Would you use a monitor this small?

[@barkbork7528]

This is something I'd buy for like 15$. The price is ridiculous lol

[@Psythik]

For $120, this thing should have been a real CRT.

[@dannyplourde2293]

CRT tv probably cost a lot more to do now

[@jrchannel7405]

You could get a somewhat good 2nd handed tablet for that price. Yet again, the price is in the eye-catching design

[@AirknightTails]

1:55 The USB and HDMI Ports look like a Happy Face

[@JohnSmith-ff2pb]

What really kills this is the power cord. I guess it's technically more authentic but they didn't really shoot for total authenticity anyway.

[@gluttonousmaximus9048]

It SCREAMS for a USB-C port.

[@nasl_littlecorona3607]

5:25 can't tell you how much joy it was to see you playing fnaf on this thing💀

[@rustkitty]

If it was at least 50% off I'd buy one and tune it to some 24/7 retro cartoon stream (or torrent a huge dump of sort episodic stuff and play it in shuffle) to always run in the background on mute and turn it up whenever there is something neat on show. No way for that price plus shipping tho.

[@wraithcadmus]

I thought it might be cute as a monitor for a home server, but I guess it's a 1080p screen and no way text will be readable at that scale.

[@bleach3888]

This seems like a one way ticket to eye strain city. I am still interested though, i love collecting things like this

[@umbreonben]

2:07 I somehow always forget that you are swearing in your videos and everytime im shocked about it, Its like if Scott the Woz would swear without a bleep xd

[@Spacething7474]

0:51 -phone: has widescreen -miniature crt: no widescreen its obvious that the crt would win for me

[@bleach3888]

First thing i thought was “I wonder how this would work with a Wii + Sensor bar”

[@PinataTimeExtras]

This might be the only time I've seen someone know corner gas! 3:44 It's not very popular over here in America sadly. good taste!

[@Netbug009]

This would be a fun way to show new subscribers or other messages for a streamer

[@Isaacfess]

What a cute little monitor. Perfect for showing off retro things or watching old stuff on! That teeny tiny Serious Sam was hilarious.

[@adamkane7513]

3.5"? Anything that small is just embarrassing... I should know - I'm hung like a lap dog!

[@Serpsss]

Bah, if these were real crt's I'd strap 2 to my face like a retro vr headset. That'd counteract the small size & build up neck strength!

[@Danominator]

I have a CRT similar to that exact sized screen, and a Bluetooth speaker by Divoom that displays pixel art looking similar to it. But I have to admit it's very cute!

[@JohnSmith-ff2pb]

They still make CRTs?!

[@Danominator]

@@JohnSmith-ff2pb Afraid not, I found my little guy at a pawn shop, black and white with an antenna too. If you're willing to look around in places like that you might find one!

[@TeHbTeHb]

chinese tony starks make crts from all crap they got

[@ThemeParkDaze]

I was ready to buy until I saw the price.

[@otaking3582]

This is probably something that I'd have running in the background similar to those LED displays that Justin Whang used to have in his bedroom.

[@torigale8068]

Apparently this little thing is 480p. If i ever find it on sale or something, seems like it might be fun to hook up a retrotink and some old consoles and play around with it that way.

[@PastPreserver]

I am watching a 3.5" screen on a 65" tv 😂

[@Laekith]

I would, I love small tech like this

[@TheConstantOne]

Nice, that definitely looks like a unique piece of tech! Off subject somewhat, but where did you get that Mac Tonight glass? That is incredible lol

[@FrameRater]

Found it at an antique mall a couple weeks ago. =D

[@gluttonousmaximus9048]

The most I would do is use this as some sort of decoration in my house, just instead of not showing any moving image or being limited to slide shows, it can play my own vids. But I might as well buy an actual old tiny worn-out CRT TV. Either that or just a decorative one for less than a meal's cost.

[@LordScout]

I either hope they release an update with usb-c or reduce the price of the original because this is so cool! Definitely gonna pick it up if price or functionality improves

[@pikgears]

I have a tiny crt tv that fits almost perfectly onto my sinclair 1000. I've been meaning to make a sort of retropunk laptop type thing out of them

[@gustavo9758]

This is a crime against CRTs. That said, it's cute and a nice thing to have on the desktop!

[@thewingedavenger1007]

Pretty cool, yeah. I had a smaller, battery-powered version of this in 1989, and I even took it to school a few times and watched TV in the cafeteria. It was the size of an iPhone, but it flipped open. Super-cool, and my classmates thought I was a spoiled brat, which I was.

[@MrDemonsushii]

What was the make and model (if you remember)?

[@jordyaguilar946]

I love that the back ports look like a happy face.😃

[@axelprino]

I was thinking this would be ideal as a second screen for a laptop so one can play videos on the side while having the whole main screen for the main task, but between its price and having a proprietary plug for power rather than USB that use case went out the window. It'd still make for a nice gadget for a bed side table tho.

[@al3k]

Cool, but I'd want an actual CRT version. :) Also, impressed that you pronounce "niche" properly! :D

[@MaoRatto]

This seems actually nice to buy and now I want it as a cute second monitor. It is perfect for what it needs to do.

[@Poorgeniu5]

Looks nice as an display piece mostly. I could see this being used for niche things like an always on camera feed, ssh terminals or likely for an Raspberry Pi project. But at an head scratching $120, I would say throw away the Android stuff and just sell it as an HDMI or USB C monitor below $70.

[@Vallee152]

I have a clock that looks so similar to this, sadly it's just an LCD clock with an RGB backlight that plays a couple really crappy tunes

[@MrMario2011]

A monitor for guinea pigs.

[@SevenCompleted]

woah corner gas havent seen that for a while haha

[@CasualSpud]

Is this similar to the chinese malware android boxes?

[@TrondRune]

Cool TV! But what cart are you using on the Atari 2600?

[@FrameRater]

Harmony flash cartridge.

[@TrondRune]

@@FrameRater thanks, will check it out 😁

[@TenOfZero1]

Shout out to corner gas, awesome show !

[@suntannedduck2388]

Very much it's own experience. Same with the GB Micro, other old screen tech and so on. Not a thing I'd do but it has it's own fair novelty factor. If I can't read text I don't like them (aka Switch when most make it for TV not Switch handheld screen size, aka some Vita ports, playing GBA on an OG DS sometimes and so on old devices with awkward hard to read/play/watch experiences), or just to see for visuals alone they can be fun enough to just see what it's like/how it does it on an odd/emall screen size.

[@suntannedduck2388]

It can be useful in a small diorama. It's a fair product. One of my favourite videos is the HipGear controller (and console library among others) after all. XD But yeah price is high. While limited Android the emu of fits the style of the TV even if IPS and whatever the case but 4:3 for sure. For fun indeed hoops of cables. XD Not even a car adaptor? Or a power bank. If you can a Wii U, PS1 LCS or Xbox Series S with a screen you can do anything likely? Depends how the power cable/power source requirements are I guess.

[@RotableStar]

People once use small composite CCTV monitors for the apple 1

[@bomberbg2005]

If it was April fools I would say that this monitor can fully project a picture of your mother

[@RapideWombaticus]

The price kills it

[@crism8868]

Speaking of niche... I think this would be a great device to show off pico8 games, or just have it on the background playing demoscene stuff

[@jennyholiday88]

honestly, for 4:3 content, this would be really nice to have on my night stand

[@Alien_Bob]

I wil buy it just for the farting function

[@Zippy_Zolton]

it needs a lower price and a better version of Android tailored for such a small resolution and exclusively controller input, hopefully that gets sorted out in a hardware revision

[@gracekim1998]

Whoa 😮 it’s pretty cool

[@Mohammed1000real]

I'll use it more often if they had the newest android version.

[@adamsfusion]

I recoiled at the price. You can get a fairly decent (starter) handheld emulator for that price, so I'm not sure where the value is.

[@TECH097]

Snrk, that awkward moment when you reach for your chubby but drink your tv instead PFFFFT XD

[@orchid9]

Yeah, FrameRater

[@MorbiusTheMenace]

I need this asap

[@MorbiusTheMenace]

After checking the price, yeah I'm good lmao

[@shadowofneo]

i did, for like 5 years...good times

[@Nolasco.]

Not worth the price tbh. Thanks for the video my dude 😊

[@MattM-wo4wu]

Mac Tonight bby!

[@TenOfZero1]

I would, but not at that price !

[@MatthewCobalt]

If it were designed as just a small monitor, I'd get one myself. It's second only to an actual mini CRT monitor as my absolute white whales of display tech. Having a low resolution LCD is handy to forcefully test performance of new games in such low hardware scaling.

[@garrettchandler1948]

I dono guys i think 3.5 inches is actually pretty normal sized

[@MrJ0mmy]

this device is over 2 years old now its outdated now

[@Madness832]

Maybe if I had a dollhouse!

[@LetsPlayKeldeo]

For 20 to 30 bucks it would have b3en an instand buy

[@TheNameIsSR]

Triple the size, get rid of the Android guts and it might be interesting

[@FrameRater]

Yeah I was thinking the same.

[@RetrofIex]

My eyes would HURT trying to play anything on that! Smallest screensize I would feel comfortable playing on is 13”

[@Pichuscute]

It'd be a cute gimmick at like $40-50 USD tops, ideally lower. Can't believe it's attempting to be sold at $120. At that point, buy a used Switch Lite lmfao.

[@antoniobarry]

Oh he just like me fr

[@jamiemarchant]

Too expensive for me.

[@Light-DelaBlue]

119 for a 480 screen. na

[@JoshuaJacobs83]

I lovd useless tech like this. So niche and so cool.

[@DaiAtlus79]

Yeah i can see some appeal with this but for me, an old Android Tablet can do the same stuff and be easier on my eyes - i have an older Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 and i can do that stuff, bluetooth, and even use sideload Moonlight to stream my PC games to it over the network, and that thing uses Android 6 (i may use Lineage OS on it to upgrade it to Android 11 Go). But yeah even the tiny tv aspect for me personally isnt a thing as i have an older Radio Shack portable 5" tv that runs off of batteries, is black and white plus has mono AV inputs. But as i said, i can see the appeal, especially as a gift, but that price tag in Canadian Dollary-Doos isnt easy on the wallet...

[@Mazut0]

I wouldn't see shit 😂

[@warchild9381]

$120.......LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@zezizezseze7544]

My one is about 6.5 inches think its usable but probrably the sweet spot its 7 inches(not to small neither to large).Thats why i prefer to use my logitec g cloud instead of my phone that is a lot more powerfull specs wise.

[@AWISECROW]

No

[@Kirill-Ivanov2002]

No.