I Said Yes to Every Email for a Month! (Again)

Marques Brownlee · 2026-08-21 · 31 分鐘
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A tech reviewer says yes to every pitch, testing a $3,600 Sony Bravia 9 II, a triple-screen laptop, and a robot that flips.
A tech reviewer revisits his “say yes to everything” experiment, opening with an $800 smart toilet whose Bluetooth remote needs unbundled AAA batteries. The Xbook triple-screen laptop earns 2/10 despite its unusual folding layout, while Garmin’s $200 screenless tracker gets 6.5/10 and Casana’s $200 toilet seat adds health monitoring but charges $10 monthly after its first year. A $200 BUSY Bar wins 8/10 for turning a status light into a satisfying smart-home timer. The biggest surprise is Mondo Robotics’ Beni: a 4K-following robot that avoids obstacles, flips, and reaches 18 mph, earning 10/10. Other verdicts include 8/10 for a fan-equipped Noctua mouse, 9/10 for Honor’s gimbal-camera Robot Phone, and 4/10 for a $1,200 AI massage chair. The reviewer also samples $280 Skullcandy bass-heavy headphones, a $150 handheld gaming PC, and Sony’s $3,600 Bravia 9 II, praising its brightness and anti-glare finish while flagging oversaturated reds. He closes by calling guaranteed coverage requests a creator red flag.
章節
- 0:00Intro: MKBHD revisits accepting every pitch, starting with an $800 smart toilet
- 2:01Xbook Laptop: Intel Core Ultra 7 model adds magnetic triple screens, but earns 2/10
- 5:02Garmin CIRQA: $200 screenless tracker offers a workout button but trails Fitbit Air on fit
- 6:51Smart Toilet Seat: Casana tracks health metrics for $200, then charges $10 monthly
- 8:29The Busy Bar: $200 status button syncs with a phone app and smart-home assistants
- 9:50Beni Robot: Mondo's 4K flip-performing camera bot follows subjects at 18 mph
- 13:33Fan Mouse: Pulsar and Noctua add five-speed palm cooling to a 42,000-DPI mouse
- 15:02Personal EKG: $130 Kardia 6L Max records multi-point readings with one year of doctor review
- 16:33Honor Robot Phone: 200-megapixel pop-out gimbal and ARRI color tools earn 9/10
- 18:27“AI Powered” Chair: $1,200 cooling, heating, and massage seat overpromises on AI
- 21:03Skullcandy Headphones: $280 Crusher 1080 ANC delivers Bose-collaborative, overpowering bass
- 23:05Gaming PC: Suspicious $150 Raspberry Pi-like handheld runs built-in emulator games
- 25:24Sony “True RGB” TV: $3,600 Bravia 9 II pairs saturated RGB LEDs with strong anti-glare
- 28:19What We Learned: RayNeo emailed six times, while guaranteed coverage raised a creator red flag
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