What makes this Toolbox Award Winning?

[@stanijackal4327]

Drill without changeable battery... I think with "building Ikea furniture" you nailed it 😂

[@merreborn]

The drill really says everything about the intended consumer for this product. It's a perfect design for someone who never wants to use it for more than about 20 minutes. Swappable batteries are obviously a must-have if you're going to do a few hours of work, but if you never do anything but a little light DIY repair, the simpler integrated battery with USB charging is a totally suitable solution. Although if the battery ever fails, the whole drill goes to landfill, which is unfortunate...

[@MinecraftNickTV]

Total clickbait with the Apple logo

[@natee_lamm]

It was meant to showcase how the design is Apple like, but I can see how its clickbaiting so I removed it. Thanks for letting me know!

[@jordanbowes5707]

Wow, what a well-produced video. It's was a joy to watch, and I don't care about the toolbox at all.

[@natee_lamm]

thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

[@lufromcalab]

Thanks for the honest review. Looks nice, and has an okay amount of what you'd need for the home basics, but at $269, I can buy a good number of individual tools and a basic toolbox. I put together a quick grouping of the same stuff in that Hoto box, including a better selection of driver and drill bits, multiple wrenches and screwdrivers, as well as a small socket set and Hex / Torx set in SAE & Metric, and I have $5 left over from the cost of the HOTO. I guess if you're more interested in form over function, the HOTO is a nice set, particularly if you don't have a cupboard to put stuff in, but when I look at something like what I bought for my youngest when they bought their first condo, function is way more important than form. For $264 (CAD), I just put together a list with similar hammer, Ryobi 18V One+ Drill, a 65pc drill bit / driver set, a 16' tape measure, 5 pc plier set (needle nose, standard, side cutter, slip plier, vice grip), 3 pc crescent wrench set, 3 pc multi driver set (short, medium, long), tool box, 50pc socket set and a 57 pc hex and torx set in SAE and Metric. It's not professional grade, but for taking care of those basic home repair jobs, hanging pictures, assembling furniture, this list will cover pretty much anything you'd need to do.

[@natee_lamm]

Totally agree! It’s not catered at all towards people that use their tools all the time, more like someone who puts together the odd furniture here and there

[@BandanJaswal]

Some of those shots tho 🔥🔥

[@RicstasTech]

What a great fuvking video, mah guy! Holy shit I thought I was watching a channel with 1m+ subs. Keep it up!💪💪🔥🔥

[@ironcrafter54]

I was assuming this person had at least 20k subs

[@RicstasTech]

@ironcrafter54 he is going to grow quickly, his production quality is top notch ☝️

[@natee_lamm]

Appreciate the kind words!🙏🙏

[@rarekid740]

great review, and well made video, got a sub

[@natee_lamm]

Thanks for the sub!

[@ubernewb3005]

form over function i guess. but if that's what you're into, enjoy forking over your money for what is barely beyond a fisher price tool set for children.

[@captain_nello]

It’s minimalist aesthetic. It’s not a good design for most applications. at this point the awards committee just seems like a circle jerk instead of awarding actual innovation

[@natee_lamm]

Yeah seems like the award is catered towards the aesthetic design not the function

[@Unown_B]

lol is this a joke? it will look like that for all aof about 3 days i toss it in the van and it will look like ass

[@natee_lamm]

yeah not the most practical toolbox haha

[@ingeburgknotke396]

Dude totally agree! I would always prefer a rugged toolbox over this apple aesthetic one and I work in industrial design too.

[@dantizzle00]

04:10

[@charelsfastbender]

Tell me more about the most useless product I’ve ever seen in my entire life