Testing 3 Random Gadgets from Amazon!

Today I'm testing out 3 completely random gadgets from Amazon to see how they work.

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0:00 Intro
0:11 Shark Popper
3:06 Food Cubby Plate Divider
7:16 Bluetooth Label Maker
14:00 Conclusion

[Dreawess]

Bailey ‘I’m a retriever… what do you expect.’ Lol

[kimberlyhallett]

Justice for Bailey. We need some Amazon dog toy reviews next!

[anathen]

The food dividers are excellent for people with certain disabilities.. the raised ridge it creates can help someone push food into a spoon even with limited mobility, dexterity.

[CarlRyds]

I know the standard Dymo Label Makers are basic, but at least they don’t require an App, that could disappear. The App for my DashCam did, so it does happen.

[Jeroen_a]

@11:03 The text direction is quite useful! If you want to label a cable for example. If you wrap it around a cable the text vertically helps with reading the labels. This is usually not an option.

[sdb]

I think the dividers would be good for putting dip and whatever you’re dipping on the same plate!

[loralou-djflowerdove]

I think there should be a "Megalodon" Shark Popper, FOR Bailey - a bigger one, that uses her favorite tennis balls!!😢❤

[jeanettanorton]

My family had school plates 🍽️. The round 3 spot plates, and the large rectangular one with several spots for the food. No kids had any complaints about the food touching. Worked great for large family get together meals, like Christmas.

[Solinaru]

7:37 OH GOD NOT ONE OF THOSE 😢 I bought a different label maker after buying this one. The app is a disaster and the tape rolls can easily stop working if the label maker can't read the tape rolls. To make matters worse, it not only needs the app, but you need to create an account just to save labels on your phone locally.

I would say avoid at all cost

[timbrown]

'The harder you squeeze, the further it goes' - lol

[belialbathory]

Those plate dividers have also been helpful for elderly and disabled people. As wall to hit utensils on, and preventing food getting weird as it takes a while to eat. I'll stick with my vintage label maker. Has raised print.no app. No batteries. Easy to use

[ConradAquilina]

The label maker is a disposable just because of the app. You are right, it will become a paperweight. I have had air conditioning apps stop working, thank God for standard remotes.

Label rolls are always expensive for these printers, that is how the manufacturer makes money. I have a BROTHER-branded one and it is excellent. No apps, just old school buttons.

There is a real use-case for the food separators and it is not so niche as one would imagine. Think detective Monk. Many people on the autism spectrum do have a tendency to prefer that different foods do not touch.

I love this channel, never disappoints!

[nisroc]

let Bailey play with the ball, we need more Bailey time 🐶🐶❤❤

[amandak.]

i refuse to buy tech that needs an app to work. someday that app will not work anymore, and the label maker will become e-waste

[marks]

any ball that hits the ground IS for Bailey. Dems the rules

[candyh]

They need to make a 💜BAILEY💜 sized SHARK POPPER !!!!

[HannahBaruch]

The plate dividers would be great for someone with autism who doesn’t like different foods on their plate touching each other.

[charlotteechols]

I really had a rough day and loved laughing at your antics with the shark popper. Give Bailey a hug for me.❤

[erinuber]

The Food Cubby food dividers could be helpful for both adults and children who don't like their food to touch (yes, some adults have the same issue; one of my friends deals with this problem). They might also help people with certain disabilities like Parkinson's Disease, Essential Tremor, or people who have had a stroke. Sometimes if you are living with these health conditions, it can be hard to eat. A device similar to this can help you scoop your food with a spoon. Thanks for your reviews, and have a great day!

[epowell]

I actually want those dividers for my cats - they eat from a big tray. I put wet food in the corners, but it gets into the dry stuff. People who have tremors or mobility issues may find them helpful - a wall to push food against one handed.