Hey, guys, this is Austin.

And welcome to yet another

Ken Torments Me with Terrible Products video.

This time we are apparently looking at pickles.

(chuckles)

Electronic yodeling pickle.

Yodel-a-he-ooo, says the pickle.

Should I ask how much this was?

- [Ken] Eleven.

- Eleven dollars.

Much better than I was expecting.

All right,

let's see what we get with our accoutrements pickle.

This is a very detailed looking pickle.

(pickle yodeling)

(yodeling continues)

(out of tune yodeling)

The Odin Serafim, world's first projection mouse?

Ken, you do realize that I actually had ordered

one of these already, right?

Not even kidding.

This is actually a product that I wanted to do

a video on anyway.

How much was this?

- [Ken] Sixty nine dollars.

- Seventy bucks.

Oh, I'm sorry.

(clears throat)

Sixty nine dollars.

I have to be very correct on my pricing here.

I've got to say, after the last one where I was wearing a

pink suit at this point in the video,

much happier with my laser mouse.

Oh!

It totally works, look at this.

So, if I swipe with it, it is totally plausible.

It's like, click, whoa.

That actually kind of works.

I mean it's not the greatest tracking surface in the world,

but that's a laser mouse.

Well, I think, more specifically, a laser track pad.

But still, that actually is really cool.

You know what, if I actually move a little bit

more quickly with this, it's pretty responsive.

I mean, it's a little bit inaccurate, I think.

But, I mean, that doesn't feel terrible.

Oh, even tap-to-click works.

Dude, this is like a legitimate track pad,

that just happens to be a laser.

Next item, please.

You did not.

So, for those who are not in the know,

a little while ago, this Supermario puzzle came out.

And what was so special about it,

is that it's basically all red.

It's basically impossible to actually put together.

Puzzles are educational, challenging and fun.

Yeah.

Challenging and fun when it's literally

impossible to put together.

Oh, boy.

That's quite the bag.

So, with a thousand pieces on board,

you know that this is going to be a fun time for all ages.

Look at these pieces.

They are all the exact same,

they just have a little bit of a texture on them.

Why, why would anyone want to do this?

I honestly think that this is the extent of

how much this puzzle is going to be put together.

All right, moving on.

All right, I'm afraid to ask.

What's next?

The BlackBerry Leap?

How much was this?

- [Ken] Seventy five.

- Seventy five dollars for a BlackBerry.

OK.

Not exactly what I expected.

Starting BlackBerry 10 OS.

OK, so it's actually a legit, original BlackBerry.

I mean, the hardware is not bad,

I kind of like the sort of rubberized finish on the back.

It's got a headphone jack.

Hard to argue with that.

That's a rare commodity these days.

Well, a pretty impressive eight megapixel

auto focus camera on the back.

I've got to say, those bezels are straight out of 2015.

Man, that looks very bizarre these days.

So, we are now inside BlackBerry 10 OS.

And I will say, this actually has aged pretty well.

I mean, sure, the app support is,

well, minimal at this point.

But the actual sort of interface,

how smooth everything is,

it actually doesn't feel too far behind.

If only, you know, Android wasn't a thing.

But of course, with an eight megapixel camera,

we're probably dealing with some crispy images.

Wow, that's a lot of shutter lag.

Actually, you know what, that's not that bad.

Alright, the real test is going to be the selfie though.

Oh, it's a little bit colorful, but I'll give that a pass.

I'm curious, do you know how much this was

when it was brand new?

Two hundred seventy five dollars.

Well, if you look at it like that,

this is a relative bargain at only $75 today.

Of course, you're going to have to deal

with BlackBerry 10 OS which is basically dead.

But, I mean, besides that.

The Edifier P841

All right, it's been a while since I've taken

a look at a new pair of headphones.

This actually looks like a kind of reasonable

and not stupid thing to take a look at.

Well, at first glance,

they're actually a little lightweight,

maybe a little more lightweight than I would like.

But, of course, that's not the only thing that matters,

certain headphones will put weights in their headphones

just to make them feel more hefty.

They pass the Hotel California test.

Now, the sound stage isn't exactly super wide,

which isn't really a big surprise.

And there is not a ton of clarity there.

There is definitely a little bit more bass

than I would like, but they sound decent.

For $65 though, I would probably lean

towards the Status CB-1s, which,

if you guys have watched my videos, you know that

I have recommended many, many times.

I'm excited.

What do we have?

Printoss?

This is very Japanese.

Ken, did you get this is Japan?

So, the entire box is basically in Japanese.

It looks like something that you put your phone in

and then a picture comes out, maybe?

I'm very confused.

I'm just thinking, in my head right now, right?

At what point would I want to scan my screen and

print it versus just transfer a photo to a printer?

I'm not going to think about it.

I'm just gonna see if this thing works.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

This isn't a scanner.

This has actual film inside, doesn't it?

- [Ken] Instax

- It has actual Instax film inside?

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

So, you put your phone on here.

You take a picture of the screen and it will print out

on Instax film, I guess.

So, it's not even a printer,

its just camera that takes pictures of your phone screen.

One pack of minion-themed Instax film later.

Let's see if we can get this thing to work.

Look at this.

That looks much more realistic and reasonable.

The real test is, what am I going to print?

All right, here goes nothing.

(click)

Is that it?

Oh yeah, there we go.

It's blank right now, that's fine.

Just let it bake here for a second.

Develop is what the cool kids call it.

And hopefully, we'll see a picture of something.

You know what?

That's actually not that bad.

Yeah, it's Instax, so it's not going to look

quite as crystal clear as this

wonderful pixel photo that I have here.

One thing I will say is,

even though they say to crank your phone up

to max brightness,

especially if you have a newer Smartphone,

it might be a little too much.

I'm going to bring it down just a

little bit for the next one.

All right, shot number two.

(cheering and booing)

This is obviously a toy.

It's not like some super high end printer.

But I will say, it's kind of cool.

Stuff like Instax is really fun anyway.

And the idea that you can print photos on your phone

instead of just taking shots on a camera

and hoping it works.

I can see this being something

that a lot of people could be into.

So, as always, links to check out all the stuff,

including the Printoss will be in the description.

And I'm curious,

what do you guys think about Ken's picks on this one?

I gotta say, I'm not in a bunny suit,

so I'm not complaining.

But anyway, let me know what you guys think

in the comments below and I will catch you on the next one.