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so recently on the channel we did the worst tech products of 2018 if you haven't checked that out already I'll put the link up here but today is the best products that I've come into personally whether it's a value for money play or it's just a really good product in general and for instance the first value for money play here is the risin 5 2600 this comes with a cooler it has six cores 12 threads decent IPC and atop all that off you can overclock it on budget be 350 motherboards the value for money here was simply phenomenal and it still is right up until this Christmas date coming in at around about 160 to 170 dollars or if you know straight you can pick these up as low as 210 ozzie dollars this is certainly going to be a CPU that'll please you if you are building a new PC though what else is on the yes list let's take a look welcome back to techy a city in the next product that I came into in 2018 was the Intel knocked the Hades Canyon version with the RX Vega integrated graphics this was simply phenomenal in that it wasn't so much a value for money play but it was more so a convenience thing if you guys noticed sometimes I'll travel overseas I'll be doing vlogs and I'll need to edit this 4k footage on the road fairly quickly and the nook just gave me for cause eight threads that was able to be clocked quite high but then we coupled that in with the Vega graphics and then I could do other things as well like OpenGL support in Adobe Premiere Pro but also on top of that if I needed to play a game on the road I could get 1080p gaming on this small package that was easy to fit in my backpack and it just packed some serious power and portability next up on the list is a product that came in early 2018 and it just changed my life like literally it saved me so much time when it came to cleaning up used builds and this was the data vac it's essentially a strong electric duster and it's also anti-static as well so for those people who go crazy over static discharge this one isn't gonna do anything so it was safe but it also just saved me so much time when I was cleaning up PCs I even developed a method where I was using the data vac and degreaser at the same time and it was just getting such a good finished product that was honestly looking better than brand-new the data vac intern gave way to the term tech yest loving but also I noticed that on bit Wits channel he was a secret lover of this and finally came out of the Woodworks and told people that this was a good product currently now however the problem with the data vac is it has gone up in price substantially from when I first started using it but if they do come down to $80 or under then they're definitely worth picking up if you like to clean out your rig every six months or if you're building and flipping PC's a lot next up is the apu solution from AMD this is the Rison 2200 g it came in with 4 cores 4 threads and it honestly offered phenomenal value for money for someone who just wanted to make a small compact machine whether it be a home theater PC or a gaming PC that could play easy to play multiplayer titles for instance it could play fortnight at 720p it could also play counter-strike at 1080p and also dota 2 this was a nice little unit especially since it came and what made this APU even that much sweeter is it comes under $100 also comes with a cooler and it can be overclocked moving on with the list isn't really a value for money play this time around but more so a cooler that impressed me so much just out of the box and that was the H 15 IR GB platinum it basically comes with two magnetic levitating fans that are super quiet out of the box I was surprised I couldn't even hear these things when we turn the cooler on and this was on a 99 hundred K also when we overclock the 19 100 K to 5 gigahertz the fan still remained super quiet just like they were in idle and this made for good over clocks but also ridiculously low noise also personally liked the look of the implementation of the RGB itself however the price tag is a little bit expensive for an all-in-one but it's definitely a product that impressed me next up here is the NASS that came through the studio this is the azuz 280 4004 and unfortunately I can't actually find it for sale on Amazon or all on static ice in Australia at the moment but it is a really good option for someone looking for an ass that has good value for money but also has a really good feature set for all the pcs that come through the studio here even my workstation included we just simply install the control center app and then the nasa is hooked up to that particular pc you can then start sharing files and it just is super smooth it's never dropped out on us and the best thing as well as if you need faster than 1 gigabits per second speeds it's got the option to essentially bridge the connections together to give you 3 gigabits per second everyone with another reduced product that's more of a premium monitor this was the XG 35 this is a 100 hertz 1440p ultra wide VA panel and when i put it through the motions it was just good on every single aspect the input lag was phenomenally low the response times were very good for a VA panel and furthermore when it came to the column modes implemented into the monitor itself it just had this one mode called cinema mode that really just made everything pop watching youtube or movies and then going over to gaming everything looked ridiculously good on this monitor in terms of value for money you'll probably find cheaper ultra-wide 1440p monitors out there however this one in my opinion is just a cut above the rest move through the list was the corsair HS 70 wireless headphones now I'm not usually into gaming headsets and usually most the time they have porous sound quality than any typical audiophile headphone at the same price however this headset came in and it was just really good value for money but it actually had really good sound coming out of it too not to mention it was just super comfortable the wireless option makes it really handy if you need to walk around without a cable and then the included tinny microphone made it so you could talk to people on skype or your favorite games but if you did want to use this for professional recordings they're not definitely get a nother microphone next up is a product that was released over seven years ago but even to this date it's still for sale and you can still purchase it and I purchased mine in 2018 and I started using it and honestly it is the one tech product in the studio that just gets the work out every single day and this is the Logitech Z 906 surround sound setup you currently get these in America for under $300 in Aussie you can expect to pay around 350 ozzie delivered and it's a 5.1 setup with a dedicated subwoofer that really shakes the house not to mention if you're editing audio in videos these are very accurate for getting a good balance in terms of the colouring of course they are a little bit treble heavy but you can always EQ that out with software and honestly with these speakers I just enjoy them so much and I don't even consider myself an audiophile I just literally listen to 80s rock while I'm building a PC or if I'm in front of my computer I'll be listening to more 80s rock and even if I want to listen to a new-age rap song or a bit of EDM this definitely can deliver all single formats of music and sound really good next up on the list is a blue Yeti nano this came in and at first I thought it was decent but the more I use it and the more I appreciate it the more I realize it's actually a really good buy if you need a microphone for voice over work or for streaming or for traveling especially and this is where it comes into my workflow really well is that it's a small impact unit but the voice coming out of it is really accurate and it's nice and warm it doesn't sound tinny or anything like that it's also got a built-in ADC and DAC so you can use it with a pair of headphones to supplement poor onboard audio but on top of that it won't break the bank either coming in under a hundred dollars and then the last product here really isn't for enthusiasts tech but it's more for people who maybe want to film or get into YouTube or making videos and this is the a 6300 from Sony and actually I filmed this I interchange it with the a7s2 and no one's noticed to this date that I've been switching around the cameras and so this is a camera that comes in under a thousand dollars as opposed to the a7s2 which comes well over two thousand dollars it also carries a 1.6 crop sensor has a wider range of lens to support it and the built in a DC if you just want to plug a lavalier microphone straight into it will give you decent voice quality anyway guys hope you enjoyed today's video and this wraps up all the tech products that have come through here in 2018 that have impressed me let me know in the comments section below some other tech products you've come into that have impressed you and why has a love reading in thoughts and opinions as always also if you've got a spare few seconds hitting that like button would be much appreciated and I'll catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now but I didn't know my air 540 could talk to me no look dude look when I bought you I didn't know you could talk to me I'm just going to see us like gonna check out where they got maybe there's a successor to you with a bit of tempered glass on G being stuff this is kind of getting a little bit weird I'm out man good night you