He's doing these videos from a gurney in ER, after having his kneecaps smashed by yet another would-be property owner after trying to lease a reasonable store space in NYC.
Oddly enough I hated cell phones until the 6 inchers came out. Finally, something that I can hold comfortably and use with one hand and not have to use a toothpick to send texts on it.
Sony had flagship "compact" phones... but they stopped, because apparently people say they want a small high end phone, but they don't actually buy them...
Or maybe because Sony made all their small "flagship" phones as middle-end craps and this is how they promoted too (compromising every level greatly) but at the same time they were relatively expensive. That's what the main reason nobody bought them.
@@jasonthemagnificent2.0 I want a plastic phone, because glass breaks and metal blocks the radio signals, whereas plastic absorbs shocks and passes radio waves. It's light too.
The time that I was ready to buy a phone with that price (vs $150 Huawei things), they stopped making them. Otherwise I would have been looking at those or the Pixel 3a.
@@NicholasLeicht i have a friend who looks like a meth or coke addict who hadn't slept in weeks on ever picture taken of him. even the picture on his passport looks like a mug shot of a criminal. strange thing is you can not see the rings around his eyes in person, only on photographs do they show up and it's really weird.
I totally feel you. I don't want a large screen on my phone. I've never used iPhone but I love their iPhone 5 or something. It fits so well in my hand.
Hi, I used to work in Architecture a few years ago. What helped us very often for projects is to understand the workflow of our clients, as well as the pitfalls of their current space. I would suggest you making a video/taking clear notes, going through how exactly everything works in your shop in terms of clients, repair staff spaces etc. Maybe take measurements of your larger storage furniture ( annotate if you want them larger by x amount) , - as well as machinery you need, and where it needs to be placed. The understanding of your workflow is crucial for a designer/ architect to plan out a tailored solution for you. From a design perspective, personally, I would not want to lock the repairstations away, but rather have them somewhere visible. Your business is a craft and people should see that as well ( at least partially). A certain transparency in literal terms symbolizes a professionalism on how you deal with peoples belongings and their personal data. Good luck for the restoration!
Couldn't agree more, as a retired architect, the more information about the space use and flow of your work the better will be your final design. There is a real chance that you could improve on your general work flow and efficiency by doing, say an hour research at this stage could improve your business productivity for both staff and customers, which can translate into increased profits.
@Duncan Macleod that's good, in my opinion, what counts is not the profession, but rather if someone is honest and tries to do the best they can. There are shitty engineers and doctors out there too... What really counts if someone likes what he/she is doing and becomes good at it. If certain ideas are so good, that they can be applied in other professions, like lets say to ross's repair shop, - then that is great for everyone involved.
Nice to see Rossman speak some truth about Apple's strengths for once. I'm a big Apple fanboy but I do like listening to this guy's rants to keep an objective viewpoint about Apple.
to name a few, dead battery even after replacement (I suspect it could be motherboard issue), thermal throttling, kinda shit speakers but I love the keyboard arrangement as every single other manufacturers just make a mess on it. Looking at you, Lenovo and MSI.
Louis, I know exactly how you feel. Granted, my gripe is how the car industry forgets about tall people and how we don't work well with Sun/Moon roofs....
Ryan Aiken I’m actually surprised that my Forte has so much headroom with a sunroof. Even my 6’2” tall dad fits in the passenger side sitting up straight. Otherwise, I agree wholeheartedly, forcing sunroofs is stealing valuable headroom.
a a Yo I’m 5’7 and have never felt the need to try and prove myself. Lift and get stronger for yourself, not to prove anything, and people will like you. Law of attraction. If you’re insecure about your height, people can sense it - especially women.
On my way through all of Louis' videos. I love my iPhone SE Gen 3. I am also 5'6" and it fits perfectly in my hand, still has a home button, does everything I need, no case and doesn't stick out of my back pocket. I have a Windows computer for some old-school games, a ThinkPad with Linux mint for personal use, and Apple products for work. It's not so much the Apple hardware as it is the ecosystem and ease of use that makes things so simple and quick to accomplish. Glad I found your videos Louis. "Louis meets Karen the broker" is my next video for the day. It's great to see the amazing things you've been able to do the past few years. Take care.
Apple has absolutely nothing to do with taste and everything to do with people being brand dead sheeple followers who can't think for themselves. If you spend as much on a pc as you do on apple, the pc will be FAR superior EVERY TIME. because with apple, you are paying for the name. You are paying to fit in because you are too pathetic of a human being to stand on your own substance... you are paying extra to be a clone. Why?
Terry Fulds I have a gaming PC and I have to say I’m just sick and tired of Windows being ugly and unnecessarily complex. It’s a chore for everything to be seamless and just work. There will always be something wrong that you have to troubleshoot on PC. I just want my tech to work. I don’t care about numbers anymore. I’m an adult, I have other shit to do besides count ram.
@@toptiertech7291 "content creators report that the latest Intel Core i7 11th generation processor is about 1.1-1.2 times faster than the Apple M1 in 4K files conversion. Intel Core i7 also outperforms the Apple M1 chip by a mile when using machine learning/AI programs. It can and does beat Apple in both native and non-native apps. And when it comes to gaming, well, Apple M1 simply can’t run many of the games. For example, Apex Legends, Halo MMC, and Overwatch fans report that they cannot run their favorite games on the M1-based Macbook. "
Best explained I think that other companies are so caught up with specs and trying to compete with eachother that they fail to consider the comfortability of the users experience. The thing is that people have primary and recency effects when it comes to memory. They remember the first thing and the last thing and a little inbetween. So when other companies dont provide a comfortable introduction to their laptop for the absurd price that laptops go for, people just feel like it's mediocre or standard. Then when something breaks only remember that it broke and the negative experience with customer service, trying to get it repaired or replaced and that's all stress that's remembered. When they buy a mac, they experience the snappy load times, the responsiveness and the great screen and great trackpad and it's unlike what they've experienced from other manufacturers because that time hasn't been taken into account since it's literally just another production line to them. Then when there is an issue down the line and they're looking to buy a new mac because it's broken [because it's a mac, of course it's broken], they look to buy another one. They have no reason to go towards cold mediocrity when they can go towards comfort and what they're familiar with and the most inviting and comforting laptop manufacturer, happens to be apple because they give a moments thought to user experience. Having said that they still price gouge and fuck over the consumer and repair shops and basically anyone who isn''t them as a company, but that brief moment of genuinely trying to create a great introductory experience is what sets them apart from other manufacturers.
I used to buy iPhones because they would always get apps before Android. There was also a time where the Apps were way more polished on iOS. Thank God it isn't like that anymore.
The level of QC on the design process of a lot of companies is so absurdly bad nowadays, especially when it comes to user experience... It's insane how many products are basically unusable because of some completely fixable half arsed design oversight that anyone could have figured out of they used the thing for half a day.
You just described iphones. Thanks. Every setting in apps and most definitely the phone settings. GARBAGE. Why does it take several steps to complete the SAME function on shitphone when it's one or two on android?
Non-tech people: My $300 dollar laptop is crap. So I switched to Apple and now I have a fantastic laptop! Me: But if you spend the same amount you spent to buy a laptop from Apple, you can have a fantastic laptop from most other manufacturers too!
Oh god im having flashbacks from friend shitting on 100 euro huawei and then getting iphone after acting like android is horrible. No shit its horrible you got lowest tier phone, you get what you pay
I bought an iPod when they were all the rage. Found out it sucked compared to the IRiver player I had like 4 years earlier. Proud to say they never made a God damn dime off me since, and I have talked some reasonable people out of the cult. Always striving to open more eyes too.
I still have my Gen6 iPod Nano, it can't hold a candle to the Lenco player I have now. Lossless file formats, high quality DAC, memory card expansion, Bluetooth and most of all, you don't need proprietary software to load your music onto it!
I used to love the Iphone SE as it was so small, I had a 6s too, I got the new Sony xperia 1 and 5 lately and it gives me the same feel as that Iphone did but with a much better screen, No notch, Typical things you want like stereo speakers, Battery might be classed as on the small side but performs just as good as the rest IMO, If anyone is gonna upgrade soon i suggest people try the new sony phones if you favor usability as no one else seems to offer what the sony phones do in the android space
@@AriaPosting It's not as cool as the Z3 Compact, it was the most comfortable flagship i ever had!!! I still have mine 4 years and 4 displays later and it is still up to par with new middle class smartphones!
From a young age, I learned to value IT specialists through my father (not some of the specialists which you talk about, but the ones like you; the people that actually know what they're doing, or will figure out how). Fixing old motherboards in the backyard casita. I've since deviated from hardware and currently work as a software engineer, but it's shocking to see how many people are trapped. Feeling like they need permission to learn? school systems are messed up. Anyways, I enjoy your content and you have massive perseverance. Greetings from South Africa.
I would honestly switch to the SE in a heartbeat if i could just stick a cord in it and then drag my music from my collection to my phone. I don't have time to google the arcane arts of listening to my own music that i bought on my own apple device that i've bought, nor do i want to buy the music twice to download it from the cloud when i already have it on my PC.
@@Mordewolt main reason why i use Android. I transfer files a lot from my PC or Mac to my phone and iPhones don't have the simple drag and drop across different OSes. So Android all the way
@Ashlay Webb I don't really know, but I've just had really bad luck with any HP device I've owned. I've had a monitor die pretty young in its lifespan, had a laptop get those weird black spots that don't go away, had a desktop die, and had a 2017 laptop with major software issues. That's just my experience. Right now my primary monitor is HP and that's it
Screen size isn't phone size Lewis. The 4.7 inch iPhone and the 5.8 inch Samsung phone are pretty much the same size phone due to bezels. One is essentially fullscreen, one has a gigachin
I switched away from my MacBook Pro simply because I wanted the option to use my display as a touchscreen. But Apple doesn't want to canabalize their iPad sales, so they don't. So I switched to a Lenovo X1 Yoga 3rd Gen. For the most part, I love it, but I do miss Command-`. I miss the global menubar. I miss the force touch trackpad. I miss being able to switch to my last active Chrome window by typing Command-space ch whereas, on Windows, it launches a brand new Chrome window.
I had a friend who bought Apple, he never actually used it much since he didn't like it but he wanted people to see him with an Apple. Basicaly, to show off that he had plenty of money.
Lois your comment on Apple making the original iPhone decisions for the customers is really fitting. For me, I can’t stand building my own pizza on the dominos app with all the options It just aggravates me, since I don’t know how pizzas should be made. I feel like this is the same way that non-tech people feel when choosing a phone. Just give me a pizza from a menu I don’t want to build my own pizza. :)
Back when PC producers like HP started introducing large (assuming modelled on the MacBook) touchpads on laptops, I actually missed the earlier smaller touchpad because atleast then I wasn't bothered with lack of palm rejection.
The point of people thinking "Mac's are fast" is so true. My sister knows nothing about computers but is a die hard Mac fangirl. I remember I was arguing with her about computers one day and despite me having a diploma in Computer Science she yelled "I have a mac, I know more about computers than you do." The argument? I tried telling her she doesn't need to use Google on her Mac and she can use literally any search engine and she didn't believe me.
I'm fine with my s10e, I upgraded it from one plus 3 and it's kinda crazy, it has a bigger screen yet its waaaay smaller. It's easly one hand device for me, and I'm also under the magical 6 barrier (:
I'm a woman with tiny hands. I always appreciated how smaller iPhones fit well in my hand. I had iPhone from when it first released - however, in 2018 I switched for the first time over to Android because I couldn't justify buying an iPhone. And I wanted my headphone jack, let's be real, I'm never going to be able to use bluetooth for many reasons - fuck that, I love my normal headphones. I have three here and there at home, I'm bound to find one of them when I need them (I don't pay any attention to where I leave them). I bought OnePlus 6 which was their last one with a headphone jack. It's not useable with one hand for me, other than holding while talking on phone, I can completely forget about trying to type with one hand. I'm still very satisfied with the phone. But even a teeny tiny bit bigger than this I just couldn't be able to use it, this is definitely the absolute limit.
I was always a windows user from windows 3.0 all the way up to windows 10. I got my 1st Mac book about 3 years ago and I have to say, I like it better than any windows machine I have ever used. They've got a good set up maybe the product itself isn't up to par I don't know but I've had my machine and have had barely any issues with it. Just 1 minor 1 which I corrected but it was my own fault. Anyway that's my experience. Ps. I don't do gaming so maybe that has something to do with it.
@John Stroud gaming is pure developer support, I would love if devs made more cross-platform games. It especially pains me when devs use cross-platform engines and release only for windows. I personally never had any problems with windows on laptop (except every major update it rewrites boot entries, I have to keep linux usb at hand to reinstall bootloader). But I am quite light laptop user in Windows - browser, small games (rarely), text documents. Suppose windows updates could kill some laptops, but the cases I know about were caused by antiviruses, performance tanked after update, one time loading only in safe mode. Simple reinstall of antivirus helped quite a bit. Not a Win defender, I use Arch Linux as my system of choice. (Switched to windows at the moment on my home pc, but my power supply acted up and I thought I killed my linux setup)
I use both Mac and PC on pretty much a daily basis in my line of work... I have had pretty much the opposite experience between the two... The Macs always have some issue(apps freezing, not recognizing iLoks, slowness, 1.5 century boot times, beach-ball of death, CPU overload when I press "play", etc), my Lenovo G50-80(about 6 years old), not a single one of those issues, other than the HDD started to slow down after 6 years, but the SSD gave it monsterous speed) I now call it the RekordBeest, since it performs so well now...
S10e is pretty compact. If you compare the physical dimensions, it is only 4mm taller and 2mm wider compared to iPhone SE2. To reach notification bar in S10e, you can swipe down on the power button. It gives you 1080p OLED compared to shitty 720p LCD on iPhone.
Louis, you really make some of the best videos out here!!! I totally agree with everything you said today, please add to that, their software stack. As a developer, I don’t want to go digging for updated patches to my software (Linux/FreeBSD) or have my machine go into forced upgrades or bloat ware (Windows). I know people will scream at “control”, but the way you explained hardware, extends to software. Very cool to have you explained things so eloquently!
Wen I worked in IT company, every laptop had a trackpoint, never saw anyone use it. I only tried it for the last 3 days before I left, nobody is talking about it, people dont even know its called trackpoint
After working on Macs for some time now (because of my current job), I have to say that I have really no idea how anyone can use this stuff. I'm really lucky that I got to "test" them before actually buying anything cause I'd be really pissed of at myself if I'd spend anything on it.
You can use almost any Logitech mouse with a Mac, their control center is available for MacOS. Full functionality and configurability. Nothing much you can do about their keyboards in laptops, but there are good mechanical keyboards for desktop Macs.
I used a Microsoft keyboard with a macbook. Not only did it not go up in flames, it worked quite well. I could even set which buttons mapped to command, alt, and option.
It's not about just seeing the obvious (that user experience defines the product success), it's about heavily investing into it. My friend recently bought a 2011 Mac Pro in 2019, I was very surprised and decided to spec-check it. And it has a 900 Mbps SSD! In 2011 500 Mbps is what comes to mind as an SSD, but Mac has SSD that's straight up 2 times faster. It's also true with their mobile APUs, with their mobile storage etc. You know what this allowed them to achieve? An iPhone has at least a 1 year headstart compared to any Android smartphone in terms of raw performance power, and an iPhone can have 2 Gb of RAM and work ust as fast as a 6 Gb Android just because its "SSD" storage is so fast and iOS is optimized to swap effeciently. Apple doesn't just put an SSD inside, they make sure the technology is top-notch for the time. That's what defines the good part of their business.
I already have taste, it's why I don't use Apple products. While some of what they do is "right" - the negatives of what they are still topples that over by a wide margin. There are also still some phones that aren't phablet sized (which is the current trend) and are affordable - you just have to go out there and find it. I can easily google up a list of phones under 6 inches and some of the major phone makes have them: Sony, Samsung, LG, etc.
The thing with screen sizes is that smaller bezels mean the phone itself isn't necessarily bigger than phones from a few years ago. The 6.1" LG G7 is about as tall as the 5.4" BB Priv from 2015, and a lot less wide, leaving for a much smaller footprint.
Outstanding video that hits on a lot of points of why people love Apple products, for me I’ll add product integration. They really suck you in with that. Their phones are no better than you can get from any other company, their tablets are unmatched, their laptops have been unreliable but because these products work so well together it’s hard to use another company’s product even if it’s as good or better
Long text coming but... Easy question. The trackpad is so awesome. It makes working with it a charm. The multi-touch gestures albeit being a little new and weird, starts to grow on you and fit perfectly in yor workflow in no time. The build quality is awesome. Taking a Macbook with you just looks and feels nice. The hinges move so fluently. No need to hold the bottom part of the laptop to open up the top part and hear that annoying plastic grind on each other. The magnetic connector is just intuitive. No getting stuck on cable and pulling your whole notebook down. The screen brightness, color accuracy and viewing angle is just stunning. It makes searching for the correct wallpaper more fun. The OS is just thought out. No messy ui or blue screens just because something happened. It comes with Bootcamp. You want Windows? Go for it. There are all the apos i need for software development. All those bullshit about software not being available on mac is just that, for the most part bullshit. And even then there are mostly alternatives. Only very specific software is sometimes missing. The Ui is also very clean, the terminal works nice, quick view features and more. Those were the reasons i liked my Macbook Pro 2009. Coming from Windows Vista was like getting out of somebodies messy basement. I had a Sony Vaio, a Fujitsu or an Asus as a Laptop. 1000€ and up. All messy and crappy plastic garbage. Scrolling on that little trackpad was catastrophical, the screen (except for the Vaio) was cheap and Vista was Armageddon. Really, Vista was the whole reason i switched and i didn't even want to test Windows 7,i had ptsd. I put an SSD and more Ram into my Macbook and it still runs like a champ. That's also the reason why i don't buy any Macs anymore. If i wouldn't be able to change those i would've scraped my Macbook around 13/14. As long as there is no upgradebility, i will not buy any PC. Remember, back then how laptops used to be. People have the memory of a fish and tend to forget things. It's the same with phones and/or their packaging, cable design and more. Apple had big influence there. It doesn't matter them not being first, it matters them making it accessible. Now apple had changed. If for better or worse everybody has to decide for themselves. I don't like where they are going so i switched away. I'm not an ideolog or a fanboy as many in your comment section are, or the pc masterrace, i game at 4k, manchildren in Linus' videos. I will buy what suits me the most. Had the first iPhone 3g, switched to LG G3 back then, now i'm using a Huawei. I also have the iPad Pro and a PC i build myself. Using Linux Mint and Windows 10 rn. Who knows what i will use next year and tbh i don't even care. If someone is petty enough to care what brand others use, they probably don't have anything worthwhile in their life to care more about and need a sense of elitism.
They bought up all the competition in the music production software.. so there you have "stability" Just Learn to use studio2 and pc is atleast as powerfull..
But that's the issue. That's the exact reason why almost all corporations run MS Office, because it's way cheaper for them to just pay for the license that teach thousands of people how to use something they're not used to. And that's just for a simple text editors etc. Any more advanced software will cost tons to teach people so it's easier to just run with what they already know. What matters for businesses is efficiency and making money. Having to educate people is wasting time and time is money.
Louis, my story with a Macbook pro.. i was forced to get one.. I have been using an Toshiba Tecra notebook with a firewire port and after 6 years it needed an upgrade. I am using 2 RME firewire soundcards one in the studio and one at home and there was no notebook left with this port. So the only option that i could use was an Mac with that thunderbolt to firewire adaptor. It works perfect. Now i'm using an used Thinkpad t450s with i7, 12GB ram and 1 ssd and one m.2 drive for a regular life and when i'm working with audio i'll take the mac. Horrible to take both everywhere :).
It's funny. The reason I chose the iPhone8 was because I wanted a phone with a smalls screen that was still fast and decent. No because of my hand, but I just want it to fit in my pocket. All of the android stuff you have to go with a cheap slow phone to get a small screen. I have since drank the apple juice, and I've got all my iTunes, my iCloud, and I really like it. It just works and I don't have to really think about it. The only thing is I wish it had a headphone jack, but I got a bluetooth adapter for my car. When I am in a company car though I still have to choose between music and charging. I work on and fix PC's for a living, but I like my 2013 Retina and I use it for all my video editing. I got a new touch-bar Mac about 2 years ago and it was a nightmare. Had to upgrade my home router to 5 ghz so I could use accessories and wireless at the same time. I had to get a pile of dongles to carry around for everything, and the dongles were slower. It was faster for me to put a SD card in my old mac and air drop it to my new mac than it was to use a SD card dongle on the the new one. I went through 2 keyboards in 3 months. I decided to get rid of the new Mac and keep using the old one. I can live with the longer rendering times.
Not to mention, for females 5'7" is considered tall(5'6'' and below being average). On top of this they are more likely to have smaller hands compared to height.
One more example of good design: the volume and brightness controls in Mac and iPhones is exponential based to ensure we perceive a smooth change across all the range. Windows, Linux and Android (Android was supposedly patched in 2018 for brightness, not yet fully working) use a linear scale to change both volume and brightness. This causes a small change in the scale at the lower values to have big effect, while big changes in the upper range have little change in the actual brightness. Think about it, imagine the brightness can be adjusted from 1 to 100. If the minimum brightness is 10, and one step changes it to 20, well, now it's twice as bright yet you only increased it by one notch. When the brightness changes from 90 to 100, the increase of brightness is about 10% and you have also moved one notch. I saw this with my old MBP 2007, where Linux brightness was not as smooth as Mac OS X. So i actually measured the hardware value at each notch, and it plotted an exponential curve. These details provide a really smooth user experience, yet nobody else pays attention to these details.
2nd that with brightness issues. The Lenova Yoga 2 has a screen problem epidemic. At low brightness the backlight flickers. When the display adjusts brightness to ambient it flickers. And sometimes it flashes off-on randomly as the battery saving screen refresh feature glitches out.
@@rossmanngroup then I'm sorry, I wasn't aware, I'm still using the xz1 compact and assumed that after the zx2 they continued the compact line. now I'm kinda disappointed since I got very used to the handy size and would have bought the latest compact if there was any. cheers from Austria, and thanks for the probably most sane yt channel 👍
I have been alternating from android and iOS with every new phone I get, i have a one plus 6 right now and im gonna buy an iphone 11 at the end of year. the change is nice for me and i dont need something from one that i cant get from the other.
@@RUclips_stole_my_handle You don't have to deal with iTunes, you haven't had to deal with iTunes for years. This is what annoys me about fanboys be it apple or pc fanboys. They don't know what they hate. I still hear people saying "hurr durr lol you can't right click on a mac".
This is why I love Louis's content and overall worldview so much. He is still adamant that Apple is a terrible company, but he calls it like it is, gives credit where it's due, and in doing so will hopefully make the technology space a better place for consumers.
After seeing the insides of the new mackbook air you opened 2 days ago and having followed your channel for a while. I think apple just doesnt even care about designing proper hardware anymore, the probably have realized that the market they are catering for just doesnt have any criteria and will buy whatever as long as it's apple and looks fancy, and they are happy to pay though the nose for it. I think you have done a great job demonstrating this.
Gone. The Xperia XZ2 Compact is old, and the new compact version is exclusively available in Japan & locked to their carriers. I was looking forward to buying one... then they didn't announce it. :(
@@effyou3282 the issue is the size of the phone, not the diagonal of the screen. It has a different form factor and is excellent for one handed use. Try again, "bro".
This is an interesting point you have, since it's completely the opposite experience I have. I'm 5"6 or 5"5, but I own a Galaxy S9 Plus, and can comfortably use it one-handed, swiping with my thumb; with none of those "one-handed mode" shenanigans. I can type comfortably, but not as fast as with both hands. I do have Nova Launcher, so I have a few gestures to launch text, pull down notifications, pretty much just those two. I like the big screen, specially when I have Picture on Picture on RUclips or Maps, etc. Also, that being swiped left on Tinder or whatever for not being 6" joke is too real lmao
What I like about apple is my imac. It's ten years old, and still going strong. In that time Ive gone from an angry, nearly illiterate kid who hates computers, to where I am now, nearing my high school graduation, living a balanced life, and enjoying both computers and reading. My Imac is the reason I enjoy using computers, and for that I 'm thankful. The thing is, apple does not provide what I want now. Next computer I get is going to run linux, I think.
What I like about my iMac is that it's an early 2007 model, still running and never had a virus. But I'm never buying another apple product. I do not like the company now.
MMMark that’s how I feel about some of the new iPhones and such. While the notch is annoying the UI on their app looks like it was designed by a first-year employee who has never designed a production environment before (but you still wanna charge $1k for most of your iPhones....), the smaller but helpful bezels and the increased screen space by not having the home button makes browsing the internet on mobile very easy. Looks sleek, feels good in hand, and works with a lot of media people consume.
Best phone ever with the perfect size not some ridiculous frying pan in your hand... by the way I've tried them all (mostly from my customers;) Another thing people don't realize is that all the other curved/edge screens break easily because a case cannot go up and over the top of the screen surface like is does on the flat S10E.
Louis doesn't just always bash Apple, he criticizes Apple with a very objective attitude and also compliments for what they do right
yes and that is a big shock for most of his fans, they cant deal with that attitude
@@RandomUser2401 How do you know?
@@nickd920 just look through the comments in other videos..
The only thing Apple has ever done right is obscure proof that they stole eight to ten year old features from Japan.
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Why you dont label these series "pillow talk" I'll never know
The pillow says it all.
Well, the thumbnail is a dead give a way of what the video is about.
the POV makes me feel like a very confused hooker
@@Iruparazzo lmao
Louis Rossmann and Tessa Violet crossover episode?
He's doing these videos from a gurney in ER, after having his kneecaps smashed by yet another would-be property owner after trying to lease a reasonable store space in NYC.
Lmfao
"its aggrovating to hold in my hand because its over 6in"
-Louis Rossman
Giggity 1:42
relatable
"Ladies, you know the procedures"
@@MrKillswitch88 If you have 7in or more and 5in plus in girth ur good for 90+% of women.
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Oddly enough I hated cell phones until the 6 inchers came out. Finally, something that I can hold comfortably and use with one hand and not have to use a toothpick to send texts on it.
I didn't know how this guy able to avoid lethal phone drop on your face situation
his phone fits in his hand.
@@supguy947 Fits in hand huh? Wait is it the legendary Nokia phone!?
His girlfriend sits on top of him filming
I know he has a gimbal for filming his real estate episodes, maybe he is using that.
Phone stick
Sony had flagship "compact" phones... but they stopped, because apparently people say they want a small high end phone, but they don't actually buy them...
Well, they kept making those compact phones with plastic. Nobody wants plastic phones
Sony made ugly expensive phones. And don't get me started on their naming scheme
Or maybe because Sony made all their small "flagship" phones as middle-end craps and this is how they promoted too (compromising every level greatly) but at the same time they were relatively expensive. That's what the main reason nobody bought them.
@@jasonthemagnificent2.0 I want a plastic phone, because glass breaks and metal blocks the radio signals, whereas plastic absorbs shocks and passes radio waves. It's light too.
The time that I was ready to buy a phone with that price (vs $150 Huawei things), they stopped making them. Otherwise I would have been looking at those or the Pixel 3a.
And Louis’ heart grew three sizes that day...
and his brain shrank - Google Pixel 3 is 2mm taller and 2mm thinner making it fit in hands better than apple ( not the XL versions )
@@EliteGeeks but no TASTE there
@@EliteGeeks Tho he would not buy Google, who kicks your ass with shitty privacy and creepy opt-out voice recordings.
jull1234 6” Too big for rossman. Haha
@@kyoudaiken Google phones have better privacy features than most other Android phones.
Probably my most favorite bedtime story so far
In this episode Louis explains how its hard for himto hard to hold something larger than 6 inches while lying in bed
Ouch!
Hahahahahahahahaaa
Haha Haha!
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I love how this man puts on eye shadow before every single upload. Makeup tutorial please!
The panda look 😂
Most people say Louis should occasionally get some sleep. (He answers this regularly.)
@@kennethflorek8532 he said in previous videos/streams that it is genetic and has nothing to do with lack of sleep.
@@NicholasLeicht
i have a friend who looks like a meth or coke addict who hadn't slept in weeks on ever picture taken of him. even the picture on his passport looks like a mug shot of a criminal.
strange thing is you can not see the rings around his eyes in person, only on photographs do they show up and it's really weird.
he is emo leave him alone
Another episode of pillow talk with Louis Rossmann
Lol, I love them, they're great!
My enemy my ally
I totally feel you. I don't want a large screen on my phone. I've never used iPhone but I love their iPhone 5 or something. It fits so well in my hand.
Hi, I used to work in Architecture a few years ago. What helped us very often for projects is to understand the workflow of our clients, as well as the pitfalls of their current space. I would suggest you making a video/taking clear notes, going through how exactly everything works in your shop in terms of clients, repair staff spaces etc. Maybe take measurements of your larger storage furniture ( annotate if you want them larger by x amount) , - as well as machinery you need, and where it needs to be placed. The understanding of your workflow is crucial for a designer/ architect to plan out a tailored solution for you. From a design perspective, personally, I would not want to lock the repairstations away, but rather have them somewhere visible. Your business is a craft and people should see that as well ( at least partially). A certain transparency in literal terms symbolizes a professionalism on how you deal with peoples belongings and their personal data. Good luck for the restoration!
Couldn't agree more, as a retired architect, the more information about the space use and flow of your work the better will be your final design. There is a real chance that you could improve on your general work flow and efficiency by doing, say an hour research at this stage could improve your business productivity for both staff and customers, which can translate into increased profits.
HAL, quit wasting time and open the pod bay doors.
@Duncan Macleod what's the matter?
@Duncan Macleod and what do you do for a living?
@Duncan Macleod that's good, in my opinion, what counts is not the profession, but rather if someone is honest and tries to do the best they can. There are shitty engineers and doctors out there too... What really counts if someone likes what he/she is doing and becomes good at it. If certain ideas are so good, that they can be applied in other professions, like lets say to ross's repair shop, - then that is great for everyone involved.
Nice to see Rossman speak some truth about Apple's strengths for once. I'm a big Apple fanboy but I do like listening to this guy's rants to keep an objective viewpoint about Apple.
13:38 HP here in Finland is an abbreviation of "Haista Paska" which roughly translates to "Eat shit" or similar
In hungary its Hp- Hisztis Picsa it means Bitch with a tantrum xD
Or "Helevetin Paska" which translates to "Shit from Hell"
Here in Sweden we call it ”HästPung” which means HorseBalls xD
care to explain though? I remember old HPs were quite reliable, and I'm using one right now (Pavilion '17). Yes this one sucked.
to name a few, dead battery even after replacement (I suspect it could be motherboard issue), thermal throttling, kinda shit speakers
but I love the keyboard arrangement as every single other manufacturers just make a mess on it. Looking at you, Lenovo and MSI.
I get the feeling we've all collectively become Louis' shrink.
Slashgibber now I can’t help but imagine him laying on a couch saying all this with someone sitting and taking notes
Hey we beanpole types like the SE/5 form factor too. It’s simply more elegant and aesthetically pleasing. One hand phones rule.
In Asia, people love big phones, so Asian companies make big phones.
Hugh Jazz with that RUclips handle, it’s too late not to call you a drug dealer xD
I've never used my phone one handed out of fear of dropping it.
I'm not a beanpole (6ft5, large hands) and I loved my iPhone SE. Now I have a Xiaomi Mi 9 SE and am fairly happy too.
Louis, I know exactly how you feel. Granted, my gripe is how the car industry forgets about tall people and how we don't work well with Sun/Moon roofs....
Ryan Aiken I’m actually surprised that my Forte has so much headroom with a sunroof. Even my 6’2” tall dad fits in the passenger side sitting up straight. Otherwise, I agree wholeheartedly, forcing sunroofs is stealing valuable headroom.
Today I found out me and Louis are the same size.
@Vela S bruh w h a t
Yo I'm 5'11" gonna be 6' soon, can I get a good send off from the 5'0"-5'11" club?
DumbF*ck Productions Traitor
a a Yo I’m 5’7 and have never felt the need to try and prove myself. Lift and get stronger for yourself, not to prove anything, and people will like you. Law of attraction. If you’re insecure about your height, people can sense it - especially women.
@@za-se4jv Still proving Vela's point. Grats.
New series..."In bed with Rossmann".
"Today we will talk about why size matters"
"No one else makes a small phone"
*Sony* - "Am I a joke to you?"
Yes, Sony is quite the joke ;)
Sony's last true compact was two years ago and you know it.
Pixel 3 is quite small as well
Has Louis not heard of mini view in Android?
@@ShreN_ That's 5.5". That's huge.
On my way through all of Louis' videos. I love my iPhone SE Gen 3. I am also 5'6" and it fits perfectly in my hand, still has a home button, does everything I need, no case and doesn't stick out of my back pocket. I have a Windows computer for some old-school games, a ThinkPad with Linux mint for personal use, and Apple products for work. It's not so much the Apple hardware as it is the ecosystem and ease of use that makes things so simple and quick to accomplish. Glad I found your videos Louis. "Louis meets Karen the broker" is my next video for the day. It's great to see the amazing things you've been able to do the past few years. Take care.
Is this what Louis Rossmann does before sleep?
Edit:
We will all go together when me go.
"do rossmans dream of electric sheep?"
Look at the dark circles around his eyes. He doesn't sleep much.
No, this is him sleep talking
That's genetic. He looks that way even when he has had plenty of sleep. Said so in his earlier streams and videos.
Lucas Croft Nope, angry pixies
Even when Louis at the hospital, still makes RUclips for us! Get well soon! I hope the nurses take good care of you.
Hopefully the nurses aren't isheep.
I like Louis, because he will criticise Apple if he needs to, but he will give credit where it’s due and will compliment Apple.
Apple has absolutely nothing to do with taste and everything to do with people being brand dead sheeple followers who can't think for themselves. If you spend as much on a pc as you do on apple, the pc will be FAR superior EVERY TIME. because with apple, you are paying for the name. You are paying to fit in because you are too pathetic of a human being to stand on your own substance... you are paying extra to be a clone. Why?
Terry Fulds I have a gaming PC and I have to say I’m just sick and tired of Windows being ugly and unnecessarily complex. It’s a chore for everything to be seamless and just work. There will always be something wrong that you have to troubleshoot on PC. I just want my tech to work. I don’t care about numbers anymore. I’m an adult, I have other shit to do besides count ram.
@@terryfuldsgaming7995
Actually, you'd need to pay more to build a PC with the same specs as Apples iMac.
@@toptiertech7291 "content creators report that the latest Intel Core i7 11th generation processor is about 1.1-1.2 times faster than the Apple M1 in 4K files conversion. Intel Core i7 also outperforms the Apple M1 chip by a mile when using machine learning/AI programs. It can and does beat Apple in both native and non-native apps. And when it comes to gaming, well, Apple M1 simply can’t run many of the games. For example, Apex Legends, Halo MMC, and Overwatch fans report that they cannot run their favorite games on the M1-based Macbook. "
Best explained I think that other companies are so caught up with specs and trying to compete with eachother that they fail to consider the comfortability of the users experience.
The thing is that people have primary and recency effects when it comes to memory. They remember the first thing and the last thing and a little inbetween.
So when other companies dont provide a comfortable introduction to their laptop for the absurd price that laptops go for, people just feel like it's mediocre or standard.
Then when something breaks only remember that it broke and the negative experience with customer service, trying to get it repaired or replaced and that's all stress that's remembered.
When they buy a mac, they experience the snappy load times, the responsiveness and the great screen and great trackpad and it's unlike what they've experienced from other manufacturers because that time hasn't been taken into account since it's literally just another production line to them. Then when there is an issue down the line and they're looking to buy a new mac because it's broken [because it's a mac, of course it's broken], they look to buy another one.
They have no reason to go towards cold mediocrity when they can go towards comfort and what they're familiar with and the most inviting and comforting laptop manufacturer, happens to be apple because they give a moments thought to user experience.
Having said that they still price gouge and fuck over the consumer and repair shops and basically anyone who isn''t them as a company, but that brief moment of genuinely trying to create a great introductory experience is what sets them apart from other manufacturers.
From the Thumbnail, I thought Apple had finally got Louis into a coffin
youre being silly jake :3
Hahahahahaha
Death tax ain't no joke, Bruh
@Why With blood sacrifice upon the altar of mashed Apples.
Hahaha good one
I used to buy iPhones because they would always get apps before Android. There was also a time where the Apps were way more polished on iOS. Thank God it isn't like that anymore.
The level of QC on the design process of a lot of companies is so absurdly bad nowadays, especially when it comes to user experience... It's insane how many products are basically unusable because of some completely fixable half arsed design oversight that anyone could have figured out of they used the thing for half a day.
Gorbaz The Dragon and Apple often (not always) sells you a product that incorporates these subtle differences beautifully.
Lol, Samsung Fold
You just described iphones. Thanks. Every setting in apps and most definitely the phone settings. GARBAGE. Why does it take several steps to complete the SAME function on shitphone when it's one or two on android?
@@TheGuruStud understood nothing. shut up
@@TheGuruStud do you speak English?
Non-tech people: My $300 dollar laptop is crap. So I switched to Apple and now I have a fantastic laptop!
Me: But if you spend the same amount you spent to buy a laptop from Apple, you can have a fantastic laptop from most other manufacturers too!
Oh god im having flashbacks from friend shitting on 100 euro huawei and then getting iphone after acting like android is horrible. No shit its horrible you got lowest tier phone, you get what you pay
Em crapple laptop is 3k
Dude got one for over 3k. Owns mostly crapple products. Works part time at pizza hut.......idiot
I thought he bought a second hand Apple laptop with $300
So many of the teens I know do that.
Bullshit, everything else runs fucking Windows.
no one:
Louis: shoots elaborate and well thought out 20 minute video about apple on his bed
As a remark - HP low end stuff is indeed „horrible trash“, but some of their higher end stuff is indeed very competitive and nicely thought through.
I bought an iPod when they were all the rage. Found out it sucked compared to the IRiver player I had like 4 years earlier.
Proud to say they never made a God damn dime off me since, and I have talked some reasonable people out of the cult. Always striving to open more eyes too.
I had an ipod but now I just use my phone
I still have my Gen6 iPod Nano, it can't hold a candle to the Lenco player I have now. Lossless file formats, high quality DAC, memory card expansion, Bluetooth and most of all, you don't need proprietary software to load your music onto it!
pixel 3 is 5.5" . Can't imagine that being too big. I'm 5'7".
What a legend held the camera the full 20 minutes L E G E N D
You’re assuming he held it up with his hands. 🤣
Matthew Denny oh no
@@8bitwarrior haha penis's
I used to love the Iphone SE as it was so small, I had a 6s too, I got the new Sony xperia 1 and 5 lately and it gives me the same feel as that Iphone did but with a much better screen, No notch, Typical things you want like stereo speakers, Battery might be classed as on the small side but performs just as good as the rest IMO, If anyone is gonna upgrade soon i suggest people try the new sony phones if you favor usability as no one else seems to offer what the sony phones do in the android space
The power of aesthetic lifestyle branding
"Below 5 inches is now considered small."
Giggle.
Louis’ next video: “Why I bought the iPhone 11 Pro”
He already bought iphone xs he made a video about it
Fascinating logic you have there. I do agree with your concepts of customer service and understanding of what that person's needs are.
Louis: "No one else makes a small phone, that is a flagship"
Nokia 3310: Am I a joke to you?
3310*
@@EricICX edited
xperia xz2 compact
Yeah, it is a joke
@@AriaPosting It's not as cool as the Z3 Compact, it was the most comfortable flagship i ever had!!! I still have mine 4 years and 4 displays later and it is still up to par with new middle class smartphones!
From a young age, I learned to value IT specialists through my father (not some of the specialists which you talk about, but the ones like you; the people that actually know what they're doing, or will figure out how). Fixing old motherboards in the backyard casita. I've since deviated from hardware and currently work as a software engineer, but it's shocking to see how many people are trapped. Feeling like they need permission to learn? school systems are messed up. Anyways, I enjoy your content and you have massive perseverance. Greetings from South Africa.
I would honestly switch to the SE in a heartbeat if i could just stick a cord in it and then drag my music from my collection to my phone. I don't have time to google the arcane arts of listening to my own music that i bought on my own apple device that i've bought, nor do i want to buy the music twice to download it from the cloud when i already have it on my PC.
You can do that on the iTunes app for PC or Mac
@@RackaApps i'll take a phone that doesn't need a special app for a simple drag and drop
@@Mordewolt welcome to the world of apple....
@@Mordewolt main reason why i use Android. I transfer files a lot from my PC or Mac to my phone and iPhones don't have the simple drag and drop across different OSes. So Android all the way
All this talk of 5.9 inches is to big and single handed use is desirable has been a real boost to my self esteem. Thanks Louis!!!
I remember when 5 inch device was considered very large, bordering on tablet...
Have you tried swallowing a 5 incher? Need water with a tablet that size.
13:28 I've been thinking I'm the only person who dislikes HP's products due to reliability issues and whatnot, but I'm so glad to see I'm not alone.
@Ashlay Webb I don't really know, but I've just had really bad luck with any HP device I've owned. I've had a monitor die pretty young in its lifespan, had a laptop get those weird black spots that don't go away, had a desktop die, and had a 2017 laptop with major software issues.
That's just my experience. Right now my primary monitor is HP and that's it
I feel connected to Louis in a strange way, by watching this video while laying down in my bed =))
Screen size isn't phone size Lewis.
The 4.7 inch iPhone and the 5.8 inch Samsung phone are pretty much the same size phone due to bezels.
One is essentially fullscreen, one has a gigachin
reaching all corners of the phone with 1 hand is tho :)
4 years ago I bought an iPhone SE for exactly that reason!
A few years later I regretted haha.
Now I use Samsung (LOL)
But Samsung has one handed mode as well, idk if louis knew that or not
Terron .W having a mode doesn’t really add so much to it. Software vs hardware is a pretty big deal
samsung is the iphone of androids
I switched away from my MacBook Pro simply because I wanted the option to use my display as a touchscreen. But Apple doesn't want to canabalize their iPad sales, so they don't. So I switched to a Lenovo X1 Yoga 3rd Gen. For the most part, I love it, but I do miss Command-`. I miss the global menubar. I miss the force touch trackpad. I miss being able to switch to my last active Chrome window by typing Command-space ch whereas, on Windows, it launches a brand new Chrome window.
I had a friend who bought Apple, he never actually used it much since he didn't like it but he wanted people to see him with an Apple. Basicaly, to show off that he had plenty of money.
How lame is that? What country is he in?
Apple: Make yourself broke and frustrated to make yourself look rich!
@@NeuronalAxonUK
Lois your comment on Apple making the original iPhone decisions for the customers is really fitting.
For me, I can’t stand building my own pizza on the dominos app with all the options It just aggravates me, since I don’t know how pizzas should be made. I feel like this is the same way that non-tech people feel when choosing a phone. Just give me a pizza from a menu I don’t want to build my own pizza. :)
Apple: Looking out for the little guy.
Back when PC producers like HP started introducing large (assuming modelled on the MacBook) touchpads on laptops, I actually missed the earlier smaller touchpad because atleast then I wasn't bothered with lack of palm rejection.
IKR I also miss the REAL click buttons and I HATE these thin keyboards that have zero key travel
TLDR: Louis is below 6 foot tall, has smaller hands and enjoys the fact that Apple has a smaller phone that fits his hand.
he is 168cm, or 5'6" by just own account
Louis has the best thumbnails: change my mind
Personally I like his pinky toenails the best.
Have you seen a clickbait video?
No, I don't think I will.
The point of people thinking "Mac's are fast" is so true. My sister knows nothing about computers but is a die hard Mac fangirl. I remember I was arguing with her about computers one day and despite me having a diploma in Computer Science she yelled "I have a mac, I know more about computers than you do."
The argument? I tried telling her she doesn't need to use Google on her Mac and she can use literally any search engine and she didn't believe me.
I'm fine with my s10e, I upgraded it from one plus 3 and it's kinda crazy, it has a bigger screen yet its waaaay smaller. It's easly one hand device for me, and I'm also under the magical 6 barrier (:
Hobbit
@@Number1FanProductions wow, you can really dance.
@@rockyelbrodi lol
I'm a woman with tiny hands. I always appreciated how smaller iPhones fit well in my hand. I had iPhone from when it first released - however, in 2018 I switched for the first time over to Android because I couldn't justify buying an iPhone. And I wanted my headphone jack, let's be real, I'm never going to be able to use bluetooth for many reasons - fuck that, I love my normal headphones. I have three here and there at home, I'm bound to find one of them when I need them (I don't pay any attention to where I leave them).
I bought OnePlus 6 which was their last one with a headphone jack. It's not useable with one hand for me, other than holding while talking on phone, I can completely forget about trying to type with one hand. I'm still very satisfied with the phone. But even a teeny tiny bit bigger than this I just couldn't be able to use it, this is definitely the absolute limit.
I was always a windows user from windows 3.0 all the way up to windows 10. I got my 1st Mac book about 3 years ago and I have to say, I like it better than any windows machine I have ever used. They've got a good set up maybe the product itself isn't up to par I don't know but I've had my machine and have had barely any issues with it. Just 1 minor 1 which I corrected but it was my own fault. Anyway that's my experience.
Ps. I don't do gaming so maybe that has something to do with it.
@John Stroud gaming is pure developer support, I would love if devs made more cross-platform games. It especially pains me when devs use cross-platform engines and release only for windows.
I personally never had any problems with windows on laptop (except every major update it rewrites boot entries, I have to keep linux usb at hand to reinstall bootloader). But I am quite light laptop user in Windows - browser, small games (rarely), text documents. Suppose windows updates could kill some laptops, but the cases I know about were caused by antiviruses, performance tanked after update, one time loading only in safe mode. Simple reinstall of antivirus helped quite a bit.
Not a Win defender, I use Arch Linux as my system of choice. (Switched to windows at the moment on my home pc, but my power supply acted up and I thought I killed my linux setup)
I use both Mac and PC on pretty much a daily basis in my line of work... I have had pretty much the opposite experience between the two... The Macs always have some issue(apps freezing, not recognizing iLoks, slowness, 1.5 century boot times, beach-ball of death, CPU overload when I press "play", etc), my Lenovo G50-80(about 6 years old), not a single one of those issues, other than the HDD started to slow down after 6 years, but the SSD gave it monsterous speed) I now call it the RekordBeest, since it performs so well now...
S10e is pretty compact. If you compare the physical dimensions, it is only 4mm taller and 2mm wider compared to iPhone SE2. To reach notification bar in S10e, you can swipe down on the power button. It gives you 1080p OLED compared to shitty 720p LCD on iPhone.
Louis, you really make some of the best videos out here!!! I totally agree with everything you said today, please add to that, their software stack.
As a developer, I don’t want to go digging for updated patches to my software (Linux/FreeBSD) or have my machine go into forced upgrades or bloat ware (Windows). I know people will scream at “control”, but the way you explained hardware, extends to software. Very cool to have you explained things so eloquently!
Wen I worked in IT company, every laptop had a trackpoint, never saw anyone use it. I only tried it for the last 3 days before I left, nobody is talking about it, people dont even know its called trackpoint
I call it the "IBM clit", because IBM had it first, I think.
Occasionally you can hear Clinton meow in the background
deleting her emails
You are right. size matters Louis... Thats exactly what she said
After working on Macs for some time now (because of my current job), I have to say that I have really no idea how anyone can use this stuff. I'm really lucky that I got to "test" them before actually buying anything cause I'd be really pissed of at myself if I'd spend anything on it.
I am loving these videos & the shop shopping more than the repair videos :)
You know how much more likely I would choose an apple if they just had a standard membrane keyboard and wheel mouse
You can use almost any Logitech mouse with a Mac, their control center is available for MacOS. Full functionality and configurability.
Nothing much you can do about their keyboards in laptops, but there are good mechanical keyboards for desktop Macs.
I used a Microsoft keyboard with a macbook. Not only did it not go up in flames, it worked quite well. I could even set which buttons mapped to command, alt, and option.
@@Okurka. see the thing is I want a standard membrane keyboard... with the standard apple keyboard layout
It's not about just seeing the obvious (that user experience defines the product success), it's about heavily investing into it. My friend recently bought a 2011 Mac Pro in 2019, I was very surprised and decided to spec-check it. And it has a 900 Mbps SSD! In 2011 500 Mbps is what comes to mind as an SSD, but Mac has SSD that's straight up 2 times faster.
It's also true with their mobile APUs, with their mobile storage etc. You know what this allowed them to achieve? An iPhone has at least a 1 year headstart compared to any Android smartphone in terms of raw performance power, and an iPhone can have 2 Gb of RAM and work ust as fast as a 6 Gb Android just because its "SSD" storage is so fast and iOS is optimized to swap effeciently.
Apple doesn't just put an SSD inside, they make sure the technology is top-notch for the time. That's what defines the good part of their business.
Love my SE it’s the perfect size for me.
I'd take a full screen SE any-day over my SE
I already have taste, it's why I don't use Apple products. While some of what they do is "right" - the negatives of what they are still topples that over by a wide margin. There are also still some phones that aren't phablet sized (which is the current trend) and are affordable - you just have to go out there and find it. I can easily google up a list of phones under 6 inches and some of the major phone makes have them: Sony, Samsung, LG, etc.
Louis with the real talk about height and dating.
The thing with screen sizes is that smaller bezels mean the phone itself isn't necessarily bigger than phones from a few years ago. The 6.1" LG G7 is about as tall as the 5.4" BB Priv from 2015, and a lot less wide, leaving for a much smaller footprint.
Half an hour of "I wish I had bigger hands"
Outstanding video that hits on a lot of points of why people love Apple products, for me I’ll add product integration. They really suck you in with that. Their phones are no better than you can get from any other company, their tablets are unmatched, their laptops have been unreliable but because these products work so well together it’s hard to use another company’s product even if it’s as good or better
Louis is giving off the "leave Britney alone!" vibe.
Omg, I've never heard so much logic and truth spoken in a video. THANK YOU LOUIS!
The iPhone is 5.8" just like the S10e
Long text coming but...
Easy question.
The trackpad is so awesome. It makes working with it a charm. The multi-touch gestures albeit being a little new and weird, starts to grow on you and fit perfectly in yor workflow in no time. The build quality is awesome. Taking a Macbook with you just looks and feels nice. The hinges move so fluently. No need to hold the bottom part of the laptop to open up the top part and hear that annoying plastic grind on each other. The magnetic connector is just intuitive. No getting stuck on cable and pulling your whole notebook down. The screen brightness, color accuracy and viewing angle is just stunning. It makes searching for the correct wallpaper more fun. The OS is just thought out. No messy ui or blue screens just because something happened. It comes with Bootcamp. You want Windows? Go for it. There are all the apos i need for software development. All those bullshit about software not being available on mac is just that, for the most part bullshit. And even then there are mostly alternatives. Only very specific software is sometimes missing. The Ui is also very clean, the terminal works nice, quick view features and more. Those were the reasons i liked my Macbook Pro 2009. Coming from Windows Vista was like getting out of somebodies messy basement. I had a Sony Vaio, a Fujitsu or an Asus as a Laptop. 1000€ and up. All messy and crappy plastic garbage. Scrolling on that little trackpad was catastrophical, the screen (except for the Vaio) was cheap and Vista was Armageddon. Really, Vista was the whole reason i switched and i didn't even want to test Windows 7,i had ptsd. I put an SSD and more Ram into my Macbook and it still runs like a champ. That's also the reason why i don't buy any Macs anymore. If i wouldn't be able to change those i would've scraped my Macbook around 13/14. As long as there is no upgradebility, i will not buy any PC. Remember, back then how laptops used to be. People have the memory of a fish and tend to forget things. It's the same with phones and/or their packaging, cable design and more. Apple had big influence there. It doesn't matter them not being first, it matters them making it accessible. Now apple had changed. If for better or worse everybody has to decide for themselves. I don't like where they are going so i switched away.
I'm not an ideolog or a fanboy as many in your comment section are, or the pc masterrace, i game at 4k, manchildren in Linus' videos. I will buy what suits me the most. Had the first iPhone 3g, switched to LG G3 back then, now i'm using a Huawei. I also have the iPad Pro and a PC i build myself. Using Linux Mint and Windows 10 rn. Who knows what i will use next year and tbh i don't even care. If someone is petty enough to care what brand others use, they probably don't have anything worthwhile in their life to care more about and need a sense of elitism.
They bought up all the competition in the music production software.. so there you have "stability"
Just Learn to use studio2 and pc is atleast as powerfull..
But that's the issue. That's the exact reason why almost all corporations run MS Office, because it's way cheaper for them to just pay for the license that teach thousands of people how to use something they're not used to. And that's just for a simple text editors etc. Any more advanced software will cost tons to teach people so it's easier to just run with what they already know. What matters for businesses is efficiency and making money. Having to educate people is wasting time and time is money.
What is studio2?
Tyko Brian I think he means studio one 2. It’s a digital audio workstation for doing music production based work
Louis, my story with a Macbook pro.. i was forced to get one.. I have been using an Toshiba Tecra notebook with a firewire port and after 6 years it needed an upgrade. I am using 2 RME firewire soundcards one in the studio and one at home and there was no notebook left with this port. So the only option that i could use was an Mac with that thunderbolt to firewire adaptor. It works perfect. Now i'm using an used Thinkpad t450s with i7, 12GB ram and 1 ssd and one m.2 drive for a regular life and when i'm working with audio i'll take the mac. Horrible to take both everywhere :).
Its called "UX" - its not just an after thought with Apple
It's funny. The reason I chose the iPhone8 was because I wanted a phone with a smalls screen that was still fast and decent. No because of my hand, but I just want it to fit in my pocket. All of the android stuff you have to go with a cheap slow phone to get a small screen. I have since drank the apple juice, and I've got all my iTunes, my iCloud, and I really like it. It just works and I don't have to really think about it. The only thing is I wish it had a headphone jack, but I got a bluetooth adapter for my car. When I am in a company car though I still have to choose between music and charging. I work on and fix PC's for a living, but I like my 2013 Retina and I use it for all my video editing. I got a new touch-bar Mac about 2 years ago and it was a nightmare. Had to upgrade my home router to 5 ghz so I could use accessories and wireless at the same time. I had to get a pile of dongles to carry around for everything, and the dongles were slower. It was faster for me to put a SD card in my old mac and air drop it to my new mac than it was to use a SD card dongle on the the new one. I went through 2 keyboards in 3 months. I decided to get rid of the new Mac and keep using the old one. I can live with the longer rendering times.
Not to mention, for females 5'7" is considered tall(5'6'' and below being average). On top of this they are more likely to have smaller hands compared to height.
Luis this is the worst way to show us you trimmed your nose hairs! Lol love the live streams and updates!
One more example of good design: the volume and brightness controls in Mac and iPhones is exponential based to ensure we perceive a smooth change across all the range.
Windows, Linux and Android (Android was supposedly patched in 2018 for brightness, not yet fully working) use a linear scale to change both volume and brightness. This causes a small change in the scale at the lower values to have big effect, while big changes in the upper range have little change in the actual brightness.
Think about it, imagine the brightness can be adjusted from 1 to 100. If the minimum brightness is 10, and one step changes it to 20, well, now it's twice as bright yet you only increased it by one notch. When the brightness changes from 90 to 100, the increase of brightness is about 10% and you have also moved one notch.
I saw this with my old MBP 2007, where Linux brightness was not as smooth as Mac OS X. So i actually measured the hardware value at each notch, and it plotted an exponential curve.
These details provide a really smooth user experience, yet nobody else pays attention to these details.
2nd that with brightness issues. The Lenova Yoga 2 has a screen problem epidemic. At low brightness the backlight flickers. When the display adjusts brightness to ambient it flickers. And sometimes it flashes off-on randomly as the battery saving screen refresh feature glitches out.
I hope one day someone will build phones to order. I would LOVE to be able to get one with the features I want.
you forgot about Sony's Xperia compact line, wich imo is a decent smartphone.
I did not. They stopped producing new ones for us carriers
@@rossmanngroup then I'm sorry, I wasn't aware, I'm still using the xz1 compact and assumed that after the zx2 they continued the compact line. now I'm kinda disappointed since I got very used to the handy size and would have bought the latest compact if there was any. cheers from Austria, and thanks for the probably most sane yt channel 👍
@@rossmanngroup www.amazon.com/Sony-Xperia-Compact-Unlocked-Smartphone/dp/B07B821WFJ?th=1
@@rossmanngroup Not just that, they stopped producing them entirely, unless you count the Xperia 5, which is narrow but super tall.
The Xperia compact líne since the Z3 mini is still humongous compared to the SE
Xperia XZ1 Compact. Nearly two years old and I don't want to ditch it. I got my one handed use and headphone jack.
I have been alternating from android and iOS with every new phone I get, i have a one plus 6 right now and im gonna buy an iphone 11 at the end of year. the change is nice for me and i dont need something from one that i cant get from the other.
Idk how you deal with itunes
@@959porsche send me ur old phine
@@RUclips_stole_my_handle Why would i use itunes next to readle Documents app?
@@RUclips_stole_my_handle You don't have to deal with iTunes, you haven't had to deal with iTunes for years. This is what annoys me about fanboys be it apple or pc fanboys. They don't know what they hate. I still hear people saying "hurr durr lol you can't right click on a mac".
Christian Fernandez you haven’t had to use itunes in years. Atleast know about the products you don’t like.
This is why I love Louis's content and overall worldview so much. He is still adamant that Apple is a terrible company, but he calls it like it is, gives credit where it's due, and in doing so will hopefully make the technology space a better place for consumers.
If Steve was alive he would never accepted to make MAX models
sure he would. when he wasnt degrading his employees he was about making moneyyyy
I like these bedtime with Rossmann videos
Apple: "Think different."
different as in, be an idiot who can't compare prices to hardware, then yes, apple users are very good at having their wallets raped by apple, idiots.
@@KTMICD2 yes my fellow apple hater.
We fucking hate apple!
After seeing the insides of the new mackbook air you opened 2 days ago and having followed your channel for a while. I think apple just doesnt even care about designing proper hardware anymore, the probably have realized that the market they are catering for just doesnt have any criteria and will buy whatever as long as it's apple and looks fancy, and they are happy to pay though the nose for it. I think you have done a great job demonstrating this.
Disagree, Sony and their compact line of smartphones
Gone. The Xperia XZ2 Compact is old, and the new compact version is exclusively available in Japan & locked to their carriers. I was looking forward to buying one... then they didn't announce it. :(
@@rossmanngroup www.sonymobile.com/us/products/phones/xperia-5/#gref
Franco Emmert still significantly larger
@@francoemmert7925 Over 6 inches. Try again bro.
@@effyou3282 the issue is the size of the phone, not the diagonal of the screen. It has a different form factor and is excellent for one handed use. Try again, "bro".
This is an interesting point you have, since it's completely the opposite experience I have. I'm 5"6 or 5"5, but I own a Galaxy S9 Plus, and can comfortably use it one-handed, swiping with my thumb; with none of those "one-handed mode" shenanigans. I can type comfortably, but not as fast as with both hands. I do have Nova Launcher, so I have a few gestures to launch text, pull down notifications, pretty much just those two.
I like the big screen, specially when I have Picture on Picture on RUclips or Maps, etc.
Also, that being swiped left on Tinder or whatever for not being 6" joke is too real lmao
What I like about apple is my imac. It's ten years old, and still going strong. In that time Ive gone from an angry, nearly illiterate kid who hates computers, to where I am now, nearing my high school graduation, living a balanced life, and enjoying both computers and reading. My Imac is the reason I enjoy using computers, and for that I 'm thankful. The thing is, apple does not provide what I want now. Next computer I get is going to run linux, I think.
What I like about my iMac is that it's an early 2007 model, still running and never had a virus. But I'm never buying another apple product. I do not like the company now.
Install Linux on your current imac.
I dual boot Windows and Linux. If I ran an intel cpu I would add osx to the boot mix for the giggles.
I really like the smaller feeling 18:9 phones. I got one .2" bigger than my last phone, and it feels so much smaller.
MMMark that’s how I feel about some of the new iPhones and such. While the notch is annoying the UI on their app looks like it was designed by a first-year employee who has never designed a production environment before (but you still wanna charge $1k for most of your iPhones....), the smaller but helpful bezels and the increased screen space by not having the home button makes browsing the internet on mobile very easy. Looks sleek, feels good in hand, and works with a lot of media people consume.
The S10e literally has a one handed mode.
Best phone ever with the perfect size not some ridiculous frying pan in your hand... by the way I've tried them all (mostly from my customers;) Another thing people don't realize is that all the other curved/edge screens break easily because a case cannot go up and over the top of the screen surface like is does on the flat S10E.
The s10e would be the sweet spot of it had a 90hertz 1440p display.