The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed... For Now

The Humane AI pin is... bad. Almost no one should buy it. Yet.

Pin provided by pin for review.

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0:00 What Is it?
2:30 The Hardware
4:26 What Does It Do?
8:14 The Review (It's Bad)
15:00 Smartphones are OP
21:20 A Victim of Its Future Ambition

[Mrwhosetheboss]

Spot on, their ambition is full on Star Trek, their execution is pure Toy Story 😅

[notawesomebread]

The lack of a mobile app is 100% by design, because if at any point you pulled out a phone to set up something on the pin, you would immediately realize that the phone could do anything the pin can do but better. They want you to forget you already have a better device.

[lethatsinkin]

"this thing is a victim of it's future ambition", damn I didn't expect to see such hardcore lines in a tech video

[Astartes-]

The fact Marq got hate for being an Honest Reviewer is so dystopian.
Like all you Whales are actually Pro Corpo?
Keep doing what your doing Marq.

[randalldeeb]

"Never buy a product based on the future promise of updates to it." That is great relationship advice.

[Gwunhar]

People got mad about this review? This was...kind. You went out of your way to not just trash the thing.

[seferinorino]

-this is the worst product I ever reviewed.
Rabbit R1: hold my beer.

[AwJack]

When I saw all the drama about this video, I had to assume you did something wrong. After watching it though, it was a genuinely thorough and honest review. Don't let people's sensitivity stop you from continuing to do what you already are.

[MrModikoe]

$700 & a $24 subscription is total madness...

[adjgamer]

Please don't take this video down, I keep seeing pressure on you on Twitter but bad products should be called out. If a company actually fails after you said the product was bad, then it was going to fail on its own.

[winwinpc]

I felt that. We now live in a world where in tech, they will sell unfinished ideas, get the money from the consumers and finish the tech along the now part of their beta tests. Consumers buy products not ambitions. We aren't investors here. Tech should make life easier, not more complicated.

[SeventhSwell]

If a guy who drives a Cybertruck thinks it's bad it's gotta be really, really bad.

[AmadeusAlmighty]

"Never buy a product based on future promises" is a phrase I keep hearing more and more often in review videos. I need companies to stop shipping beta products to consumers. You don't need my today money for a tomorrow product.

[omarsahyoun]

From the online hate i thought you SLANDERED the product and its creators. SAVAGELY slayed them. Then i watch this and im like, youre more moderate and kind than most

[tumbles]

"for a moment just forget about the smartphone in your pocket"
*panic*

[lounirs]

I saw all the fuss about this video on Twitter, but now that I'm watching it, I feel like you're being really fair. I love how it always feels like you show the product as it is

[cloverthird]

"It costs Seven Hundred Dollars plus a subscription"

had to keep replaying that part

[alwayz]

I don't remember ever watching Marques start a review by saying: "This thing is bad at almost everything it does basically all the time." He knows how much power he holds when it comes to make or break for a tech gadget, especially a new gadget from an unknown company. So the fact that he chose to say this tells me how bad this device really is.

[jfitz]

This thing seems like something cool in a SciFi movie, but current tech can’t make it a reality yet. Yeah, you’re right, their mistake was trying to make a replacement for a smartphone instead of making a supplemental device.

[Dave]

The worst thing about this is the $24 a month subscription without which the device is inoperable. It's basically a cell phone subscription which most people would already have. So you'd be paying twice for a phone service, and being held to ransom each month or face having a $700 piece of worthless aluminium lying in your drawer. You'd never be able to sell it on either.