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The YouTube video reviews the Crypto Data K1 Impulse phone, touted as the first phone using voice over blockchain technology for secure communication. Created by Karatbars and Crypto Data Electronics, the phone faces skepticism for its security claims and features. The reviewer critiques the phone's specifications, design flaws, and limited functionality, cautioning against its purchase due to security concerns and high price. The phone lacks Google services and updates, making it impractical despite its unique technology. Suggesting the device may not be worth the investment, the video concludes with skepticism towards the company's reliability and advises viewers against buying the product.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber introduces the Crypto Data K1 Impulse phone, which is claimed to be the first phone in the world using voice over blockchain technology for secure communication. The phone’s creators are two companies, Karatbars and Crypto Data Electronics. The phone is priced at 1,000 euros and initially had flagship specifications which were later downgraded. The phone is manufactured in China and comes with a unique boxing experience including metal plating and flash drives. The YouTuber expresses skepticism about the phone’s security claims and presentation but is curious to explore its features.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the contents of a phone box, including wireless earbuds with a screen that have low volume and poor sound quality, spare tips for the earphones, a SIM pin, and a case. The international charger, USB-C cable, and 10-watt charger are also mentioned, with criticism for the quality of the plastic charger. The phone is shown to have a transparent casing with holes for sound and microphone, but the sound quality is deemed poor. Additionally, the lack of a 3.5mm jack for audio output is highlighted as a drawback.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the design and features of a phone. They mention the SIM tray can hold two SIM cards and a micro SD card. The phone has a rear-mounted fingerprint reader that works well and no face unlock for security reasons. The phone’s camera is a 13-megapixel Sony IMX 214 sensor, which is outdated. The speaker criticizes the hardware choices, including the Helio P22 SoC and the 5.7-inch 720p LCD screen. The phone’s pocketability is also mentioned as being challenging due to its size.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses a phone with only 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, and running on Android 9 with limited updates. The phone lacks the Play Store and Google Play services for security reasons, and the available apps are limited and pre-selected for security. The device allows installing apps through Firefox but lacks Google functionality. Despite its limitations, the phone offers voice over blockchain calls, but the company behind it has questionable security practices. The speaker advises against trusting the phone due to security concerns and low functionality. The phone is expensive at around 1000 euros, but can be found for less on eBay.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker expresses skepticism about a phone that operates over blockchain technology, stating it is overpriced at 200 pounds. They question the company’s trustworthiness, predicting its potential failure soon. Despite their doubts, the speaker acknowledges the uniqueness of the product but advises against purchasing it. They emphasize not wasting money on this product and conclude by signing off as Tony from Vlogging Projects.