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This was a bit of a different video for us. This triple shows off three different items in one video:

 

1. Sennheiser HH-10 Headphone Stand

 

Amazon: http://geni.us/uPfvDw

 

2. IntoCircuit Power Castle PC26000 Battery Bank

 

Amazon: http://geni.us/zbhy

 

3. Antec 4-Port USB Charging Station

 

Amazon: http://geni.us/DDvve

NCIX: http://bit.ly/1ehn338

 

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Nice hat copy cat :P

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lol dat hat

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Silly Linus, why no monochrome hat? :T

 

 

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I thought that batter would be great for my gaming laptop, since it has massive current.

Then I saw it's only 65w.

My Asus G73Sw uses about 100w+

Yeah...

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I would love to see more videos like this! :-)

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More please 

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That headphone holder seems silly to me. Why pay $30 for a hook for headphones when you could go to any hardware store and get something like this? 

http://www.storesupply.com/rawsteelwallhook.aspx?source=2&sku=60477&gclid=CKjFqJyqtLsCFUFyQgodESkAlQ

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Linus really messed up calculating battery capacities, 7800mAh laptop battery probably has 66Whr or something like that because it has higher voltage.

Where the power bank has 26000mAh but only like 3-4V and that makes it have less capacity, so you couldn't charge your laptop 4 times you could barely fill it up once if that.

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That headphone holder seems silly to me. Why pay $30 for a hook for headphones when you could go to any hardware store and get something like this? 

http://www.storesupply.com/rawsteelwallhook.aspx?source=2&sku=60477&gclid=CKjFqJyqtLsCFUFyQgodESkAlQ

 

Because some people might prefer a more elegant solution. Especially if they dropped a few hundred bucks on their headphones.

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That headphone holder seems silly to me. Why pay $30 for a hook for headphones when you could go to any hardware store and get something like this? 

http://www.storesupply.com/rawsteelwallhook.aspx?source=2&sku=60477&gclid=CKjFqJyqtLsCFUFyQgodESkAlQ

 

Because that's ugly.

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Anyone know where to get the Headphone Stand in the UK? I already have one that came with my hd595s need another

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a Really awesome video/ useful, would like to see more. :)

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if anyone is looking for the power bank in australia here is a link

 

http://dstore.com/buy/intocircuit-power-castle-pc26000-26000mah-external-battery-pack-high-capacity-power-bank-charger-for-laptops-notebooks-netbooks-tablets-and-smart-phones-compatible-with-hp-dell-toshiba-acer-samsung-sony-gateway-laptops-google-nexus-7-tablets-ipad-432-i-16314833

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Linus really messed up calculating battery capacities, 7800mAh laptop battery probably has 66Whr or something like that because it has higher voltage.

Where the power bank has 26000mAh but only like 3-4V and that makes it have less capacity, so you couldn't charge your laptop 4 times you could barely fill it up once if that.

 

Came here to say the same thing. I honestly think companies shouldn't be allowed to write their descriptions like that. It doesn't say anywhere on the amazon page how much Volts those 26kmAh have. I'd guess around 3.6V which is what most power banks have. USB for comparison is 5V.

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Came here to say the same thing. I honestly think companies shouldn't be allowed to write their descriptions like that. It doesn't say anywhere on the amazon page how much Volts those 26kmAh have. I'd guess around 3.6V which is what most power banks have. USB for comparison is 5V.

Or they should advertise Whrs instead of mAh.

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I am sort of interested in the PC26000 but need a USB to ethernet adapter, does anyone offer one?

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the best tech under $100 is a gameboy sp with all the pokemon games

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I should get the USB charging station and put it down in my living room since every one seems to need to charge their phone or tablets when they come over. I got extra cables laying around just nothing to plug into the wall.

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Because some people might prefer a more elegant solution. Especially if they dropped a few hundred bucks on their headphones.

that not an excuse. and its not elegant its a waist of money on something that you can otherwise make for like 1/4th the price. 

 

Because that's ugly.

theres other types, i just used that one as a example. you could get any style or design. 

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