I bought every MacBook Ever.

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Published 2023-04-22
Well there's $30,000 we're never getting back 😅 If we can ACTUALLY beat Apple in Subscribers, I will build the largest, most powerful iPhone in the world...myself 😳

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All Comments (21)
  • OK here's a deal - the day we overtake Apple in subscribers (they're on 16.9M), I will personally build the most powerful iPhone in the World....myself. 😎
  • @hardlinebdg
    The audacity to call the customer service is hillarious
  • @heyspookyboogie644
    The light up logo was actually SUPER useful for when your display didn’t light up for some reason, you could shine a light through the logo to see whether it was the display being off or the backlight.
  • @JaredConnell
    18:13 the logo lighting isn't a waste of battery, it uses the cold cathode florescent back lights of the screen to light the apple logo. So there isn't any extra power being used to light it. Thats why OLED screens don't have that feature anymore.
  • @Cactoos
    Im actually impressed that customer service knew what this machine was and when it was produced, nice
  • @heyspookyboogie644
    I never understood where people got the idea that the light up logo wastes battery. If anything it’s more efficient or neutral. It’s just the normal backlight for the screen, it’s not a separate light. That’s why it can create a hotspot in the screen in some lighting. Because you’re literally looking through the display.
  • @astrospeedcuber
    I've been using a 2015 Macbook for practically all my life (as a teen), and never realised both how far the device has come, and how much more powerful and featureful it has become since the past few years. This is genuinely incredible.
  • @watchingworm
    The light-up logo was lit by the backlight of the LCD display, so they actually didn't use any extra battery. That's also why there could be a hotspot on the middle of the display: the sun could shine through it lighting up that spot. In my experience this only happened with direct sunlight shining on the logo.
  • @shreeney10
    The lengths this man goes to giving us content is absolutely legendary. Hats off.
  • @mally330
    Incredible vodeo! Baffles me how dedicated you were in your task of buying and figuring out and presenting every single macbook ever while being so entertaining as well. LOVED IT!!
  • @JonnMcLoed-vo3fe
    Superb video yet again , I love the nostalgia and reminds me of things and people not here anymore…well done and thanks
  • @Aphrx
    18:50 The light isn't actually a separate source, it's just the back light from the display, which is also why the brightness changes based on your display brightness, so it didn't use up extra battery power
  • @bingchiIIing
    The fact that he's doing this high quality content for a long time and still not getting bored or reducing the quality says a lot about his passion.
  • @dietitiandaddy
    2016 Touchbar Pro User here. Replaced the screen and battery on it, planning to get 10 yrs out of it before replacing.
  • Hey Mr.whosetheboss! I love ur videos! I really enjoy them and ur humour takes my mind of difficult things! Keep going forward. Can u also pls do I bought every IPad ever! I would love that! Thanks for putting so much of hardwork into making these videos.
  • @tala.186
    The fact that he's been doing high-quality content for a long time and still hasn't gotten bored or reduced the quality speaks volumes about his passion
  • @Jezee213
    You have to admit, Jobs was a master at hype and selling a product. I miss that.
  • @mamaharumi
    12:30 I had one of those, and it is still the best-looking laptop I've ever had. I loved it so much. Used it for many years.