I Said Yes to Every Email for a Month!

Summary by Krater

Marques Brownlee reviews bizarre items received in his email inbox over a month, including a casket, VR headphones, a portable air conditioner, a hand warmer, custom Memoji phone cases, a portable car stereo, a Coca-Cola edition phone, modular earbuds, a walkie-talkie, and a multi-screen laptop, rating each product and concluding that most are not worth buying.

From the video

Answers: What happens when you say yes to everything in your inbox for a month?

• Casket review
• VR headphones
• Portable air conditioner
• Electronic hand warmer
• Custom Memoji phone cases
• Portable car stereo
• Coca-Cola edition phone
• Modular earbuds
• Long-range walkie-talkie
• Multi-screen laptop

What it concludes

• Conquest Pro Headphones score 7 out of 10 because they work and pair well, but $200 is too expensive for wireless headphones.
• Ranvoo Metaura Pro Air Conditioner scores 5 out of 10 because it can heat and cool, but it is not better than wearing a scarf.
• Ranvoo electronic hand warmer scores 5 out of 10 and looks too similar to the Apple News logo.
• Casexy Memoji iPhone Case scores 3 out of 10 because it is a novelty item with mediocre build quality and does not fully support MagSafe charging.
• Carpuride W707 Portable Car Stereo scores 8 out of 10 because it adds CarPlay and Android Auto functionality to older cars for $250 without needing a new vehicle.
• Realme 10 Pro Coca-Cola Edition scores 11 out of 10 because it is the best brand collaboration phone with custom design, wallpaper, icons, and ringtones, despite being a budget phone users might not buy otherwise.