuds/ headphones is feeling so stupid.
Yeah. I have both. I think people need to realize that Bluetooth isn't ideal for sound quality. I use my airpods pro at work and for mostly podcasts and all the non music stuff. But I have a few iems and wired headphones and dacs for actual music listening when I want to.
@@wheelyflacI have worked in garbage segregation before and I have seen more wired headphones/headset thrown compared to wireless earbuds or cases. For wireless earbuds, Apple's 2nd gen airpods are more common. This is just in my country in South East Asia, I can't the same for Western countries. My estimate ratio is like 1:15, I'll see one wireless earbuds out of 15 wired earphones.
I'd be interested to hear Marques do audio simply because I've found his thoughts on audio so far to be based purely on what's popular, and using that as a baseline, and often doesn't have the most complex thoughts on the sound quality of different devices. It's not like he's busting out frequency response graphs.
@@charliebaker1427 LTT generally makes fairly normie oriented content. That's the whole point: tech tips for those who aren't deeply tech literate. Some of their writers are audiophiles, though.
This is cool. Fascinating how inessential so many are. It's nice but a cool keyboard, some good earphones, a new browser. Stuff I've used for 30 years. Be interesting if we'll get much of a paradigm shift in tech any time soon.
I would argue the keyboard is necessary because of it ability to give you ergonomic buffs or just a typing feel that you’d enjoy using for hours. I’m super bias though because I build customs too
I have a split keyboard called zsa voyager. It’s my favourite tech I bought this year. I changed to Colemak and blank keycaps at the same time. Clearly it was a steep learning curve and took me about a month to be fully functional
20:53 also you can get most of the features in a active heated blanket and a passive cooled blanket, a Smart watch/band for less then $300... Though for a first gen device it sounds pretty solid and a good value.
I love that Marques had a Zune in high school. I had the original and the HD and loved them. I wish I still had them. Both of them were way better than any iPods at the time.
Totally agreed on the 8 Sleep - it's expensive but totally worth it. My sleep has improved tremendously because of it. And every time I travel, I miss my bed at home because of it.
My fav new piece of tech from 2023: Meta Quest 3 without question. Absolute banger of a device, use it every day now and can't game on anything else :D
I always hear people talking about how the Pixel fold is great closed. I almost never use it closed. I only use it that way in a pinch for specific reasons. Otherwise I always use my fold in the open position. It is just so easy to open and it's kind of the whole reason I bought the thing. the bezels don't bother me in any way shape or form. And I really like having the camera outside the screen. I love my fold. I have zero issues with it and I really prefer pixel software to any other version of Android.
What’s even the point of a folding phone… think the novelty has worn off at this point and I just feel bad for people like you lol *“Hey look at me I can put a fat square in my pocket”*
this is so unnecessary and rude lmao. some ppl prefer larger screens, and folding phones provide a pocketable experience without compromising on screen size. as an added side benefit, the form factor allows for the main camera to also be the selfie camera 🤷
The 8 Sleep is the best thing ever. I set mine at minus 9 cold level while my wife is at plus 4 heat level. Game changer for temperature management in a shared bed.
when it come to iems, iems shoot up in price with minimal increase in quality. 2600$ isn't that unusual. I think the sweet spot in price are the mooondrop blessing 2 at around 300usd.
I remember I bought 64audios U8 bass iems for about $800 many years ago, I returned it wasn't worth the asking price at all. Then they charged me a restocking fee of about $200. Never went back to that company.
New tech-wise, my iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard. I was a bit leery of going with the 12.9, but it’s been great. Speaking of keyboards, what I want is one like the 1990s IBM Thinkpad 700-series keyboards, the metal ones (I think that stopped with the 755). Best small keyboard ever.
When searching it shows laptops, do you mod a laptop (remove screen and give the keyboard) or is this product line name and the SEO is bad so we don't find the right photos? I think I misunderstood entirely and you're just wishing for a standalone keyboard that mimicks the thinkpads layout/ build?
You know what would be cool is if they made a keyboard that had a cpu built in it (maybe like a i3) and had usb c to charge and to also connect to a monitor. Also somewhere on it having a physical switch to allow you to switch between using it as a regular keyboard and booting windows.
Personally i love how keyboards have advanced. Getting people away from the scratchy feel and poor quality on the stabs is great. Keybs are a slippery slope when finding prefrence tho... i spent 2k making 2 custom designed boards. They got their mistakes (i was new to fusion and design in general.) But i still roatate one of them in the most out of my collection...
Arc is for sure the best browser for every use case I have come up with. I use Brave on Windows right now, but the second that Arc releases I don't think I'll be using any other browser. The UI is unrivaled, no browser I've ever used feels so smooth and intuitive to use. I really hope they focus on a Windows and Linux release because I want to shill this browser to my friends, but I'm the only Mac user.
Do you know high rising terminal or uptalk? It's a habit ending declarative statements with a rising intonation, making them sound like questions? And it's a bit annoying when you catch it everywhere? And you can't concentrate in anything the person says because sounds like this?
Also Goprod pros used to be the gold standard and their are POV car channels out there... But yeah for $300 the rayban camera glasses are hard to beat not to mention the fact no one will notice you using them in public.
looking back this and the other "ads" for 8sleep. it's kinda sad it isnt mentioned how almost every unit eventually springs a leak, sometimes within the first year. also "you dont need a subscription" well true but they force you to get one year of it and the bed is nearly useless without it. also their support is often unresponsive. the product is crazy expensive too. $2400 + expensive subscription. fine, push a product you like, but i think more of these downsides should be shared because a lot of people ended up getting screwed
The lady behind the scene with occasional comments was EXCELLENT! (Apologies I didn’t get her name.) Sharp, funny, to the point!!! And a much needed estrogen boost to the testosterone box 😊
Andrew *correction* The Bauer Lite is injection-molded ABS plastic *not* polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a much more premium, non-cost-effective material.
List of everyone's favourite tech
Marques:
0:55 Ray Ban Meta Smart Glasses
11:44 Rivian R1S
22:38 64 Audio Volur in Ear Monitors
Andrew:
2:37 Omnitype Bauer Lite
14:45 Corsair Platform 6 Sit Stand Desk
24:29 Pulsar X2 Wireless Gaming Mouse
David:
7:01 Arc Browser
17:22 8 Sleep mattress/mattress topper
25:05 Pixel Fold
Thank you
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Thank you so much for the shoutout Andrew! We’re thrilled and honored to be recognized by such a respected voice in technology. ❤
We’re only just getting started. 😏
Arc is the best change I've made in the past 5 years. Phenomenal user experience - it's so beyond the other browsers I don't know how it isn't bigger. Massive upgrades to my workflow!
Just got it and let me tell you I'm in LOVE, absolutely phenomenal
Is not bigger because it's Mac exclusive
100% this
200% yes on Arc, it completely solved my tab hoarding issues. It’s a browser that just feels better in a huh I wasn’t paying attention to all these paper cuts until they were gone sort of way. That was my impression after 2-3 weeks of using it, now after several months it’s just gotten better and better.
My heart sank when I heard the price of the mattress topper. That sounds like exactly I need but I won't be able to afford it in the next ten years..
Same
It sounds like a dream to have 😭
I know it's taken a lot of flak, but I absolutely love my Pixel Tablet. It's my favorite piece of tech I've picked up in years and the excuse I've needed to justify owning a tablet.
What do you use it for and what do you like so much about it?
@@WHITEPERSUAS1ON It serves nearly all the purposes of a full smart display as well as all the perks of a portable android tablet. Plus software wise, Google has introduced some really nice tablet specific features (even if Apple and Samsung have had them for years) And to top it off, the hardware is super clean and feels great. Absolutely no fingerprints on the body of the tablet ever.
Id like to see Andrew do a 1-3 month review of the iPhone 15 pro. Seeing as he's used mainly Pixels and recently the Zen Phone I feel like he would have an interesting take.
I sold my AirPods Max to get some cheaper open back Phillips headphones that were wired so I could use Apple Music lossless, it was a fantastic decision and I won't consider wireless headphones again for long listening.
I could never wear wired headphones ever again .
@sascha7475 yeah bro same , losing my buds, battery degrading so much after 2 years because its tiny , lossy audio and paying 100€ for that is so fun and makes so much sense 😀
Also they are pollution because the battery or anything cant be replaced or repaired, you just have to get a new whole thing
Only the fact that you need to charge a pair of earbuds/ headphones is feeling so stupid.
Nah you wild for that doesn’t make sense at all
Yeah. I have both. I think people need to realize that Bluetooth isn't ideal for sound quality. I use my airpods pro at work and for mostly podcasts and all the non music stuff. But I have a few iems and wired headphones and dacs for actual music listening when I want to.
@@wheelyflacI have worked in garbage segregation before and I have seen more wired headphones/headset thrown compared to wireless earbuds or cases. For wireless earbuds, Apple's 2nd gen airpods are more common. This is just in my country in South East Asia, I can't the same for Western countries. My estimate ratio is like 1:15, I'll see one wireless earbuds out of 15 wired earphones.
Good choice of IEMs. The Volur is amazing!
Cleaning my room while listening to wavefrm clips is therapeutic
Its so cool seeing Andrew get into keyboards :)
Howdy hey
@@sebastianstierstorfer4651 I see what you did there
Today were filling a keyboard with peanut butter to try and make it THOCK
I would be over the moon if you made audio reviews. I think a lot of people would find it very useful and appreciate it.
I'd be interested to hear Marques do audio simply because I've found his thoughts on audio so far to be based purely on what's popular, and using that as a baseline, and often doesn't have the most complex thoughts on the sound quality of different devices. It's not like he's busting out frequency response graphs.
@@godminnette2the fact he even knows what volur is says hes way past other typical big texh people even ltts people are normies
@@charliebaker1427 LTT generally makes fairly normie oriented content. That's the whole point: tech tips for those who aren't deeply tech literate. Some of their writers are audiophiles, though.
This is cool. Fascinating how inessential so many are. It's nice but a cool keyboard, some good earphones, a new browser. Stuff I've used for 30 years. Be interesting if we'll get much of a paradigm shift in tech any time soon.
I would argue the keyboard is necessary because of it ability to give you ergonomic buffs or just a typing feel that you’d enjoy using for hours. I’m super bias though because I build customs too
"It's On Sale" 😂 that was a straight adlib lol
I have a split keyboard called zsa voyager. It’s my favourite tech I bought this year. I changed to Colemak and blank keycaps at the same time. Clearly it was a steep learning curve and took me about a month to be fully functional
20:53 also you can get most of the features in a active heated blanket and a passive cooled blanket, a Smart watch/band for less then $300... Though for a first gen device it sounds pretty solid and a good value.
Marques is a real one for the Zune HD shout out.
That keyboard sound gave me an eargasm
I love that Marques had a Zune in high school. I had the original and the HD and loved them. I wish I still had them. Both of them were way better than any iPods at the time.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that washes dishes while listening to the podcast. 😂
Totally agreed on the 8 Sleep - it's expensive but totally worth it. My sleep has improved tremendously because of it. And every time I travel, I miss my bed at home because of it.
I'm so happy Marques is talking about audiophile things.
My fav new piece of tech from 2023: Meta Quest 3 without question. Absolute banger of a device, use it every day now and can't game on anything else :D
mine too :)
"I don't need 20 keyboards." Oh you sweet summer child ⌨
Im not even capping this, but i was washing dishes when andrew said it😂😂😂😂😂😂
*Just started listening to this at the gym. Can't wait to listening to more.*
This podcast is my comfort space ❤
I always hear people talking about how the Pixel fold is great closed. I almost never use it closed. I only use it that way in a pinch for specific reasons. Otherwise I always use my fold in the open position. It is just so easy to open and it's kind of the whole reason I bought the thing. the bezels don't bother me in any way shape or form. And I really like having the camera outside the screen. I love my fold. I have zero issues with it and I really prefer pixel software to any other version of Android.
What’s even the point of a folding phone… think the novelty has worn off at this point and I just feel bad for people like you lol
*“Hey look at me I can put a fat square in my pocket”*
this is so unnecessary and rude lmao. some ppl prefer larger screens, and folding phones provide a pocketable experience without compromising on screen size. as an added side benefit, the form factor allows for the main camera to also be the selfie camera 🤷
@@lifeofdiggy6490I'm sorry I don't speak poor
@@lifeofdiggy6490lemme guess … either you use an iPhone or can’t afford one
Listened to this while cooking and washing the dishes
The 8 Sleep is the best thing ever. I set mine at minus 9 cold level while my wife is at plus 4 heat level. Game changer for temperature management in a shared bed.
You failed to mention that the Volur in ear monitors are $2600 holy! they better sound incredible at that price.
when it come to iems, iems shoot up in price with minimal increase in quality. 2600$ isn't that unusual.
I think the sweet spot in price are the mooondrop blessing 2 at around 300usd.
I remember I bought 64audios U8 bass iems for about $800 many years ago, I returned it wasn't worth the asking price at all. Then they charged me a restocking fee of about $200. Never went back to that company.
@@GinsuSherblessing 3 is better
He did mention they were pricey
@@GinsuSherthats totally not true lol, they are very different up to the 1 to 1.5 range
3 men trying to out nerd each other. I love it
…I just finished loading the dishwasher. 😂
Ahahaha yeah even I listen to this vids while doing chores Glad I’m not the only one 😅
New tech-wise, my iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard. I was a bit leery of going with the 12.9, but it’s been great.
Speaking of keyboards, what I want is one like the 1990s IBM Thinkpad 700-series keyboards, the metal ones (I think that stopped with the 755). Best small keyboard ever.
When searching it shows laptops, do you mod a laptop (remove screen and give the keyboard) or is this product line name and the SEO is bad so we don't find the right photos? I think I misunderstood entirely and you're just wishing for a standalone keyboard that mimicks the thinkpads layout/ build?
"Did you type it for an hour or did you loop it?" I love it! My bet is that the next one will be 1h, non loop, session.
Using Arc from months and I can't go back. I love it and I'm waiting for the new mobile app
I agree Rivian should go small, I would totally get one. I'm down for the "adventure" theme, but like mini Cooper sized city adventure vehicle
You know what would be cool is if they made a keyboard that had a cpu built in it (maybe like a i3) and had usb c to charge and to also connect to a monitor. Also somewhere on it having a physical switch to allow you to switch between using it as a regular keyboard and booting windows.
i knew Arc from you and i am watching UA-cam from Arc now
Bummer, needed a mac for the app. Firefox it is
8:42 Thank you Andrew for mentioning Firefox.
Can't wait to hear about CES tech products... hopefully a little early when there's a hype going around
The floating speakers in the Corsair are so nice.
Arc Browser changed my 2023!
Nice to have you in the keeb community Andrew! I thought you were new to it but it seems you're pretty deep in the rabbit hole now 😂
Ha! the algorithm recommended Andrew's LMNO Key YT channel to me a couple days ago... didn't realize
Glasses and Jacket on point David.
was literally watching this while doing the dishes 😂
Funny. I was actually washing dishes during this haha.
Gotta check out the Neo boards. The magnetic connectors are a game changer.
Personally i love how keyboards have advanced. Getting people away from the scratchy feel and poor quality on the stabs is great. Keybs are a slippery slope when finding prefrence tho... i spent 2k making 2 custom designed boards. They got their mistakes (i was new to fusion and design in general.) But i still roatate one of them in the most out of my collection...
Didn't know Mark Zuckerberg was gonna show up here
Watched this while doing the dishes 😂 but loving the podcast
I'm here for the audio not having that buzzing reverb.
Definitely watched this while cooking and washing the dishes
Arc is for sure the best browser for every use case I have come up with. I use Brave on Windows right now, but the second that Arc releases I don't think I'll be using any other browser. The UI is unrivaled, no browser I've ever used feels so smooth and intuitive to use. I really hope they focus on a Windows and Linux release because I want to shill this browser to my friends, but I'm the only Mac user.
ARC for windows has been released!!!
@@nicocrrsco Is it? I'm on the waitlist but I haven't gotten any information.
" I could listen to that all day " , ( the keyboard ) you probably do lol 😂 👍
Do you know high rising terminal or uptalk? It's a habit ending declarative statements with a rising intonation, making them sound like questions? And it's a bit annoying when you catch it everywhere? And you can't concentrate in anything the person says because sounds like this?
This is me downloading Arc😜
Keyboards.. WorkLouder is a must have!!
For POV videos, the insta360 Go 3 is excellent with superb video quality.
Also Goprod pros used to be the gold standard and their are POV car channels out there... But yeah for $300 the rayban camera glasses are hard to beat not to mention the fact no one will notice you using them in public.
24:00 what album is it?
What is Marques’s to do app and calendar app? I use outlook and me+ and I would love to know.
64 Audio Volur is too my Favourite IEM.
2:09 uhhh...gopro?
That's funny! I was washing my dishes while watching 🤣
Welcome back MKBHD love from india 🇺🇸🤝🇮🇳
My tabs are left open for a reason. Why would I have them auto closed?
I think that that either m Nitro Deck for my Switch or my Mac Mini with M2 take the cake as my favorite tech.
i'm here for the in stock keyboard movement
Buckling spring keyboard is the best.
This video made me switch to Arc Browser!
I feel like I would have chosen the same 3 things as David, everything he said about them is relatable to me except for their prices lmao
wheres the arc sticker from on the laptop? :)
looking back this and the other "ads" for 8sleep. it's kinda sad it isnt mentioned how almost every unit eventually springs a leak, sometimes within the first year.
also "you dont need a subscription" well true but they force you to get one year of it and the bed is nearly useless without it. also their support is often unresponsive. the product is crazy expensive too. $2400 + expensive subscription. fine, push a product you like, but i think more of these downsides should be shared because a lot of people ended up getting screwed
30 minutes of sponsored ads, love it😂
The lady behind the scene with occasional comments was EXCELLENT! (Apologies I didn’t get her name.) Sharp, funny, to the point!!! And a much needed estrogen boost to the testosterone box 😊
Amen!
What about R1S vs BMW iX? Which would you prefer?
I’d love to know what turntable that was that David showed
My favorite tech of 2023 is the Surface Laptop Studio 2. And i can't even afford it 😢🥺
got to give it to them, they know how to stretch a video
I was watching this while washing dishes xD
That keyboard sounds HOT
Ay volur sweet, look at marquees being an audiophille
Marquez do you still dabble in Hackintosh's?
I'm washing dishes right now 😂
In my case, I have a software product called Raycast Pro as my fav of 2023. It is a paid service, but it is definitely worth the money.
11:26 nice!
i wash my dishes and listen to waveform lol.... that's so accurate! 😅
Andrews thread link in the description doesn't work
Is anyone ever gonna tell us what the outro music is? 😂
What turntable does David use? It’s so pretty!
What timestamp
Andrew *correction* The Bauer Lite is injection-molded ABS plastic *not* polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a much more premium, non-cost-effective material.
"oh these IEMs are really nice guys".... they're $2,400, jesus lord, they better be nice.
NEED THEM KEYBOARD VIDEOS
sawdering or soldering
what LMNO stands for?
Where is Marques's keeb by Taeha
Love the Rivian R1S. Most impressive vehicle I've ever driven
instantly searched the LMNO key Channel an left a Sub ...
I would like to see Andrew's keyboard collection