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I recently had the opportunity to test out the Yunzii B75 Pro Max mechanical keyboard. Keep in mind that Yunzii did send me this keyboard to try out at no cost, but based on my collaboration terms. That means they have no say in any of the content I produce and are not allowed to preview anything.  Check out the full video on YouTube: Yunzii B75 Pro Max Keyboard:  Check it out on Amazon through my link. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases! Usually anything within 24 hours of the visit. It doesn't have to be the products I linked.  Or you can visit Yunzii's website (not affiliated) Unboxing and Included Accessories You have the keyboard itself and a mix of accessories. The box includes a USB Type-C to Type-A cable, a combination keycap and switch puller, a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle, extra keycaps, a quick information card, and an instruction manual.  The 2.4 Ghz dongle that can be held in the keyboard. The extra keycaps are useful if you want to s...

I make nothing from Ads playing on my TECH channel videos . This channel still needs more watch hours and subscribers to reach the 2nd tier of the YouTube Partner Program. YouTube is changing their policy on that 2nd tier with revenue sharing. Starting in February 2027,  it will basically be twice as difficult to reach what is needed. I currently need around 1000 additional watch hours, but after that point I'll need ~5000 hours based on my current statistics. It feels unlikely that I'll reach an additional 1/4th of my current viewership in time. This will be a real setback to the viability of the channel.  Check out the video where they state that the money "isn't significant" to creators:  They are changing the requirement to 8000 hours instead of 4000 in a rolling 365 day count. Keep in mind that vertical videos don't count toward this. The subscribers needed stays the same at 1000 or more, so I need around 250 more of you all to join me there as well.  Yo...

We will be taking a look cables, a charger, and power station provided to me by a company called MFish. I'll primarily be focusing on their USB cables, but obviously, the power source you use to drive these cables is just as important. I have links to everything at the bottom of this article.  Collaboration disclaimer: I give companies terms before I allow them to send me products. They have no say in the content of my videos, live streams, or articles. They are also not allowed to preview anything. The only time afterward where I'll edit something is if I made a technical mistake. These companies have no control over my opinions.  The various products from Mfish. The Power Source: MFish Etank 240 Power Station This is the MFish Etank power station. It is capable of doing 240 watts maximum over 4 USB-C ports combined.  The Etank Power Station from Mfish. The first port is capable of a 140 watts maximum output. I don't have anything remotely that much power draw, but I'd...

The MFish Etank power station is a desktop charging solution that caught my eye due to its unique aesthetic and specifications. It combines standard AC outlets with USB-C power delivery, aiming to be a central hub for charging power on a desk.  The Etank power station by MFish features a distinct industrial design. I also have a live stream unboxing that I did before making the edited video. MFish sent me this device to try out and make a video on based on my collaboration terms. This means they had no say in the contents of the video and were not allowed to preview it before publication. The AC outlets. Check out the Etank power station through my links:  Amazon ebay   Aliexpress   Newegg As an affiliate of these shops, I earn from qualifying purchases! Usually anything within 24 hours of the initial visit. It does not have to be the product I linked. You can also see the power station and other products they offer directly through the Mfish website:  https://www.imfish.com/   You ca...

This is a follow-up to my original video and article on the Pano-Mounts phase change thermal material. After I shared my feedback on the installation process, the company sent me a new, revised version of their thermal pads designed to be easier to work with. So, in this article, I'm going to walk you through my experience with this new version, from cleanup of the old material to the final installation. If you want more context, check out the original video on YouTube and article on this website .  Here is part of their e-mail message about the revised kit:  "I hope this email finds you well. We have upgraded the Phase change thermal pad based on your previous feedback regarding its difficulty in peeling off. The upgraded product has now arrived at our Amazon warehouse, and we have shipped a new unit to you. This version is designed to be easier to peel and more user-friendly. Please note that due to the hot weather, we recommend refrigerating it for two hours upon receipt b...