He does have links to the items that he gets money from referring you if you buy the item reviewed btw. You can tell from the way the link is.

@@wynngwynn but it’s no way as much money as brand deals

I can just see those glasses as part of every sailors off shore gear. Lol

I got the fridge fork based on his review, my wife eats olives out of the fridge like they're going out of style so it works out well

I just put in a comment, but I thought I’d reply directly to people who say they suffer from motion sickness. Try Sea Bands, available in pharmacies or on Amazon. I’ve used them on scuba diving trips for years, and they work like a charm!

Depending on how often she gets the sickness use Bonine. Take one the night before and one day of whenever doing something thst causes it.

Thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoy my videos.

Good call!

I just use a tablespoon when it comes to cheetos, chips and popcorn :)

I eat one at a time, always use the same two fingers. Rotate the Hot Cheetoh between fingers a few times, then eat and repeat. Once bag is gone you've maximized the Hot Cheetoh dust to finger ratio and can lick.

@@TakBonez I like the two finger rule. I think that’s fine if you’re just watching something on Netflix or KZfaq. But if you’re playing a game or messaging you have to avoid that hand’s two fingers from touching and getting everything greasy and cheese dusty

@@TakBonez lmaoo

I do the same!

Indeed. I can't even read for 10 minutes after getting in a car without motion sickness. I might get similar glasses and give them a try.

I just wish it would help against fear of heights, then I would wear them quite a lot :')

I just put in a comment, but I thought I’d reply directly to people who say they suffer from motion sickness. Try Sea Bands, available in pharmacies or on Amazon. I’ve used them on scuba diving trips for years, and they work like a charm!

I have a really weird experience. I used to get sick whenever I tried to read in a moving vehicle so I never did it but recently I tried reading in a moving car again and I didn't get sick at all. I guess you can get used to stuff eventually.

The way these glasses would work for me would be to make me feel so embarrassed that it would be impossible to feel anything else.

My thoughts exactly. Mail delivery or any other outdoor job where you need both hands. Or hiking. Or night photography.

A few weeks ago I noticed a mailman working late in my neighborhood delivering mail and he was wearing exactly such a beanie.

Seems kinda of pointless borderline stupid. I mean is it really that big of a problem that it needs a solution?

@@elementalist1984 yes it is. Nobody wants cheetos all over their hand

I tried Snactiv and it was a big fail for me. James only tested it with snacks in bowls. I think most people eat snacks out of the bag or box, which he didn't test. The big difference is unless it is a big bag you can't make a fist and put it in the bag/box without scraping the sides. So you instead make a flat hand (paper for rock, paper, scissors). With flat hand these barely stick out farther than your fingers. So unless you lift the bag to look carefully, and are very careful, your fingers will brush the sides or brush the snacks since you have to put your hand in so deep. Instead I use some cheap seven inch tweezers that I ordered online. The tweezers can be used without looking into the bag, unless you use fragile chips, and the fine tip doesn't collect much 'debris'. And picking it and putting it down is not a big deal.

@@elementalist1984 It's more like one of those products that if you are part of a demographic, makes all the sense in the world to buy into. I can think of three kinds of people who would want this. Gamers are probably the first type. It keeps your mouse/keyboard/controller clean from stains/grease. Related to the first - the second might be those who do a lot of work in front of their computer. Whether you are a student, office worker, or somebody who does a lot of editing work, people who are stuck in front of their computer hours at a time would benefit. Then there is the third type. People who hate messy eating. For these, it can be just be a mild annoyance, or full blown OCD who just can't deal with stuff on their hands. For these, this is also a solution. One of the great things about creating something isn't necessarily about a solution in search of a problem, but rather something that has wide applications that extend beyond a small group of people, and in my opinion, this is marketed brilliantly.

@@keithme6883 good points

unless those ali express ones were copies of the snactiv... its insane for 20 bucks when it is just a small plastic thing im pretty sure theres tons of items that have been funded that could have been created at home with a finicky, difficult, expensive device that most people dont have...

I just eat cheetos with chopsticks 🥢

He normally does

This just happened to be one of the reviews where He didn't do this. He'll usually even run through several different sized phones as well.

I agree if something doesn't work with a pop socket on you can't really put them on & off

@@seanrobbins7125 very cool! I didn't know. It would be nice if companies that manufacture accessories would take this into account as well.

Yes please

I'm sure the inventors never imagined that use, but you're thinking outside of the box on this one!

Im like you in that i tend to get very motion sick, but ive never really seen a need for these type of devices, in like being on a boat they are totally useless, and even driving in a car, well the solution ive found that always works and costs absolutely nothing, put the phone down roll the window just a tad so you have some air blowing past your face and watch the stuff moving outside, seems like a better option than playing a game on a phone for 20 minutes then hurling at the side of the road or plastering moms spaghetti down the side of the family truckster at 55 miles an hour

I agree with you, even though when I held my fingers as if with the device, it immediately hurt me. But I accept that’s just me, and others would really benefit. I’d try them out, but not at that price! One of the cheapies maybe.

Yes, I'm all the way back to Sept 6, 2018! Lol.

I just put in a comment, but I thought I’d reply directly to people who say they suffer from motion sickness. Try Sea Bands, available in pharmacies or on Amazon. I’ve used them on scuba diving trips for years, and they work like a charm!

I have the same product. Mine is called MusiCozy. Works really well!

I can almost always quell my motion sickness by closing my eyes and relaxing my posture. My body doesn't seem to care what the movement is as long as it isn't expecting something different. Ragdolling doesn't really work on rollercoasters though, or when you need to walk somewhere like on a cruise ship.

Chopsticks are cheaper. I can buy multiple chopsticks vs that contraption.

@@900Yugo I bought ten pairs of fiberglass chopsticks for $7. So much cheaper.

It seems like a great idea that is overpriced as heck, but i also dont like the idea of typing with it on, i get the whole it will keep your fingers clean for your keys, but i still think that you could end up with food dust or schmoo ending up on the keyboard just from the device bouncing around above the keys, especially on bigger keyboards with mechanical keys, for me i just would use a keyboard condom (those plastic sheets for keyboards) and just clean my fingers, though for me i would also probably end up getting the mouse all dirty.

I just put in a comment, but I thought I’d reply directly to people who say they suffer from motion sickness. Try Sea Bands, available in pharmacies or on Amazon. I’ve used them on scuba diving trips for years, and they work like a charm!

I just put in a comment, but I thought I’d reply directly to people who say they suffer from motion sickness. Try Sea Bands, available in pharmacies or on Amazon. I’ve used them on scuba diving trips for years, and they work like a charm!

@Stacia Rubinovich i tried those bands. Sadly didn't work for me 😦 Might work for some people 🙂

@@metern Sorry to hear it. Hope you found something that does .

The classes from the video did 😉

My friend had one in 2016 before they were common, although theirs had no light. Used to wear it at work and nobody noticed haha

@@jngobngo yeah, I've also come across them with without the light as well,.and always thought about getting one but figured the sound wouldn't be very good. This does give me more hope haha

They've been around for 10-15 years at least.

@@Pienimusta I know. That's why I said I always wondered if they were actually any good.

60Hz thats what TV's run at not 600Hz and the refresh rate of the TV has very little to do with the game causing you to feel sick, if that was the case you'd just about get sick watching TV for years because 60Hz has been the default standard for NTSC and even later digital compression and transmission systems, just because the TV can pump out 120Hz doesnt mean the signal its getting is, also i would check the Frames Per Second of the game before blaming the TV the game console probably isnt playing a smooth frame rate and your probably noticing that.

@zachary carlson Nope, its something with the refresh rates. we can play it on my Sons new 70" LED and its not an issue. And he has actually changed the video settings in his Xbox , it just ends up prolonging the inevitable though. Definitely something different about the Plasma vs the LED/LCD.