In this video, Mrwhosetheboss sets a budget of $5,000 to purchase and test the smallest technology products available on the internet, specifically from sites like wish
In this video, Mrwhosetheboss sets a budget of $5,000 to purchase and test the smallest technology products available on the internet, specifically from sites like wish
.com. He categorizes these items from "small" to "tiny" to "miniature."
Key Tech Items Tested
Mini Smartphones: A variety of devices were purchased. Some performed surp
risingly well, such as the luxury mini phone [09:46], while others felt like cheap, non-functional clones. One notable device was a functional 3G mini phone [13:30] tha
t offered a unique, if cramped, experience.
Mini Laptop: A device resembling a miniature MacBook [06:03]. While not fast, it featured a functional Windows operating sys
tem and a surprisingly well-engineered trackpad [06:25].
Mini Fridge: Tested by storing a cup of tea [04:55]. After approximately four hours, the internal temperature d
ropped to 18°C, which was 2°C below room temperature [20:52].
Mini Vacuum: A surprisingly functional tool capable of cleaning flour off a table [05:33].
Mini Projector:
Capable of displaying video from a Nintendo Switch [08:05], though it lacked high resolution or brightness [08:11].
Mini Gaming Console (Pocket Sprite): An incredibly
small, functional game console that evoked nostalgia [18:54].
Miniatures: Non-functional, highly detailed plastic models including a PS5 [19:38], iPad Pro, and iPhone 1
2 Pro Max [20:02].
Miscellaneous: Other items tested included a bladeless neck fan [07:14], several "mini" mice [15:15], a tiny 1080p camera [17:18], a mini drone [18:0
6], and a miniature TV [16:09].
Summary of Findings
The video highlights the surprising contrast between the bold claims made by these budget products and their actual
performance. While some items proved to be novel or occasionally functional, many others were poor quality, toy-like, or effectively scams.
Performance Comparison Table
(Select Items)
Item Functionality Verdict
Mini Fridge Cooling Slow/Minor effect [20:52]
Mini Vacuum Cleaning Surprising [05:47]
Mini Laptop Computing Novel [06:19]
Min
i Drone Flight Control possible [18:11]
Miniature PS5 None (Display) High quality [19:53]
The host concludes that while the "miniature" category mostly consists of non-
functional collectables, the "small" category occasionally offers interesting, usable technology, despite the compromises necessitated by the reduced size.
The video al
so includes a sponsored segment for SurfsharkVPN [21:03], focusing on online privacy and content access.
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