does anyone like the sudden rush of new videos when there is CES?

[djksm]

does anyone like the sudden rush of videos when there is CES?

[Average Nerd]

I like it, because I can inform myself over new products without having to go anywhere or having to wait until the rewiews come in.

Even if I never even considered buying one of these products, I still want to know about them if I find them interesting.

[WereCat]

No. It has always been like that and there's a lot of stuff to cover during CES. 

[Levent]

Not me because everyone attempts to milk the entire thing by making separate videos. Hence why I only read about CES stuff in written form.

[Doobeedoo]

Yeah I can see what all new general pc hardware is being released, like monitors and other stuff I care.

[Average Nerd]

51 minutes ago, Levent said:

Not me because everyone attempts to milk the entire thing by making separate videos. Hence why I only read about CES stuff in written form.

On the other hand many people don't want to watch a multi-hour video about tech, but rather multiple shorter videos.

And people like me are simply too lazy to read about this stuff...

[OddOod]

Kinda yeah. Though I'm not a daily consumer, I batch up a month or three of videos and binge them over a few days

[Stahlmann]

I like it. This way I can specifically watch the content I'm interested in and leave out the rest without scrubbing through a timeline. It also makes the videos a lot more "searchable" after the show.

[Avaviel]

I hate it.

Regular content is much better.

[it_dont_work]

Haven't really noticed much in the way of extra videos from CES this year. 

[djksm]

1 hour ago, it_dont_work said:

Haven't really noticed much in the way of extra videos from CES this year. 

You haven't? Are you not watching LTT, Shortcircuit ect?

[Erioch]

13 hours ago, Levent said:

Not me because everyone attempts to milk the entire thing by making separate videos. Hence why I only read about CES stuff in written form.

They gotta justify the cost of going.

[it_dont_work]

45 minutes ago, djksm said:

You haven't? Are you not watching LTT, Shortcircuit ect?

I watch ltt occasionally, but no i don't watch short curitic. 

 

it just doesnt come up in my feed often 

[Mark Kaine]

i don't get a dopamine rush out of advertising,  neither do i consume advertising (willingly) so no? 

[Mark Kaine]

8 hours ago, it_dont_work said:

I watch ltt occasionally, but no i don't watch short curitic. 

 

it just doesnt come up in my feed often 

i think i like this reiley(?) guy, hes funny covers interesting topics, but like all ltt content it's too short, covers too many things at once and isn't very in depth at all.

 

i wish they'd make something more focused and in depth.  i really prefer watching stuff like  CRD or tech tangents, etc, i feel i always actually learn something. but my fav is by far DDTS because his testing methods are actually reliable and he's gotta be the funniest guy ever (plus he simply makes the best pcs, period! )  

 

Spoiler

 

that cable routing... 

 

nuff said...

 

ps: actually if you can find the "scew challenge" one, that maybe the best video on the entirety of yt! lol...

 

[cooky560]

CES is a useful way of seeing what's coming next, however I only watch the bits I'm interested in. Usually either a topic I'm keen on, or if I'm looking to see what upgrades are worth waiting for.

 

I don't mind if the videos come regularly or in batch (As long as the batch doesn't put undue stress on anyone working on the video(s)) as I just look at the ones that interest me when they come out

[Needfuldoer]

I like the "check out this cool thing" type of videos, like the recent one with the MSI Claw. (Or that time Linus brought a backpack full of tools to Valve HQ for the Steam Deck preview, and he was excited enough that he got picked up in the background of everybody else's videos.)

[Grant M]

58 minutes ago, Needfuldoer said:

I like the "check out this cool thing" type of videos, like the recent one with the MSI Claw. (Or that time Linus brought a backpack full of tools to Valve HQ for the Steam Deck preview, and he was excited enough that he got picked up in the background of everybody else's videos.)

Those videos are the best.

[AbsoluteWoo]

They're not for me. I find the products they cover quite boring and I don't like the style. I much prefer regular content.