Chinese Scam Camera Disassembly Live
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- This is the scam camera from Temu. The video quality was absolutely terrible with the sound not synchronised at all to the video. It has yielded a couple of interesting components but isn't worth what I paid for the camera. I did try the return process on Temu and it did not work hence I'm taking it apart for videos.
Dno't try and lift the battery with a metal screwdriver, you will pierce it and it will set fire
BONUS! I did try to send that battery into thermal overload in another video.
I winced when I was watching you attack the battery with a metal screwdriver, LOL. You harvested components worth less than £1 and I doubt that the screen will work after all that flexing when you removed it. Patience is a virtue, a plastic spudger, some 99% isopropyl alcohol and gentle hands are the electronics disassemblers best buddies.... And maybe some tweezers (after 30 years in the trade I'm still not sold on them tbh). I enjoyed your video, thanks.
Lol. Should see my other video when I shot the battery with a .177 pellet gun then after that failed to achieve anything, with a .22LR pistol. I could only bear 3 shots with .22LR as I wasn't wearing ear protection.
It's $1.50 what did you expect. You get what you paid for. LMAO
$25 is the lowest I’ve seen that camera go.
@@britishtechguruI was being sarcastic.
@@miguelfernandez2325 Hey, if you can find one for $1.50 go for it. I found the video too choppy to be useful but the audio recording was pretty good.
I mean I buy a lot of RF components from all kinds of weird Chinese sites for a tenth of the Amazon price, and they’re mostly perfect, I’m genuinely surprised every time!
Maybe it just depends what you’re buying, as you get towards for consumer type products the quality might drop
@@mor4y Most of the items on amazon come from temu, aliexpress, etc, at the end of the day we the consumer play russian rulet with our purchases. I do a lot of homework before I buy any electronics from anywhere.
I want to see someone take apart the Hurry Bolt solar charging LED lamp. The copper and black one with yellow LEDs on one end, white on the other end, and two separate sets of white LEDs on one side with a small solar panel on the opposite side. Two switches on the handle toggle between one end and one side light so one end and one side, or both ends or both side lights can be on.
It's very light weight, probably has a minuscule Li-Ion battery inside. I took all the screws out but couldn't get it apart. It appears that the ends are snapped on. I'd like to get mine apart non-destructively to give it a battery capacity upgrade to make it into a seriously usable lamp. It's plenty bright enough but I'd bet the duration to be poor.
I got some magnetic mount motion sensor LED lamps for under my kitchen counters. They're great for putting enough light onto the counters. What wasn't so great was them running out of power every couple of days. So I opened them up to find super tiny Li-Ion cells with no markings. Comparing measurements to what I could find online they're 200 and 250 mAh, with no built in protection. So I bought a batch of 1000 mAh cells to swap in. Now they go about a month between charges. :)
I only disassemble the stuff that I buy that turns out to be rubbish or unusable or that stops working. That's not too much to be honest.
Big Clive might have worked on this lamp. He specialises in things from China that are actually dangerous though, I just take the rubbish apart to see if there are any usable goodies.
6:24 The battery is rated in mAh (milli Amp-Hours) not μAh (Micro Amp Hours) FYI ...
wait - he's a Tech Guru, you cant say that
nothing tech about this one, he needs to go back to the ZX80's
The ZX80 was the route many tech people took into technology. Don't sniff at ZX80s.
@@davebennett7934 Perhaps he is not. I see he did not even acknowledge his mistake. Not good form.
I think the bluetooth/wifi part is the unpopulated components above the antenna. Seems that the board is used for multiple different versions. There's other unpopulated ic's too.
Good video, maybe can do a schematic like old clive does too?
I'm not an electronics guru like Clive is but I did put photos of the board up in the community posts.
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@@britishtechguruall good mate, was an enjoyable video regardless. Glad it was recommended. Love watching tear downs
@@adamarzo559 I have a couple of other ear downs to do. Both IP webcams. One I never managed to get to connect to and the other welll....
I ordered one and got charged but it never arrived so I had to get a refund from ebay.
Same with the second order from a different supplier.
Third time, it arrived but it's so slow that it's pretty useless. Add to that that it gets so warm that I consider it a fire hazard.
Nice video Tech guru ^^
Thanks. I hope not to get too much more junk that I can dismantle but I probably have some, somewhere.
Oh man ive got so much from temu its not even funny but youve seen my channel so you know lol@@britishtechguru
Yes. We go for slightly different audiences. I'm mostly technology and DIY. I get stuff from Temu but occasionally it's a disappointment. Generally I get cheap microcontroller stuff. Only one Temu microcontroller has totally defeated me so far. I have just bought a cheap 3D printer. I'm hoping it's going to be OK.
What brand is the 3d printer? Ive tested quite a few@@britishtechguru
@unboxanalysis1 It’s the $80 Easy Threed K9 printer. From the review I’ve seen, it looks like it’ll work and give me good enough prints for robot chassis.
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Omg the case and the on-screen menus look like the twin motorbike camera I just got and it wasnt even worth fitting to the bike. Cost 35 beer tokens i was not impressed. This camera you have is 10x better i was really robbed
I was unimpressed by the choppy video quality. I was even more unimpressed when the Temu returns process didn't work so I was lumbered with it.
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Why not view the rest too?
honestly what did you expect, you paid next to nothing for it and expected an item comparable to a £200 device - your just like other temu haters expecting more but getting what you paid for.
Everything is made in China - even the $2,000 top of the range cameras.
Lol do you shop like a billionaire?
I shop like a pauper :)