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what's up guys johnathan here and welcome back to the coolest Tech on the planet kicking off the episode is Microsoft's new Xbox one elite controller which debuted at e3 2015 and I was lucky enough to check it out in person now I think for most people there were two stages of a reaction holy crap that looks cool and sweet baby Jesus that's expensive it hit stores later this year for 150 George Washington's but what sets it apart from a standard Xbox one controller is customization you can switch between three different kinds of thumbsticks two different D pads and even an optional set of four back paddles which equates to more button options there's also twin save profiles we can then remap and set up multiple button configurations and then switch back and forth between the two plus not only will it work on the Xbox one but also Windows 10 pcs next up is a glimpse into the future at some upcoming tech from Doppler labs dubbed here now these are currently a prototype but in a nutshell here is a pair of wireless bud that will give you real-time control of the sound around you as an example through noise cancellation it'll give you a real life volume knob we can then turn up or down your surroundings another element is looking at tackle is live music where you'll have a five band EQ at your fingertips to dial in a live mix to your taste now that's kind of crazy to think about being at a show or concert and in real-time tweaking the bass the mids the highs and getting the music to sound how you want it to hear is currently on Kickstarter and set the ship later this year but if you want to learn more I'll drop a link down below next up we're taking a look at the parrot mini-drone rolling spider the names a mouthful but it's fun as hell now one of the coolest things about this is definitely the ease of operation I immediately thought of those helicopters you get at the mall when you are kid you get it home you're amped off excitement and then you lose control and smash it into a wall or tree and / bro top speed on this guy is 11 miles per hour has a range of 66 feet which is then controlled by a Bluetooth off your smartphone now those wheels you see not only give you the ability to roll across the ground but up the wall as well and do a solid job of absorbing impact plus they're removable just in case you're a drone master overall it's a really fun and intuitive experience but one gripe I do have with it is battery life a full charge gets you around six to eight minutes of flying time but once it's dead it takes around an hour to charge it back up aside from that it's a great little piece of tech and a stellar way to step in the drone world without breaking the bank and actually being able to fly it next up is the little bit smart home kit and if you're unfamiliar with them they're legit so through modular kits and magnetic modules you're able to build and understand electronics without this happening smart home kit includes 14 modules and 11 accessories that allows you to turn anything in your house into an internet-connected device you start by connecting an input module to an output module the input then triggers an action from the output and that might sound complicated but it's all color-coded and the possibilities are nuts you can control lighting with your smart phone set up a remote pet feeder get text alerts when your laundry is done or even when you're out of toilet paper yes toilet paper so naturally what we did was combine a cloud connection with the counter module and a speaker so that way every time someone used hash tag team crispy the counter went off to the calming sound of Michael Jackson so if anybody out there wants their own crispy counter or really just wants to get into electronics you can save 20 bucks off your order by heading over to little bits comm slash today last up is something crazy cool called the seek thermal which turns your phone into a thermal imaging camera that can detect infrared light what's cool about this is that it's not limited to iOS only there's also an Android version - it works in daylight or straight-up darkness and works by converting heat signatures into real time images so basically you now have the superpower to see heat in terms of actually used so it's killer for home improvement detecting leaks locating clogs and even spotting weak spots in insulation I on the other hand am not really the handyman kind of guy but just tested it out and seeing something as simple as the temps off my camera in real time is crazytown and definitely one of the coolest pieces of I've come across so far aside from that thank you guys very much for watch and hopefully enjoyed the video if you did and you are feeling like being awesome make sure to smash that like button and of course is appreciated and in return you get a virtual high five at show face everything is linked down below including a more in-depth video on that Xbox one elite controller and why it's so damn expensive other than that this is Jonathan with TLD and I will see you guys later it hits stores later this year for 150 George Washington's but what's set but what sets it apart you