Honestly I would prefer a video where you swap roles where Gerald Undone does the budget stuff to see how much knowledge is able help you get good budget stuff that might be able to somewhat compete with the expensive stuff./lh
its hilarious to see the "pro" streaming setup with all these features and lights but then like you go look at the top streamers and its all like barely lit dudes with the blurriest cameras ever made.
The only youtube/twitch game streamers that I've seen that come close to the pro quality is Call Me Kevin, CDawgVA, and Ludwig. Ludwig being the only real exception here because he for sure has more money into it.
To be honest I think that the $40 Mic that Austin used in that budget set up was as good as the high end one, and really the lighting was fine, but that cam could have been swapped for like a Logitech pro 920 and it would have made a world of difference. I mean that would have pushed the budget to like 150 instead of 100, but it would have been just as serviceable as the 3000 dollar setup
Or he could go find an Elgato Facecam Mk.1 used instead of the 920 pro, dial that camera in right and it is night and day compared to the Logitech one. Logitech 920/922 are really hard to dial in when it comes to white balance. Elgato also have the CamHub that is actually a pretty decent control software for the camera too. And also talking about using a phone as a camera, as long as you have an iPhone, Elgato have EPOCCAM that lets you control the iPhone camera with CamHub.
Yeah $40-$60 usb mics like the stuff from Maono or Fifine usually end up sounding as good or better than $200+ mics in direct A to B comparisons. Lighting is where the biggest difference usually lies when putting together a streaming/recording setup because even a really good camera can look bad if you're lit poorly
I think it's a perfect illustration as to why going cheap isn't a good idea when you can go REAL cheap. Sure, the iPhone 15 Pro is overkill, but realistically, any smartphone made in the last 10 years will give you a better picture than a cheap webcam and it's really easy to use one in OBS. You can get lights, but really, if you're in a decently lit room, just use the normal lights, even better if you have a window close, natural lights will look better than cheap ring lights if you don't know how to use them. A dedicated microphone is nice, but you can use the one on your old pair of ear buds, it won't sound bad, they were made to make your voice clear, and if we're talking about USB and 3.5mm microphone, there isn't much difference between a decent $20 one and the $60 one made by HyperX, Razer, Blue, etc. It just doesn't make sense to spend money if you're going with the cheapest option, it's better to use what you already have and if everything is going right, buy at least a mid-range setup later.
I'm assuming you've never met someone as cheap as I am. My smartphone is 2 years old and it's worse than that webcam (it was the cheapest one I could get). I've never had earbuds. Some people literally do not have anything usable. I have one: a Ricoh WG-4 (it was more than Austin's budget when I got it).
@@NotAnotherArtVideo If you don't give a shit about the quality of your phone you're very unlikely to give a shit about doing streaming or content creation. And in the unlikely case that you do, then you'll likely have other things that will reflect that interest.
@@gutterg0d You've found the unlikely case. I have something called a budget, which does not allow for a great phone. There's no reason for me to spend more on a slightly-less-shitty phone than I already have, considering it will be broken by next year anyway. I have what I can afford, which is not much. You're free to think and say my content is crap, but it's there.
@@NotAnotherArtVideo I care about the content, not the tools used. Checked your videos, and while it's not content I'm interested in, it looks like you use the gear you have well.
@@alexisjavier84 Man I was on vacation in NY and missed the chance to go to the one in flushing. Really bummed me out even though I wasn't gonna buy anything🤣 Just wanted to experience it
@@Dan-od4bd I was driving by the one in Yonkers and made a pit stop. I never realized how cool it really was until I saw all the UA-camrs making videos there. In a world of Amazon and Newegg it's nice to have some place to go to physically touch things and get a sense of them first.
@Dan-od4bd the closest to me is 4 hrs away, not that bad but when i factor in the gas money id pay, to the deals they got, it evens out to buying the parts online so not worth it for me currently :/
how is it that some of the biggest tech youtubers were all at the same location around the same time and never bumped into each other or thought about collaborating would’ve been pretty awesome
Swap out the garbage webcam for your cellphone and you’ll have a HUGE improvement… haha just finished writing this comment right as Gerald mentioned using your phone as a webcam. I consulted on a ton of budget friendly livestream setups during the lockdowns to help people build their businesses doing online courses. People were amazed at what they could do with the tech they already owned in their home and knowledge of how to use it better along with OBS.
The problem with the Broke vs Pro format is that it only shows the extremes. What about if the "broke" budget was doubled (or even tripled) or there was an "average" tier and mixing and matching, so you can see where it is worth spending a little extra.
Cheap webcam - pro move: Go to a charity shop like Goodwill or something like that. Go to their camera section. Find all the digital cameras they have and open google. Start googling each camera and check if they are supported by Win10. If they are check the quality of the cam (depending on how "hardcore" you want to be - you can just do a search to see if anyone has made a video on YT of it - OR bring a laptop - hook it up - and test it out. Be sure to bring a variety of cables.) You might need to go to a few stores to find a really good one - and if you hit the jackpot you might find something like an old dirty Sony Alpha A200K for very little money. (Just an example of literal thousands of options) It might only be 1080p - but high quality optics and a good quality sensor MATTERS MORE than pixel density! Like it is not even close! What does it matter if you have 8K and 100 Mpixels if the image is distorted and blurry? 😀
It's pretty cool to see that it's technically possible to get set up for UA-cam for about $100, I think the caveat is that if you're running a budget setup, obviously the production quality is going to be a lower than with the pro rigging, so your content will have to be really compelling and interesting. I'm also wondering if the expectations are different for different generations, I actually don't know. But I'd think that if UA-cam was always around in your lifetime, you may have higher expectations for quality. I remember when UA-cam was a dating site, so I'm more focused on the content. I follow a lot of people who are doing videos outside, so my bar is pretty low on technical quality, but high on the quality of the content. I've heard advice on both ends -- that you can get away with low technical quality FOR A LITTLE WHILE as long as you get the content right, and I've also heard that your technical quality has to be pretty good. I only really care about the technical quality if it's so bad that it's distracting from the content. Something to think about when I start ramping up my own channel. Good piece!
You can build a defuser - lights included - for around $30-40 - it's REALLY not that hard. You can use an old camera found at Goodwill for $50. You can use a MUCH cheaper capture card at 1080p for like $40 - AND there are TONS of REALLY GOOD $100 options for for mics - and you can find used audio equipment if you want to be more advanced in TONS of places for next to no money - like Goodwill or yard sales and stuff like that. Really give me a $300 budget - and I can bring you 80-90% of the way to that 3K setup.
Being forced to buy stuff at microcenter really limited them. Honestly, he could of just used some cheap earbud mics for like $5 and afforded a better camera. Even a used old phone would be better than the webcam
microcenter needs some stores in Germany/Austria. we do not have stores where you can just go in and buy softboxes or studio lights (or at least I haven't seen them around here)
The next video should be who can produce the best UA-cam set up for cheapest. What's the sweet spot for getting a professional-ish youtube streamer set up?
I would love a mid tier setup that's based on value where spending more makes the setup like noticibly better and see how close you could get to the pro setup for something like 1k
I feel like this would have been a different video were as Austin gets the high end setup and Gerald undone would do the broke version of the setup but hey if he makes that video then I would love to know what setup is for on the affordable range
I think when all is done and said at the end of the day you don't need the most expensive gear to become a creator you just need to start with what you got or can afford.
Still though, If you are starting out. Go the budget route. Spend a lil more than Austin's webcam. Do the hard yard and then Upgrade to the Pro setup. That way you learn how to set up your camera and progressively learn various tricks and tips. It will become more satisfying that way.
NGL the solocast does sound better. Probably because it's a condenser microphone and the MV7+ is a dynamic microphone. Both have their own different use cases.
Honestly, I think part of the real answer is to focus on getting good audio if you're strapped for cash. Tons of successful youtubers get by on just having middle level audio and *no* camera, and like tons of people are saying, if you NEED to (you probably don't), a phone can be used as a quality substitute for a camera.
why does this feel like Austin is a young professional trying to take out someone to a fancy restaurant letting Him order a nice steak while Austin gets Soup and a cuppa water.
While it’s easy to make fun of the “broke” or cheaper setup, I’m sure a lot of popular UA-camrs (Austin included) did start out close to that. Over time they were able to upgrade to the systems they use now. Similar to while yes, you don’t want to use an iPhone 4 to record today, but back when it was the greatest tech, I’m sure everyone was using it for their videos.
I've found if you've got a sufficiently bright second monitor you can use that to colour balance to some extent. The number of times I've used a red block to warm my face on teams calls
If your camera focus and that’s it then I’m sure I can justify the camera but if your paying games or showing your screen, your high quality camera will just be crushed in the corner so you really don’t need anything special. The microphone is the single most important thing you can get. You can get a really good mic for very little money at this day. No need to go pro
Yea Gerald's is obviously the winner... most people will say, but is it 30 times better then Austin's 100 bucks setup? the answer is no, so Austin actually has a better value for money. Would another 100-150 helped a lot? yes... absolutely. But for a new streamer you can't just pull your creditcard and throw yourself in debt, so you start from the ground up... and that's where you land in the 100-250 range.
TBH for $100 that's a great way to at least get going. The webcam is cheap enough it's not a huge loss when you can upgrade later one. When you use the camera for a layover on twitch it will be smaller so it won't be as bad, but at least you have a great starting point
I started making a streaming/recording setup with a Samson Q2U mic, Nexigo webcam, lights I already have. Audio is great, video is eh, my anxiety is over 9,000.
Honestly I would prefer a video where you swap roles where Gerald Undone does the budget stuff to see how much knowledge is able help you get good budget stuff that might be able to somewhat compete with the expensive stuff./lh
Facts, this was way too easy for him.
When they actually do this I'm gonna remember this comment lol
They also should've tried the professional lighting on the bad camera. I was waiting for them to try that!!!
had the exact same thought...got the concept all wrong
Just an excuse for Austin to get an upgrade from someone with experience I guess😂
its hilarious to see the "pro" streaming setup with all these features and lights but then like you go look at the top streamers and its all like barely lit dudes with the blurriest cameras ever made.
I don't think the PRO setup is for streamers, I see it more on Tech UA-camrs.
The only youtube/twitch game streamers that I've seen that come close to the pro quality is Call Me Kevin, CDawgVA, and Ludwig. Ludwig being the only real exception here because he for sure has more money into it.
To be honest I think that the $40 Mic that Austin used in that budget set up was as good as the high end one, and really the lighting was fine, but that cam could have been swapped for like a Logitech pro 920 and it would have made a world of difference. I mean that would have pushed the budget to like 150 instead of 100, but it would have been just as serviceable as the 3000 dollar setup
Or he could go find an Elgato Facecam Mk.1 used instead of the 920 pro, dial that camera in right and it is night and day compared to the Logitech one. Logitech 920/922 are really hard to dial in when it comes to white balance. Elgato also have the CamHub that is actually a pretty decent control software for the camera too. And also talking about using a phone as a camera, as long as you have an iPhone, Elgato have EPOCCAM that lets you control the iPhone camera with CamHub.
I have that mic and I love it. I used it for voice acting work abd podcasting, its a great multipurpose beginner microphone.
@@ObsessionChange I also have that mic, it does the job. To the untrained ear, it's amazing.
Yeah $40-$60 usb mics like the stuff from Maono or Fifine usually end up sounding as good or better than $200+ mics in direct A to B comparisons.
Lighting is where the biggest difference usually lies when putting together a streaming/recording setup because even a really good camera can look bad if you're lit poorly
no way the sure is much much better. But I was surprised at how good the Hyper x mic was.
I think it's a perfect illustration as to why going cheap isn't a good idea when you can go REAL cheap. Sure, the iPhone 15 Pro is overkill, but realistically, any smartphone made in the last 10 years will give you a better picture than a cheap webcam and it's really easy to use one in OBS. You can get lights, but really, if you're in a decently lit room, just use the normal lights, even better if you have a window close, natural lights will look better than cheap ring lights if you don't know how to use them. A dedicated microphone is nice, but you can use the one on your old pair of ear buds, it won't sound bad, they were made to make your voice clear, and if we're talking about USB and 3.5mm microphone, there isn't much difference between a decent $20 one and the $60 one made by HyperX, Razer, Blue, etc. It just doesn't make sense to spend money if you're going with the cheapest option, it's better to use what you already have and if everything is going right, buy at least a mid-range setup later.
Legit, a pair of headphones with a microphpne cuts down on the need to get a seperate pair of headphones just for audio and a seperate mic
I'm assuming you've never met someone as cheap as I am. My smartphone is 2 years old and it's worse than that webcam (it was the cheapest one I could get). I've never had earbuds.
Some people literally do not have anything usable. I have one: a Ricoh WG-4 (it was more than Austin's budget when I got it).
@@NotAnotherArtVideo If you don't give a shit about the quality of your phone you're very unlikely to give a shit about doing streaming or content creation. And in the unlikely case that you do, then you'll likely have other things that will reflect that interest.
@@gutterg0d You've found the unlikely case.
I have something called a budget, which does not allow for a great phone. There's no reason for me to spend more on a slightly-less-shitty phone than I already have, considering it will be broken by next year anyway.
I have what I can afford, which is not much. You're free to think and say my content is crap, but it's there.
@@NotAnotherArtVideo I care about the content, not the tools used. Checked your videos, and while it's not content I'm interested in, it looks like you use the gear you have well.
Yet another way to sneak in a Micro Center commercial. How many times can we do this Austin🎉
Always ❤️
Who cares? microcenter always delivers
Until the mortgage is paid.
@@itswhatever9686I wouldn't know because sadly I have none anywhere near me
Microcenter is dopeee
I miss the old broke vs pro days
SAMEEEEEE
i miss the old kanye
Man microcenter really paying every youtuber out here to make content in their new store 😂😂
Best way to let people know it's open still waiting on the florida one to open and I wouldn't be surprised if I find out through Austin
@kontonce89 I've found out through like 5 different tech youtubers now 😂😅 but yea i wish we had one in Upstate NY.
@@alexisjavier84 Man I was on vacation in NY and missed the chance to go to the one in flushing. Really bummed me out even though I wasn't gonna buy anything🤣 Just wanted to experience it
@@Dan-od4bd I was driving by the one in Yonkers and made a pit stop. I never realized how cool it really was until I saw all the UA-camrs making videos there. In a world of Amazon and Newegg it's nice to have some place to go to physically touch things and get a sense of them first.
@Dan-od4bd the closest to me is 4 hrs away, not that bad but when i factor in the gas money id pay, to the deals they got, it evens out to buying the parts online so not worth it for me currently :/
Austin honestly looks like a kid next to Gerald.
15:18 what a crazy difference in image quality between austins cheap webcam and the studio camera they use to record the whole thing
The mic sounds good. The webcam is crap (broke setup). 🤣 Great video. Regards from Germany!
how is it that some of the biggest tech youtubers were all at the same location around the same time and never bumped into each other or thought about collaborating would’ve been pretty awesome
"All the pixel." LOL!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Swap out the garbage webcam for your cellphone and you’ll have a HUGE improvement… haha just finished writing this comment right as Gerald mentioned using your phone as a webcam.
I consulted on a ton of budget friendly livestream setups during the lockdowns to help people build their businesses doing online courses. People were amazed at what they could do with the tech they already owned in their home and knowledge of how to use it better along with OBS.
Been waiting for long time to see these challenge videos, austin keep doing challenges bro 😅
I have the HyperX Solocast too, love it for the price! For just gaming and Discord with my friends, I don't need anything more.
The problem with the Broke vs Pro format is that it only shows the extremes. What about if the "broke" budget was doubled (or even tripled) or there was an "average" tier and mixing and matching, so you can see where it is worth spending a little extra.
Now you finally see the issue with these type of videos, they aren't meant to actually help. Only to entertain
solocast hyperx mic sounds decent. 😀
For $100 that is shockingly good especially in a completely dark room.
The camera is enough to fund an entire gaming pc
Cheap webcam - pro move: Go to a charity shop like Goodwill or something like that. Go to their camera section. Find all the digital cameras they have and open google. Start googling each camera and check if they are supported by Win10. If they are check the quality of the cam (depending on how "hardcore" you want to be - you can just do a search to see if anyone has made a video on YT of it - OR bring a laptop - hook it up - and test it out. Be sure to bring a variety of cables.)
You might need to go to a few stores to find a really good one - and if you hit the jackpot you might find something like an old dirty Sony Alpha A200K for very little money. (Just an example of literal thousands of options) It might only be 1080p - but high quality optics and a good quality sensor MATTERS MORE than pixel density! Like it is not even close! What does it matter if you have 8K and 100 Mpixels if the image is distorted and blurry? 😀
That was a fun watch! We should all be so lucky as to have a Gerald to help us set up our studio. Beautiful lighting and contrast!
Austin really thinks his 2MP webcam is almost the same as Geralds 1700$ camera 😂
It’s a bit my guy
afaan4444 really thinks Austin really thinks his 2MP webcam is almost the same as Geralds 1700$ camera 😂
lifeofjerm_ really thinks afaan4444 really thinks Austin really thinks his 2MP webcam is almost the same as Geralds $1700 camera 😂
It's pretty cool to see that it's technically possible to get set up for UA-cam for about $100, I think the caveat is that if you're running a budget setup, obviously the production quality is going to be a lower than with the pro rigging, so your content will have to be really compelling and interesting. I'm also wondering if the expectations are different for different generations, I actually don't know. But I'd think that if UA-cam was always around in your lifetime, you may have higher expectations for quality. I remember when UA-cam was a dating site, so I'm more focused on the content. I follow a lot of people who are doing videos outside, so my bar is pretty low on technical quality, but high on the quality of the content. I've heard advice on both ends -- that you can get away with low technical quality FOR A LITTLE WHILE as long as you get the content right, and I've also heard that your technical quality has to be pretty good. I only really care about the technical quality if it's so bad that it's distracting from the content. Something to think about when I start ramping up my own channel. Good piece!
You can build a defuser - lights included - for around $30-40 - it's REALLY not that hard. You can use an old camera found at Goodwill for $50. You can use a MUCH cheaper capture card at 1080p for like $40 - AND there are TONS of REALLY GOOD $100 options for for mics - and you can find used audio equipment if you want to be more advanced in TONS of places for next to no money - like Goodwill or yard sales and stuff like that. Really give me a $300 budget - and I can bring you 80-90% of the way to that 3K setup.
Being forced to buy stuff at microcenter really limited them. Honestly, he could of just used some cheap earbud mics for like $5 and afforded a better camera. Even a used old phone would be better than the webcam
SORRY BUT THAT HIGHT DIFFERENCE
- "The camera expert"
*Shows b-roll of Gerald measuring a banana.*
Austin looks like a 13 year old boy shopping with his dad
Love seeing these collabs where it's genuinely fun and ridiculously educational! Kudos!
Another really fire vid! Keep it up :)
microcenter needs some stores in Germany/Austria. we do not have stores where you can just go in and buy softboxes or studio lights (or at least I haven't seen them around here)
Austin's broke setup is lot better than my main setup
The next video should be who can produce the best UA-cam set up for cheapest. What's the sweet spot for getting a professional-ish youtube streamer set up?
Austin's mic is pretty great!
It's not the materials, it's the content. You can have expensive equipment but if the content sucks, people won't watch still.
Broke vs. Pro, let's go!!!!!!
I would love a mid tier setup that's based on value where spending more makes the setup like noticibly better and see how close you could get to the pro setup for something like 1k
I like how the Actual quality of the entire Video is Better even when compared to pro setup.
austin still going hard! love to see it man❤❤
I feel like this would have been a different video were as Austin gets the high end setup and Gerald undone would do the broke version of the setup but hey if he makes that video then I would love to know what setup is for on the affordable range
I think when all is done and said at the end of the day you don't need the most expensive gear to become a creator you just need to start with what you got or can afford.
Still though, If you are starting out. Go the budget route. Spend a lil more than Austin's webcam. Do the hard yard and then Upgrade to the Pro setup. That way you learn how to set up your camera and progressively learn various tricks and tips. It will become more satisfying that way.
I was waiting for the Iphone's cam to be used on Austin's build to see the difference Gerald was talking about.
that budget microphone actually seems really good.
NGL the solocast does sound better. Probably because it's a condenser microphone and the MV7+ is a dynamic microphone. Both have their own different use cases.
It’s pretty good I use it, which caught me off guard of it being $50. I bought mine at best buy for $15 💀
Gerald sits down to explain his setup and all of a sudden I don't know what half the words he's using are....
0:39 seeing austin and gerald standing next to eachother i wonder if gerald is just really tall or austin smaller than i imagined
to the crew: don`t get complacent with ripping on Austin. The guy is awesome, love the content. Just chill with the ganging up on
Broke vs pro baby that what I'm taking about
Honestly, I think part of the real answer is to focus on getting good audio if you're strapped for cash. Tons of successful youtubers get by on just having middle level audio and *no* camera, and like tons of people are saying, if you NEED to (you probably don't), a phone can be used as a quality substitute for a camera.
If my kid came and said they wanted to do a podcast that 100 dollar build is not bad for a starter
why does this feel like Austin is a young professional trying to take out someone to a fancy restaurant letting Him order a nice steak while Austin gets Soup and a cuppa water.
Love to see how the 11 dollar camera looks with geralds lighting. And vis versa
I use a Logitech Brio for a webcam. It’s really great.
The hyper mic is legit, for the price, worth using. The $11 camera, trash it.
spending 2k on a camera and 2k on a lens is just INSANE to me. I truly cant justify it unless you're rich
idk if microcenter carries it but the Samson Q2U mic is amazing for like 40 dollars.
Austin's microphone wasn't half bad.
yo fk yea i just bought the solo cast
THE REVEAL AT 14:10 😭😭😭😭
They need more microcenters, I miss living near one since I moved. 😊
Broke vs pro, Johannah & Jarrod vs ken and austin
Would love to see Austin's setup with a current phone (Android or iPhone)
a mid tier wouldve been really good to see as well to get an idea of the two but great video per usual
Man wish micro center was here in phx
in my opinion i think that the $40 mic sounded better that=n the more expensive one
The camera need a lens, the lens in the video cost more than 1000k$😂
I wish you used the phone as well to show a comparison how much improvement it would’ve done
While it’s easy to make fun of the “broke” or cheaper setup, I’m sure a lot of popular UA-camrs (Austin included) did start out close to that. Over time they were able to upgrade to the systems they use now. Similar to while yes, you don’t want to use an iPhone 4 to record today, but back when it was the greatest tech, I’m sure everyone was using it for their videos.
really love having guesst into the show, i hope more guest would love to collaborate
I've found if you've got a sufficiently bright second monitor you can use that to colour balance to some extent. The number of times I've used a red block to warm my face on teams calls
you should do a broke vs pro with Tech Source Ed Oganesyan! or some kind of collaboration :)
I miss broke verses pro. Favorite episode was the pyramid vs the hp elitedesk
If your camera focus and that’s it then I’m sure I can justify the camera but if your paying games or showing your screen, your high quality camera will just be crushed in the corner so you really don’t need anything special. The microphone is the single most important thing you can get. You can get a really good mic for very little money at this day. No need to go pro
It's kind of like Austin is in Deep 13 with Dr. Forrester.
Gerald looks like if Kevin Jonas and Joel Edgerton had a love child.
When you spend $3K on gear to film and it gets watched on a tiny phone with $20 headphones.
This just makes me wanna go to microcenter.
Ah the nice shirt was for Micro center.
A good setup does not a good streamer make.
This sentence was really close to making sense
Two in one day.
Yea Gerald's is obviously the winner... most people will say, but is it 30 times better then Austin's 100 bucks setup? the answer is no, so Austin actually has a better value for money. Would another 100-150 helped a lot? yes... absolutely. But for a new streamer you can't just pull your creditcard and throw yourself in debt, so you start from the ground up... and that's where you land in the 100-250 range.
Would also be fun if it's the other way around to see Gerald's creativeness with a tight budget
I wanna see Austin's setup, but with his phone cam.
hyperx solocast is what i use for my streams and its a great mic i love it
This may be odd, but can we get a watch collection vid?
A very big contrast, goes from a 2010's style to a modern style
I’m making reaction videos with a gaming headset, razer webcam, and an old Optiplex 3020 from a customer at an old job 😭
fire vid
BROKE setup, majority of streamers.
PRO setup, majority of Tech UA-camrs.
Now replace the webcam with your iPhone
can't tell if Austin is just short or if Gerald is some wild 8' giant
Wow, didn't expect that outcome 😂
I always forget how short Austin is 😂😂
finally, another broke vs
pro video
TBH for $100 that's a great way to at least get going. The webcam is cheap enough it's not a huge loss when you can upgrade later one. When you use the camera for a layover on twitch it will be smaller so it won't be as bad, but at least you have a great starting point
I started making a streaming/recording setup with a Samson Q2U mic, Nexigo webcam, lights I already have. Audio is great, video is eh, my anxiety is over 9,000.
ngl for $40 that hyperX mic is goated
all austin had to do was get a better webcam for like $15 more & he would've been fine lol
video idea : Austin Evans vs Linus Tech Tips - BROKE vs PRO (names also in alphabetical order)
Should have just used a budget phone for the cheap one. If you can afford a pc you most likely have a phone that has a better camera.
Also just shows how fast and easy it is to setup pro gear vs broke gear