This Tiny Brick Can Power All Your Tech

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1. Massdrop X Meze 99 – https://dro.ps/unboxtherapy-meze99

2. Yea I'd totally buy it if I travel with my laptop a lot…of course

3. Liked the video for Willy Doo's small segment at the end xD

4. but my laptop needs 230w why am i watching this

5. For those wondering "why not just use the apple charger for your x1 carbon". Some work, some dont. The 61w should in theory work but i tried a few doesnt work on 6th gen Carbon. I read on Reddit however some people do manage to charge with it.

6. Will has that mkbhd and dave2d aura. Should def start his own channel

7. Interesting if I connect it to usb-c hub will I be able to charge my smartphone, gameras and watch at the same time?

8. Just download iStat menus or something to monitor DC in watts – Macbook Pro 15" rarely goes over 60W, usually when full brightness is on, there is power consumption from charger around 30 W. So this 60W is perfectly sufficient for charging or usage without heavy loads.

9. Lou just get your MacBook back

10. The design of the power brick for the American market is bad, however for Britain it’s not a problem

11. I rather just buy 10 different bricks with that money…

12. Where's that alien guy?

13. Oh wow, want this thing! How can it be so small

14. I thought it was a compact Powerbank with a large charging capacity…..

15. I think that this man is getting paid for advertising this „new“ laptop

16. It's expensive due to high manufacturing cost aside from GaN devices and custom magnetic parts. Safety might also be a bit of concern as the available volume leaves very little margin for creepage and clearance tolerances.

17. 100$ for laptop charger ?
    i am happy with regular laptop charger.

18. Costs 100 bucks imma just pass

19. Looks like a paid review tome

20. you are such a wasteful country… it's 100$ for convenience…..
    The "optimal" situation you were saying is the cheapest reliable one for me..

21. Charing my phone with a 60 w usb-c connector wont hurt the battery?

22. So heres my question. I have a SGS8 right now as my main device and the charging could be faster (1.5h to charge from 0-100% isnt long but still) and I thought about buying a charger from other company that is faster. Will this have any drawbacks on my phone's battery life? I was certain that it will not but then few sources showed me that it can happen, but I don't know how true that is

23. 109$ for a charger? You've gone nuts

24. Uhh unlike you guys, I prefer the original bricks like the bright red ones which you can throw at each other….

25. This thing costs over 100 bucks, what the actual fuck

26. no measure it with equipment? nah… maybe a fake 60w if it not freaking hot!!

27. Of course it is not cheap. This uses a technology for making a SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply) with smaller FET (Field Effect Transistor) components. It is the same when we go from 20nm transistors to 14nm and smaller. This uses GaN FET (Gallium Nitride FET) transistors that can exceed 98% efficiency in some scenarios. This is why they can make the charger so small, because it doesn't waste much heat and therefore it's able to be smaller.

28. Don't miss the secret unboxing 8:16

29. Wooooow

30. Any power brick can power all your tech ?

31. Void afterglows or afterglow 5's/6's probably your best bet for headphones.

32. Hey, now poco f1 supports widevine l1 and that came through an ota update. If you want , you can review it .

33. How to double the length of a video? Reexplain the whole thing to someone who was clearly there the whole time

34. Try one plus's warp charge brick on a usb c laptop (wrap charging a laptop)

35. measure it. im sure its not 60W

36. WHAT WATCH IS THAT BRO……?

37. Phone charger plus laptop charger equals this shit the cost is less if u count

38. Anker has one that is larger, but it’s 100W and let’s you charge multiple devices at once

39. Can you use other USB C cables with it or just the provided one

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