Is the NEW Surface Pro STRONGER than the iPad Pro?! - (Its only fair...)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- The iPad Apple wishes it could make. Get a $10 reward for opening a Chime checking account when you activate your Chime Visa Debit Card. Just go to www.chime.com/JERRYRIG and enter promo code JERRYRIG.
Youve probably heard of Apples new M4 iPad Pro - the thinnest tablet Apple has ever made - but have you heard of the Microsoft Surface Pro 11? Its a full fledge PC in tablet form. And its ready to go head to head against Apple in a JerryRigEverything Durability test!
Banking services and debit card provided by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A.; Members FDIC. Activate your physical Chime Visa® Debit Card within 30 days of opening a Chime Checking Account with valid promo code and receive $10 within 10 business days of activation. SpotMe eligibility requirements and overdraft limits apply. Boosts are available to eligible Chime members enrolled in SpotMe® and are subject to monthly limits. Terms and Conditions apply. Go to chime.com/disclosures for details - Навчання та стиль
No number? This will be the last surface pro ever
Personally, it would not be missed.
Microsoft is weird with their naming scheme. They released a Surface Pro 8, even though they had previously released a Surface Pro X
Edit: The "X" is for the ARM chipset they used in that model.
Nice b8 m8! Gg m8! 😂
Probably cuz it's the first in line of the snapdragon processors
But it might be the best....
"Recycling" the old thermal paste from the heatsink of another desktop absolutely crushed my soul and made me laugh hysterically at the same time 🤣
I do that alot and it eorks just fine.
@@univera1111 Yeah, it could eork and is better than nothing, but if you did this for a new $2,000+ machine I would question why you don't spend a couple dollars on something nice to make a perfect seal. Someone like Zach to not have spare paste lying around is funny. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do something.
Agreed, it may be the worst thing I've ever seen
@@halflifeheroes6471 I mean lets be honest this thing is not gonna be used prolly sit on a shelf until his year roundup video and only then maybe he will give away or recycle or something
The cringe on my face would have been very noticable... I flinched irl.
6:46 it's really nice of Microsoft to even name their ribbon cables. Monica is such a nice name for a cable!
Brother how did you can see them tiny letters 😂
It is probably codename because it is on WiFi antennas too 7:40
It would sound weird in the manual "now put Monica back in her place".
When I read Monica, all I could hear was Ja Rule.
MONI tor CA ble? MONI-CA --> MONICA
Fun fact: When you remove the easily accessible SSD it also automatically disconnects the battery.
funnier fact: was the reason why i thought my surface was dead after i replaced the battery, because for some reason the cover wasnt registered by the surface so it didnt turn on
Then it shouldn't be magnetic. So dumb.
@@instrumentalpiano777 Why? It's by design.
@@Rockeviltwin You can accidentally power off your surface in just a second. To easy access something you will change a few times max.
@@instrumentalpiano777 SSD is screwed down. Only cover is magnetic.
You sure use the most Expensive Canvas for your Arts 😂😂
His art has dramatically improved over the years. 😂
It’s only a matter of time when you can buy those said artworks. Would that be. Canvas? T-shirt? Play cards?
@@Rom3_29 would love to get Zack's artwork T-shirt XD
I’m an iPad user but I’ve always found the Surface Pro’s kickstand ingenious. Every tablet should have one IMO.
If even the Switch OLED has one, there’s no excuse to not have a kickstand on a tablet.
It feels cheap to me as a part of tablet
@@Butterscotch_96 every switch has one, the originals just sucked
@@pooriakhosravi9415 I doubt you have ever used one if you think it feels cheap
@@pooriakhosravi9415a kickstand attached to a tablet makes the tablet feel cheap?
I remember when the surface pro screens used to shatter into millions of sharp glass bits when tampered with.
But would you look at that! That came off pretty easily!
First thing I thought. I have trauma from swapping a Pro 3's screen.
@@nickthaskater i hate it so much, words cant describe it. But here it wasnt much easier, a heat gun and a giant suction cup, i was hoping for something more elegant
@@morkovija the difficulty used to be a result of the panel glass bring incredibly fragile. It looks a lot stronger now.
i'm genuinely impressed by the repairability of the surface. That's one direction i'm happy microsoft is going towards, and believe all big tech companies should shift towards as well
Same 😂
thats a bot ur replying to 😂
@@odnx You're replying to a reply to a Bot 😆😆😆
You're replying to a reply to a reply to a bot 😂@@ekus-study7011
@@ekus-study7011 you’re replying to a bot
4:35 "The world's most powerful iPad built by Microsoft" got me 🤣🤣🤣
It’s probably still way slower than an iPad which is hilarious.
@@xredrum41xYou talking about the iPad....naah bro... it's even stronger and better than the mac
Zack Before 2024: Glass is glass and glass breaks.
Zack 2024: Fire is indeed hot.
I"m impressed that Jerry treated the technology with respect expecting him to just see 'when it breaks' it passed the bend test and highlighted the fact that it's repairable unlike the other many 'by design' competitors.
"Everything seems better with X in it except twitter"
Bro woke up and spoke FACTS
you could even say this applies to humans as well... *look at the pretty lights*
X sounds like an adult site, elon really messed up the name smh
@@Nabee_Hyeah that’s kinda the point, plus it’s reminiscent of his PayPal days
A destroyed twitter is the best twitter, id say job well done
They just copied Framework with the QR codes and that is a good thing.
fairphone goes this too, I'm honestly not sure who did it first-but that doesn't really matter.
Nope since the ipad got demolished during the bend test and the fact that this one survives means they did better than the ipad
They copied no one. Microsoft was asked by Europe to stop being bitches and make it repairable. Microsoft said sure. Apple went nope and got spanked.
@@mrgw98 he probably thinks he is talking about the frame inside of the tablet instead of the company Framework. LOL
QR codes on parts has been a thing since forever
I use a Surface Pro 9 for work - it’s great in the field as a tablet running full windows software, being light and portable. In the go it’s a laptop with full keyboard and in the office plugged into a USB-C hub with 2 monitors and the other peripherals it’s a fully baked Pc.
This new X Elite Pro supports up to three external monitors + the display itself. quite impressive. And it sips battery, used a phone charger instead of the included charger and it worked fine.
I used mine as a full-blown work computer (administering web and database servers) and had no real issues aside from some toasty spots on the back. Might be time to get a new one
@@rowaystarco Yeah, I have a surface go from a long time ago. Never used the magsafe. Just charge it with a normal usb c charger. It has the same max charge speed on usb-c as the magsafe.
I physically recoiled when I saw you scrape the thermal paste from a CPU cooler onto the die
Did you... die inside
@@DoctorNemmo a bit
i thought he was about to put the giant cooler on the cpu lol
@@winterwolfii We need Surface Pro xtreme overclocking
It would definitely have modded & overclocked Steam Deck vibes in terms of jank factor.
I'm genuinely shocked at how well this did in durability and repairability
No one cares if you take care of your tech or have warranties.
@@xredrum41x Ah yes, because that 1 year warranty (that many manufacturers will just ignore when anything actually goes wrong) is definitely good to cover all possible problems over the 4+ average years people keep a PC for. Not all of us are rich enough to just "buy a new one" when anything breaks. True repairability > warranty, every single time.
The Surface Connect port is a LOT better than MagSafe. I connect a dock with it; the dock further connects to a second monitor, keyboard, mouse, Ethernet, and speakers. I often connect storage to the dock too. It’s no knockoff by a long shot.
I kind of wish it just had three usb-c ports though, because they can do all those things too, and then you could use the included charger with other devices like your phone. And you can just buy magnetic breakaway adapters if you really want them. And personally I think sending your laptop / tablet flying is far much less of a concern now than it was in the mid 2000s, now we have devices that charge much more quickly and have longer battery life.
I wish people understood that in general the surface connector is way better than magsafe other than by recognition, and the little magnetic element to it, but people just like to suck off apple and always diminish the competition. And I say this as someone with mostly apple products, but I do have both a macbook and a gaming pc, and I used to be on an android. I switched for the apple watch tho
It like homelander and soldier boy meme.
Apple Magsafe: "You're just a cheap f***ing knockoff."
Microsoft magnetic connector: "Oh no, I am the upgrade."
@@liamnessDo keep in mind that including another USB 4.0 port will slightly increase the manufacturing cost. Proprietary cables are definitely not favorable, though if done right, can make a world of a difference to the user experience. I personally find it tedious to have to tug on a dongle cable - that's already fragile from previous tugs - than to use a cable that is designed to never be able to tug - WITH all the doodats of display, USB, whatever else.
magnetic USB breakaway cables are cool and all, but you can and will undermine the integrity of the cable's EMI spec - much more so with USB 3 standards and above.
it actually influenced apple to go back to magsafe
This is the first time I saw a piece of tech survive in one of these clips
If this was a full sized notebook, I'd want upgradable RAM too. But for what it is, kudos Microsoft. Changing a battery without the risk of bleeding out due to glass shards is great.
I guess this is the original comment. RIP, your comment got copied by a bot and has more likes now. Sigh.
@@randomghost1080
Huh, I didn't find the copycat. Maybe I'll check some more and report.
I guess you missed the part at the end where he gouged the bezel and the slightest amount more stress could have easily shattered the screen on this "easily repaired" tablet.
LPCAMM2 RAM is now available for the masses so it would be possible, but yeah it's still up to the vendor/OEM decision
Maybe some model could have it while others still has fully soldered RAM
@@tim3172 "repairable" and "easily repairable" are not the same thing you dunce. Even if it's harder due to the technology being used, being repairable at all is what right to repair is fighting for
1:57 "knock-off wanna-be Magsafe charging port" to be honest they had this connector for over 10 years now and with the surface Dock, the functionality is much better and compatible with every surface product since the surface pro 3. It's wanna-be Apple Magsafe because Apple changed it multiple times to make chargers incompatible, removed it, brought it back and it still its much more difficult for me to plug in the charging port of the new macbook pro.
Oops, you forgot to mention that Magsafe predates it by 6 years.
The rest of your comment is just nonsense and you randomly admitting to not being able to plug in a simple cable.
That sounds like a tough life.
Louis Rossmann will be very happy that Microsoft has provided the downloaded service guide from the QR codes.
Over the years they have gone from a 0 or 1 on repairability score at iFixit to an 8/10 for this generation.
Who cares about him he cry’s about every, companies shouldn’t cater to one dude
Dudes a negative Nancy
I don't think Rossman will ever be happy. Don't get me wrong, he puts in really good work. He just strikes me as a guy who thinks it will never be enough
@@secureb00t39
I appreciate his rightful Italian-American rage. He's the hero we need.
Will he be? Is he capable of being happy? I like the guy a lot, but he never seems pleased with anything because it's never enough for him. I get pushing for right to repair, but there comes a point when one should be able to say "This is a good step, and I like it" instead of "why aren't you Framework, and even then I still complain."
No glue no prying, no alcohol no mess, no fire and no explosion.
"No glue"
So, why did you use a knife?
"No prying"
So, why did you use a suction cup?
"No mess"
What is the pile of black adhesive, then?
@@tim3172 Pretty sure they meant the battery.
1:44 "But don't you worry though"
*Turns down volume frantically*
_SCREEEEEEEECH_
It's kinda sad that Microsoft makes some very cool products for productivity but they are either too expensive or never get the glory they should have, while Apple intentionally limits the potential of their devices and still get all admiration for it 🤷♂ (Yet, Apples devices are great!)
Sees the Magic Mouse and base M3 MacBook Pro with 8 GB of RAM for $1600.
_Are you sure about that?_
Despite Microsoft shady practices, they at least made sure you have upgradability compared to apple *Coughs in M3 MacBook*
@@eternallyd3d i mean consumers just dont understand that teams in such big companies are mostly seperate, they group them all together. the hardware division is just genious, especially with the efforts of better repairability
The issue is that Microsoft created a lot of services and hardware but they never stick to their stuff. Zune, Groove, Nokia Lumia, Skype, MSN, Windows Phone, Windows RT, Band, Kinect, Kin, Windows Live.. All dead.
What cool products do Microsoft gave made? So far, I havn't seen any...
This channel is the only one I've found worth being a member. Supports a great cause, great high quality videos, and comments get consistent attention from the creator. Pretty great stuff 😄
Imagine being a channel sponsor and still having to sit through sponsored ads inserted into the video. Monetization on UA-cam is fundamentally broken.
Not just as a person, but I have also grown into not being eerily dying inside of the knife-scraping aluminium sound. Thanks Jerry!
I felt the exact same way, didn’t even budge
I'm not yet. My arms looks like shaved chicken wings even when I think about it 😑
Stockholm Syndrome got to you
lol, to this day, I still aggressively double-tap-to-skip through all that 😂
I still have to skip through that part on his videos. Even 1 second of it gives me goose bumps
the drawing skills are getting better and better🙂
"Everything sounds more futuristic with the letter X in it... except Twitter"
I'm stealing that
I don't think I have ever been in the market for a laptop or laptop replacement...PCs for me. But still love watching these videos! :)
Wow Im actually fairly impressed. The QR codes to repair guides, just amazing!!
I'm so glad you did the teardown together with the durability test. I hope future videos will be like this
Love the repairability on this thing! You don't see that very often nowadays
Brother your drawing skills are improving with every new video, at one point in the future you might exceed expectations
I love the durability test videos👍👍
Zack spoiling us with a durability test, teardown, and reassembly all in one video! I guess that's what a relatively simple teardown from a pretty repairable device plus Zak's ever growing knowledge of device teardown gets us!
going back to cracking screens is your true calling
My daughter uses a Pro 9 with a stylus for her art and it's utterly astonishing. Most beautiful screen I've seen outside of a Mac, and enough power to run an external 24" graphics tablet when she's at her desk. Running full blown Photoshop or *ANY* other Windows software feels like a cheat code.
I physically shuddered at the recycled thermal paste part.
I love how you scrape every edge just for giggs
Microsoft Surface Pro: tablet sized desktop
Apple iPad: provides you with deskbottom
Dang, Microsoft saw regulators cracking down on other companies and went full blast on repairability. Nice.
2:08 Jerry, I know you're talking. I'm trying to listen, honestly. But that DANG SCRAPING OF THE ALUMINUM. My brain cannot process the words over the psychological pain being inflicted. My neurons cannot overcome the emotional distress. Your words are but wasted breaths, cast into the winds to be lost to time. You've made your point with the first few scrapes. Please... No more....
I can't. Not again. I'm not... strong enough.
- Mr. Incredible
i love the subtle sponsor on the left of chime visa cards
8:25 that's DRY THERMALPASTE!!!! XD
4:28 What sort of SSD is this? Is it more like a microSD card or is it actually an NVMe SSD?
6:55 Now that's an amazing idea - placing QR codes for the tutorials within the actual device.
Kudos to Microsoft for making such an amazing device.
it's an NVMe, but in the short form factor, as the trend seems to be going. It's a lot of storage power in a tiny package.
Surface pro. The device that made tablets cool again.
Tablets have always been cool but apple be limiting the processor or software. This can run full fledge Linux.
Cool may be an exaggeration, but acceptable and good for various use cases? Yes.
It'll never be a tablet when it's going to run windows 11. It's not built for it
The QR codes inside for repair guides is an insane touch. That's so cool.
I was about to skip the sponsor part of the video, but I actually enjoyed when Jerry drew on the back of the Surface Pro. lmao
I've got the 11 Pro right in front of me.
Microsoft literally fixed all the issue the Surface lineup had till today.
The Snapdragon is extremely fast while being super efficient. No more ludicrous standby drain, a battery life better than basically any laptop out there and finally an Windows on ARM OS which is running everything fine, including emulated x86 apps.
Not only that, but major companies like Adobe or Blackmagic natively now also offer their productivity-suite for ARM on Windows. Completely crazy, this wasn't even thought to be possible some years ago.
Yeah, I love it. But I'm somewhat disappointed that Microsoft left us with a cloud only version of the Xbox app. Even steam will let you install a bunch of X86 games. If Microsoft is serious about ARM, they should have Xbox compile some of their lighter first party games to run on ARM as well.
I've been curious about the x86 emulation. What is the real-world feel of those emulated apps? Anything that isn't working as you'd expect?
@@rowaystarco Yeah that's true. Although this likely will change over time.
Currently they can't emulate AVX2 due to license stuff. And the licensing for AVX2 runs out this year or early next year afaik. The Games published on Microsoft Store highly likely need AVX2, so theres no way to run them anyways.
@@safetinspector2 There are some very rare circumstances which definitely won't work with the emulation layer right now.
One is custom network adapters. For example VPN services typically offer their own client, they won't work as x86 apps as the emulation layer can't translate an x86 network adapter. However you can just use the native wireguard client instead.
The second thing is AVX2 emulation. That simply isn't possible right now. Any app which requires that won't run. This is a pretty niche thing as I'm not aware of any program which require AVX2 instructions except modern video games. All the others just fall back to AVX.
Everything else is literally working out of the box, you don't notice the emulation at all. In the end emulating x86 with the current Windows build is as fast on the X Elite as running the apps natively on the last Intel Ultra 7 chip. Although it uses a bit more power emulated.
However more impressive is the current availability of native ARM apps. It's ludicrous, basically all major productivity tools you use are available on ARM. Have a look at "armrepo" on Github pages to see a list.
@@kruemelfelixwait does its still have the WSA ON IT? Im sure it does idk thou?
Never thought I’d say this. But me working for Microsoft this video hurt me so much.
Your machine held up pretty well! I love the new Surface Pro.
Everything is always on point. Can't get enough!
Love you see the repairability.
The Surface Connect Port combines power, DisplayPort passthrough and USB 3. You can connect a docking station to it. So basically the MagSafe is a "Surface Connect light" or "Surface Connect Wannabe" and not the other way around. 😁😁
"never have i ever seen a piece of tech that's this repair friendly"... Aside from the framework laptop, or any of the old home tech built with screws, and service manuals that looked like the yellow pages.
Loved the rigidity of the device, have to admit that watching you scratch the whole thing was hard. LOL
"Americans understand weights better when converted to burger sizes" that had me chuckling, love it Zack! Brontosaurus is my favourite drawing thus far!
I kinda expect phones with this processor and windows inside with monitor usb-c output. Everything in one pocket size with large capacity.
You must be blessed for this comment. A phone with this processor with a 4g or 5g sim slot running windows arm at 6.8 inch screen.
@@univera1111 I have the dev kit for this cpu platform, there's no way it'd survive as a phone sized device. It's way too power hungry in its current iteration. The snapdragon x elite has a package power of up to 80 watts. At full tilt, it would drain the largest cellphone battery commonly on the market in less than 15 minutes. Not that it's thermals could survive that in that package size.
They could absolutely do it with current phone processors. Mobile OS really sucks. They just don't want to do it.
@@BadHaddy Not that... it is thermals? What?
Well Samsung DEX is halfway there, without windows of course
The built-in kickstand is pretty cool
Good to see the QR codes with repair links... Great review as always thanks...😊
It’s like Microsoft and Apple are opposites when comes to Right to Repair
For real 😂
I've never wanted a tablet before, but this has got me considering one
Buy it you wont regret it. You can run android emulator on it too.
I used my galaxy tab quite a bit but need to use a laptop every week for a couple days or so, got a surface pro a few years ago and never regret it.
if you don't have a use for a tablet now you don't really need one. It's just a laptop -keyboard -trackpad +touch screen
@@oh-noe I mean the surface pro lineup wasn’t meant to be just a tablet, more of a tablet pc, and that’s why older models came with an attachable keyboard. Personally I switch between both modes pretty frequently and for me a surface pro is the perfect solution, one that can be a proper tablet without the gimmick.
@@univera1111 Ooh, *Android* emulation, you say? So I can run all... 12? Android apps built for tablets?
My Tab S7+ would like to know what you're referencing.
*Surely* you don't mean running phone apps 16:9/9:16 or some 18.5:9 nonsense aspect ratio?
I enjoyed this teardown!
A durability test and a breakdown all without wrecking it
thumbs up for that
Nice to see framework successfully influencing the market!
7:13 that sound, the fan
so what
A super quiet fan to keep things cool. Apple throttles down performance, and pockets the cost of a fan. I'll take the fan. Thank you Microsoft.
Who tf cares? Do you live in the world's quietest room?
Lol, y'all need to chill. Zackp1331 appears to like whisper quiet devices. That quality is important to some people. If you don't mind a low hum, that's fine too. All that comes down to preference.
Wow, the triggered knee-jerk reactions to your comment that completely miss the point.
The sound referenced is the one when Zack holds the screwdriver to the fan to slow it down.
Now, everyone take a quick break and calm down.
But yes, I'm a huge proponent of fans that offer +5% performance with the added moving parts, dust concerns, and wear items.
Putting a fan in is just soooooooooooooo much better than Apple's, *checks notes* FORTY FIVE PERCENT FASTER ON AVERAGE processor because said processor throttles (REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE) down to just 30% faster.
It's still alive after your review!
Finally a teardown 🥵
Can’t wait to see the next tear down
I think your artistic skills are improving. That's quite the Brotosaur! 🤣
I am so surprised that it survived the teardown i thought it will crack in billions pieces like iPad Pro😂
Real, instead it didnt even get a dent. Im very impressed 🙌
That M.2 NVMe slot is really amazing!
A great change they made a few generations back. The big plus now is that 2230 drives have become way more available with Steam Deck, Rog Ally and so on using it as well.
Samsung tab s9 bend test please ❤
that dinosaur drawing is so perfect
I love when you tear down repairable stuff, even though it's rare.
I haven't been thinking about getting a tablet, but this one is making me reconsider
Wow. Nice to see a new Surface Pro from Microsoft. But it’s strange that it doesn’t have a number. Nice durability test.
They are pretty much referring to it as a Surface Pro 11 /11th generation.
@@rowaystarco yeah, that's what the surface community is calling it as well
Good to see it's repairable!!! The older Surface devices were basically impossible to repair.
Thanks for sharing‼️
If these were in schools, kids would be stealing each other's SSD covers. Honestly, it would be better if it was screwed in place with just a standard Philips screw, instead of magnetic.
You still need a screwdriver to remove the SSD. Just the cover is magnetic
@@savejeff15 Still, Easily stealable, (if that's a word), but people also could steal the hole surface pro instead. might be safer to put some more screws or seal in another way just in case.
@@yamenarhim9336 you want to avoid exposed screws. Dirt collects unter them and they stick out if not perfectly screwed in. If you over tighten them and mangle the head you are out of luck and the device can not be opened up again. They can also start to unscrew on there own over time. This is less likely with internal screws than might have backing from the top side
I hate glue on devices but the more portable a device is the less screws it should have on the outside
@@savejeff15 I get why they used magnets now i read your comment, thx
@@yamenarhim9336 np. I do device casing development, so I know one or two things ;]
"It's a shame that no one else gets to see it but you guys." I chuckled so hard! 😅 7:42
That's great design ! I hope they keep the repairability score high.
Oh dear. That thermal paste section was painful XD
Impressive tech though! Props for the repairability.
Test huawei pura 70 ultra. This device will be interesting for strength tests with its strange materials.
5:36 HELL YEAH 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ladies and Gentlemen, Award for the most repairable tech this year has been decided!
I have never had my ‘tism triggered more before than on this video hearing the blade drag across aluminum like that lol
Actually, I'm a bit surprised!
It is the first time seeing a well-built device from Microsoft!
I don’t think this is the first time, but honestly the surface lineup has changed quite a bit in the last couple of years for good reason.
They started making their devices repairable a few generations ago. The major lift this time around is the ARM cpu that gives it actual battery endurance, oh and an OLED on some of the models. They have really started making these devices ready for EU repair laws. Great job by Microsoft!
I have a surface laptop studio, it’s the best laptop I’ve ever used. microsoft does make some great stuff, it’s very much hit or miss for sure, but they have their hits.
It uses an ARM soc but they still use a fan. And look at the budget version of magsafe. Thats a design failure
@@mencibenci surface book 2 15 is like the predecessor and it's the only mashine i need for video- and music production, gaming, drawing just abou everything you wanna do you can on the surface devices. I have a surface pro 3 from 2014 and it still is more usefull than any ipad to me :D
For those who have a bad case of cringe when it comes to metal scraping metal, do avoid these timestamps:
1:50
2:07
2:21
2:30
3:07 - 3:47
too late
1:45
"Which we all come to know,,,,,
(I thought he was gonna say, ....and hate)
That's not what cringe means
Love the repairability!!!
Still wondering how did they put a fan inside that thing😅...
0:27 he ruined the app forever
No one will know why this comment has 147 likes
23 and counting 🗿
Now make it 85😮
31
42 now😂
Not funny. Comment something original next time.
thanks for the great content and your work for humanity!
Very interesting, actually reminded me trying to replace a surface pro battery which lead to screen crack, it's great to see it being repairable
Idk why but i absolutely lost it seeing him scraping off thermal paste from a cpu cooler since everyone seems to have some handy.
Jerry your art is waaaaay better now. Perspective was soild 😂😂😂
Fun fact: A&W once tried to sell a 1/3 lb burger for the same price as a quarter pounder, but most Americans thought 1/3 is smaller than 1/4 so it ultimately failed.
Wow, this is the first time I saw a tech survive in Jerry's hand lol.
Wow the repairability is crazily good
Drawing classes with Jerry ❤
"Everything sounds more futuristic with X in it, except twitter". OMG I'm rolling on the floor. You're not a nice man Jerry. 😂😂😂