This Man Keeps Destroying Companies...

$200, still cheaper than Escape from Tarkov

If it takes one review to destroy your company, your product was probably never good to begin with.

"Mark-ass" - Will Smith ❌ "Mar-keys" - Muta ❌ "Mar-kez" - Marques ✅

MKBHD said the line that every reviewer should take to heart: "Judge the product on what it is today, not on what it hopes to be or what it will be at some point in the future". If I'm paying the money today, I expect the judgement for the product as it is today. Most companies are lying to us, not marketing tactics, just plain old lies. Judge the product as it is on release and avoid fanboying for an idea; only then will we as customers/consumers get finished products.

I am become bankruptcy, reviewer of tech.

This why I've always respected MKBHD as a reviewer: No sugarcoating or bullshit, if your product sucks, it's on you 100%

Marques does not destroy companies, bad prodcuts destroy companies. Marques Brownlee doing an honest review of a bad product is a positive as it means less people are getting scammed by these bad products. It also saves the shareholders in these companies money as the sooner that company dies the better for everyone except of course the C-suite of that company who pay themselves a king's ransom in salaries and bonuses regardless how the product performs basically syphoning off as much of the shareholder's money as possible before the inevitable failure.

its crazy that companies are now getting held accountable for bad products, and they are shocked

Imagine your company getting shut down bc a guy said “No”

>gets criticized once >fucking dies but actually real. if a company is able to go down this easily and this isn't a joke, then that just says more about the instability of the company, rather than the consumer they're making their product for

The funniest thing is, Rabbit R1 is running on android and AI itself is an app on the device. Some people were able to jailbreak it and port the app to a phone

"Buy this nonsensical piece of plastic, don't think about the smartphone in your pocket, don't ask questions, just consume product!"

“Markass Brownlee” - Will Smith, YT Rewind

Marques Brownlee is the hero we need calling out these shitty tech companies making gimmicky scam AI bullshit. Tech bros, especially AI tech bros, taking an L is always a big W for the rest of us.

Gamers helped make it popular and profitable for companies to release unfinished and broken products. Tech companies have learned that most people will not only pay for promises, but also for the right to not actually own what they purchase. Car companies are following suit with microtransactions, charging again to use stuff the car you bought already has installed, and telling you what you can and can't do with the property you bought. Throw in the "can't sell" agreements and other bullshit, car companies like Tesla, BMW, and Ferrari are becoming more like game companies.

It’s like a Silicon Valley strategy now. 1) Make a half baked demo product. 2) generate a viral following using future promises. 3) sell a ton to dummies to demonstrate a user base 4) sellout to large tech company or fail to ever achieve the promise and fail miserably. Might work for making money but feels like we the consumer get a rubbish experience. If the product does sell to a larger company they will milk the use base created by reducing the best features behind premium service surcharges and increasing complicated subscription options. Maybe my take is way off but there seems to be a lot of useless tech products about to me and the good ones are frustrating to use unless you’re paying for the top tier.

Marques realized he doesn't have to kiss ass anymore and can unleash his full power.

There are 2 main problems with this devices: 1. Human-device interactions. 2. Smartphones are exist.

A journalist was able to run rabbit on his phone, after the company saw his post they blocked his account. Also they said rabbit is not android which got revealed that they lied.

Absolutely on point. How can we currently place the CPU power into something that requires a lot of additional ram and achieve the speed we need? Not yet a practical device. More R&D needed.