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Buying tech from China town: Is it any good?

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The video likely resonated with viewers due to its relatable theme of purchasing affordable tech and the creator's honest, albeit disappointed, review. The visual demonstration of the products, especially the charging indicator light, adds an engaging element.

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The creator reviews tech accessories purchased from a Chinatown market. They express disappointment with a portable phone tripod that did not meet expectations for length and usefulness. The creator also examines two USB-C cables, noting their brand and charging capabilities, but expresses uncertainty about their advertised length and overall quality.

Structure

1Introduction and purchase of tech accessories from Chinatown
2Review of a portable phone tripod, expressing disappointment
3Review of two USB-C cables, discussing brand and specifications
4Demonstration of the USB-C cable's charging indicator light
5Concluding thoughts on the cables and overall disappointment

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Buying tech from China town: Is it any good?

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I just bought a few accessories from Chinatown. Let's find out if they are worth it or if they are complete rubbish. Starting with this portable phone tripod. This was 17k and I bought it hoping I can always use it as a tripod for my phone, one that I can, you know, carry around more conveniently. There's a match in the package. Really. Now, this tripod, it actually promises that it's 1 meter in length. And I think we'll find out that. The length itself, uh, this is pretty much, uh, I think I may have overestimated how long 1 meter would be. I don't think I can use this as a tripod to put my phone on the plan to put my phone on. I've wasted money on this one. Because I don't see it doing quite a viable for so it's actually a shame. The next, I have these USB type C cables. I realized that almost all my USB type C cables are getting spoiled. And almost every gadget I have uses USB type C. So one of these is a USB C to C which is 60 watts. And the other one is a USB A to C and it's 100 watts. Both of them were 10k each. And the brand name is Ezra. That sounds like someone's name. Anyways, let me start with the USB C to C. It actually promises that it's 1 meter in length. Sorry, let's see. This is probably the cheapest package that I've seen. But this cable itself, the length is, uh, I don't know if it's 1 meter. Correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe about 40 feet, but this doesn't look like a meter. Correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe about 40 feet, but this doesn't look like a meter to me. The cable itself, the quality is good. And I think I'll determine how good it actually is after using it for a few days. The next is the USB A to C. Still get the same kind of packaging. And the cable itself, the length, I don't know if it's 1 meter or if it's less than a meter. Definitely not more. But I don't know if it's less than a meter. Actually, there's something quite about this one in particular. When you plug this USB C to power, there's this light. And it's actually really cool, you know. But yeah, the cable itself is still good. And I'll keep you updated on how all these turn out to be. But as for this, I'm really disappointed.