if you guys are looking to spice up your
setup but are on a tight budget you came
to the right place we're gonna check out
some cool tech for your setup under 50
bucks let's begin
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within a few minutes kicking out the
episode are these really cool light bars
that will surely add some spice to your
setup because who doesn't like RGB I'm
sure we are all familiar with the Gobi
Light Bars by now well these are
basically the same thing but at half the
cost also the biggest difference between
these and the Gobi Glide bars is that
these are USB powered which is way more
convenient this means you can plug them
directly into your PC or any USB power
source instead of having to plug them
directly into your wall or in my case
plug them directly into the back of your
monitor's USB port that way you don't
have to use up a USB port from your PC
this also gives you more flexibility on
where you can mount them because all you
need is a 5 volt USB port because of
this I was able to mount one light bar
behind each of my vertical monitors to
give my setup some nice ambient lighting
you get two light bars with a split USB
PC cable that is needed to combine both
lights together and the USB 3 tip plugs
into any 5 volt USB port you also get
two stands and four magnets giving you
the option of mounting them to any
surface you want the stands are pretty
straightforward you can either have the
light bar standing vertically or
horizontally and you can position them
however you like some people like to
keep the light bars in plain sight
facing them towards the front while the
others like to keep them hidden and
position the light bars against a wall
to have the lights bounce off for
ambient lighting whatever you decide you
have the option of using the included
stands or by mounting them to a surface
using these magnets you get a total of
four magnets two for each light bar you
have to use these double-sided adhesive
strips and stick them to one side of the
magnets and then you can attach both
magnets onto the labeled area on the
light bars after that you can decide
where you want to mount the light bar
preferably an even surface to ensure the
adhesive strips thick you can hook them
up on the side baby monitors underneath
your motor or keep them hidden behind
your Martyrs there are buttons in the
back of one of the light bars that
allows you to manually change the colors
but I strongly recommend using the App
instead as it's a lot easier to control
the lights you also have access to way
more lighting effects on the first tab
you can choose from Seven static colors
with brightness control the second tab
gives you access to a bunch of pretty
cool effects with the option of
customizing your own colors along with
the speed and brightness the third tab
is a music feature the lights will react
to the sound and you can choose from
four different effects along with
sensitivity and finally on the fourth
tab you can set a timer where the lights
will shut off after a specific amount of
time I like how the lights are perfectly
diffused and they are surprisingly very
bright just not as bright compared to
the Govi light bars of course but they
are bright enough to a point where they
will illuminate any area you put them in
so if you've always wanted to add some
light bars to your setup but don't want
to spend over 50 dollars I highly
recommend picking these up up next is a
very handy piece of tag for every setup
this is the huian mini key dial and it's
basically a wireless numpad and an
Elgato stream deck combined into one
device you can customize up to 18
buttons and a dial using the key dial
software they made it very easy to sign
certain keys or set specific macros but
you can do so much more than that you
can launch certain programs or games and
even control certain system applications
like locking your computer screen
putting your PC to sleep or even
powering off your entire system it
really is just a cheaper alternative to
the Elgato stream deck just in a numpad
format but the biggest difference here
is that it does not have any LCD
displays for each button obviously
because of the price being so low you're
just gonna have to remember what each
button does which isn't too bad
especially since you can set a quick
cheat sheet as one of the buttons so
this is how I configured my wireless pad
most of the buttons are numbers that you
would find on a regular numpad and
that's because I use numbers a lot when
I'm paying my contractors every month
and also when I'm working with average
FPS numbers during gaming benchmarks I
love my custom keyboard to death but not
having a numpad really hurts my
productivity the rest of the buttons are
just shortcuts to the apps I use the
most I got a shortcut to Modern Warfare
2 and one more for Vegas Pro which is my
editing software so the knob function is
actually really cool it's currently set
to my volume control but if I press the
middle button I can switch between three
profiles profile one is my default which
I just talked about is my volume control
I can adjust the volume of windows by
simply rotating it clockwise or
counterclockwise profile 2 is my
previous and Skip controls for my media
player so rotating it clockwise is Skip
and counterclockwise is previous and
profile number three is my least used
profile it basically allows me to scroll
up and down but I don't really use this
because I have my mouse scroll wheel the
software makes it extremely easy to
customize and you have the option of
setting increments for the dial
sensitivity from one to five as well as
put a sleep timer where it will turn off
after a certain amount of time the
wireless micro pad is rechargeable with
a 1200 milliamp hour battery and it's
stated to last about 100 hours of use
which is pretty impressive but here's
the cool part about all of this you can
have multiple profiles for each specific
program that you use on the top here you
can add specific programs to use with
the key dial so for example I have it
currently set to all programs meaning
that all these shortcuts will work
everywhere but let's say I want a
completely different set of macros and
shortcuts when I'm using my editing
program I just simply click on it and
add a program to the list now I can
completely customize the pad and add
shortcuts or macros that'll be very
useful for me while I'm using the
editing software you can add as many
programs as you want and switch between
them as many times as you want this is
such a cool and useful thing to have in
your setup I strongly recommend this to
anyone looking for a wireless numpad or
a macro pad this next item is pretty
simple and straightforward it's a
magnetic headphone hanger but what I
love most about this is that it's not
permanent like a traditional hanger that
has an adhesive strip in the back when
you eventually peel those off it usually
ends up leaving residue or it damages
the surface since this is magnetic you
can detach it whenever you want without
worrying about damaging anything in the
process it does fold making it easier to
carry around but more importantly it's a
simple design that just works you can
attach this to any magnetic surface to
hang your headphones but it's mostly
designed to stick on the side of your PC
case which will keep your headphones
hidden from Plain View when you're not
using them okay these are actually
really useful not just for your setup
but everywhere else in your home these
are Wireless motion sensor lights that
you can install anywhere in your home
where light is not available for example
let's say you're at your setup and you
need to access the back of your PC to
plug in a device or check something out
but it's dark in your room and you don't
have a light source underneath your desk
well with the motion sensor light
installed all you have to do is wave
something in front of it to turn the
lights on but if your legs constantly
trip the sensor you can manually turn it
on using the switch on the side either
way it's a very easy way to add a light
source in the places where you need it
another great example is in your closet
or a room where there isn't any light
for example let's say you have a pantry
that doesn't have a light source which
apparently is very common in the US
adding a light sensor is extremely
useful it will automatically light up
the room as soon as you walk in it will
detect motion within 10 feet and up to
120 degree range it will also
automatically shut off after 20 seconds
of no movement each of these lights have
a 1 000 milliamp hour battery and on a
full charge it can last up to four weeks
if it's used 10 times a day it does have
a usb-c port on the top which supports
fast charging and it will take three
hours to charge from zero to a hundred
percent those are just two examples of
where you can use these around the house
but you get the idea the fact that they
are very thin and light allows you to
put them virtually anywhere you need a
light source these are attached
magnetically by default so if you have a
magnetic surface then you're good to go
but if you don't that's cool you just
need to use the included magnetic strip
with the adhesive just stick this
anywhere you want and then attach the
light sensors to it if you need quick
access to light and dark areas in your
home or your setup I recommend picking
these up last but not least we are
checking out some very cool keycaps that
just got released by cable mods the
company who makes high quality custom
cables you've definitely seen them in my
PC build on the channel well now they're
doing keycaps and they have four new
keycap sets and three modifier sets the
keycaps are all lasered ABS with UV
coating and they're designed with
carefully placed Legends and sub Legends
for maximum brightness these do look so
much better than standard keycaps here's
my 60 keyboard from Corsair with the
stock keycaps and and here are the new
cable mod keycaps the lighting is
noticeably brighter as there is more
lighting being led through to each
keycap each kit has a special setup
novelty keycaps that adds a unique look
to your keyboard my favorite is the
berserk set because of the cool font
that they used and the ax space bar but
I know the weaves would really like the
Japan set the most even if they don't
speak it it's just a nice way to show
your obsession for the Japanese culture
but if you want to take your keyboard a
step even further you could add these
modifier kits there are currently three
different sets we got Berserker Egypt
Japan they essentially replace the
original Legend on the keycap with an
image and when the entire keycap set is
installed you get this beautiful
seamless design that transitions from
one side of the keyboard to the other
these keycaps support all sizes of
keyboards from 100 to tkl and even 60.
the modifier sets offer ANSI support
while the full keycap sets support both
ANSI and ISO layouts if you're looking
to spice up your boring keyboard I
highly recommend checking out these
keycaps
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