Who exactly nominated this guy as representative of the "normal consumer"? I never asked for this goy nor does he represent my wants in consumer tech, and yet, every video it's; >muh bezels >notches are fine >curved glass >no headphone jack is okay just get BlueTooth >12GB RAM > 8GB in a phone >512GB internal storage should be expandable >chink firmware is fine who cares about AOSP?
Since Jow Forums loves to talk about paid shilling, I'd like to discuss the reverse; modern "tech influences" whom companies will listen to that continually praise bad design decisions and ask for more. Most normans will roll with the no headphone jack meme because don't care whilst these YouTubers preach to millions about how it should be removed.
>Who exactly nominated this guy as representative of the "normal consumer"? the people that like and follow his videos, I suppose. How else do these things happen? A better question is, why do you think your preferences represent the "normal consumer"?
Dylan Edwards
>why do you think your preferences represent the "normal consumer" I never meant to imply that I did. I use i3 on an old ThinkPad, clearly not a normal consumer choice. The issue I believe, is tech YouTubers like this advocating for bad design decisions, such as removing the headphone jack, which is objectively worse no matter who you are.
Nathaniel Wood
tech ain't a white game anymore its a black thang u feel me cuh
Robert Bailey
the companies want to milk bluetooth shit and reviewers just never say no
Wyatt Bailey
>google promotes niggers on youtube
imagine my shock
Wyatt Murphy
It goes much further than simply shilling BlueTooth earphones. Bad ideas in general, such as promoting smaller bezels by calling out brands that don't follow the trend, reminding everyone that "notches are an acceptable price to pay".
Furthermore, overkill specs are always praised, not called out. 12GB in a phone is not just overkill, it's obnoxious and says plenty about the current state of mobile software. But you'll never hear them comment on this, instead always demanding bigger numbers leading to even worse software. >>Jow Forums But yes, the issue isn't Google promoting niggers on YouTube, it's niggers using their widespread influence to push shitty ideas and start trends.
Landon Anderson
Treat your disabilities, mongoloid.
Mason Jackson
You can just stop watching videos by canadian basedboys and tech niggers and you would never have to worry about them and their opinion again.
Juan Reyes
white people will accept nonwhites, but nonwhites rarely accept whites. so in PR and marketing you're usually better off using nonwhites.
Jack Stewart
He is the absolute state of normie tech
Grayson Evans
Doesn't matter if I don't watch their videos, what matters is that companies watch their videos. They have a wide enough following that companies pay attention to their criticisms and desires, no matter how stupid and far from reality they are.
Adam Miller
tech nigger is really good at filming and being simplistic in his reviews. Everyone likes to watch them, his production quality is really quite good. Which just leads to people watching and not really caring about the specifics. I view his 'reviews' more as advertisements or entertainment. He doesn't have much analytical commentary or criticism of the manufacturer, because that isn't good in advertisements or for corporate relations.
His videos are targeted at people who are incredibly basic and what to appear they know about tech but are realistically quite close to being tech illiterate. Which is like 95% of the population.
Michael Gonzalez
People have different opinions, you know. I mean, it's true, their opinions affect products, but it's not as dramatic as you think.
