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🌟 Internet FamousLinus Gabriel Sebastian & Linus Media Group / Linus Tech Tips - Narcissistic corporate shill YouTuber driving his media empire into the ground. KILL COUNT: 2
https://youtube.com/watch?v=zIgmgMLZrrc
This is being done as a sponsored video by Seasonic, but I always laugh when these pop up because he made such a big deal about that stupid "The last PC build video you'll need" borefest from 3 years ago and that's even mentioned in this video here. Just a yearly update is way better, only this nigga still has the curry braces and it's probably become a fetish for him now.
All of their "reviews" are sponsors. I can't remember the last real review they had, The entire short circuit channel is basically just advertising of tech that looks like a review.
What's weird to me is that he deliberately chose the most prominently visible braces possible. They were brightly colored, too, before being stained by the Canadian national dish (curry). He must have wanted others to notice them. It really does remind me of girls on OnlyFans getting braces to appeal to pedophiles.
I wonder if this is at all related to his employee Elijah, who is really into this type of "coomer" aesthetic.
I think they are hit & miss. Mostly, they get their job well done, but you can find cheaper tools from AliExpress at the same quality, or better made ones.
For example I got one of their precision screwdriver set, and the bits are not that good. They wear in short time and their magnetic strength is abysmal.
Whereas, my digital caliper, tweezers, laser gun thermometer and non-precision screwdrivers, with blackened tips, also from Parkside, are pretty decent.
Ryobi doesn't have a replacement warranty where you can take the tool to your nearest Ryobi dealer with the receipt?
idk if Einhell sells stuff in your country and/or if they offer the same conditions everywhere in the world, but in Australia and NZ Einhell (which is known as Ozito down here) stuff has warranties ranging from 3 to 5 years. All you have to do is take the broken tool to the nearest Bunnings (which is the sole distributor of Ozito stuff) with the receipt and they'll give you a brand new boxed replacement, no questions asked.
Ozito is a meme down here as the tools themselves are Ryobi-tier, and they're for weekend warriors or tradies who've just had one of their Milwaukee or DeWalt tools stolen / broken and needs a short term replacement.
For what it's worth, I'm doing a similar rebuild to Jake (only I know the order of operations and have been methodically going through them one by one), and my Ozito tools have held up just fine.
Einhell really reeks of low quality, I have seen better tools made by more obscure Chinese companies. (Probably parkside is better than them too).
I have used their soldering gun (for larger parts soldering), and it is so anemic, it takes a lot of time to heat.
I have seen also Einhell tools on store shelves, and I always thought they are low quality. Park-side ones feel more sturdy.
LTT's website states that the clear plastic screwdriver is Tritan, which is copolyester. Which is dumb as hell. The solution to screwdriver handles has been around since the 50s. It's CAB, which is what the old Craftsman screwdriver handles were made from.
Oh no ... While I don't doubt those Craftsman screwdrivers are made of better quality steel than today's tools, the CAB handles have the issue of emitting butyric acid as the CAB plastic ages.
That would be a problem for me, who stores screwdrivers in my room.
