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I got the pricey product, but I still don’t regret paying over $600 for it. I frequently use the mop and use the vacuum less often, depending on the situation. Every time I mop the entire room so effortlessly, I can’t help but say, “Wow.” A dad of a two and four like me would understand this better lol.

I think I did lol. Was still figuring out where that thing needs to placed lol. 😂 thanks for pointing that out.

I like people with attention to detail lol. I noticed a tendency to tilt toward the heavier side when not properly balanced. However, when properly balanced, I do not observe this tilting behavior.

You will for sure get a seamless editing experience if you upgrade to the M4 Mac Mini, the base model itself comes with 16Gb is a huge advantage. But from my experience using the 8G memory M2 Base Model for over a year, the 512GB storage was really limiting, so I highly recommend getting the base model with 1TB storage. If not, carefully manage your storage as you go. Happy editing!!

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the feedback. <3

Thank you for watching. <3

Glad it was helpful!

Hey there, sorry to hear that. The SCORP C seems to be primarily for Sony cameras, which are known for their lightweight setup. A gimbal with an AI tracking feature will definitely work for your setup; however, keep in mind that the person you want to track needs to show a hand gesture to activate the AI tracking feature. For example - I find it odd to ask the pastor to show a hand gesture before the service starts, especially in a church setting.

Hey there, Thanks for watching my video <3 .... This Gimbal, unfortunately, is only for a little bit heavier Cameras and not specifically for phones. (your comment made me curious and and I did a little bit of research :) ) Same brand, they have this ( a.co/d/axzKZX2 ) gimbal for Samsung or iPhone. Other brand best alternatives: 1. Insta360 Flow Pro - AI-Powered Gimbal Stabilizer for Smartphone - a.co/d/fZoKmMh 2. ZHIYUN Smooth Q4 Gimbal Stabilizer - a.co/d/1lkwouY 3. a.co/d/fjpVnsr - hohem iSteady V3 Gimbal Stabilizer for iPhone Thank you!

It’s the M4 Pro chip.

The below is the spec to be specific, $2860: 16-inch display 24GB unified memory M4 Pro chip with 14‑core CPU, 20‑core GPU, 16‑core Neural Engine 1TB SSD storage Three Thunderbolt 5 ports, HDMI port, SDXC card slot, headphone jack, MagSafe 3 port 140W USB-C Power Adapter Since I do a lot of video editing, 1tb storage is non negotiable to me.

@eyumay Yeah, funny you mention those specs I was thinking about buying a MacBook Pro M4 Pro with similar configurations I've been using one from 2015, and it's my first time buying a MacBook. I'm looking into a Pro because of the ports it has compared to the Air I configured a base M4 Pro 14 inch with 24 GB of RAM & 1 TB SSD at $1900 (via apple education pricing) but I'm thinking about spending the extra hundred for the M4 Pro Chip; even though my workload doesn't need it the difference between the chips is substantial

OMG, the user experience transitioning from the 2015 model to the 2024 M4 is like driving on a freeway with no speed limit! You’re also getting it at a great price. I’m also making another video on the M4 Pro chip, testing Mac Book Mini and Mac Book Pro features. Let me know if there are any specific features you want to see closely. Cheers!

Thanks a lot!! Such a good vibe lol!!!

Thank you!!

Thank you 🙏 !!

$391 with taxes; price must have gone down since the time bought it.

As I mentioned in the video, with the camera tilted upwards, the gimbal could not hold/sustain a weight of approximately 1.2 kg / 2.6 lbs. The camera and lens weight I tested the gimbal with, as shown in the video, are as follows: - Nikon Z6 II: 705 g (1 lb 8.9 oz) - Nikkor Z 28-75mm f/2.8: 565 g (1 lb 4 oz) Additionally, I used the gimbal for a church livestream that lasted almost two hours, and after the first 30 minutes, it started beeping, likely due to the load. If you're considering using this gimbal, I recommend mounting a lighter camera body and lens. With a larger lens, you might not be happy with the result.

It really depends what you want to connect to your computer, if you have a setup as simple as just keyboard, mouse and a monitor you can go for hubs like Anker USC C hub 8-in-1 (Cheaper too) or Element Hub (a bit pricey also needs hdmi to usbc converter). Also depends on what you do with your computer, if you’re in the video editing area spending on quality docking stations like caldigit TS 4 or Anker 14 in 1 if not the Plugable, which I highly recommended as it’s the one I use, is definitely worth it.

@@eyumay Thanks for all the suggestions! Here's my ideal setup and my main usage is really photo editing and regular productivity (Office, google docs, browsing, etc). 34" monitor/HDMI/60hz (don't care about frame rate or 4k), keyboard, mouse (I don't like BT), MacBook pro. I like a power button because my laptop will be 99% closed. Only open when I'm on the go. Otherwise, it's pretty much like a desktop. fast external hard drives also needed. I just want something simple and reliable with fast speeds and a power button to turn on the laptop without having to open my laptop if that make sense.

It was 256G of storage.

@@eyumay Thanks!

🙏 thank you for subscribing sir!

It’s never been in my radar, thank you for letting me know; I will check it out and May be share my experience very soon!

Oppo is the best of both world... Even the popular apps work flawlessly on the inside screen. Its AWESOME! 🔥 🔥

didn’t expect someone would guess that lol. Try again :)

Glad you enjoyed it!