How good are cheap airbrushes from Amazon? - Massive test

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

If you want to check out the Squidmar Airbrush you can find it here: Limited edition Squidmar Evolution 2024 Black (2000 copies available): harder-airbrush.net/products/copy-of-evolution-squidmar-2024-2in1?sca_ref=4445841.N2Xdu4mHZE Squidmar Evolution 2024 Chrome: harder-airbrush.net/products/evolution-squidmar-2024-2in1?sca_ref=4445841.N2Xdu4mHZE

[@HairyStuntWaffle]

in the UK the Neo is discounted to cheaper than the Pistole but is normally more. which is _better_?

[@Sep141]

@@HairyStuntWaffle Get the Neo

[@BailiwickVideos]

Where is infinity!?!?! 😂😂😂

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

@@BailiwickVideos I'm so sorry it's taking time. But the wait will be worth it

[@Banshun]

I splashed out in the Black edition this year. It's an amazing brush. Even for priming I don't use cheap Chinese brushes. In the end they are just a nightmare waiting to happen. My main detail brush now is the H&S Squidmar Black edition and my workhorse brush for priming or terrain is the Iwata Eclipse HP-CS. Both solid and reliable.

[@bluenine85]

it's funny how the parallels run, but I worked in the gun industry here in Canada for 10 years, and one thing I learned is always strip & clean a new cheap "gun" before you use it. The number of times I've found metal filings, caked on grease, etc from factories was always high but cleaning it before use always reduces the headaches.

[@AAWOLFE-zc6ly]

yup, and polish that needle, even iwata needles need polishing...

[@Deletirium]

Canada still has a gun industry? Single shot 22's, I assume? Not mocking, genuinely curious. I knew when I was growing up that they had access to a reasonable selection, but I kept hearing from a few Newfie friends that Castro and his predecessors have been regulating anything useful out of existence...

[@bluenine85]

@@Deletirium I left in 2020 right as the government started going ban happy, but at the point I was working we sold a mountain of AR15 platforms, high end precision stuff, and a lot of pistols from everyone from HiPoint to Korth. I actually helped Nighthawk Custom name one of their 1911 pistols (the Kestrel) lol

[@tommasocarrara2984]

​@@Deletirium so right, how is a civilized country supposed to thrive without guns????

[@LesTrois-tinettes-be4cn]

@@Deletirium they have banned blackrifle coffe cause they were thinking it was a rifle company,they start talking about banning all semi-auto rifle, your weapon at your house need to be in one locked safe,the ammo in a other safe they almost ask us to put the key up our ass so we cant find them easy. and now they ask us to put our car keys near the door so the theft can have it easy and not arm us,we cant defend our self in the house so if someone break in my house im fuck specialy cause im a vet,and have fighted in amateur mma league if i knock some one out it's considered armed assault.canada is a fucking joke

[@jorgemontero6384]

For cheap equipment the bad reviews are always about unreliable manufacturing: Buy 10, and a few might work well, others will be a catastrophe.

[@TheHipHopapotimus]

Yes, this.

[@henriksorensen82]

I give Lukas 6⭐ stars out of 5⭐ for that outro

[@CaimanAlphaFoxtrotMike]

why no tell his name lukas he very funny!

[@F4xP4s]

If an airbrush sucks, you are holding it the wrong way around!

[@star_wars_miniatures]

@@F4xP4s 😂😂

[@randomnickify]

I'm holding it right way around and it still blows.

[@leonverdonschot3727]

😂😂😂

[@Grimm.Wraven]

Well played sir, well played

[@donaldhavasy2356]

Hahahaha

[@TrepidDestiny]

Oh hey, Squidmar team, I have a video idea for you: How to improve the performance of a cheap (or even expensive) airbrush. I personally use teflon tape or bee's wax on threaded seals, but my personal "life hack" is automotive polish for the needles. You have to be extra cautious, as you can damage the tip if you're too aggressive, but I use this product called "Eagle One Nevr-Dull". It is a chemical and physical abrasive pad meant for polishing car parts, but It works FANTASTICALLY on rough airbrush needles. I have also used it to polish the inside of roughly machined paint cups.

[@DeathInTheSnow]

I had a similar problem when trying to buy a paint shaker. Every website is now flooded with shitty drop-shipped rubbish with stolen photos, and not even "verified" sellers can be trusted on places like Amazon or Etsy any more. Fortunately for me, I had a brainwave. So now I mix my paint with a "shaker" that I had already bought for a different reason from *_Lovehoney._*

[@lyserg1k]

Sexy time paint mixer!

[@MK_2023.]

I just noticed the weird sitting forward movement you both do at the start of most of your videos, and now I can't unsee it.

[@zazen69]

Is Andy ever going to show some painting techniques? Definitely looking forward to it.

[@Sep141]

on his channel there are plenty.

[@zazen69]

@@Sep141 Obviously, but why have such a great mini painter on this channel and not have him paint something?

[@cturner8584]

Have never painted anything except walls and the boat while I was in the navy, have never played any miniature game (though I've played MTG for years so I have been around it) but I have recently been binge watching you guys. All videos are well shot/edited and interesting/funny. So just wanted to say great videos!

[@angelas9696]

I also realized pretty early on that the "portable" airbrushes get so warm at a certain point of use your paint just dries in the airbrush. They are great for the first 3 minutes, so very quick paintjobs, main layers, then it needs like an hour cooldown. I'm on the fence about them. They're handy for that "I only can paint one mini today and I just lay down the baselayer" but if you really want to grind them out, they s*ck.

[@VanillaMexican25]

Oh my God , I was just looking at cheap airbrushes and videos on them like a day ago. This is perfecr

[@OurCognitiveSurplus]

Those tufts are one star

[@Chauc3r]

when you do these type of comparisons, if you paint the mini's all the same, it'll be easier to compare the differences at the end to something that is painted with a higher quality airbrush.

[@uriance88]

Given that the big issue with many of the cheaper airbrushes is quality control, maybe for the next video like this, order more than one of each and try each of them . . .

[@spejic1]

Totally agree. A big issue with cheap anything is lack of quality control, and it's very easy for the original reviewer to get a bad one and you a good one (or vice versa) so you can't say the original reviewer was lying or mistaken in their views.

[@direpants4667]

I've had an HB040 for years and its been a solid airbrush for me. even though I have several H&S airbrushes I still use this one too

[@chrisr3570]

I picked one up that's very similar to the last one from Temu for about £2, tested a couple of times and works OK so far. Very pleased this can be an introduction airbrush

[@claeswikberg8958]

thank you Lucas!

[@jamesjames6206]

Great video, but what song did you use during 4:18?

[@kellyjean4981]

First time seeing your channel. Informative and entertaining

[@Jaberwalkie]

Question from a beginner that has only painted 28mm models how do you support your unbased large models for painting. I have tried hot glue, tacky putty, and apca glue to try and hold them in place to no success. I have resigned myself to just holding the model in working on, but the repeated handling it rubbing the paint off leading to constant touch ups. Any advice would be welcome. Thank you in advance

[@michaelsavoie463]

Hi!! Do you use a Spraybooth station when you airbrush?? never seen one in your video?! Thanks!

[@CryPlz]

Great video, one I didn't even know I wanted :D

[@GoufinAround_]

Just buy from Gaahleri. Their mobius line is incredible. The 0.3mm nozzle mobius is $65 on their website and it absolutely blows the badger patriot 105 and harder & steenbeck ultra that I've had in the past out of the water. There is no comparison in performance in my experience. If you don't want to spend $65, the ghad-39 is my "junk" airbrush and is comparable to the patriot 105 I had

[@Katnook4440]

Would love to see a cheap airbrush compressor review

[@nostalgiahobbies]

I use the Sparmax sp-35c and have done for a few years now. No issues and it works pretty well..I recommend it to anyone who asks about a decent starter airbrush. And if you shop around you can find it for around £50.

[@TimeStampDude]

As informative and funny as ever. Thanks for slogging through the KZbin trenches to provide this great content. 😂 appreciate y’all.

[@Fox01313]

Grabbed one of the gocheer airbrush kits that's a bit hopefully better than these but still not expecting much from a

[@AxelFridholm]

Awesome! I am looking to buy a airbrush, do u have any recomendations

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Depends on budget, but harder and Stenbeck ultra 2024 is a good option

[@Sep141]

GHAD-39, Master G233, NEOECO SJ83 for under 40 starter airbrushes that you can learn on without worrying about wrecking them. pair that with a timber tech ABPST08 and upgrade to a H&S once you know how to use an airbrush

[@AxelFridholm]

@@Sep141thanks i Will check those

[@Donbro]

@@AxelFridholm the neoeco is actually kind of a sleeper

[@slanahesh]

I actually have that first one Andy tested but under a differently brand name. I didn't pay for it though, i got with an amazon gift card from work. I use it to zenithal and basecoat my minis. Used it on about 50 minis so far.

[@mikewicked.x]

That first one is good for spraying oils or enamels outside, if you aren't able to spray those indoors.

[@shinkage6949]

Now you should make a video about decent compact airbrushes like the autolock one that stops airflow automatically, 50 euros, got it from three years from Ali and still rocking, made a whole master grade gunpla with that, no issues at all, just made some pauses to avoid overheating but still you can enjoy 30-40 mins of airbrushing in the heat of summer without issues

[@RuthlessMojo]

Honestly I’ve only ever purchased cheap airbrushes because I simply don’t have $200 to drop on an airbrush. All of the airbrushes I’ve ordered have worked fine. I’ve even purchased the portable airbrushes. I simply use an air hose with them so I don’t have to hold the compressor. My advice would be to shop around, read the reviews and hop on KZbin to see what other creators think. I purchased an accessory and cleaning pack for my airbrushes. Comes with different size needles, nozzles and cleaning accessories. Great for fixing any issue you may have.

[@MariaOrtelloMeri63]

When you will continue the massive mordheim/shadespire gaming table?? It was amazing

[@rthj6446]

Yea. I have one of those soda can compressors. And I have given up and will be looking to get a proper compressor.

[@ViktorPalosi]

I've went the usual routr of picking up a couple of cheap airbrushes at my local hobby store. They work okay for priming I guess. Then I bought a badger and now can suddenly airbrush my models! Don't waste your money, buy a name brand, take care of it and it will be take care of the rest.

[@Garciaa__]

What sort of aire compresor did you use?

[@alastairplatt3672]

would the h&s air bushes work on the handheld compressors..?

[@Sep141]

please dont. there are better options at most price points for compressors.

[@TrepidDestiny]

I say this every time I watch an airbrush video. My Iwata Revolution: 5 minutes of painting for 1 hour of troubleshooting I hate it. My Harbor Freight $25 airbrush? The unstoppable machine that keeps painting. My Master brand compressor and tank? Absolutely fantastic My Master brand airbrushes? Paperweights. Absolutely unusable. I can not stress how great my Harbor Freight airbrush has been. Same needle/nozzle size my expensive Iwata, and yet I barely have to service it. I think in the 2 years I've had it, I had to do a full tear down troubleshoot of it twice. If you live in the US and can go to Harbor Freight, get the Avanti 0.3mm airbrush.

[@witeshade]

Are you able to get parts for it? What happens if you bend the needle or blow out the tip of the nozzle?

[@TrepidDestiny]

@@witeshade You know, I never really thought about that. I can't find any parts for it on HF's website, but a servicing kit for a Master airbrush is about $15, so just replacing the whole airbrush isn't that much more expensive (though I admit that is certainly not ideal). Also, according to reddit, the source of super accurate and not at all ever wrong information, says that any generic 0.3mm needle you find on amazon should work.

[@pancakemogul]

Hey, Emil, hook a Scandi brother up with the link for that $10 Golden Boy. I'll get around the cleaning issue by buying volume.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

I tried finding the link again but the one we purchased from was removed

[@pancakemogul]

@@SquidmarMiniatures Aw. Thanks for trying though, and for the video.

[@MakeEmRageQuit]

I actually bought the second airbrush just for a cheap priming/base coating air brush, and it worked really well. that it until I did a deep clean and lost the O-ring. now it's a paper weight.

[@grynchdk]

Hey, Which airbrush would you (and the comment section) recommend to a miniature painter who already used a no name airbrush for OSL and priming, and want to move on to the next step. Should I go for the 2024 Ultra or pay a bit more and get the Evolution 2in1? already ordered the a186 compressor you recommended. was using a no name no tank, no regulator before.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

I'd probably go for an evolution 2024 with a 0.44 needle if you're mostly painting armies. The big needle is sooo good, you only need the smaller one if you do a lot of detail work

[@grynchdk]

@@SquidmarMiniatures i just ordered the Evolution, thanks for the fast reply, went with the 2in1, because i couldn't find one with only the 0.45. hope i won't regret skipping the beginner brush.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

@@grynchdk We've got it on our current campaign site, thats the only place to get the squidmar version of it! :) best of luck with the airbrush i think it will be amazing for you!

[@Don-e]

How about comparing those handheld compressors with a good airbrush? Use a hose to connect it to a h&s? Good for travel maybe?

[@alexblanchard4433]

What compressor would you recommend for a newbie?

[@Sep141]

timbertech ABPST08. 90 bucks but the only one you'll ever need.

[@ex0ne]

I have that Sparmax HB-040, paid $60 for it a few years ago. It has been leaps and bounds better than the cheap $15 China airbrush I used before

[@Aisikle]

Lukas at the end hahahaha

[@jacobtaylor9879]

I LOVE my Cheap Shitty Airbrush £16, for base tones , easy blends and varnishing. Lasts me a year and then i buy a new one 😅

[@matthiaszapf1171]

i have the yellow one in black. it was my first airbrush, it still works fine. and i made 1 or 2 kits with it ( iam doing gunpla not gw stuff) and iam still using it for priming or for varnish, i have some harder&steenbeck too. they are worlds apart. but still a great airbrush as an entrygrade

[@MariaOrtelloMeri63]

Video idea: It would be fun if you two make a video reacting to the ufficial warhammer tutorial on yt, only for knowing your opinion My english isnt perfect

[@charleyedwards2121]

fricken love you dudes

[@crustman5982]

Great timing I was just considering getting one of these 20$ ones lol

[@nyandyn]

I ordered modeling alligator clips for four eurobucks on Ali and they accidentally sent me one of those cheap airbrushes. Didn't bother complaining so now I have one for priming, varnishing and other dirty work.

[@Amybnuy]

wish you tested kits with pumps

[@dagingee]

As you have quite alot of experience with airbrushes, would be cool to see you review the couple of airbrushes Biltema has. I have them myself, but I don't have enough experience with them to properly judge them :P Currently saving up to buy a better quality airbrush system.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

It's the same as other wish airbrushes. It's one of my least favorites of the cheap ones

[@HQDungeons]

Before I bought an H&S with a compressor, I first tested whether an airbrush was for me. The airbrush with the compressor directly on the gun was already practical for priming work. Only the cleaning was not really easy, I noticed the difference with the H&S which is much easier to clean. But the most important reason for changing was the possibility of getting spare parts should something need replacing. --------- you never actually use personal protection, in the videos you rarely see an extraction system or even masks. it scares me a little how you can do it so carelessly because the aerosols are quite dangerous in the long run.

[@Astartesparty]

Squidmar can you please put a paint sheet on your website , doesn’t have to be all the paints I get it’s hundreds but for the main basic colors maybe pick 25 paints you specifically recommends example (blacks and whites and greys) as they’re the most important an the staple colors (blues , reds , greens ) it just would be super helpful or if you want to place an entire list I’d be thrilled :p certain brands are just better for certain things like I prefer citadel reds but I like vallejos blacks an whites an cremes better an use ak for ivory white , an then prefer Vallejo air colors

[@carlstanford7607]

It’s Andy!

[@Donbro]

so..my thing is there has got to be a higher end one of these portable compressors that come with a decent brush, we never see those.

[@tearable20s95]

For those in the US a cheap airbrush that works solid is the one from harbor freight

[@LemurKrazy]

Sparmax are fine. Good entry level brand. Iwata Neo is made by Sparmax for Iwata.

[@jefff3023]

Major criticism of these kinds of videos you do: you keep picking products that have only one or two reviews. Their should be a criteria. Like 'needs at least _____ amount of reviews to be considered". Otherwise, these kind of videos feel rather pointless.

[@maxxon99]

Airbrush design is not complex. The precision manufacturing to make one that really works is.

[@Bpboshoff]

Best thing I ever did was giving my portable to my wife to decorate cakes and I got a H&S evolution with a 24L silent compressor.

[@steveohellno]

Honestly looking at these portable air brush is a hassle

[@TheHipHopapotimus]

I bought two $60+ airbrushes and they worked “okay”… for a while. Then I had issues with flow and parts and cleaning was difficult as they didn’t reassemble well. I could have put that towards an iwata that would have produced better results and kept working: less expensive in the long run to buy quality. Reinforced the notion of “only the rich can afford to buy cheap”.

[@ricci8497]

I'm kind of curious with the airbrushes that come with the compressor like the first one did it clearly is separate soo as a airbrush if it was connected to a more standard compressor via a lead do any of them perform better.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Probably yes

[@ElEnanoAr]

No cookies for Lukas this week..

[@ironreed2654]

I think were do for an educational video, I've had my fill of stuff from Temu. I do appreciate offering better alternatives.

[@kingjpeg]

My cult of paint airbrush is a finicky git and feels like more hassle than some cheaper brushes as if it isn't cleaned to perfection then it doesn't like working 😂

[@totallycarbon2106]

The regular H&S airbrushes are much nicer than the modified cult of paint ones - you pay way too much for hobby white labelling. I'm very suspect of Cult of Paint / Artist Opus (same company btw, also connected to element games) branding whenever I see it - their sable hair brushes are good but way overpriced.

[@MOBhammer40k]

I'll never trade in my Iwata Eclipse!!! Though I may your guy's at some point....

[@Beatstinger]

I just gave up on airbrushes. From crappy no name to my latest Iwata. They just clog non-stop with "airbrush ready" paints and nothing comes out, even after cleaning them.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Airbrush ready can be... Very varying. I still recommend thinning it a bit. Also maybe try increasing the pressure

[@richardrussell7082]

Comparing that 'Sparmax' to the pics on the official Sparmax site, it looks like a potential clone.

[@thirdeyeblinking3173]

I like how your website a dropdown for currency and then everything is just listed in euros anyway

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Advanced haxx

[@Auriorium]

What about the airbrushes from Green Stuff World? Want to know if they are good as a start.

[@Fuzzycat16]

I will never be a fan of those built in compressors. Nothing beats an actual compressor.

[@ZarliWin]

i got a cheap airbrush from amazon. and well... it worked... for a short time, but i had to disassemble and clean it every 5 minutes. eventually, i got frustrated and bought an ultra.

[@dakotaclarke1817]

Wait, you are supposed to be able to use airbrush paints right out of the pot in airbrushes?? Looks like I need to invest in a good airbrush lmao

[@IanSharpeCork]

Vallejo air paints are already thinned

[@dakotaclarke1817]

@@IanSharpeCork thanks for the tip, I tried to get into airbrushing but for some reason I had great difficulty finding any concrete tips and tricks to make it easier. Thankfully I was smart and bought a cheap one to start out, but videos like this have been a good learning experience since I started looking to upgrade.

[@Sep141]

@@dakotaclarke1817 you should always put a drop or two of thinner in the pot first regardless of what paint you use

[@argoth231]

Majority of paints need a drop or 2 of thinner. Even if it says ab ready. *alclad and sms paints are already thinned properly

[@christopherheintz2634]

​@@argoth231 those are also both lacquer solvent based, vs water based which are a bit trickier to spray. Especially for new user.

[@noops9220]

Was this a video a scam just to get Andy Wardle to paint a bunch of minis for you? 😂

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Haha yasss

[@Namehack]

You should just review the compressors with your regular airbrushes.

[@cheeserdane]

Can i just rig up my nail gun compressor? I want a airbrush but don't want to buy another tool i technically already own.

[@Hurtone]

Andy

[@AndrewBrittain-sy9nm]

I get the fun of rating the worst reviewed airbrushes, but how about also throwing in some reviews for the highly reviewed cheaper airbrushes/airbrush kits. For example there are a number of kits on UK amazon with airbrush and compressor for around the £50-£70 that have hundreds of reviews and average 4+ stars. Would be really helpful to have a review of that type of product that people are actually more likely to buy, rather than super cheap crappy reviewed products that people will probably avoid anyway.

[@carlstanford7607]

All these cheap all in one airbrush compressors break and some of the airbrush themselves also break. They are cheap. You get what you pay for

[@Jawsofhana]

Dere har vel også Biltema og Jula. De har veldig bra Airbrusher til et par hundrelapper.

[@guts8909]

0:45 Oh so Thats you do it. I allway thought you use a vape

[@Nooneslama]

glad Lucas airbrush broke down :D

[@jandukanocraft]

I bought the red airbrush and it sucks. I could use it just once and it was horrible. After that stopped working at all… I ended up just throwing it in the bin.

[@AcoylteKraven82]

I like how good a airbrush works and the paint jobs that come from it when in the hands of someone that knows what they are doing!?! But that is NOT me! Unfortunately!!! Actually, airbrushing annoys the hell out of me! I’ve bought 4 different kinds of airbrush’s. At different price points. But all with either good reviews or great reviews! And they never last longer than a few minutes of painting!?! And for everything you can say, I’ve already tried it or looked and NO to all!!! I just don’t get it!?! But I’ve also given up trying to figure it out! Maybe someday I might try again……. but only if I hear someone suggesting something I’ve never heard/tried before?!? Which I doubt!

[@star_wars_miniatures]

Andy’s arms 💪🏻💪🏻

[@MyNameIsBee]

the amount of smoke effect you guys use now has to be satire I can't take it seriously

[@chaley2935]

Love the video but I can't buy your airbrush as I already bought it a few weeks ago 😁

[@benmiles00]

I revisited this video after watching the most recent Squidlybits video and discussing airbrushes. The Harder & Steenbeck Ultra 2024 retails for an average of $300 in Australia. That's far too expensive for me. Especially given I'd have to buy a compressor as well - which is usually around $200 for a crap one. Has anyone tried the Metro Hobbies basics dual action AB for $99? I tried FOUR airbrush kits sold recently at ALDI and they were all defective. No surprises form ALDI though. Their stuff is always garbage. Refunded without any argument.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Hey man, of you want a cheap airbrush I'd go for iwata neo, h&s ultra or sparmax. Put of the no name ones, the yellow one used in this video is actually decent. It just sucks to clean it.

[@Almindale]

Hey mate. You can buy a 2024 ultra from art Republic for $175, which is where I bought my first ultra meant years ago so I can recommend them. The $200 investment is a good purchase too, I've had mine for 10 years and it's running strong. It's just the one from metro hobbies. Good luck mate ❤

[@benmiles00]

@@Almindale Thanks mate. That's helpful having someone local getting back to me. It's probably still a bit pricey for me right now unfortunately. Lotta bills to pay, including the $175 for my DJ Controller repair. But that is a great price for such a decent AB. Thanks! 👍

[@benmiles00]

@@Almindale May I ask what compressor you have? That's been the other pricey outlay that's put me off, I must admit.

[@Almindale]

​@@benmiles00I bought the $200 metro hobbies one for $160 10 years ago 😅

[@mrjinglesdice2368]

poop, missed on your guys custom brush

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

It's still available

[@mrjinglesdice2368]

@@SquidmarMiniatures American site says sold old

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

@@mrjinglesdice2368 man there should be about 100 left on the site of the evolution Ltd edition

[@mrjinglesdice2368]

@SquidmarMiniatures really wish I could share a screenshot. It does say less than 100 left, but i go to buy and it comes up sold out and won't even let me cart it.

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

@@mrjinglesdice2368 send me an email on our website. I'm on vacation now but I'll look into it in a week or so

[@Rich-in6ds]

You didn't just order cheap airbrushes, you ordered the worst reviewed ones. Shocking that you didn't think they were good and concluded everyone should buy from your sponsor...

[@Scrobbles]

Don’t you normally use airbrushes to actually paint the model, do detailing, as well as brushes, obviously, but if you are just spraying the whole thing, does it matter what an airbrush does? May as well review spray paint

[@Oreo_cakester]

Who's the baldy??

[@cammie9766]

is funny how i spent money on at least 3 of these airbrushes hahahahahaha :(

[@SquidmarMiniatures]

Rip 😭

[@facenameple4604]

Why not review the compressors when paired with good airbrushes?

[@NinjaTenK]

Do the same for good reviewed ones

[@samv.l.5819]

Can we pls have some other type of videos, as much as I like your content I feel like it's sometimes a copy paste of some other videos you made. I mean the reviewing videos and all of that stuff, I mean no hate tho