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The Best TINY Tech on the Internet!
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CEFR 레벨
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This is the tiniest tech that you'll
actually want to carry every day. So,
the goals are simple. We've had to find
gadgets that cover every possible
situation. Each one has to provide a
high-end experience, but in the most
compact way possible. If something needs
charging, it charges with USBC cuz it's
just easy. And everything is black or
silver cuz it looks stealthy AF. And
they were the only colors we could get
it all in. So, let's start small and
just keep getting smaller. Believe it or
not, every single thing on this table
will actually fit into this one tiny
sling bag. Beginning with something
that's typically pretty hard to reduce
in size,
water. This pocket flask from Labo Mono
is my absolute favorite right now cuz it
holds 250 mls of drink. It doesn't leak
in the slightest. If it did, we'd have a
bit of a problem right now. Thanks to
this valve that needs you to bite down
on it. And the more you drink,
the smaller it gets. folding up to
literally a quarter of its original
size.
But smaller still is our power bank.
This tiny thing here from Basus, I think
has to have the greatest [music]
size to output ratio of any compact
battery. So, the thing's barely bigger
than an AirPods case. It delivers 45 W
of power, which is just enough to also
be able to charge most thin and light
laptops. has a braided USBC cable built
in to do that with an extra port to
stick a second cable in. And it has a
10,000 mAh capacity, which might not
sound all that special. If you search on
Amazon for the best mini [music] power
bank, you'll almost definitely find one
with apparently similar specs and 1,000
glowing reviews like this. [music] Also,
supposedly 10,000 mAh. But they're kind
of lying to you. And to show you what I
mean, I drained two identical phones
completely flat and then plugged them
in. the left phone into our basus, the
right one into our Amazon power bank.
And both managed to get the phones to
exactly 55% after 20 minutes, which is
great. But while that process drained
the Amazon brick all the way till 56%
remaining, Basia still had 74. That's a
colossal difference, especially
considering the quoted capacities are
the same. So, we'll bag this. And don't
cheap out on your power banks because
[music] there are differences in the
quality of battery in terms of how much
energy they waste and even whether the
company is quoting the rated max
capacity or the typical usable capacity.
But it's the charger we found that I'd
say is really testing the limits of
compact engineering.
This thing [music] seriously blows my
mind cuz even like 2 years ago, I'd have
told you this is the best 3in-1 wireless
charger. It has your phone on top, your
earphones just behind there, and then
watches with this little sidearm. But
now look at this. The Cooksu X40 Turbo,
which I would say is genuinely less than
1/3 of the volume, still charges all
three things. And this is Chi 2.2
wireless charging. So 25 W of power
instead of 15. The only way something
like that's possible is to just not
waste a millimeter with [music] this
design. And everything we've tested from
Anker and Belulkin currently is still
just bulkier with no extra benefit. And
then to power the thing, the smallest 65
W brick in the world from Rolling
Square.
Just to give you an idea of how insane
that is, this is 65 W. This is the
latest 70 W charging brick from Apple.
Just like the wireless charger, this is
basically the theoretical limit with
current tech for how tiny you can go
while still being high performance. And
obviously that's with the absolutely
enormous UK plug on the end of it. The
US version is even tinier, although also
worse for reasons that are not up for
debate. And I'm pairing that with the
Nomad USBC [music] charge key. This tiny
key ring supports up to 240 W of power
and 10 Gbits per second data transfer.
[music] And the tips are magnetic, so
they snap together. I don't think there
is a tinier, more hassle-free way to
always make sure you have full speed
USBC with you. It's just dawning on me
how many more products we have to still
fit in here. Thank goodness they are
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