The 2017 Smartphone
Starter Kit #Helpful Post
hey
guys this is Austin 2017 has been an
interesting
year for smartphones gone
are
the days of having a headphone jack
on
every device screens been getting
bigger
while the bezels are shrinking
instead
of having a removable battery
you're
oftentimes getting something like
fast
charging or wireless charging but
if
you are picking up a flagship this
year
what do you actually need to get up
and
running the first thing you're
probably
going to want to have is a pair
of
wireless headphones and big shout out
the
Sennheiser for sponsoring this video
and
sitting over there HD 450s for me to
take
a look at what makes these really
interesting
is that not only are they
going
to be a wireless pair of
headphones
with bluetooth support but
you're
also getting active noise
cancellation
now in a pair of headphones
that
cost less than $200 this can
actually
be really helpful especially if
you
spend a lot of time on stuff like
trains
buses or planes
you
should also expect a good battery
life
anywhere between 20 to 25 hours
depending
on if you have active noise
cancellation
on and they also do fold up
if
you want to make them just a little
bit
more portable in addition to
bluetooth
4.0 they also have support for
app
decks which deliver even better
sounding
audio and of course since their
Sennheiser
you should expect quality oh
man
it is always such a trippy feeling
when
you put on the active noise
cancellation
like it just feels like the
whole
room just got super dead what is
that
I hear actually oh it's a plane I
couldn't
hear it because I had my
awesome
active noise cancellation
headphones
on it's crazy I actually
didn't
realize I had been listening to
these
on an iPhone before and they sound
good
actually being able to take
advantage
of app decks on something like
the
pixel there's actually a noticeable
difference
in audio quality it really
does
sound like I'm listening to a wired
pair
of headphones okay so before ken
has
to watch me dance anymore
this
isn't good these sound solid but
one
of the nice things is in addition to
being
wireless you actually do have the
option
of plugging in a standard
three-and-a-half
millimeter headphone
jack
or headphone cable cable to be fair
both
the iPhone and pixel do come with a
headphone
adapter in the box but the
issue
is is that if you want to plug the
headphones
in and also do something like
charge
your phone you can't do that at
the
same time until now companies have
started
making adapters that not only
allow
you to listen to your music but
also
charge your phone at the same time
so
let's start with the USBC adapter
which
special bear high temperature
sign
the superficial dent design
maintain
the best conjunction I mean you
do
need the best conjunction after all
oh
wow that's actually really terrible
Wow
first step will this catch our phone
on
fire
oh
man that's that's not a good fit if
we
plug it into the phone it is not
charging
okay so in theory you can pick
up
a USBC adapter that actually works
but
in this case confirmed garbage town
let's
try the iPhone now I do at least
like
the design at this one a little bit
more
so you can plug it into the phone
on
the top and then on one side you have
lightning
on the other you have a
headphone
jack plug it into the phone
okay
nothing's on fire yet good sign so
it
actually does show up as a USB 2.0
device
so this actually might just work
it
sounds about like a normal headphone
adapter
so you're not expecting any kind
like
hi fight DAC or anything but the
real
test is can we actually plug this
in
in it not catch on fire alright here
goes
nothing oh hey charging and the
light
is turned on hey guys this is
Austin
and welcome to using a smart
phone
in 2017 basically everything that
supports
a wireless charging these days
is
using the Qi standard now thankfully
this
has actually been around for a few
years
there are plenty of accessories to
choose
from so the first is really
straightforward
it's the power port Qi
10
from Anchor no one might not look too
impressive
what you're getting here is
something
that not only supports
standard
wireless charging but it also
supports
fast charging it's also super
thin
none
of the iPhone 8 and 10 support
wireless
charging something that this
could
work not only for these devices
but
also for other phones to support up
to
10 watts but the idea is we just drop
it
on and in theory it will start
searching
in theory charging will happen
oh
it helps when you plug the charger in
protest
drop the phone on and it
immediately
starts charging so with this
you
can prepare for the 2018 feature of
having
0 ports of any kind on your phone
there
are also some cool options like
the
mobile pal wireless charging bank so
the
idea here is that not only this a
portable
batteries that will charge your
phone
via qi wireless charging but you
can
also use qi to charge the battery
bank
means
theory
you could never plug this thing
in
Oh interesting it's not like can you
if
you want use USB to charge it you
also
can use a lightning cable
that's
actually really unique I don't
think
I've ever seen that before so the
first
step is to see if we drop our
phone
on there we go
Amelie
starts wireless charging that's
actually
kind of cool one of the
problems
with carrying around a battery
bank
isn't you have to keep all the
cables
that becomes a mess but this this
is
pretty easy but if you have a
wireless
charging pad not only can we
drop
the charger on to start charging it
then
it will pass current up to the
phone
so essentially we have a chi
sandwich
this is cool though this is
really
cool I mean maybe not the most
practical
thing but I can actually
imagine
a scenario in which say you have
this
by your bed you leave the battery
on
it at all times you just drop your
phone
on top and when it comes time you
take
your phone but if you also want to
take
the battery take it to super simple
as
always links to everything I talked
about
including those dopes Anheuser
headphones
will be linked in the
description
I'm curious what you guys
put
in your smart phone starter kit let
me
know in the comments below and I will
catch
you in the next one
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