21 New Gadgets And Inventions ( 2025 ) You Can Buy Now

[@mariusenigma1783]

Wellcome universal social score ;) TY

[@aepoc66]

"designed to elevate stress" 😂 @13:56 I know what they MEAN... but.... lol

[@ShawnMenchaca]

I want the Mix 2!... but im not paying $130 😆

[@lairdie]

The Amazon Palm Scanner is just another way to be monitored, Where you are, What you are doing and Where your spending your money.. Got rid of Alexa as you never know who can listen to you or has access to your daily recordings. Had a conversation about mountain bikes and low and behold had an Email from Amazon next day for a Mountain Bike saying "We think you might like this"... Coincidence? i think not...

[@knallharterhund8929]

Smart move .....

[@longlost8424]

just more "yard sale" inventory for 2028......

[@mazinhashim4747]

Thank you

[@aneikei]

AirGO @9:48 won't repair the hole that caused the flat. So why market as some saving grace in such an event?

[@GaryAnderson-g1c]

plus its a kickstarter !!! its not even for sale

[@AlexandrosIacovides]

I've been following you for years! Still TOP job on your videos!! You should have millions of Subs for sure~ I'm subscribing with 3 channels. ( I know drop in the ocean but) you are so great! Thank you~

[@blvckdvwn5835]

All I hear is a bunch of give the internet access to your biometrical identity. 😒Or help A. I in creating a perfect profile to study, mimic and eventually replace humanity 😒

[@striderman-]

1984 ruined cool useful technologies

[@beforethebigbang892]

I dont mind if it would mke my life convinient im nobody anyway

[@JD-qo9wk]

​@beforethebigbang892 this is a very common misunderstanding. It doesn't matter who you are or how interesting you think you may or may not be, everyone should be concerned. my own father said something similar the other day and ive heard it hundreds of times over the years. The importance of maintaining your privacy isn't exclusive to interesting/important people or "hiding criminal activities". Firstly, it protects you from identity theft and financial fraud which is a lot more common than you could imagine. You can easily be financially ruined from your personal info being available. Its so prevalent these days that you can buy full identities of people for as little as $2-$4 online or combined with credit card details for $5-$10 on average. Maintaining privacy also prevents you from being exposed to various types of discrimination, for example your insurance rates and job opportunities. Let's say your search history is sold to health insurance providers and they see you've been googling various ailments you may have like "remedies for sore back", "does X mean I have cancer?", etc. This would cause your rates to increase. Similarly for car insurance - let's say they get your location/gps data and they see that youve frequently been accelerating quickly, braking hard, exceeding speed limits, etc. this will also lead to much higher costs for you. Another example is market manipulation in regards to your online buying habits. Airlines and ecommerce companies are interested in your browsing habits too. You may have even noticed this happening to you. If you search for flights to a specific place to start planning your trip, and then you go back a couple hours later to go ahead and purchase those tickets - you see that prices have gone up specifically for the flight you were looking at earlier. The same goes for items you may have added to your basket, saved to wish list, etc. Since they've seen you've shown an interest in something, they know you have a higher chance of buying it even if the price goes up. There's thousands more examples but hopefully you can see why data privacy is incredibly important and will only become more and more important over time. Everyone should care about privacy.

[@Nagadyam]

Bro the alarm clock is Wilde 1984 tho

[@iamapigeyedtraitorthatisin1319]

Perhaps you should watch conspiracy theory documentaries instead.

[@cryptowire]

Love New Gadgets 📲

[@circostg]

Flying Cart can withstand 12MPS thats abit fast isnt it 432000 Mph WOW

[@_symmetry_]

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[@biglee4368]

1000%

[@marcustvchannel5885]

Amazing

[@CPT_IDOL]

THUMBNAIL CLICKBAIT!!!!!!

[@kicka11]

There is no such thing as very unique. It’s either unique or it’s not.

[@paulragland6152]

Oh hush stickler mcsticklepants

[@srgsrg8935]

Temu sponsored?

[@TroyQwert]

A ruller for $130+tax? Seriously?

[@GeenoDente]

A lot of these were quite underwhelming..

[@ScorpionKing-j7g]

What indian invented 😂

[@klavijatura5950]

too expensive for nothing...earbuds 100€???

[@novice024]

Buy nothing in 2025!

[@skyworthpiduan]

speaker

[@billyraybar]

Whole bunch of friggin advertisements

[@knallharterhund8929]

Yeah, I cannot remember the time, when I DID NOT Live-Stream preparing food ....... Next time I will live-stream taking a dump ...... 🙂 Seriously, who NEEDS THIS CRAP ?????

[@PINKFL0YD-s2h]

Junk

[@stefanoagati4218]

Voon soccer the most useless one

[@BigFunAgency]

“Mouses”. LOL! It’s MICE not mouses! Also, that charger mat is NOT a consumer product, at least not as you presented it. I can’t buy one and put it at the “pizza place” I might go to. THE BUSINESS needs to buy it… so why is it in this video?

[@khawarkhan7952]

It’s mice if it is an animal and mouses if electrical. Thankyou

[@BigFunAgency]

@ No, that’s not correct. 😂

[@khawarkhan9831]

​​@@BigFunAgency well, that is correct according to the scholars of english language and not correct according to a meme page/account

[@BigFunAgency]

@ It is not correct in any sense.