My pleasure - your video was very informative and I appreciate you sharing stories from the design process! Link for those interested: ruclips.net/video/7TdBub1B9QQ/видео.html
IF - and that's a big IF - the company actually offered real information about the product rather than showing endless footage about someone's personal experience with it, their feelings when they opened the box, etc., I'd be more inspired to explore it further. There's ZERO real information - just human interest fluff.
Your alliteration will forever be legendary! I think you're one of the only RUclipsrs that really puts thought, passion, and energy into their scripts. As a writer myself, I really think it's time to (if you haven't already) start putting together a book that chronicles your journey through tech over the last two decades and how it has impacted u not just technologically, but also socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally - that last one being an important point to highlight given your love for nostalgia in tech. It may start off as a passion project, but may very well become a bestseller!
I’m really happy to see matte screens and e-ink screens become more popular. I don’t think this Daylight v1 will be the device to get me to switch, but maybe a v2 once they iron out some of the issues.
This isn't e-ink!! It's a reflective LCD screen (meaning it has no backlight but instead uses the light around you to illuminate the screen), the same kind of screen that was on the gameboy advance 20+ years ago. It's important to distinguish because e-ink has many advantages (amazing battery life and paper-like eye feel probably being the bigger ones) that this device does not have. This device is a compromise between e-ink and regular lcd displays, trying to achieve a similar look to e-ink while not having the downside of slow refresh rate.
When I first saw the announcement, I had a feeling that it might be a reflective LCD. While using that tech itself isn't revolutionary, making it at such a high pixel density while maintaining contrast is impressive. The kindle-like frontlight layer is also a hell of a lot better than the one on my old Palm m515, where I first fell in love with the tech.
I was thinking GameBoy and GameBoy Color, but PDAs are a great example too. It felt kind of weird for it to be touted as a new invention when it really is more of a refinement of a screen technology that has existed for decades now.
@@mrgw98 oh yeah, same tech as the GBC, thankfully it seems more reflective than the original GBA! I still hold the m515 in high regard. In an era before the Kindle, I read many books on that device. The color was a bit washed out for sure, but it was at least sunlight-readable in an era where backlights were lacking.
Yeah. Reflective LCD is pretty nice, and while I personally much prefer e-ink (Mostly, because it feels more comfy to *me*, and low refresh rate is a non-issue), its always nice for other methods... of achieving such things, to be developed, and put out on the market. More choice, always nice.
Reflective lcd is already sold by other companies in color too. This to me is just selling several times the price to tech bros something that already exist better.
As someone who only uses tablets for personal use occasionally, this is a nice middle ground between e-ink and bright/glossy LCD and OLED devices, great battery battery life and easy to see outdoors while still being able to watch an occasional youtube video is huge in my opinion.
MrMobile's titles and thumbnails are underappreciated imo. Artsy and elegant, and not click-baity in the slightest. The whole channel really is a work of art 👌🏻
The script of this video has such a poetry-like charm to it. It certainly manages to get the facts and opinions across but in such a colorful and tact manner, kudos!
When ever I see a notification for Mr mobile I runnnnnnnnn sometimes I don’t even care about specific products it’s just the aesthetic of his amazing videos just sets the day for success! lol love the work brother!
LCDs used to refract sunlight. From a $7 Walmart watch to the Gameboy advance. There's no reason they can't keep doing that, and I'm really interested in seeing this technology appreciated enough to continue development.
Devices of old, with passive matrix displays did reflect light (that's why all the old Nokias had an always on display, showing time and notifications) but they had real bad contrast under passive light. Modern passive LCDs (like the one here, the ones in the Garmin Instinct series, some sport GShocks, the old Pebble, the Playdate) are in a whole other ballpark. As far as clarity and contrast go, I'd say they look like an eink from a few generations back.
Right. If you just look at the content of this channel and MKBHD's, it's noticable that they've branched out their subject matter, the flow of new products is dry right now.
I'm frankly glad that this year of dryness has allowed Michael to branch out. It's fun laughing at AI pins but I find his personal content more interesting.
i hate how its frowned upon to have bezels on tablets and phones now, hah. They're great for having places for your hands or fingers to rest that doesn't touch the display.
Just turn off the notifications. Android and iOS have an “off” button for a reason. My only notifications are phone calls. I check my email (and other apps) when I choose, not when the phone dings.
The IOS focus modes do that too, probably something like that on Android as well. It automatically turns on when I get to work or college by location and I don’t get any notifications except for the few people I set to hear from.
This particular review is weirdly reminiscent yet refreshing. It reminds me of your time back when you worked with PocketNow. Structure, organization, pacing, it reminds me of your iPhone 6s review specifically.
Why did the start of this video hit home so much for me? Micheal, I swear I been watching you since i was a kid and you never cease to amaze and inspire me with your content
I like where they're going with this tech and see it being a lower powered less eye straining alternative in retail and restaurant applications. I hope they grow and iterate in positive ways. A tablet could be just the beginning to something bigger.
The screen looks fantastic! PLEASE ditch the tablet functions and just go with the Daylight1 monitor. We have 4 tablets in our house already and do not want another. What we all need is user-/eye-friendly monitors, which are few and far between.
At this day and age, I tend to prefer videos that are scripted as essays. This is why Mr. Mobile is BY FAR my favorite creator in all the platform. I literally have a WPWF playlist to which I fall asleep to. Kudos Michael!
"Dense" is a nice way of describing the kind of distracting word-salad these grifters use to throw skeptics off and create enthusiasm out of nothing for a product no one needs.
It's missing the LTE modem so much! The best use case for it is reading the web. Current e-ink tech doesn't do scrolling well, and no website is optimized for paged use. I read on my commute, be it blogs, news, books, or even reddit, and eink ebooks only do the book part well. Ofc, some color capability for the web wouldn't hurt. This could be *the* reading device.
Why does Michael Fisher only have 1.25 Million subscribers? He really should have WAY more, given he has the BEST written videos of any RUclipsr on the planet. His like one of those introspective writers of television programs that are like documentaries. But done in such a way as to not be monotone like a lot of crappy documentaries, instead being a joy to watch and listen to. Just the right amount of passion and joy imbued to keep you awake and at the same time relaxed.
I would never get a daylight DC1, either way, MrMobile made this video a absolutely entertaining experience. This has to be in my top favorite youtube videos 😊
Another shockingly entertaining review. Honestly you're really head and shoulders above others in this form factor of review / 1st impressions video. 😲
I love all the wee Star Trek references in your videos, a shot of the enterprise, lcars screen, and even trek vids, it’s a nice bonus to the vids playing spot the trek
As a 3rd shifter who uses black out curtains to sleep during the day i love that both my zflip4 and kindle paperwhite have the blue light filter. It really works, my eyes feel way less strained when i turn on dark mode and the filter. I believe the phone does grayscale mode but at that point id stop using my phone and just go to bed lol idk about this tablet but glad to see your videos popping up in my recommendations again after 6 months.
I didn't hear you bring it up at all, I'm curious if you have any plans to check out the Super Note? I've fallen in love with my Nomad since I've gotten it, and it's whole gimmick is a very high refresh rate E-Ink display, to mimic the feeling of writing as much as possible.
I get the philosophy behind it. I get so bombarded by work, customers family and friend notifications, not to mention other random mail stuff that I have even turned my notifications off on my smart watch. I could really see my self having a much more polished version of this. (I really conected with the sentiment of the intro).
For me, the main feature is already there, the screen. But I will patiently wait for a second, third or beyond, revision of this. Once everything is ironed down and with hopefully with lower price.
Its a brilliantly written video. I like the idea behind the product, the fact that we acknowledge how distracting our digital lives have become and that there is movement in the tech industry towards solving it. Maybe some product in future will be able to suceed in helping us regain our focus.
Yea the amber is beautiful, and on the price, definitely. It's fully custom display hardware and that is not even close to cheap so it's perfectly understandable.
I wasn't feeling well but watching the video with that narration, for some reason just made me feel a lottt better The script is immaculate........AS ALWAYS 💯
I like the e-paper-like lcd display. I'd actually probably find it really cool to get that sort of display on my phone or desktop. it'd be really really cool if they sold/licensed the tech so that drop-in replacements could be produced and installed into devices designed for normal lcd screens. like if I could get an epaper-like display for my xz1compact and swap it in, that would be sweet
I don't use a tablet as much as I probably could, I end up taking my quite-heavy laptop with me because of my dependence on the programs that haven't ported well to mobile. My first thought, looking at that bezel, was, wow, that's a lot of wasted real estate -- but that's coming from an experience using the tablet as primarily an entertainment device. The note about being a place to rest thumbs changed my mind -- mostly. The prospect of using it in strong sunlight does meet a need, but I think you hit the nail on the head: even for a pre-production system, it's kind of underwhelming. I'm willing to wait and see what they do, I'm looking forward to seeing your review of a production version. And yup, most of the things this device solves really should be solved at the user level. Thanks for the effort you put into your videos.
Id buy this as a Kindle replacement, but not for more than 300. They are going to have to either figure out a way to lower prices, or get acquired by Amazon to be able to produce in mass quantities to lower prices
I want this display on a low cost android tablet. Period. 60Hz in a 10" screen without eye strain is exactly what I need for reading PDFs and this technology delivers it.
I mean, I really enjoyed your coverage of Sanyo, but maybe it's a less recognizable company to newer generations. Also, your When Phones Were Fun series is always a highlight of my day.
I was expecting you to have installed Niagara seperately. having it preinstalled is a nice touch. Definitely my favorite launcher and any time I deal with stock or normal launchers I eventually cave and install niagara instead. I can't live without it on my phone.
Thank you for the mention of Onyx Boox tablets. Yes it's e-paper, so you don't get the smooth scrolling. But at least there's a history with Onyx as a company to know you'll get software support. I'd be shocked if Daylight lasts a full year. Assuming they actually ship.
Honestly this product does look quite appealing and that lightphone also looks fascinating. But I do agree that sometimes, unplugging from the endless online feeds is way harder to do than it is to say. While I don’t think I need a device like the DC-1 to help me achieve that, it’s a helpful reminder that we can control what we take in. Also I hope that beginning isn’t a foreshadowing to the future of the channel. Think I need to do another Mr. Mobile binge session🤔 in all seriousness, best to you, your kitties, and everything going on around you. I’d be sad to see you have to give up all of this.
Best wishes for your cat! As a avid user of eInk Android tablets, this looks quite interesting as it fixes the around 25 images per second refresh rate of my Onyx. Though its a bit disappointing that they removed the color as that nowadays is also quite common for eInk systems. But nonetheless an interesting alternative which could be awesome for some users.
I like the idea and I hope these eyestrain-free displays become more popular. If you want distraction free, though, nothing beats the Remarkable, IMO. It CANNOT browse the web. This is a FEATURE for a device cutting distractions. You can read, you can annotate, draw/write, you can send yourself an email with your documents, sync them, and that's IT. No checking your email, no surfing instagram, the device is TRULY exclusively for reading/writing/drawing.
Excellently jnformative and entertaining as per usual, looking forward to seeing your coverage on the light phone 3 when it drops, liking more and more the idea of making a phone a phone again and not an all in one entertainment and social media device
8:05 that part was eye-opening for me since people say the exact same stuff after having a conversation with me. What people like me and Anjan Katta need is to have an end point, or a goal in our thoughts, comments and discussions. Else, we just can go and go on about everything since our minds just can connect every single thought, get sidetracked and lose the point.
I've got a Kindle Scribe that I absolutely love for reading ebooks, taking notes, and journaling. I could see myself replacing it with this. I'm excited to see what it's like at release. Also, he's right about the bezels, they make things more comfortable to hold, and I hold a grudge against the rest of the world for driving manufacturers to make them go away. 😁
4:29 a proud user of blue light glasses for computer use, they were $12 bux; like magic my eye strain was gone. I hate having to wear glasses, but it helped me use the computer again.
I’ve been using Gunnar glasses for over 10 years. Those things work great for me. Back in the CRT days everyone thought I was weird for using actual sunglasses when I was on the computer.
once again, mr mobile has solidified himself as one of the BEST tech writers on this platform - like how the hell did this 12:30 video feel like 5 minutes??
You should look into the Eyemoo S1 and the Hisense Q5. Both are also RLCD tablets, and also have stylus support, but they come with the added benefit of also being able to display color as well. They are also both half the price of the Daylight DC1.
Huh. This turned out to be far deeper than a tablet review, and I agree with, well, everything you said. Keep taking care of yourself and your family Michael, best wishes to you all!
I'd be genuinely intterested in seeing this tech on a Windows tablet. It makes more sense than ever now that ARM PCs are finally more than an afterthought.
Look, if people are incapable of turning off notifications of their own volition, this isn't going to help anything. Other than help to lighten their wallets.
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Thanks for the shout out. I loved hearing your perspective in this review!
My pleasure - your video was very informative and I appreciate you sharing stories from the design process! Link for those interested: ruclips.net/video/7TdBub1B9QQ/видео.html
So cool to see a familiar face here! Great product, John!
@@chrisdufford3759 thanks emt chris!
And some people have the audacity to say that it's an old, recycled Ipad chasis.@@Design.Theory
I respect you for talking that much to the ceo and still saying the brutally honest conclusion you said
i like the reviews of more niche and specialized tech, keep up the good work!
I like these too even though companies like this will probably be out of business in a few years.
@@ChristopherPoitras Still appreciate it for the curation & insightful angle tho
IF - and that's a big IF - the company actually offered real information about the product rather than showing endless footage about someone's personal experience with it, their feelings when they opened the box, etc., I'd be more inspired to explore it further. There's ZERO real information - just human interest fluff.
The writing on Mr Mobile's videos are top notch
Mr Mobile on tech and Tom Voelk on cars are the best writers and editors (of text and video) on RUclips. So tight and economical.
facts
Hoping for the best for your cat!
Me too ❤❤❤
"so called kindle on crack" really got me hahaha
As usual, great video! Nobody does it quite like MrMobile
It's insane right, his video's don't feel like product video's, they just feel natural. No idea how he does it.
Nonsense just buzz words to make you think it is edgy and deserving of the high price. 200 dollars at most.
You are without a doubt the best script writer on RUclips. So expertly eloquent. A genuine joy to listen to!
Glad you're back.
So true. Could also be why his videos take so much longer than other RUclipsrs though. Definitely worth the wait of course.
You probably mean gadget RUclipsr. Have you heard Jason Cammisa talking about cars?
Your alliteration will forever be legendary! I think you're one of the only RUclipsrs that really puts thought, passion, and energy into their scripts. As a writer myself, I really think it's time to (if you haven't already) start putting together a book that chronicles your journey through tech over the last two decades and how it has impacted u not just technologically, but also socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally - that last one being an important point to highlight given your love for nostalgia in tech. It may start off as a passion project, but may very well become a bestseller!
I’m really happy to see matte screens and e-ink screens become more popular. I don’t think this Daylight v1 will be the device to get me to switch, but maybe a v2 once they iron out some of the issues.
They need to get the price way down !!!
this isn't e-ink, it's misleading, even now people are getting misled by this product
This isn't e-ink!! It's a reflective LCD screen (meaning it has no backlight but instead uses the light around you to illuminate the screen), the same kind of screen that was on the gameboy advance 20+ years ago.
It's important to distinguish because e-ink has many advantages (amazing battery life and paper-like eye feel probably being the bigger ones) that this device does not have.
This device is a compromise between e-ink and regular lcd displays, trying to achieve a similar look to e-ink while not having the downside of slow refresh rate.
Tcl nxtpaper is way ahead of this crap. Reflective color screen in a competent tablet, not a 100$ tablet sold for 7 times the price to tech bros.
True, wish TCL was highlighted!
Came for product review stayed for the narrative
When I first saw the announcement, I had a feeling that it might be a reflective LCD. While using that tech itself isn't revolutionary, making it at such a high pixel density while maintaining contrast is impressive. The kindle-like frontlight layer is also a hell of a lot better than the one on my old Palm m515, where I first fell in love with the tech.
I was thinking GameBoy and GameBoy Color, but PDAs are a great example too. It felt kind of weird for it to be touted as a new invention when it really is more of a refinement of a screen technology that has existed for decades now.
@@mrgw98 oh yeah, same tech as the GBC, thankfully it seems more reflective than the original GBA! I still hold the m515 in high regard. In an era before the Kindle, I read many books on that device. The color was a bit washed out for sure, but it was at least sunlight-readable in an era where backlights were lacking.
Yeah. Reflective LCD is pretty nice, and while I personally much prefer e-ink (Mostly, because it feels more comfy to *me*, and low refresh rate is a non-issue), its always nice for other methods... of achieving such things, to be developed, and put out on the market. More choice, always nice.
Reflective lcd is already sold by other companies in color too. This to me is just selling several times the price to tech bros something that already exist better.
@@Natsukashii1111 Which other tablet has a reflective LCD?
As someone who only uses tablets for personal use occasionally, this is a nice middle ground between e-ink and bright/glossy LCD and OLED devices, great battery battery life and easy to see outdoors while still being able to watch an occasional youtube video is huge in my opinion.
Question is would u or how many people would buy for 799 ?
“The strain of existing in 2024” I felt that
MrMobile's titles and thumbnails are underappreciated imo. Artsy and elegant, and not click-baity in the slightest. The whole channel really is a work of art 👌🏻
The script of this video has such a poetry-like charm to it. It certainly manages to get the facts and opinions across but in such a colorful and tact manner, kudos!
When ever I see a notification for Mr mobile I runnnnnnnnn sometimes I don’t even care about specific products it’s just the aesthetic of his amazing videos just sets the day for success! lol love the work brother!
LCDs used to refract sunlight. From a $7 Walmart watch to the Gameboy advance. There's no reason they can't keep doing that, and I'm really interested in seeing this technology appreciated enough to continue development.
To be fair, the game boy advance was fairly bad at reflecting light all things considered...
Devices of old, with passive matrix displays did reflect light (that's why all the old Nokias had an always on display, showing time and notifications) but they had real bad contrast under passive light. Modern passive LCDs (like the one here, the ones in the Garmin Instinct series, some sport GShocks, the old Pebble, the Playdate) are in a whole other ballpark. As far as clarity and contrast go, I'd say they look like an eink from a few generations back.
@@startedtechThe Game Boy Advance screen reflected less light than a black hole
*reflect
Funny you mentioned the gba. That thing was really bad at doing that. 😂
There is actually some compelling evidence of fraud on Rabbit's part in Coffeezilla's deep dive into the company, unfortunately
This is the most unremarkable year for technology so far, and that's AFTER the AI buzzword took over...what a shame.
Right. If you just look at the content of this channel and MKBHD's, it's noticable that they've branched out their subject matter, the flow of new products is dry right now.
I seen worse, and we're in a recession
I'm frankly glad that this year of dryness has allowed Michael to branch out. It's fun laughing at AI pins but I find his personal content more interesting.
AI worth having doesn’t happen in a year.
Look at Siri, it’s taken her like 12 years to grow a brain
Imagine using Siri as a competent example lmao, and it's gonna get even worse with that AI 😓
I'd recognize the TNG Technical Manual anywhere. A man of culture.
i hate how its frowned upon to have bezels on tablets and phones now, hah. They're great for having places for your hands or fingers to rest that doesn't touch the display.
Everything about this product aside, I love the amber monochrome look of the screen.
A lot of e-ink tablets have the same lighting system with that amber to white variable back light. Some Amazon Kindles even have it.
Just turn off the notifications. Android and iOS have an “off” button for a reason. My only notifications are phone calls. I check my email (and other apps) when I choose, not when the phone dings.
That's the best idea. I turned off all non essential apps notifications. Just message and calls. 🤙
Literally
Yep!! I despise random unnecessary notifs
The IOS focus modes do that too, probably something like that on Android as well. It automatically turns on when I get to work or college by location and I don’t get any notifications except for the few people I set to hear from.
I hope MrMobile keeps getting the views he deserves. It's no doubt one of my two favourite tech channels. It's Marques and Michael Fisher for me
Imagine a second screen on the back of your phone using this technology? That would be sick!
This particular review is weirdly reminiscent yet refreshing. It reminds me of your time back when you worked with PocketNow.
Structure, organization, pacing, it reminds me of your iPhone 6s review specifically.
Why did the start of this video hit home so much for me? Micheal, I swear I been watching you since i was a kid and you never cease to amaze and inspire me with your content
NGL
The start hit differently, for a second I thought he is planning to halt RUclips for some time.
Man his narration is always on point
I like where they're going with this tech and see it being a lower powered less eye straining alternative in retail and restaurant applications. I hope they grow and iterate in positive ways. A tablet could be just the beginning to something bigger.
Mr mobile sincerity I will always appreciate. Fan since pocketnow
Love The NX-01 Cap. Buying that next.
Finishing up watching Voyager, Enterprise is next :)
“Neptune and back in six minutes”
The screen looks fantastic! PLEASE ditch the tablet functions and just go with the Daylight1 monitor. We have 4 tablets in our house already and do not want another. What we all need is user-/eye-friendly monitors, which are few and far between.
At this day and age, I tend to prefer videos that are scripted as essays.
This is why Mr. Mobile is BY FAR my favorite creator in all the platform. I literally have a WPWF playlist to which I fall asleep to.
Kudos Michael!
"Dense" is a nice way of describing the kind of distracting word-salad these grifters use to throw skeptics off and create enthusiasm out of nothing for a product no one needs.
This was the first Android tablet I purchased. It’s like you said - an intentional device, on a similar scope as the kindle.
The computer exterior is designed by John from Design Theory. So cool.
It's missing the LTE modem so much! The best use case for it is reading the web. Current e-ink tech doesn't do scrolling well, and no website is optimized for paged use. I read on my commute, be it blogs, news, books, or even reddit, and eink ebooks only do the book part well. Ofc, some color capability for the web wouldn't hurt.
This could be *the* reading device.
Why does Michael Fisher only have 1.25 Million subscribers? He really should have WAY more, given he has the BEST written videos of any RUclipsr on the planet.
His like one of those introspective writers of television programs that are like documentaries. But done in such a way as to not be monotone like a lot of crappy documentaries, instead being a joy to watch and listen to. Just the right amount of passion and joy imbued to keep you awake and at the same time relaxed.
I would never get a daylight DC1, either way, MrMobile made this video a absolutely entertaining experience. This has to be in my top favorite youtube videos 😊
Another shockingly entertaining review. Honestly you're really head and shoulders above others in this form factor of review / 1st impressions video. 😲
I love all the wee Star Trek references in your videos, a shot of the enterprise, lcars screen, and even trek vids, it’s a nice bonus to the vids playing spot the trek
As a 3rd shifter who uses black out curtains to sleep during the day i love that both my zflip4 and kindle paperwhite have the blue light filter. It really works, my eyes feel way less strained when i turn on dark mode and the filter. I believe the phone does grayscale mode but at that point id stop using my phone and just go to bed lol idk about this tablet but glad to see your videos popping up in my recommendations again after 6 months.
Thank you for the summary statement at the end of the video Michael. You nailed it.
I didn't hear you bring it up at all, I'm curious if you have any plans to check out the Super Note? I've fallen in love with my Nomad since I've gotten it, and it's whole gimmick is a very high refresh rate E-Ink display, to mimic the feeling of writing as much as possible.
Having checked out the super note, it's hard to see any path forward for eink versus what daylight has with Livepaper. It's just... that much better!
$729. I'm sorry but this is going to fall. Selling me a "device away from your device" isnt going to fly at that price.
I get the philosophy behind it. I get so bombarded by work, customers family and friend notifications, not to mention other random mail stuff that I have even turned my notifications off on my smart watch. I could really see my self having a much more polished version of this. (I really conected with the sentiment of the intro).
I’m sensing this device will walk so others can run.
For me, the main feature is already there, the screen.
But I will patiently wait for a second, third or beyond, revision of this. Once everything is ironed down and with hopefully with lower price.
So glad to finally see a professional reviewing this
Its a brilliantly written video. I like the idea behind the product, the fact that we acknowledge how distracting our digital lives have become and that there is movement in the tech industry towards solving it. Maybe some product in future will be able to suceed in helping us regain our focus.
love the vibe of the bright orange full screen, need more tech like this (make it 3 times cheaper tho)
Yea the amber is beautiful, and on the price, definitely. It's fully custom display hardware and that is not even close to cheap so it's perfectly understandable.
Give your eyes a rest from using screens by using screens. 🤣
More like if you’re going to use a screen anyway, use one that’s less intensive on our eyes. Nuance is important!
I wasn't feeling well but watching the video with that narration, for some reason just made me feel a lottt better
The script is immaculate........AS ALWAYS 💯
Michael, thank you for constantly introducing these fringe tech products. I am super interested in this device and will follow its development.
Between the new watercolor-style video transitions and the ever-colorful wording of his video scripts, there's no one truly like MrMobile!
LOVE your script!!! It is so refreshing, like cold marg at a beach on a hot summer day!
Thank you so much for sharing Enjoyed. Glad that there are others enjoying peace and quiet outside.💯✌️
I like the e-paper-like lcd display. I'd actually probably find it really cool to get that sort of display on my phone or desktop. it'd be really really cool if they sold/licensed the tech so that drop-in replacements could be produced and installed into devices designed for normal lcd screens. like if I could get an epaper-like display for my xz1compact and swap it in, that would be sweet
Always a good day when a MrMobile video drops! 😊😊
MrMobile videos aren't just RUclips videos, they're art!
I don't use a tablet as much as I probably could, I end up taking my quite-heavy laptop with me because of my dependence on the programs that haven't ported well to mobile. My first thought, looking at that bezel, was, wow, that's a lot of wasted real estate -- but that's coming from an experience using the tablet as primarily an entertainment device. The note about being a place to rest thumbs changed my mind -- mostly. The prospect of using it in strong sunlight does meet a need, but I think you hit the nail on the head: even for a pre-production system, it's kind of underwhelming. I'm willing to wait and see what they do, I'm looking forward to seeing your review of a production version. And yup, most of the things this device solves really should be solved at the user level. Thanks for the effort you put into your videos.
Great vid, glad you still stick with your guns on reviews like you did years ago. Looking forward to seeing your coverage on the Light Phone III too.
Always enjoy your prose and very thorough and thoughtful reviews, Michael!
Id buy this as a Kindle replacement, but not for more than 300. They are going to have to either figure out a way to lower prices, or get acquired by Amazon to be able to produce in mass quantities to lower prices
I want this display on a low cost android tablet. Period. 60Hz in a 10" screen without eye strain is exactly what I need for reading PDFs and this technology delivers it.
The TCL mix paper does seem to be a solution given that it's relatively low cost and you can get it on phone
I mean, I really enjoyed your coverage of Sanyo, but maybe it's a less recognizable company to newer generations. Also, your When Phones Were Fun series is always a highlight of my day.
I was expecting you to have installed Niagara seperately. having it preinstalled is a nice touch. Definitely my favorite launcher and any time I deal with stock or normal launchers I eventually cave and install niagara instead. I can't live without it on my phone.
Thank you for the mention of Onyx Boox tablets. Yes it's e-paper, so you don't get the smooth scrolling.
But at least there's a history with Onyx as a company to know you'll get software support. I'd be shocked if Daylight lasts a full year. Assuming they actually ship.
the writing of these videos is just insane, loved every second of this review :)
Holy cow, Slashdot! I didn't know it was still a thing. Your video prompted me to log into my old (circa 1999) account and fall down the rabbit hole.
Honestly this product does look quite appealing and that lightphone also looks fascinating. But I do agree that sometimes, unplugging from the endless online feeds is way harder to do than it is to say. While I don’t think I need a device like the DC-1 to help me achieve that, it’s a helpful reminder that we can control what we take in. Also I hope that beginning isn’t a foreshadowing to the future of the channel. Think I need to do another Mr. Mobile binge session🤔 in all seriousness, best to you, your kitties, and everything going on around you. I’d be sad to see you have to give up all of this.
I love the idea of this tablet! I really hope there is a future for devices like this.
Lessssssgooooooo!!!! I never thought Mr. Mobile will review this!!!
Best wishes for your cat!
As a avid user of eInk Android tablets, this looks quite interesting as it fixes the around 25 images per second refresh rate of my Onyx. Though its a bit disappointing that they removed the color as that nowadays is also quite common for eInk systems. But nonetheless an interesting alternative which could be awesome for some users.
I like the idea and I hope these eyestrain-free displays become more popular.
If you want distraction free, though, nothing beats the Remarkable, IMO. It CANNOT browse the web. This is a FEATURE for a device cutting distractions. You can read, you can annotate, draw/write, you can send yourself an email with your documents, sync them, and that's IT. No checking your email, no surfing instagram, the device is TRULY exclusively for reading/writing/drawing.
That silky smooth refresh rate on an e-ink display looks surreal & awesome!
It's not an e-ink display. It's a customized LCD screen
Excellently jnformative and entertaining as per usual, looking forward to seeing your coverage on the light phone 3 when it drops, liking more and more the idea of making a phone a phone again and not an all in one entertainment and social media device
8:05 that part was eye-opening for me since people say the exact same stuff after having a conversation with me. What people like me and Anjan Katta need is to have an end point, or a goal in our thoughts, comments and discussions. Else, we just can go and go on about everything since our minds just can connect every single thought, get sidetracked and lose the point.
Wish you the best tiur reviews are crisp to the point and transparent.
I'm sorry, but this video made me aware of the TCL Nxtpaper. It looks like a far better deal.
I learned about it on twitter, some people i follow have been raving about it, glad to see your review and to hear some comparisons to other stuff.
I've got a Kindle Scribe that I absolutely love for reading ebooks, taking notes, and journaling. I could see myself replacing it with this. I'm excited to see what it's like at release. Also, he's right about the bezels, they make things more comfortable to hold, and I hold a grudge against the rest of the world for driving manufacturers to make them go away. 😁
I really like the tablet, i like the lit by sunlight screens, i just wish it wasn't so much.
4:29 a proud user of blue light glasses for computer use, they were $12 bux; like magic my eye strain was gone. I hate having to wear glasses, but it helped me use the computer again.
I’ve been using Gunnar glasses for over 10 years. Those things work great for me. Back in the CRT days everyone thought I was weird for using actual sunglasses when I was on the computer.
once again, mr mobile has solidified himself as one of the BEST tech writers on this platform - like how the hell did this 12:30 video feel like 5 minutes??
will putting a matte screen protector on my ipad mimic this tablet?
Such a good video. Really like your perspective stated towards the end of the video.
Another great review. I appreciate your style and delivery method. Keep up the good work.
I lost it when you said it isn't e-ink
great overview, have a nice shortcut for monochrome and turning off connectivity to focus on iPad. was thinking the same thing...
If it wants to change computing, I’m more curious how it handles video out and keyboard shortcuts.
Can't wait for the Light Phone 3 review! Hope you can grab an early review unit.
You should look into the Eyemoo S1 and the Hisense Q5. Both are also RLCD tablets, and also have stylus support, but they come with the added benefit of also being able to display color as well. They are also both half the price of the Daylight DC1.
Transflective LCD panels need to catch on more! Moto 360 Sport had the best watch display
Huh. This turned out to be far deeper than a tablet review, and I agree with, well, everything you said. Keep taking care of yourself and your family Michael, best wishes to you all!
Me: oh wow what a cool kindle alternative
*$729*
Me: AHHHHHHHHHHHH
I think they put the decimal in the wrong spot.
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Nothing better to combat the over reliance on gadgets of all sorts than to acquire a new expensive gadget, eh?
I'd be genuinely intterested in seeing this tech on a Windows tablet. It makes more sense than ever now that ARM PCs are finally more than an afterthought.
Not for me but definitively cool! Great video, as ALWAYS!
Look, if people are incapable of turning off notifications of their own volition, this isn't going to help anything. Other than help to lighten their wallets.
Ahhhh I love that typewriter keyboard 😁 it pairs wonderfully with the dc1