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welcome back to harbor unboxed for another episode of unboxing boxes you know it's been probably over a week now since I did one of these episodes and you guys have been letting me know about it my inbox has been getting filled up the last few days I thought alright I'm gonna have to do an unboxing boxers I have been busy with upgrade my PC please but you guys don't seem to care about that it's all about the unboxing boxes apparently so I've scrounge together a couple of packages here it looks like we've got about what's that seven three six six I can count six there's not a hot sort of had seven anyway we've got six by the looks of it so suppose I should open one we'll start with problem we have a big light one here j-bird I don't know if they've released anything you have a look Oh blimey where is my knife Oh found it alright box number one coming up here we go one of the guards what yeah what's up we've got a mostly empty box oh nice okay well that was a big box for a little product this is a very awesome little product this the G 903 chaos spectrum maybe something like that doesn't does it say on the box no but I think it might be the chaos spectrum I will check that out and find out Logitech have the coolest product names I have to say alright so for those of you who don't know this is the newish it's like a revision of the gr the g 900 sorry so I think the G 900 came out last year I've been using mine for have to be a year now and yo I love it so I've got the G 900 this is the 903 903 and yeah very similar looking Mouse but there are a few changes big problem with this Mouse right now is that it's a hundred and forty dollars u.s. and the previous version was 115 dollars u.s. so it's about a twenty percent markup in price for people in the US so 20 percent price hike that's not too bad here in Australia you pay I believe it is about a hundred and fifty five for the GE 900 that I'm using this 250 to nearly a hundred dollars more like a 61 percent increase that's three times the price premium that the guys in the u.s. face terrific yours I can't see it being worth it for that price one hundred and fifty would be pretty hard to justify but it is an amazing Mouse and it is pretty much one of my favorites I'd I'd probably get it 450 250 I think I'd find a new favorite Mouse anyway looking past the price which hopefully will come down all the major retails in Australia are selling it for 250 there's no price gouging or anything going on that's obviously the price they can sell them for once Australian taxes and whatever it's it a direct conversion from us it should be like a hundred and seventy hundred eighty dollars of course we have shipping and taxes and things that boost the price upper 250 seems a bit high but yeah there's a number of retailers selling it for that price so I don't think they've all got together and done some sort of price fixing it seems highly unlikely that's just the price they're selling for at the moment so hopefully Logitech can offer them in Australia at a much more competitive and reasonable realistic price anyway what's new about this so it has a 10 gram removable weight adds a little bit of extra weight if you want to the mouse it's yeah whatever it's a fairly weighty Mouse has you know to begin with because you've got a lift on iron battery in there and it's a wireless mouse so yeah whatever it now has a better clicker rating the old clickers they do 50 million clicks now a 50 million lifespan previously it was 20 million so you just left a guy bit been honest get through that but now 50 yeah something else will probably fail before the clickers die hopefully or well I don't know if you want to fail alright forget I said no moving on the kid main key feature is power play believe it's called power play and it is their new wireless charging technology so this mouse supports at the G 900 doesn't what that means is if you have a power play capable mouse pad apparently I believe there's only one wireless charging pad from Logitech at the moment you have this mouse on it it won't go flat you won't have to plug the cable and it will charge up wirelessly when it needs to charge up generally that is a big problem with this mouse it only lasts about a day of use so I found you know every day I had to plug it in or at least every other day because I do set my computer quite a bit as you probably you can imagine not a huge problem I have the cord just sitting there for goes flat I quickly chuck it in I make sure if I'm gonna play any games or anything it is fully charged up you've got indicators there and the software tells you what percentage is that so that's very good and it does charge very quickly it's fast charging so you plug it in before you know it things fully charged you can rip the cable out and be free again but yeah having a wireless charging pad that would just take this thing next level the only problem with that is after us poor Aziz paid $250 for this mouse we don't have to turn around and pay $200 for the wireless charging pad so yeah nearly $500 combo that for what is a really nice gaming mouse but not that nice so yeah I don't really know what else to say about that hopefully both the pad and a mouse become significantly cheaper in the near future but I wouldn't hold your breath so is there anything else in here worth discussing you obviously have the cable that's a nice braided cable and it's quite unique in the way that it clips in it clips in quite easily and holds in really well you've got a really yank it out so that works well looks good the only problem I've found with these bits my phone my new phones are type-c connector anyway so this is well you could use the adapter so actually that might solve that problem I was going to say the problem with this what is that the microUSB connector is that on my old Samsung Galaxy Note 4 you kind of had to like bend of these out of the way put it in to charge it so you couldn't use one cable to charge your phone and your mouse or you could just change to a normal cable which would still work with this but anyway whatever not a huge issue not the end of the world then in this all container here you have your you can change the the buttons on the side here to a single button or jewel buttons you can also put clicking buttons in the opposite side there's just a blank there or you can blank out both sides and then you have your little USB dongle and that can also I believe go in the end of this if you wanted to for some reason do that but then you couldn't use that to charge it so anyway it's got our little micro USB 2 standard sized USB adapter so but I just plug that straight into the computer and it works fine and my computer is quite far away here's your weight your 10 gram weight if you want a bit bit of weight I said did I say I don't know I might have said I was thinking of saying it feels the same weight as the mouse I already have if I said that that's because it probably is you have to put the weight in first Steve and if I didn't say that I was thinking it so the weight just does it go in there yeah this is one of those situations where I'm gonna look like an idiot isn't it and I should just read the instruction manual I'll be back in one moment did it do okay no I was on the right path but you put it in this first so it just clips into this little magnetic holder thing in there and then you line up little line drops in like that easy and wow it is noticeably heavier now it is around 10 grams heavier I would say at a do yeah anyway so there you go rather expensive Mouse but I'm very keen to use it as my daily driver obviously I've got it for free so yeah whether I would pay 250 for it I think 150 and yeah it's an amazing Mouse for that price but 250 yeah that's a bit bit too much alright enough about a mouse oh these are a better set of instructions the old Quick Start manual God alright up next let's get this one on the end out of the way this is ain't a ridiculously light box feels uh like there's less free space in this one though well no clues yet as to what is in this say hello to convenience $30 what is this hello fresh calm today you $30 off varchar I got two of those okay I have no idea what that's about I'll try and work that out later okay so we have a silver stone HDMI cable sent from Silverstone and I not sure what these little gifts are all about well that could be cool I don't know but anyway this is the focus of that box I believe the silver stone premium certified hdmi 2.0 B cable 4k ready CP h01 and I believe the 1800 probably means it's 1.8 meters long oops just butchered the box that shouldn't matter though we don't need that anymore alright so have a very very thick very very premium looking HDMI cable here now I am by no means an expert on hdmi cables or even just cables in general so I'm normally I would say avoid paying a stupid amount of money for a HDMI cable they general generally they generally work or they don't so yeah paying a heap of money for a premium cable usually won't improve anything I know if you're traveling quite a long distance I'm not sure maybe 10 metres or more then you will need a good quality cable otherwise you will just get dropouts and things like that so what is so good about this silverstone cable have the fact that it looks and feels awesome the good news about this cable is it isn't hideously expensive it's actually quite reasonable especially if you used to buying cables from retailers I know here we have you know your Harvey Norman's and you good guys all those kind of guys and a basic like as basic as they get HDMI cable they're like $30 so this thing you can buy online believe it's $14 u.s. from Amazon or it's like $19 Australian and our local retailers or the computer stores that are stocking them so $19 for this seems very very reasonable so it is a HDMI 2.0 B cable it's backwards compatible it will support the 4k resolution at 60 Hertz so you know that's about as good as it gets right now and it does support a bandwidth of up to 18 gigabits per second so at the ends here either M we both obviously have two male connectors here it has a silver silver aluminium textured sort of cover here which feels and looks good it's definitely very strong you're not going to break that and it's gold-plated 24 karat gold plated connectors so you should get a nice clear signal through those and the cable is heavily shielded which is also very important when you're running at near power cords and things like that behind either your computer or your entertainment you know whatever you may have and it is 30 AWG or american wire gauge wiring and that's all sleeved so yeah it's got a nylon sleeve it's braided cable that's extremely thick there's simply no way you're gonna stretch or break that or yeah it's it's gonna be very very durable so and as it says as I suspected on the box it is 1.8 meters long so if you're after a premium HDMI cable I'd say this is probably the way to go I don't think it'd be anything price to this well with this kind of quality of course I will test it out and see how it goes but yeah I don't really have the tools or expertise to really tell you if it's worth you know spying this 419 Australian dollars over maybe a $10 cable but as far as durability and things go like that and it does look good not that you really see your HDMI cable or look at it but anyway a good quality HDMI cable nonetheless it's certainly build quality is very good so hmm check it out all right so so far we have seen a mouse and a HDMI cable so it's a little bit different to the usual GT X 1080 tires and X 399 motherboards and stuff like that nice change of pace what do we got here so those two kind of look like they go together and this is actually something from asrock so it's either a new mini PC or a mini motherboard let's go find out ah if you guessed mini PC you were wrong because it is a very meaning motherboard that cute little box so what have we got here we have the as rock fatality a be 350 gaming ITX / AC obviously has AC Wi-Fi this is actually the first mini ITX rise and motherboard a.m. for motherboard I've got my hands on when trying to get one for ages it's quite funny because as Rach said they're sending this out and that was about a week ago now and at the same time from PC Kacie I ordered my age 12 900 I thought this will be the ultimate pairing and awesome pairing this is about it's about 125 US and that's about a ha might be $200 Australian actually so it is a little bit pricey but still the a12 900 about 150 Australian 110 US so similar price APU and motherboard so I thought that's a pretty cool combo if you can put that in a tiny little case you won't need a graphics card or anything like that Chuck some a gig of memory on there and that could be a cool little home theater PC slash gaming rig that you could play things like rocket League and possibly overwatch on yeah that would be a cool combat I was pretty excited to do a build on that and show you guys then I got my a 12 not hurry last week and because hundreds of you were begging me to I tested out I tested it before this arrived which I'm actually glad I did near because I was going to do a build and then a benchmark video and that would have yeah would have made the build video kind of suck because as it turns out the a 12 know heard is utter trash just terrible cpu and I can't really think of any scenario worth buying it and you would be livid if you bought this then put that CPU on it and got a slim case without the ability to install a degree of discrete graphics card because you have that would suck big time basically your best option here is to get a rise in 3 1200 overclock it and then stick something like a gtx 1050 on there and that is going to be a really sweet combo that'll play all the latest games at reasonable settings and be enjoyable the a12 evenly put the athlon x4 950 on there it's just a stuttering mouse guys it's so bad I know there's a couple of guys a lot you missed the point it's for this it's for that the CPU side of things I cannot stress how bad it is I might even do a video because it's just that bad over watch lowest possible quality settings you can put any discrete GPU you want in there and it just it's so unplayable it's bad so yeah AMD's bristol ridge AP use and their excavator piledriver bulldozer architecture it's just no good for modern gaming and things CPU demanding games you'll play rocket League and all that no dramas but battlefield one and overwatch games like that no good so anyway I've ranted enough about that let's have a look at this board as I said the cheapest lowest end processor you and I want to stick on here is the rise of three 1200 and that's a really good value CPU overclock that 2 4 gigahertz or even 3.8 or whatever you can get to you definitely do three point eight three point nine probably four gigahertz possibly and yeah that is going to be a sweet game here we go I'm probably gonna put the Rison 3 1200 on this overclock at as high as I can probably go with GG x 1050 Ti maybe I'm gonna do a build very soon with this really excited to do that I've been waiting to do it for a long time anyway this board is quite feature packed for the what did I say it was 125 US dollars for that you get Intel gigabit networking you get a decent audio solution using the ALC 1220 codec and that has codec and that has the creative cinema 3 audio software supporting it you got the full so it is a be 350 boards to get the four sada 60 GB per second ports there's a USB three had a couple of USB three is on the back there's a Type C 3.1 this is pretty cool actually it has an Intel 802 11 AC Wi-Fi adapter dual antenna deal but it also has one of them will be bluetooth so it's got bluetooth 4.2 so that's very nice indeed so you get all that packed into this tiny little board and then hidden around at the back II which I just spotted a moment ago you have an ultra I actually may not be an ultra but I think it's probably an ultra ultra m2 port you have an MDOT to port anyway so you can put you know Samsung 960 Pro in there and it's going to be blazing fast so that's very cool very small vrm heatsink so I'm not sure how well that will work but we'll do some temperature testing and stuff like that and then there's a little heat sink which will be on the be 350 chipset I would say yeah very good cute little motherboard dual HDMI outputs it looks like it has pretty much everything you're gonna want or need and it's reasonably priced so 125 dollars u.s. so that's pretty good I'm not sure how many I know gigabyte has a be 350 board biostar got theirs out first but uh close but anyway yeah so cool board neat little IR panel asada antenna so you've got pair of two SATA cables your antenna and that's about it in the package of the battle you really expect so I'm gonna probably try get my hands on a cool case mini ITX case put that build together real soon have a bit of fun with that and see what we can come up with but ya expect to see this board on the channel and a build very soon alright another Logitech box the last box was I think it said j-bird on it but that's because and I'm not communications I'm not actually saying because I'm trying to think what to say Communications they've represent jaybird Logitech and probably a heap of other companies but j-bert and Logitech the main ones I deal with so yeah we've got a logitech package here and I think you guys would agree it's it's keyboard shaped and the logitech did release a new and exciting keyboard and I was kind of hinting at getting one so let's hope that's what it is because this could be actually it could work out really good timing because I'm going to use that mouse that I just opened as my daily driver I'll be using that later today probably to edit this video and if this is what I think it is this could be my new keyboard looking like - could be Steve that's me okay so this is the new g6 13 keyboard and very slim package this one it is a mechanical keyboard and that isn't particularly unusual most of the keyboards we look at these days are mechanical I certainly wouldn't use I wouldn't go back to a membrane keyboard or anything like that I love mechanical keyboards but what is special about this one well it is a wireless mechanical keyboard although I have wires all over my desk because I have test systems all around me and you know constantly plugging in wires and stuff so I can't do the neat kind of set up walls type setup should see but I like to have my main rig in between all the chaos quite neat and tidy that's why I like the wireless mouse I don't have to have that cord there that often or at least all the time and I have a really really thick USB cable going to my keyboard and I thought it'd be nice to get rid of that and so when I saw this I thought this is a solution to get rid of that Wow looks very cool on the back I love okay already I like the way the palm rest is completely integrated it's not even detachable which I don't really have a problem with because I never detach mine and the detachable ones often flop around a bit fall off when you move them so I'm happy that that's physically attached all times I don't have a problem with that that I can think of right off the bat I'll let you know after I use it for a bit so it does have the aroma GK's which I have to admit not a huge fan of use them a bit in the past and these actually I don't know if they've modified them or change them but these feel a little more tactile than the last time I remember using them it's possible I haven't changed all I'm not sure I still just called the Roma G switches so yeah dono better for some reason I feel I remember them being much more mushy err maybe it's just me I don't know but these are these feel pretty good so on the back here the feet they sort of pivoted up on a nice angle there is only one setting it is quite high quite aggressive but I like the higher angle you've got rubber pads the whole way along the front here and then rubber pads on the feet so when placed on the desk you know it grips quite well it doesn't move around easily so that's good but you can move it back and forth because there's the legs fold out sideways rather than back or forward when you move it around on the desk they don't fold away so that's good news today I sold out words very good we've got some dedicated multimedia keys volume up down play Paul's next all that sort of stuff there is a Wi-Fi button by the looks of it you can connect it using Wireless with a dongle or you can connect it a viable ooh - I just get into this little accessories package and see what we can find that's kind of neat so if you use this again I'm just guessing here this is like a standoff you use it at your home theater PC or whatever you can just sit it on the stand when you're not using it and it just sits like that on your coffee table or whatever could be wrong just winging it as I do anyway that down to some serious business the cool things about this wireless mechanical keyboard I didn't believe this when I read it at first but it takes just two double-a batteries and that in itself isn't that amazing but with just two double-a batteries and they're not special rechargeable ones or anything like that just to standard double-a batteries it'll last eight ten months so that's awesome obviously it's not RGB backlit and all that because that would chew three about trees in hours but yeah that's incredible so I assume that's reasonable amount of usage each day 18 months so I mean even half that time is pretty awesome for a pair of double-a batteries in a wireless keyboard so yeah I think this will end up on my desk later today as my daily driver and you won't run out of batteries either a battery power because at 15% and when there's only 15% of power left in the batteries these software will pop up notifying you of that and apparently there are two LED lights I believe probably the caps lock and battery light they both flash on to indicate that the battery is indeed going flat and you will need to swap those puppies out so now you just go in and look at that it's come with two pre-installed and there is your USB little dongle so that's probably a wireless dongle wouldn't be bluetooth but don't quote me on that I have no idea as usual I don't know if I'm actually showing you guys I'll throw up some b-roll of it I don't think this like I said I think there's any lights or anything like that so this is pretty much how it looks when it's not being used and when it's being used but when it's being used they'll be like hands doing stuff you get the idea there is also what have we got here six six programmable G keys so you can obviously program them to whatever you want using the Logitech software and so we've got the multi media buttons up here and there they're nice and clicky and the cool thing about the Bluetooth button that'll one you can actually connect to this via bluetooth to eight devices simultaneously so you can have a you know one profile for your phone if you wanted to use it for that to type messages and things or do emails when you're at home with it your TV your other personal computer or whatever I can tablet whatever you've got up to eight devices this can be you can have a profile for all that devices and connect to so that's very cool indeed and for a wireless keyboard it's not ridiculously heavy either it's about of thousand or one thousand four hundred and ten grams to be precise about 1.4 kilos and that's pretty easy pretty easy to pick up and move around and the feet look pretty solid and anything you'll break them off to is it looks like they'd probably pop out under pressure with em folded away on say it's quite durable it would survive a drop or two and it does have a two-year warranty as well if you drop it and smash it I'd say you aren't you won't cover that but you know usual failures and things like that it will cover all right so I'll plug that in later on today I will use it while I'm editing this video and I hopefully if I like it I'll be using it for the forseeable I'll let you guys know what I think all righty we have two we have the garbage bags left so we're finishing on the garbage bags for this one oh bugger anyone see where I put that knife it's all right got it I'll edit that struggle out okay let's start with the big one shall we okay I've messed up this episode I've done two keyboards and our three keyboards in a row what we have in here it looks like well I assume I'm pretty certain these are keyboards that one says green just say green when I say thatif I said green switches Cherry MX anyway Cherry MX so that's most likely a keyboard and this also says mechanical tactile on the package so looks like we have two keyboards on our hands so this one is the a k60 and well this one is the ak-47 ak-47 on the box so these are ages ages yeah ages keyboards and these have been provided by the retailer banggood so if you guys are interested in these I'll provide them banggood sent some stuff I think for the last episode or maybe it was one before maybe they sell some pretty cool gear and it's at very reasonable prices so let's have a look at the ak-47 so the ak-47 comes with for this particular model I have I think maybe they all do is Cherry MX green so it is genuine Cherry MX switches and these are the green variant which aren't that easy to come across I don't believe so this is 160 dollar u.s. keyboard it is a premium keyboard take a look at it and that works out to be for those buying from the banggood website in Australia it is 205 dollars Aussie I believe put the Box aside we'll get this foam off that's a bit fancy looking okay so it's red on the back I suppose the cables red and black has lots of red black braided cable kind of a big huge USB interesting looking connector on it okay so it has a pair of feet for two different height adjusts so that's kind of cool pretty standard stuff not really a rest rest rest rest rest yeah there there wrist rests aren't they got a very small kind of like it's a brushed kind of aluminium and he's it is actually our minion on the front of it and that looks and feels nice but I would have liked something a bit bigger for 160 dollar u.s. price tag and then you've got the little aluminium instead up here and there's some lights there which will indicate things like num lock caps lock and all that usual keyboardist stuff so yeah this this green switch is a darker than I thought they'd be I'm probably used to seeing the green razor switches which are a bit different because they're not Cherry MX switches but anyway say green Cherry MX switches they all sound very much the same they all feel very similar they've got a really nice feel to them I have to say I think it's 80 gram actuation force on these and I think they have a 2 millimeter travel distance till actuation and a four millimeter travel distance to the bottom so yeah that's that feat that feels right I'll have to throw up some b-roll cuz I've got nothing to plug it into at the moment that thing doesn't work when I plug stuff in need to be in windows and all that sort of stuff I believe it's got brain backlit switches so that the switches themselves a green backlit I believe the LEDs here are green they are of course actually green switches but they are also green backlit so that's an interesting choice I would have thought you'd make the cable of black and green and this potentially green but anyway I mean from the front I suppose it'll be black and green it would look pretty cool just yeah bit of a clash there with the plastic I think I think I can almost guess the comments and that I'm guessing many of you guys wish the cable was solid black and if that's true I kind of see where you're coming from I wish the same and if it was black on the back I think it was black on the back with the black cable and this was black and either green or white LED backlighting I think then this would be a really really sweet looking keyboard but as it stands it is a cool keyboard anyway definitely feels very premium looks very premium extremely stiff and strong I'll give it a go and yeah I will have already you will have already seen how it looks lit up and whatever with the b-roll so hopefully that looked pretty cool come on there because I haven't seen it yeah it's also quite weighty I think Oh have I talked about the weight yet no that was the other keyboard this is one or one thousand three hundred and fifty grams so that 1.3 kilos so it's a bit lighter than the the wireless keyboard we just looked at and you can see this key the wireless keyboard is much even off that's in the frame much larger because it has that non-detachable wrist rest and I wish this came with a wrist rest but unless it is a just add water wrist rest I can't see it anyway cool keyboard and I'll give that a test out on one of the test systems see how it goes all right we have another a jazz keyboard and this one is the a K 60 so we are we're going up a level with this one potentially doesn't look like it based on the packaging I think a 45 is the big boss I'll hang on hang on a minute maybe this we have packaging within packaging packaging Paki diary about it I've opened up the box this one we have a key puller with its own packaging good job Steve wowzers that is that is probably the most impressive key cap pull-up thing I've ever seen it's even got a blue switch on the top of the clear key cap wow that's that's next level on the key kept pulling front no wrist rest on this one either so but we do have an all black oh wow this is like a dare I say it a desk knock off kind of looking keyboard now all black kind of a gunmetal gray on the top and I believe that that is an aluminium top plate so another premium keyboard this one this though doesn't Cherry MX switches they are knockoff I think blues your knockoff blues I believe don't think they're Cherry MX isn't based on the price I'd be surprised if they are because this is actually quite affordable for what it is a hundred dollars us for this model and that works out to be one hundred and thirty dollars for those that purchase it from Bangladesh under dollars u.s. there's plenty of mechanical keyboards for that price but this one looks quite nice I have to say it is very interesting if you look at it from the top what is missing from this picture what is unusual about this keyboard well of course it is the key caps and you can see they are labeled yep they're labeled along the the I suppose the front face not the top face depend on what a front of a key is and say this is the top anyway they are along there so if you sit at your desk there with me this chair go down and that's as low as it goes so if you if you sit your desk like this these are perfect I can see what the keys are if you of course sit at the desk like a regular person like like this you don't know what they are so yeah that's a it's a really good keyboard for that for the hunched folks now fix my chair now had this perfectly set where's the lever mother right hot but yeah in all seriousness it does have side carved key caps I mean I don't look at my key caps when I type most people don't I rarely find myself looking at what a keys pretty much don't so that's kind of cool I suppose and it is interestingly though although the key caps are there it is RGB backlit so you're going to see the glow around the key cap the etching here will light up apparently I'll throw some b-roll up right now so you guys know exactly what I'm talking about well I'm just sitting here winging it yeah so that's kind of novel interesting different keen to try that out so it's your classic 104 key layout but it actually has a hundred and because you've got some media keys there and you've also got this dual action scroll wheel I believe when the LED light that apparently is built into it when that is active you can use it to adjust the lighting so you can turn the brightness up and down you can turn the lighting on and off by clicking the button and then in normal mode it is volume control so you can mute I believe the volume by clicking it and you can adjust the volume up and down so yeah dual action wheel that's kind of a cool volume wheel though I like that looks good feels good so it's gotta go to not chee feel so as you turn it some kind of like a notched mouse wheel kind of feel to it this particular model is software controller it does have software support so there is a nice little utility you can use to adjust things like lighting and possibly key mapping and stuff like that so that's kind of cool a lot of the sort of unknown brands cheaper brands don't have a software supports this one does and yeah so the feet can be set to the one height there it has so that the feet the feet kind of hop a bit and want to follow the way when you push it back they're not too bad yes so I think I'm doing this right you push that down there and it pulls the key off there you go it caught that one and potentially doing this wrong I just lost a key across the room so you just pull them apart and then it pulls the key off anyway that works pretty well if you want to pull the keys off and lose them and shoot them across the room and hopefully can find them again alright keycap returned installed i'm keen to give this one a go as well so i have a lot of keyboarding to do now I'll have to uh write a review or something and do some actual work we'll look into that and you a really cool fancy key cap remover so it's been a little while since we've done a keyboard edition there you go three keyboards in one video that's a lot of keys we also have the new Logitech mouse this motherboard which I am particularly excited about and a very fancy but surprisingly well priced HDMI cable yeah like the look at that I'll give it a go and let you guys know but yeah it'll work I don't know that much else to say but it is yeah nice premium cable it is very thick suppose is a good thing it's HDMI cable but oh he's got a view busting my chops about testing the knock to a thread Ripper coolers I've got nothing to report I'm I'm still it's in the work somewhat also still working on the Auris water force review as well hopefully get that out next week or this week I don't know we'll see how we go I've got a heap of stuff do I still have a mountain of boxes that need unboxing and there is a heat more exciting stuff coming up later this month and early next month so no shortage of content guys and of course we've still got all the upgrade my PC please episodes to get through so yeah busy indeed well I hope you enjoyed this episode of unboxing boxes where we mostly unboxed keyboards and no 1080 T eyes or X 399 motherboards or any new upcoming stuff but yeah the keyboards were cool gonna use the Logitech keyboard mouse combo I've a build with this soon I've got to get a cool Mini ITX case off someone I think the guys at PC case key you might have a cool fan ticks okay so I can use they've been talking about so maybe we'll do that I don't know you'll find out in an upcoming episode of unboxing boxes when I get the case asking to up this one I am your host Steve I'll catch you guys again soon