LogicalDrm

Bit of calculation and shipping is still only thing to whine about there. If you want to whine about taxes, your own government is place to do that. I calculated it to be 25% VAT, which means you are most likely Denmark or Sweden. Shipping is actually same as it was before store was split. Since then USD was used and medium size shipment was around $20USD. So if you convert, its same but with currency which costs more than USD. Tax is always calculated after shipping.

Mouse problems sound like warranty replacement from start. I've had several devices with similar things. Even if it's firmware related, it's not your problem. As consumer, you are entitled to receive fully working product from box. If there is major firmware issue, manufacturer should fix it. Overall, seems like their firmware quality is extremely poor? Was it necessary for full functionality to update (as in did they have warnings about possibility of breaking hardware from update)? Was firmware reason for all the issues or were there also build quality issues?

Depends on how many you need. I have one TP-Link Tapo for indoors with memory card and it's fine for one, big room.

By theirs you mean LTT? If so, then its just WAN logo:

Moved to Programs, Apps and Websites then.

-> Moved LTTStore.com Merch Could you be more specific? Do you mean where the hoodies get their overall inspiration or where WAN one specific comes from? My understanding is that its just colorscheme and iconography used with WAN. The first edition uses the bright orange, which is thought to be "LTT orange" where as new V3 uses the actual, correct orange. Or WAN orange, the one used on WAN logo.

This means that they don't see the issues with Razer to be bad enough to either warrant response or dropping them as sponsor, or both. Similar applies to Asus and SecretLabs. Razer support not being good has been known on forums for years. First complaints are from 2018. The quality of laptops wasn't very good, and LMG members have stated as much (don't remember where) in some videos after Linus gave all employees laptops as Christmass gift.

Drivers and firmware are bit questionable. But security and OS updates for sure. With BIOS, don't break what's working. Same with GPU drivers actually. I only update them when having performance issues. But OS updates always. Same on mobile.

If you want to suggest LTT video topic, thread for it is This forum uses IPB4 with heavy modification. The start was vBulletin5 which was released in beta state and couldn't handle the load. Xenforo has been suggested before (https://linustechtips.com/topic/1517922-why-not-use-xenforo-2x). Which brings me to ask, are you asking for discussion on forum software options in general, what this forum uses and why, or would LTT do software comparison video? Which latter is rare for LTT content.

They make valid points about couple things. But then, there's this: Which makes me want to have this same post for someone who isn't getting paid by Aires.

For just couple employees it's even less worth it. It would be cheaper to contract outsiders for tasks that require just few people. Like smaller channel (2-3 people). Only thing they would get as a benefit would be better access to local hardware. Like Indian markets with their weird OEM brands.

All my old chargers are USB-A. But most new ones are USB-C. Could be EU things... I also realised after my previous post that best usecase would still be for VR etc. power.

Keyword changed to niche. Which still applies, but seeing how much discussion this has peaked, wouldn't really be surprised to see something. Though, when I think of where I would use USB-A charger, it needs to be those longer cables to be useful. Thinking of laptops mainly, I don't see point of having super-aggressive charger for phone. Only thing in my use that uses 240W is my work laptop through dock and 2xUSB-C connectors.

Key word there being "did". If its very niche, the cost over people who would benefit or buy isn't worth it.

Are there actual USB-A chargers that would benefit from this? I think 65W is highest I've seen.