I see it too, his lips are inexplicably pink but it's so subtle I can't tell if it's makeup or color correction in post production.
For the price, I thought the bits would be stored either in the handle or something, not in a cheap black cardboard box.
I think it's that you get the bits in a cardboard box so you can put them into the handle later on, but that's just fucking retarded because I'm pretty sure even Xiaomi screwdrivers that keep the bits in the handle actually ship with the bits already in the handle. Hard to say if this is a preproduction thing or is it actually gonna ship like that as a final product.
I just think its so fucking funny how much worse and how much more expensive it is then other brands. Like even the brands who charge an arm and a half are is still cheaper then his plasticy piece of garbage. Its like nobody ever stoped and said "We could do it but should we?". If you wanna have a shot at this market you should try to specialise and/or come up with some new features. Imagine if instead of doing this generic design he made something that would appeal to his comunity like something specfic for building PCs. This ratcheting screwdriver is something you could just get from going down to your local hardware store and giving them 5 bucks. Well no it isn't cause most hardware stores in my country offer 3 year warranty for everything. While Linus offers none.
They got a little to go on that molding. The handle is fine but the rest they got soem ways to go. Im kind of curious about that driveshaft(? English is hard) it looks bent as fuck. Unless you got good connections to your chinese supplier you will have some serious issues with oxidation not on the stainless obviously but everything else.
What a poor choice of bits. 3 hex, 3 slotted and 2 of those weird square things? I don't think I've ever actually seen them in a computer. No Torx of any kind? I would've thrown in a few Torx bits, especially since you can use them in a pinch as a hex bit anyway.
There's no warranty so that's a problem for the user
I bought a similar screwdriver to this a while back in a bargain bin at Bunnings for 5 dollarydoos* (or as Americans would say, about tree fiddy from Home Depot). Not only were the bits in the handle grip, it came with 3 extra handle grips each filled with bits (4 handle grips containing 6 bits each) and a nice little case to hold it all. To be fair, it was originally a 15 dollarydoo screwdriver, but it's still fewer dollarydoos than Linus wants for his piece of shit.
I've had to use one of the square bits when the skrews on a (cheap) CPU cooler got incredibly stripped.
This is why everything should be hex heads and we should be using nut drivers for all but the smallest screws in a PC.
Well, he does employ a lot of Chinese, and is married to one...
Its one of the filming sets, iirc its where they do shortcircuit now but the name stuck.
