BINGO. I avoid the larger channels now until weeks or sometimes months later. The smaller channels that don’t really have the polished production but are good enough are where I go. I usually look at their view count and if it’s relatively small I’ll click play and sit through the ads.
As Apple customers we know very well that we pay a premium for their products. It says so in every single earnings report in case we ever doubt it. Part of the reason we readily pay for their products is the look and feel of each product. They typically look and feel, like quality.
Are you a tech support representative in some capacity? I’ve said something close to paragraph two to customers who found a corroborating post online somewhere and swore I needed to replace their device immediately. Once I explained this they allowed me to address their issue by process of elimination.
In terms of YouTube reviews with the likes of an iPad or iPhone, they absolutely do make that kind of money. You can look up specifically what Youtubers make through there analytic financial reports, which most of, is publicly available.
If you looked at the linked thread there’s multiple people, with also videos of the iPads making noises and appearing to bend. I know people love to hate, and fake things, but that would be a very elaborate of them.
This is exactly my experience as well with a blue iPad Air 5. I’ve used it every day since it arrived and can’t replicate any creaking but did see a vertical line of distortion points if I press hard on it, which I normally never do to my devices.
Except that it’s actually two grams heavier than the last generation, so what exactly is your point? They’re just sh*tting up the quality for the hell of it?
Oh no... Clearly this is an intentional design by Apple to make people who throw their iPads out of car windows to buy another. Greedy Apple🤦♂️ 🤣I also heard that if you throw it out the window of a moving car it gets damaged
