The CHEAPEST Screen Replacement Possible...

[@PhoneRepairGuru]

This is actually my first time doing this process from start to finish. Hoping to get really good at this and do some cool mods with it in the future! Refox FM-40 All-In-One Machine : bit.ly/4dxHWXD

[@monkcherry4497]

First

[@B5spaceman]

Why dont you try switching to android?

[@tpgYT2024_official]

Nah it's expensive cuz I'm don't buy in usd

[@Pragadeeshwaran.S]

I think it will be easy once you start getting used to it

[@priyansh2.00]

5th

[@manojsahu-hr9qe]

Apple taking notes (they will be serializing the glass too)

[@PhoneRepairGuru]

pls don't joke about this :/

[@manojsahu-hr9qe]

​@@PhoneRepairGuruOk I won't or will I (btw love your videos prg) ❤

[@techtechnicalgaming]

​@@manojsahu-hr9qeYou will

[@mastergaming99924]

Apple might do it by placing small chip containing the glass serial number on the frame of the glass and using some sort of nfc or contacts point to communicate with the motherboard. But the public could still desolder and resolder the chip onto the new glass though

[@marzy_music]

@@mastergaming99924 solder to glass right

[@emadhamidnaja]

We used to get training for this back in 2016 Screen refurbishing business is way bigger than we think

[@johnmolenaar3810]

@@da-vaz then dont watch nor command david

[@fndrone]

Makes sense for like a fold phone, I forgot which others cost a lot

[@surelyyeah]

@@fndronesamsung around 2016 had like really expensive screens man

[@omonighoprogressoghenetejiri]

​@@surelyyeahI highly doubt you could do this with Samsung back in the day Those curved screens are a big hindrance and it also what made them expensive

[@surelyyeah]

@@omonighoprogressoghenetejiri i was referring to s7edge so yeah you probably right😂 i switched to iphone afyer that one so i dont know samsung prices anymore

[@SomeoneSomeone-jr6pu]

Bit of safety warning: That N95 mask doesn’t protect against fumes, only particulates If that glue remover is actually of concern, you’d be much better off ventilating the area with fresh air Stay safe brother👊

[@Netzwerkdose]

And the „reproductive harm“ does sound like better not want to have kids in the future if you are just using a N95 mask now.

[@bobsoft]

Using a dust mask instead of a respirator. 😂

[@PhoneRepairGuru]

thanks for the info!

[@cjgonzales1900]

yeah if he's doing this you need a ventilation system.

[@FlnSkr]

@@PhoneRepairGuru if you do this often, build a small fume hood like they use in a chemistry lab. a box with one side open with some fans sucking the air to blow it outside

[@NitinxJain]

Here in India, most of the most of the mobile repairing guys do this, it’s cheap and works like a charm

[@zenmoto369]

Some how I am no surprised.

[@IbrahimMuhammad-ts5bx]

​@@zenmoto369yes...., here in Pakistan they replace the whole part, that's more better

[@Junedmx]

​@@zenmoto369 obviously you are not - land of jugard India 😂😂😭😭

[@potatoeaterfr]

​@@IbrahimMuhammad-ts5bx are you for real

[@IbrahimMuhammad-ts5bx]

@@potatoeaterfr what do you mean...

[@Ergoziser]

A few years ago I had a neighbor fully specialized in that method. He separated the glas with a laser machine and used an oven to harden an adhesive. Pretty wild, but he gave up ob his business. I always appreciated to keep the original quality of the screens.

[@SPARTAN_Cayde-26]

Its so cool that modern phone screens have the touchsensoring/digitizer on the display itself not on the glass like old phone screens.

[@Nomi924]

Wow he has 4 hands 4:11

[@ArleneRodilla]

He Use His Omnitrix to transform into _Four Arms_

[@dan-kt6vm]

Um....actually , it's probably a different person. You see, humans generally have only 2 arms

[@James01709]

And I have 3 legs what's the big deal

[@Chromwel-A]

​@@dan-kt6vm do you have proof?

[@Owen-ms7ur]

Garmodon!!! ( I think I misspelt that)

[@CellSmith]

It’s wild to think, I’ve been watching your content for over a year and learned so much. And now finally released my first iPhone repair video! Thank you and keep up the good work 🎉

[@skrub45]

Dropped you a sub and watched the video, great work for your first crack at it, but one suggestion would be to be a little more specific in the title of what the repair is for, might help to get some more eyes on your content! 🤌🏻

[@TurboBass]

There's something absolutely magical about seeing a naked OLED display. The closest you'll see in day to day life is in folding devices. I'm really happy to see you finally getting in on this!

[@ITouchGrass673]

Take OLED off and that crazy asf

[@angelofgod475]

The oled displays made by samsung

[@angelofgod475]

Because samsung make oled displays for iphone

[@TurboBass]

@@angelofgod475 Okay?

[@skybound-book]

Indian here we have been doing this with every possible phone to save the original displays just replacing the glass shocked to see you guys coming across this just now

[@devisals]

Yeah respect for yall repair shops in india. I got my iPad repaired for so cheap

[@GoHARD99]

This guy is just doing this. There's a phone shop in San Diego that's been doing this for a while

[@skybound-book]

@@devisals guys ever visit Indian try to visit a local big market you for.mobile repair and have indian guy with you , you will be saving alot it's a promise

[@ferefox7iandrei284]

bro please tell me how

[@mdakhtarkhan4737]

Yeah i was about to say this

[@jackg_]

3:39 forbidden dental floss

[@bobsoft]

i think its closer to a type of monofilament wire

[@CaptainRex332]

@@bobsoft r/wooosh

[@LoganT547]

​@@CaptainRex332blud thinks he's on Reddit 💀

[@CaptainRex332]

@@LoganT547 blud thinks he’s funny with that trash joke

[@syahminorizan8064]

​@@CaptainRex332blud thinks he tryna be funny

[@diedrino]

I’m not a native English speaker but I’ve always thought the “screen” was the glass, and what’s below was the display. Naturally speaking we are used to refer to “screen” as the whole screen-display assembly, but it was a bit funny hearing him saying that he was going to replace the glass but not the screen

[@diedrino]

Also, I’ve come to assume the word screen means some kind of light protection, like the screen door that is used to keep bugs out (right? We don’t have tons in my hometown so not sure)

[@ferdinandtugano]

at least, now you know.

[@NurAdinugraha]

I'm also non-native speaker, I think it's the same case as "wheels" and "tires" (or tyres) in car terms. Wheels are supposed to consist of rim and tire. But a lot of people refer rim as wheel and "changing tire" means changing the whole rim and tire, not just the rubber part.

[@skrub45]

@@NurAdinugraha No changing the tyre would mean changing the rubber, not the whole wheel. The only time changing the tyre would be the whole thing would be on racing cars such as F1

[@velja1312]

this does actually look interesting, and although it's a long process, I seriously think people (and the planet ofc) could benefit more.

[@cppctek]

That’s a pretty nerve wrecking repair. I’ve replaced glass on a few phones before and every time your booty is puckered up the entire time hoping you didn’t damage the screen itself lol 😂

[@Blue_Azure101]

😭☠️☠️

[@TooLittleContra]

I don't know if PRG will see this comment but I myself am really interested in the refurbishment of devices and screens. I watch a lot of videos from Rewa Tech and in one of their videos of glass replacement, they explicitly mentioned not to press the glass/screen when aligning the glass on the screen in the mold as you did at 7:34. They even showed that when you press the glass and screen before putting it in the machine, it came out with bubbles in it even after debubbling and lamination. If you just place the glass on top, properly aligning it, it will come out without any bubbles. Rewa Tech has really good tutorials.

[@Polyeith]

I'm so glad you did a video on this! I remember a few years ago i stumbled upon a channel called ECDIY (shoutouts to them) who started making advancements in this field (or at least tried to popularize them) by hand, and I always wished this kind of repair would take off, so I'm really glad you could popularize it for a big audience! It's cool to see that nowadays, whole machines exist to assist with these repairs. If we can standardize and shorten this whole process someday, we could revolutionize phone display repair One thing to remember is that the new glass probably wont be as strong as the old one, so its good to use a screen protector once it's replaced 👍

[@tigersusyt]

The machine is only 530€, which is very cheap (i expected at least a thousand tbh)

[@Concorde002]

It pays itself off after 2 replacements. But keep in mind it's just a glorified vacuum pump.

[@tigersusyt]

@@Concorde002 it's more than that tbh, but yeah, it pays off fast

[@gage9775]

@@tigersusyt not really, it's a vacuum pump with a heating element and it redirects both of those to two different spots...

[@kalpakkhemka5200]

In india we've been doing this since like Galaxy S2/S3 days. I've done so many repairs on my own phones without these fancy tools/machines. I used a hair dryer and a blade to gently remove the glass, IPA to clean the glue off, LOCA and manual alignment for gluing and a nail polish UV light to set the glue.

[@rohitgusainvlogs]

I am from India and, I saved my iPhone 15 Pro’s screen by this method in our local market. Surprisingly it costed me only 2999 Indian rupees which is 36 US Dollars..😊

[@mrfoxesite6982]

look at your salary 36 usd is a lot

[@syedqaiserabbas7319]

No it's not ​@@mrfoxesite6982

[@DerTyp-dc4jb]

I’ve done it with an Apple Watch display. The small form factor was helpful and I had no bubbles. But removal was a nightware

[@ayazhiroli]

4:55 The wobbling Sound 😩

[@жкеп]

"Da wobaling sownd my briend " 👨🏾

[@matthewrobinson150]

Hello friend . After u done pls make sure to put some cold press in between the frame and the oled . Else the frame can fall off a few moths or line will appear from now as u have now has cut off the orginal a glue . Don't need a lot :-) well done

[@Kevotrix]

wait till apple serialize the glass too

[@KawaiiGames873]

You cant serialize glass

[@Kevotrix]

@@KawaiiGames873 ik it's just a joke

[@glaiz69]

Who knows its apple anything is possible 😂

[@jameskinson3697]

It is bc SN is in the touch control not in the oled

[@purnodabeyasinghe2357]

​@@KawaiiGames873 in some cars windshield needs to be replaced by an authorised person because it needs to be programmed to the car. So if cars can do that why Apple can't do that. Don't forget that Apple is a company that serialize anything

[@mecyanned]

I tried this before - safe to say i failed miserably

[@tamastenhaaff2291]

Tried it to, cut into some kind of polarizing film at one of the corners but it still worked.

[@mecyanned]

@@tamastenhaaff2291 no theactual pannel got like 81067 lines

[@mecyanned]

@@tamastenhaaff2291 i somehow got 819234821 multi colored lines and purple killing the rest of the screen

[@NicolasRodriguez-iu5ii]

Amazing video. I used to work at a screen refurbishing/tech shop, and, the process doesn't take 6-8 hours. One of our core revenue streams was to get the iPhone from the customer, and refurbish their screen for 50% of the price Apple charges for a screen replacement. It usually was a 45 to 60 minute job, IF and only IF the polarizer layer was damaged while removing the glass and needed to be replaced. If it didnt, we could roll a screen out every 30 minutes. Not sure how long the machine you have in the video takes, but the lamination process on the machine we had usually took 1 minute to complete. The most tedious and delayed part of the process was getting the OCA cleaned off. Still, this was our bread and butter and we had about 100k into machinery and infrastructure. The fact alone that you are being able to do this in your house, is amazing The wire was handled by 2 rollers that moved back and forth while you pushed the hot plate towards the wire, so removing the glass was about 30 to 45 seconds Cleaning was about 15 minutes We had multi layer molds, more like a guide, first layer is a solid aluminium block, then next layer is an aluminum guide sheet, in there we put a rubber block, then another guide sheet, on top of the guide sheet goes the OCA, then another guide sheet, and then the glass on top, in goes to the vacuum press to be fused together. This was about 3 minutes to assemble, and 1 minute for the machine to do it's thing After the glass and the OCA were fused, a different rubber block was installed on the solid aluminium block, then a different guide, for the screen, then another guide, then the glass&OCA assembly. There's a bit of cleaning on the screen here to make it spotless after putting it on the guide. Assembly and cleaning was about 5 minutes. In it goes to the vacuum press for another minute, and that's it, about 25 minutes. If the polarizer was damaged, removing the old one, cleaning, and installing a new one, would add about 25 minutes to the process, but remove the 15 minute cleaning step on the normal process as the new polarizer is already clean. So it's more like adding 10 minutes

[@yologeng4501]

shush wasteman

[@NicolasRodriguez-iu5ii]

@yologeng4501 ?

[@zer0nix]

That's fascinating! Is the suction hot plate really required or can you simply use an iron or an oven to heat the glue on the broken glass?

[@NicolasRodriguez-iu5ii]

@@zer0nix an iron, and a poker card will work, but success is not guaranteed, lol. The poker card tends to bend upwards towards the screen

[@MDrepairsLLC]

Awesome video man!

[@alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2]

How long has your account been verify

[@MDrepairsLLC]

@@alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2 couple months

[@MDrepairsLLC]

@@alexthemtaandr211weatherfa2couple months

[@PhoneRepairGuru]

Much Appreciated!

[@EVILBUNNY28]

Now do it again but replace the glass with a sheet of lab grown diamond 👀

[@SingleBoys10]

If you can do it, please try making an foldable iPhone, it would be pretty cool to see! Btw great video!

[@thedavidboyd]

OLED is one thing but the geometry of the board and battery would prevent this

[@JohnnySmartie]

Curved iphone is a better idea

[@theairaccumulator7144]

Casually suggesting a dude on youtube so something that cost Samsung, Huawei, etc billions in R&D lol.

[@EvanPang-w4i]

I fixed my dad’s bricked 7 plus thanks to your videos! It’s now used as an iPod touch

[@MichaelAngztek]

Not only did I learn a lot, but I enjoyed watching this video.

[@samtherat6]

Well now that the parts can be used on other phones as long as they aren’t marked as stolen, hopefully this allows repair shops to replace the screen, then fix like 10 of these in one go, and use those for future repairs!

[@IshtiaqeOG]

This is a very common procedure in Bangladesh, available since the birth of smartphones. The process completes in less than an hour.

[@SansLastBreathh]

Im from Bangladesh lol

[@Randi_MyMan]

since the htc dream or whatever?

[@Chrome_008x]

Many phone repairers in Nigeria still do it. They say its a messy and risky 50/50 job but its worth it.

[@xfsdark]

In my country its very common to change only the glass layer It takes like 30 mins Also on android you dont have to take the screen off the device you could do it while the device is working Its like 5$ total If it fails the repair shop replaces the screen using his money

[@danielec]

What's your country?

[@xfsdark]

@@danielec egypt I think india also do it

[@jakirbasha69]

Kudos to you. Not every phones display glass is this harder to replace, also no need of most costly machine. Yes it takes a lot of time and the process needs more skill than a regular repair. I got replaced my Mi11x (poco f3) display glass for around 20 usd in india from a local guy.

[@SatyanshKumar]

In India every repair shop does this they only take 30 to 45 mins so even thought it took few hrs for you do it regularly you’ll get the hang of it

[@itmethang]

Don’t know why people never seen this before, this is a very popular technique in phone repair shops in Asia. I got my iPad Pro that the glass was cracked and was replaced, it still works perfectly fine.

[@Beast_Son_Gohan]

From pro to pro technicians when you using the mold to line up the glass and screen and have less bubbles after using debubbling machine don’t press the screen every there 7:35 see here what you doing. This is wrong just tap in the middle once that the glass stuck to the screen and then put it into the machine. Then you will have less bubbles or none bubbles after you’ve done it right put the screen under uv light.

[@owenleon6093]

Your getting better at this now you've reached a next level 👏 now

[@James_____]

This is called Reglassing in our country and this us much cheaper and better than screen replacement except if the screen is literally broken

[@elleni-41]

Great informative video..👏👏 Great job u did.👌👌

[@iamyoka]

Just did this to my ROG phone 7 bc there is no way to know if there are original displays with same quality. So the technician told me about this process and was the best! Only on screen fingerprint have problems but it's my phone just for gaming so it's a win

[@JnKs996]

i'm doing this many years in greece , love it and indeed you can make some money from this

[@techbro-ke]

This is growth in technic and skill🔥 excellent tutorial

[@elcael]

Another lovely video! I learned a lot from you again. Thank you so much PRG!

[@Mehrdad995]

Jerry fu... ehem rig everything and you fix them, nice job 🙌

[@PedroBastozz]

Back on the 3GS days this was much simpler since it wasn't laminated. You can actually still do this on base model iPads.

[@Tamay.]

4:49 Why does the touchscreen still work? Isn‘t the glass that you just removed the digitizer?

[@VictorYTOfficial]

The glass is used to protect the digitizer

[@jeffjeffgames]

Although this process can save a lot of money, it is also important to note that you have to be very very careful with the OLED panel beneath the glass. The panel itself has a fragile layer that when a wire is cut through too low, it can strip the layer, This damage will keep the actual display intact but will reveal a gold panel underneath. The display itself will still work completely however there will be a gold spot from where you cut too deep. Remember it's always important to go practice on your own on some useless or already broken displays before you attempt this on a much more important or a customer's phone. At the end of the day, it's always better to break a worthless screen in the present so you don't have to deal with issues later on. Side note, if you want easier practice, Apple Watch displays don't really require that much of a setup and are much easier to separate the digitizer from the panel. Also, you won't need a lamination machine for the OCA glue which will be much much more expensive and you can instead just use some Liquid OCA (LOCA) along with a UV curing light. GL y'all!

[@xsHyOn3x]

Nice that all one is a game changer. No more dust free rooms

[@SLYKER001]

I tried this, but on samsung s4 mini, bought glass, wire, using my 3d printer as heated plate, but I don't have this cool machine so I bought LOCA glue, same as OCA but liquid and a bit messy, and everything still work :D

[@enigmachish]

I had the glass only replaced on my 13 Pro, was the only option at the time (if doing it without Apple) because 3rd party 120hz iPhone displays weren’t a thing yet

[@TheiPhone2Grec.studio]

Changed thumbnail caught the eye

[@ahmedtwahir]

I know of a business that just deals with screen refurbishment (great business btw). They've good experience and it takes maybe an hour or even less to refurbish a single screen which is worth it. When it's busy the place turns into a money minting machine. And also you can use the wire holder instead of chopping of the fingers.

[@piusherbert]

Saw this a while back and always wondered why there’s so little coverage about the technique on KZbin

[@sulemanansarishorts9973]

Fr i have been thinking the same

[@Thepianist12]

Great video as always! Good soup PRG! We love you all❤

[@cambofixing]

Refox is best tools

[@smarttechn1cal]

A diy method for this is buying just the vaccum and headplate which cost around 30-40$ and then using LOCA so you dont need that 1000$ machine you showed in the video for lamination as loca just needs uv light

[@bobsoft]

HVAC vacuum pump

[@pixGu]

the machine in video is 530$ but ok

[@smarttechn1cal]

@@pixGu i couldn't check the price of the link in the video as it's for repair shops only but on aliexpress it costs around 1000$

[@bobsoft]

@@pixGu Was that USD? For those of us in Canada like the PhoneRepairGuru , that amounts to more like 1,000$

[@pixGu]

​@@smarttechn1calyou can google the price. Man how american are you to be unable to use simple google search...

[@bd01177922]

That spiny thing is the ultimate "do not clean your ears" with this tool! But I would try it!

[@topdog19945]

Honestly with how expensive these screens are, I’m tempted to invest in one of these machines for my shop

[@pogzie]

Im subbed to the official Refox channel and they do crazy stuff for iDevice repairs. Awesome.

[@REFOX-Team]

thanks bro.

[@ktomcruz]

I've seen where they take it one step further where then ensure that the dust and water seal are back to near factory quality. From what I understand the phones are placed in a depressurizing chamber to ensure that it has a tight seal.

[@mattclarenzmendoza7127]

In our country, it is a service they give at some repair shops here. I think it is cheaper than getting the screen replaced.

[@harolddexterediza9765]

Some repair shops here in the Philippines are doing this for some time now for almost all iphone models

[@ultimate_fish16]

its quite a popular method for my country, creators like stanisla are showing to the whole community its possible for a few years now

[@walnutdesert960]

читыр читыр?

[@ultimate_fish16]

@@walnutdesert960 читыр читыр)

[@hamzayousaf4377]

You are extremely talented and awesome PRG

[@AzVfL]

3:09 Made in Walter🥸

[@Bros.Edits1098]

Love your videos PRG

[@heyspookyboogie644]

During relamination, creating a vacuum would make the bubbles bigger and help them want to escape the glass. Creating higher pressure should make it so any remaining small bubbles are forced to be significantly smaller so they’re not visible in the glue. It shouldn’t be making them actually go away. They’re just sealed in.

[@brianbuddy2ACP]

Several people have warned about the N95 mask being ineffective for fumes, but I'm not warning you about that, since several others have already done so. What I'm here to warn you about is blurs to "censor" sensitive information. They're ineffective in the days of AI. That's because AI can easily see thought it, and using the data that's still there, rebuild the original. So, if you really need to censor anything personally identifiable, you need to black or white it out instead (Or I guess technically, any color will work, I just said black or white as those would be the least popping out). For anything else, such as nudity or gore, then blurs are fine, because if AI unblurs it, it's not a big deal, all that will be revealed is nudity or gore.

[@alex15095]

It's not AI it's an algorithm, plus video compression would absolutely destroy the information there unless the blur radius is way too small

[@Limited_ham.b]

I do this at my work The most annoying thing is you can't stick the Glass and LCD 2x, so if you don't have a mount to put the LCD and Glass in 1 job sticking with precision with the LCD, you can't just remove it because it's tilted a little, you might damage the LCD. A lot of the LCDs I work on are android, so the screen size is different for each phone and type and there is no mount that fits, I usually install it with precision using the Frame from the phone itself

[@omarrog3743]

Nicely done 👏

[@Tamay.]

3:08 Made in Walter

[@mrwolf9913]

you are the best repair man ever

[@UltratechGaming-c6w]

can you do screen replacement for iphone x,mine fell and showed the black screen of death

[@ItsKngG]

I'm a mobile phone repairs tech and one of the steps I cringed on was when he applied the new glass, if your work space is even a tiny bit dusty, DO NOT (and I repeat) DO NOT PUT THE GLASS IN THE MOLD AND PLACE THE OLED OVER IT If you want the best possible result, place the OLED in the mold (which is what its designed for). Clean it up good, id recommend getting a Green Light Dust Detector as that's gonna help you even more THEN apply the new glass with the OCA glue already on, be careful not to touch the back of the glass with the OCA glue cause that finger print will be permanent and isn't coming away!

[@thorium9190]

I saw the title and was so excited thinking I could attempt this on an iPad. lol good luck

[@ramez3]

Looks worth it

[@raejin_oninsta]

is the glass you replace still a ceramic shield or is it other type of glass and can you compare the refurbished one to a non refurbish screen see how's it look

[@ivan17316]

PRG is great Phone Repair Guru❤❤

[@shehbazsayyed5046]

Doing this for past 5 years...😂😂 I'm master in this now...

[@xenfv7]

4:55 Bro made the iPhone Fold💀💀

[@oluwa_saucekid]

Babe wake up, PRG just dropped a video

[@Prodbykfundz]

😂😂😂

[@mrfoxesite6982]

we asians dont call your friends as babies

[@ng1-studio359]

To be honest in vietnam we do this alot because it cheap - the trade of is the replacement glass can be weaker , some place will charge more money for higher quality glass

[@Arjunkar2020]

This is a way cheaper and smarter way to replace the display than getting a new display

[@Thepianist12]

This looks awesome

[@Khansiyoshi]

In India every repair shop does this. The vacuum chamber and vacuum sucky sucky are separate but ya they does get the work done.

[@JaysPhoneRepairs]

Nice work

[@aromalsudharsan6462]

Well done bro🎉👍.It's been doing in India long time ago

[@TechMDYoutube]

I loved your video very detailed, I used to refurbish glass back in the day on iPhone 5 that seems pretty easy the iPhone 13 Pro could you do 14 and 15 next

[@pharmatma]

At 4:14 Bro became FourArms from Ben10

[@zeeshan0122]

Here in Pakistan all the screen repair shops have these massive machines like one you have there and it takes like an hour or less to repair glass worh 100 percent result every time ..

[@rehaanmukhtar6122]

This method is quite common in India 😅... Btw love from India ❤... I'm a new subscriber and I really love your videos.

[@Spy_alpha_86]

What if you put 15 Pros ProMotion display on base iPhone 15. Please make a video about it

[@IsaacSabuni]

Great work, great video i wish i saw more samsungs ultras, oneplus etc etc, more android

[@qwertylesh]

Nice work Ken! You're a true talent and I love your mods (especially the clear Quest face mod!! ^_^)

[@Mehakroopgill.1]

Love your videos PRG❤

[@shipnsplash]

This is a technic that every vietnamese shop and asia shop need to know. I recommend you go to Vietnam and learn some lol

[@MagnetOtter]

I’m 100% sure that this guy is the best KZbinr in 2024