I am a Chinese, I never buy products worth over 500 rmb from Chinese companies. I know what the situation is.

@markmeng7432

4 жыл бұрын

Are you serious? Mate?

@trossponsor9077

4 жыл бұрын

500rmb is nothing I pay more for a single lunch

@thomasmccauley6212

3 жыл бұрын

@@trossponsor9077 I pay 25 rnb for a good lunch maybe 40 with dessert.

@Tager253

3 жыл бұрын

sheesh

@LMB222

3 жыл бұрын

Do you think it will improve with time?

Are you people not listening? They didn't say all Chinese products are of poor quality, they said Chinese products SOLD IN CHINA are of dubious quality. Stop saying how good Lenovo is unless you bought it in China!

@loot6

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly.

@dy031101

4 жыл бұрын

I have a Mate 10 pretty much as soon as the international version became available. Still works well enough to the point where I'm prepared to give Mate 30 a shot and install Google Playstore myself.

@mhnpl8140

4 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised when Lenovo is very popular in US, while in Vietnam, the quality is kind of...

@holeshothunter5544

4 жыл бұрын

It slops over onto everything else, too.

@jennytan5229

4 жыл бұрын

My big regret was buying a Lenovo laptop. Indeed, I bought most chinese electronic products because of my budget But after 1 years I threw them all away because it quality often cause my times.

As a Chinese live overseas, I really like your videos. Believe it or not, they are actually a lot less bias than some Chinese videos. A lot of people criticize you for saying negative about China, but as a Chinese, I know they are mostly just facts. Some Chinese don't want to or just can't accept any negative information about China, because of their ego or so called "national pride". But it doesn't make China a better place. I like the way you point out the problem China has, you simply can't solve the problem if you just try to hide them.

@user-dv9mo4kf7v

6 жыл бұрын

stupid

@kamilpawlowski6576

6 жыл бұрын

One of the things I've come to value about living in the US, after having been here for a while is that this country does not hide its ugly truths. It makes it really easy for others to run the USA down, but few other places have the self confidence to show you even a fraction of how it really is. It also makes it a lot easier to address some problems, because you can at least admit/talk about them.

@robloxianalamat1019

5 жыл бұрын

Same here

@robloxianalamat1019

5 жыл бұрын

Jedi solo not a freaking Chinese national. After secondary/high school u will know what’s that

@mrgruntlesworth

5 жыл бұрын

@@jasonchen2145 confirmed for never stepping foot in the south/midwest united states

I understand the mindset. My Chinese wife and I were discussing a new sofa. I was talking about waiting to buy a more expensive one that will last. Her attitude was to just get a cheaper one that will last a couple of years, then throw it away and buy another then. Smh!

So I take it that the middle finger is a universal language?

@Mondos2001

7 жыл бұрын

Atheist Psyconaut hmm. I think we got a theme for a new video; offensive terms and gestures in China!

@Yamanhitle

7 жыл бұрын

mondos2001 that would be awesome. I've always wanted to know how to insult Chinese people

@Mondos2001

7 жыл бұрын

Tafadzwa Kay hahaha, not for those purposes, just to know, you know.

@FlandraLabs

7 жыл бұрын

Too bad most older Chinese have no idea wtf the middle finger represents

@Yamanhitle

7 жыл бұрын

Eric Jiang why is that a bad thing?

In my apartment in Beijing, pretty much everything has broken within a year

@ShanghaiGoat

7 жыл бұрын

I live in a new Chinese apartment and the light switches have all had to be replaced in less than one year, some of the replacements have had to be replaced too!

@tobyli52

7 жыл бұрын

sggod89 maybe you should pay more for your apartment

@KrotowX

5 жыл бұрын

I believe that he will replace more expensive switches once a year then.

@william.von.andreas.neposl782

5 жыл бұрын

As a resident in Beijing, my recommendation is that you should never buy a product from private companies ，and consume something from government owned companies, they have way much better quality controls and reasonable prices .

@mingpoyang

5 жыл бұрын

Excellent report. No one is going to hire an apartment to you again without a hefty deposit against misuse and breakages.

The part about the Nexus 6P is ironic in retrospect. Source: Watching video on a broken 6P.

My sister in law was a chinese national. Lived there until her early 20s. She and her sister have since given up their Chinese citizenship for US citizenship. But they tell us about how there two types of products. One for the chinese market and the other for export. The export products are much better quality. They talked about a pair of sneakers their dad bought. Lasted about 2 weeks before the shoe literally started falling apart. Quite a fascinating country. Hope we can get over there and get a nice tool with her and her parents.

As a Chinese, I have to say that what Winston and C-milk said in the video is true. But It's not because the Chinese companies can't do proper quality control ( products exported overseas are generally good ), it is because the laws in China are so bad and so poorly enforced that they don't have any incentive whatsoever to improve their products' quality.

@nanxingluo4902

7 жыл бұрын

mondayfool Chinese do complain a lot about the inferior quality of domestic products but sadly those complaints hardly transfer into action because the government simply dont care so long as money keeps pouring in.

@chsjenc

7 жыл бұрын

so, just as I had suspected... everything evil in China is rooted in CCP....their corruption.... and wondering again, how can the people of China topple their communist government and return the power to the people... but, then I,ve noticed so many Chinese people have been brainwashed by their propaganda... just so sad...

@PimpDaddyStyles

6 жыл бұрын

complaining about products is not the way to get them better quality. you use your money, if you keep buying poor quality products they will stay poor. only the consumer can change the quality of products and that is by not spending money on something thats going to break. if you buy a phone that keeps breaking dont buy from that company again.

@christophervang9308

Жыл бұрын

Yes everything in China is broken from the top, so everyone under becomes broken too.

friend sees my backpack is dirty and tells me people will look down on me, so he buys me a new chinese one. i had that backpack for six years without problem. within two weeks, two of the zippers broke (i was gentle) and there was a hole in the bottom. right now it's essentially unusable. pure trash. at least the phone i bought is decent.

@loot6

5 жыл бұрын

He probably owns the company that sells the backpacks lol.

Great video! ( Gee, the traffic in China is SCARY though...... the bus that overtook and just stopped! )

@LODOWICKMUGGLETON

4 жыл бұрын

True, but if you watch carefully you will see these guys changing lanes without signalling too.

@thomasmccauley6212

3 жыл бұрын

@@LODOWICKMUGGLETON that's not so much the problem compared to no traffic laws being followed since they arent enforced. When you live in a society like this you have to force your way in everywhere so it's a roll of the dice every street you travel. Not using a turning signal is the least of our worries

My wife used to work in Muji in the UK, and so when we moved to China, we decided to go to Muji to buy stuff for our new home. My wife could not believe how inferior the quality of the products (even basic things like towels) was in China.

As a young Mechanical Engineer in the early 1990s, I used to design air conditioning systems and installations. We used to love asia because they don't do preventative maintainence. We would install these massive, powerful air conditioning plants and five to ten years latter, they were totally shot and needed to be replaced. Most likely the plant was un-serviceable due to neglect, for years before replacement. Even large office buildings where the tenants were large multi-nationals, the plant would only last a few years, because the building owners did not want to spend money on maintenance and did not care about health, preserving the plant or the tenants. This is not just Chinacentric.

It's called "buy it from a Western source and get it sent to you in China" LOL It's "made in China" vs "stayed in China"

3:30 Is hilarious. 'That's the dynamic'. I love it, nothing will stop SerpentZA from being real and raw. I love it beyond belief. Literally, no beliefs or superstitions - just seeing.

"Our bikes are still going strong, nothings broken." Is this apart from your rev gauge and speedometer? :D

I'm a recent subscriber and LOVE both of your channels. They're absolutely fantastic. I've learned so much.

100% true. There are a couple other factors that encourage this kind of cheap, throwaway products: 1. Time pressure: Chinese customers demand a lot and want it all done yesterday. And businesses will capitulate because in Chinese culture, the customer is ALWAYS right, even when they're definitely wrong. They treat customers like gods, so they become spoiled and businesses have to bend over backwards for them. 2. Face: So you bought a cheap piece of crap that fell apart as soon as you started using it. What do you do now? Publicly shame the company? How DARE you sully their reputation!! That will get you sued/stalked/harassed/robbed. In Chinese culture, face is more important than ANYTHING except money.

Every country should have a channel like this rather than rely on PR from a tourism department. Another excellent video.

I bought a generic carbon bike frame from China. Really nice and no complaints 4 years later.

@HairyPixels

7 жыл бұрын

I knew 2 other people that had them, or yeah you're right I probably wouldn't have trusted it. Just some random company but they seem to know what they're doing. Having said that I had a close eye on it the first few months. :)

I work for an American pillow and Mattress Company and we import some of our packaging materials from China, and we also import these electronic remote controllers for the heated blankets that we make and every single time they come in we have to reprogram them because they're all faulty

@Caoimhin93

5 жыл бұрын

The electronic remote controllers they made for these work, just not for thr proper blanket and that's why every time they come in, we have to reprogram the blankets thermostat

Stone Lion 1, "So what did you do today?" Stone Lion 2, "Not much, just saw a couple of white guys in china" Stone Lion 1, "No way! you're lion" :)

@carrierueden756

7 жыл бұрын

chris bradt lol😂

@georgegarciaiii9007

7 жыл бұрын

Damnit, I read this like an hour ago….. I'm still laughing. Good one man.

@Mondos2001

7 жыл бұрын

chris bradt nice!👍

@chrisbradt6275

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, 81 likes for a "Dad joke" isn't bad i guess lol

@richardli1374

7 жыл бұрын

3:04 Winston.. your fake dynamics..pushing you to the end... all for your good.

So, I went to the Huawei consumer website and recognised all the places in the commercial from ADVChina's travels: the fake German village scene, the beach highway scene and the hotel pool scene. AMAZING!

I recently discovered ADVChina, SerpentZA, and Laowhy86. You guys create so many great videos! I know very little about modern China, though I have taken Chinese History classes. It is so great to see a glimpse of what modern China is like, especially for someone like me who cannot afford to visit China at the moment. Thank you for doing what you do!

Guys, please visit exitic places whenever you tackle a topic like this one. Visit a temple, an old neighborhood or something like that. You don't have to talk about the place, just walk through it while talking. You can do walk and talk or something like that.

@karlpj1

6 жыл бұрын

Those are gone with Mao. They said that before. You need to go to Taiwan to find those.

C-Milk drives like me 😂

I just love how the lady on the scooter squezed throught you and just went on riding through the red light :D around 6:40

This channel should be required viewing for all the Chinese party leaders and media influencers. It may be painful to hear, but these kinds of specific criticisms could be just the right kind of feedback that could lead to a change of mindset that would lead to fixing the problems and becoming a better society. Many other countries in Asia started out with a similar mindset - Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore - and are now revered has centers of advanced technology and high quality. China could totally get there.

@ronhofer1444

9 ай бұрын

Communism is like cancer it eats the system from the inside out.

Great things produced in China: 1. Your charming and beautiful wives 2. Your videos on all your channels

@ShawNshawN

5 жыл бұрын

But they're both foreigners, so its not native Chinese. I don't think Chinese people count as a quality product, although their parents did well.

@jupitertheplanet2030

5 жыл бұрын

3. Xiaomi

@edwardwilson1180

4 жыл бұрын

theroboyouknow i can’t speak about the women because i’ve never been with a chinese woman, but i’m sure their videos wasn’t made on chinese gear

@Ghryst

2 жыл бұрын

@@jupitertheplanet2030 if you think Xiaomi is "quality", then i guess that Zyklon B qualifies as a "quality" product too. they both did thier job well, and they both helped a genocidal dictatorship develop its authoritarian regime

Huawei is marketing like crazy here in Denmark. They're in every electronics store, shit tonne of tv ads, and they also had a giant billboard ad in the centre of Copenhagen. People do seem to be happy with their phones for the most part though.

@TheRealAlas

5 жыл бұрын

They're becoming popular across Europe, obviously trying to win the EU. I don't quote trust them just yet though.

@valeriavagapova

5 жыл бұрын

Honestly I've been using Huawei phones since 2012 (recently got Xiaomi by chance though) and super happy with them. Fair price, sturdy, great camera, everything works just fine. Very well worth their price. They definitely have gotten A LOT more popular since I got my first Huawei phone and I think it's well deserved.

These discussions while watching the scenery go by is great ! Get to see a bit of everyday living. Thanks guys !

Great Video lads, it's great to see you riding around China and talking like this, it's fantastically edited and really entertaining! I lived in Zhongshan for a couple of years and we picked up three Suzuki GZ-150A's straight from the "Suzuki" dealer, a week later they arrived, delivered to our school at the time and we took them for a quick spin around the block. My handlebars dropped down to the tank on the first corner I took! All the bolts were less than hand-tightened! Luckily these came with a toolkit to fix them up I suppose! Keep up the great work! Just bought Conquering Southern China and can't wait for Conquering the North!

My 5 cents: having used cheap huawei, zte and xiaomi phones over the last 6 years I have to say that Huawei actually had the best quality but they are also more expensive than the other brands. However a Xiaomi is what I'm going to continue to use because of the looks of the UI and hardware.

As a Singaporean that had worked for two China MNCs dealing with TV broadcasting products, I have come to the conclusion that the China people expect their customers (both local and overseas) to accept the faults of their products and live with them. To them, being average is good enough and scamming their way to riches by cutting corners and pushing responsibilities is the norm.

@tobyli52

7 жыл бұрын

Melvin Chong bullshit, Chinese companies expect the customers to value what they pay for. You pay 1/3 of the price, you get one third of the product.

@melvinch

7 жыл бұрын

Toby Li​​ Bullshit yourself. You are just in denial. Put your fucking nationalistic mentality aside and accept that truth.

@nangergong

7 жыл бұрын

please explain why DJI is so prevalent in the west?

It is always a mixed bag with Chinese products. I generally purchase my electronic items in Hong Kong but my HTC (made in China) died leaving me no choice but to get one on the mainland. Went to China Mobile and got a Huawei G7+, never an issue with it. Though the next Huawei will be from Hong Kong just to make sure it has the proper quality.

@austinhughes2161

7 жыл бұрын

Serious? I have never seen a Made In China HTC. IIRC they only manufacture in Taiwan.

Great editing too. Keep up the good work.

Did that bike just breeze between you two through a red light (6:48)?

@Soulshade

7 жыл бұрын

calags you're allowed to turn right on a red light in China, so yeah it did and to some extent it was a legal 😃

@GamerCracked

7 жыл бұрын

Isn't it the same in America?

@rh906

7 жыл бұрын

Only if you make a full stop first and there is not a sign prohibiting you.

@apw3ner

7 жыл бұрын

Michael H *only if there's no obstructions, no cops, and the light already turned red so in the event that it has a camera, it will have already snapped the picture FTFY

@dropj3

7 жыл бұрын

Soulshade but he turned left though 😅

You also have this issues with LCD TVs with different panels from Sony, Samsung, Panasonic etc. Also remember back in the day, same issues with the Sony PSP's

I love how you guys carry a topic while you are cruising around China! Keep it up!

Do glad you guys are back to takling WHILE DRIVING

I live and work in China with my family. I agree with you mostly but better not to generalize it as "all". There are some Chinese brands that come with tight quality control. The point is they are crazy expensive. As for Huawei issue, I believe they didn't take good lesson from the previous scandal where they posted a DSLR photo claiming it's by P10 phone!

Winston seemed particularly pissed throughout the video 😂😂 but these issues do sound pretty annoying

@supersultan7374

7 жыл бұрын

bird718 quite, though I think that the "higher quality, higher price" policy is applicable around the world, it's just that China has a reputation for manufacturing low cost electronics, so they can't exactly pull it off

@remyllebeau77

7 жыл бұрын

I would say it is Laowhy that seemed angry.

@Three_Random_Words

7 жыл бұрын

What if you buy Chinese products in Hong Kong, do they get the export version.

I sensed a little tension in this video.. You guys are great and I love your dynamics drawn together.

I just found this channel recently and i like the content keep it up. You scare me on those bikes so please be safe .

Now, C-Milk is going to start wearing shirts that say "OEM" on it.

Using a Huawei phone since two years, I'm actually very satisfied with the quality of it. I've also got a few friends using them as well with no complaints. If I'm honest the Samsung Galaxy s3 I had a few years ago had way worse quality. But I'm obviously living in the west.

@unfortunatelyrob2635

7 жыл бұрын

The Morning Star I used an S3 for 3 years. by the end of its life, it could hardly charge because the port had fallen apart from years of use, and the motherboard malfunctioned so that the power button was perpetually being activated which made it impossible to turn on. I had to open it up and scrape the power button of the motherboard and use the volume down+home button combo after plugging it into the charger to boot it in safe mode to turn it on, and take the battery out to turn it off. To use the lock/power button in regular use, I had to use an app called ButtonSavior. the processor also went to shit or something because games just couldnt play smoothly at the end either. It was stuttering, lagging and crashing everything. It was not a phone built to last... Oh and did I mention the film on the back of the phone wore through, and the silver trim on the phone cracked in all four corners and wore down to black. s3 was tragic build quality.

@insuspectedrulling1082

7 жыл бұрын

Huawei has some stupid sound card... And it worse than iPhone 4... Stick back with iPhone... Seriously... I can't stand bad audio quality...

@danblumel

7 жыл бұрын

The Morning Star : My newest Huawei phone, a P9+, never a problem. Dual Sims and plenty of internal memory with expansion slot too.

@timelessd9096

7 жыл бұрын

I had some major problems with iPhone and the service was poor and so I switched to Huawei 9 mate and have no regret changing to Huawei.

@manojgurung4952

7 жыл бұрын

The Morning Star I did use Samsung S3 but it's gone now cos I am using Huawei honor 6X now and I have to say I am satisfied compare to Samsung's galaxy s 3

I learn something from this channel from every new upload!

Not sure if anyone pointed this out yet but it appeared that your speedometer was not working around the 2:45 mark. BTW, I just cam across your channels and I absolutely love them.

6P was a great product. Bought one for a family member. Now I use a 3T from OnePlus / Oppo. Glad to see Chinese companies making great products.

The Chinese mindset on buying things might not be as bad as you think it is. I personally think about when i got into paintball and bough some cheap and semi-problematic paintball guns. My mindset at the time was these are cheap, reasonably decent handling guns and they worked well enough for what I wanted to do with it. Sure, I had to fix them a lot but I expected this since I did not pay a lot for them. In the end they got me into a sport I was interested in but eventually dropped for various reasons but none of which was was related to the fact I bought cheap paintball guns. As such... As long as the cost of ownership is in line with the expected use of the product vs cost.. I can't say I would fault anyone for buying one. The problem I think you need to address then is the cost of a Chinese product made for the domestic market really in line with the cost of a imported product, or even a Chinese product made for a western market? If there is a noticeable cost advantage for buying a homegrown domestic market product.. you really need to address that along with the disadvantages of if will break. Just because some people might not want something because its cheap crap does not mean everyone will feel the same way.. some people even in the west might find a advantage to buying a cheap disposable item... BTW.. if you looking for a possible subject to cover with a little bit of research.. I like to know what are they doing with with fish. I been told never to buy fish caught by Chinese or marked as being a product of China. One of the things I noticed from cooking it is.. they just don't seem to be refrigerating it right. Chinese fish for the american Market just does not seem to be as fresh even if everything should be refrigerated right away. Not sure how you cover this but knowing something more about our food would be interesting.

There is no legal recourse in china for a faulty product and thus no concept of warranty.

This is a reason why my wife's friends from China seem to buy out a Costco warehouse when they come visit. Even when most of the products sold are Made In China, they buy it here because they know the quality is better. And vitamins, it's like 20 bottles of almost every kind.

I remember as a child the notoriety of Japanese stuff as cheep and of low quality. Starting around I'd say '82 and particularly with Sony that image started to change. There is no point in making anything of quality in China since they don't enforce trademarks. Forget about copyright or patents; if they just enforced trademarks and cracked down on counterfeit products their entire manufacturing economy will turn around and likely dominate. As you pointed out; it just takes one company to be successful and others will copy them. Which means it would only take one brand with high quality standards like Apple and then every manufacturer will adopt higher quality standards. If I were the party leader there I would I would adapt trademarks and form a 20 year crackdown strategy. And bring china from 3rd/2nd world into to the 1st world.

@kellyr95

7 жыл бұрын

And before that it was all "Made In Taiwan" which was viewed as "Made In China" is today although I don't recall products made In Japan back then having a bad reputation. Of course today made in Taiwan and Japan is much rarer and more indicative of decent quality products.

@josephdestaubin7426

5 жыл бұрын

I agree with everything that you said here except for the part about Apple, who's become the poster child of poor quality of late.

It's unfair to call the iPhone a Chinese product. It's manufactured in China by Chinese, but all the backwork into the design, software, etc, are mostly done in America (some Korean and Japanese parts). Apple cares a lot about their international image, so they have a lot of oversight on the manufacturing process and wont allow poor products through QA. If Apple was a fully Chinese company, the iPhone would likely be very different.

@ADVChina

6 жыл бұрын

+Fubs correct

This so true! The quality bar is really low there, unfortunately.

Every time one of the videos about quality in china comes across and I let it play I have to wonder how a country of people who are so ... prideful or defensive of their country can have so little pride in their work or products...

The Xiaomi stuff I bought here in Shanghai is holding up pretty well. But I do have some bad experiences with iPhones bought here in China. Most of the iPhone 7 that my friends and colleagues bought here are having issues, like microphones not working, camera breaking down and freezes.

@jiepan4402

7 жыл бұрын

Most ??? Seriously ?

@Soulshade

7 жыл бұрын

Jie Pan 3 out of 4. not exactly a scientifically significant test group but it sure enough made me think twice 😅

9:02 ahh I love it when Winston gets mad

To the people who can’t take honesty and face facts, you should change channels. Seems some people don’t want to hear anything bad about China and like being in denial. These guys are honest and they aren’t negative ‘bad people’, they just say it how it is, good or bad. Keep up the great work guys!

I love your videos and the outro music is really good! Keep it coming

I've bought two MI phones ,one for my mother , another for me. They are just running cool for more than one year.

I've got a Xiao mi phone here and it's not too bad haven't had any real big problems with it

Hearing 2 guys having a conversation while riding bikes... this feels very fresh to me 😊

The same thing happen with me. Some ladies from China showed up at a convention and took pics. A month later they are painting the same products like I do, except with cheap paints. In the states though, people want quality.

You guys are such a source of great information. ...seriously, thanks so much. ..China needs to be de-mystified .... and westerners really want to know....!!! terrific as always. ..

@danlesk

7 жыл бұрын

agreed, this is a fascinating channel. and i have no desire to visit china!

@austinhughes2161

7 жыл бұрын

The interesting thing is........... the SAMSUNG S8 and S8+ did the same fucking thing. It removed UFS2.1 from their website after users discovered lots of their phones get only UFS2.0.

@momochizabuza2558

7 жыл бұрын

Austin Hughes oh man the reactions on /r/android on this Samsung scandal wasn't even half of the Huawei one. there's a very obvious bias against Chinese companies.

@douglasyoung7998

7 жыл бұрын

U get a plastic spoon with 2 bucks, get a Huawei phone with 300 bucks, get a amazing DJI drone for 2000 bucks and get a high-speed train system for 200000000 bucks. This is how Chinese products works

@TechNed

6 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. I find myself always checking out the background scenery though I worry that their honesty might land them in trouble.

I bought a TCL big screen TV while in China and a Huawei Honor 6 Intl version phone while in China, about 3 years ago. No problems with either.

@rage8kage

7 жыл бұрын

Dan Blumel you brought a big TV? I really wanted a mi tv but shipping is a pain. I do but the phones tho. no real problems there

@tobyli52

7 жыл бұрын

Yu Lung Yip bought a Mi TV and loved it, better than the other Sony I have.

@danblumel

7 жыл бұрын

+Yu Lung Yip: I was living in China at the time, about 2 years.

@deepblue738

6 жыл бұрын

I bought a TCL tv and it lasted 2 years and havent had a single phone last me more than 2 years, well only one 12 years ago the Sanyo Katana

@miloshdjordjevic

6 жыл бұрын

I can bet that those products was not cheep. If you want a quality you have to pay no matter where are you located ... China, US, Europe etc......

i really enjoy watching these videos keep it up!

I was surprised to learn that Chinese products overseas are good quality. I'll keep it in mind next time I'm back home. Great video guys.

Bought my Huawei Nexus 6P here in Sweden, best phone I've ever had. Way better than the Samsung i previously had

@perrywangzuluwarrior3315

6 жыл бұрын

a nordic not buying apple?

@zaxarispetixos8728

6 жыл бұрын

Force how much it will last?

@Sam_Guevenne

6 жыл бұрын

funny i was just about too write that my p20 pro was the worst i ever bought i'm swedish to by the way

@victorsong8416

6 жыл бұрын

I bough two Huaweis and a Xiaomi, all three are just fine and problem free. But... And it's a big BUT, I got them in the EU, so they are the EXPORT model. In the video they are complaining about the Chinese, domestic units being junk, made for their own people.

@stale2665

6 жыл бұрын

@perry wang why would a nordic person be more likely to buy apple?

Hey winston, is that n7 patch on your jacker a mass effect n7 patch :o

@infinitelink

7 жыл бұрын

jayzz911 he mentioned that it is in some older video years ago, but I don't know when: I've watched hjs vids since visiting the Shenzhen area years ago, back while he was in Buji.

@jayzz911

7 жыл бұрын

thanks :)

Really nice video again guys. I've got a Huawei P9 Lite which is a really good phone especially for the price in the west. Does surprise me the amount of variation in product you say you'd expect in China. It's kinda worrying, such differences like the ram and storage in the article you showed are massive

I don’t know what it is about your videos , but I love them!!

Nexus 6P! The Nexus 6 is made by Motorola.

@user-wz6ux6gm5m

7 жыл бұрын

Motorola belong to China（world No.1 PC：Lenovo）

@JaythanRodriguez

7 жыл бұрын

Google bought Motorola and made the Nexus 6. Afterwards it sold it to Lenovo. At the time the Nexus 6 was made, Motorola was owned by Google.

@insuspectedrulling1082

7 жыл бұрын

Motorola already being bought by China... Meh... Although I did manage to buy one before the company sold to China... But seriously... Why the hell did those Chinese company want to keep buying up other company?

@danblumel

7 жыл бұрын

Jaythan Rodriguez: Google bought Motorola Mobility only specifically for it's IP and patents, stripped all that away then sold what was leftover of Motorola Mobility to China, mostly just a name. Motorola Solutions is still a USA company.

@danblumel

7 жыл бұрын

Insuspected Rulling:. Because they can't come up with a decent name, so they buy names available elsewhere.

At least chinese can make milk powder... ow wait

good video as always and should do a random video on road rage in china - and wondered if they understood the middle finger gesture .keep up the good work fellas

I think the statues with the ball are Shih Tzu's. Great video again guys! A good off bike topic might be to update your subscribers on the "Conquering Northern China" prep work. Cheers!

也难怪。毕竟是发KZread，要是客观的说中国好， 那根本就没多少人看了。毕竟面对的大部分观众的西方人，标题不显眼一点根本没人看。可怜人啊，一旦有人对他们指责了就装成一副受害者的样子，说你们让我滚出中国，我不，因为我爱这个国家，但是我又不是中国人，也融入不了这个社会，所以我还要在这里想方设法继续黑中国，骗点击率。

@moweike6550

7 жыл бұрын

我百分之百可以肯定这些家伙收了钱来黑中国的，在他们眼里中国就是一个地狱，但是打死他们也不走。。。

@user-tz5gn8ii6q

7 жыл бұрын

有可能是收了钱的，毕竟连个工作都找不到，稍微给点钱就可以收买了。但也不一定，只要黑中国的就在很多地方都有大市场，都喜欢听

@carlching53

6 жыл бұрын

Zhinan Xu ，

I needed a new caulking gun yesterday, stupidly i paid $3 less for the no brand made in china one. When i got home and tried to use it, the metal trigger snapped in half... no clue what they put in that 'metal' It was my own fault though i have tools that are over a hundred years old that still work perfectly made in England & Australia i should of paid a bit more for the one not made in China.

@mikep6726

3 жыл бұрын

Always buy tools and equipment built anywhere but China

Very informative video! This mindset explains a lot of things.

Got my mavic in china. Work great for a year now. And a one plus 5 phone. Better quality than my previous Samsung's. I had two Samsung flagships failed on me for no reason (motherboard failure) within 2 years

I am in canada in 15 days my dji stopped transmitting back to the controller

Did that chick just go through the red light?

@Im1CrazyCow

6 жыл бұрын

Yes they are some of the worst drivers around, i am actually shocked at how many do stop , because most of the mopeds as we call them just blow right through it.

@GamingAmbienceLive

6 жыл бұрын

lmao we do not drive chinese made cars, they are banned in the united states, go fuck yourself

@GamingAmbienceLive

6 жыл бұрын

im in nyc and masters of science diploma, so sit and spin

@AuralVirus

6 жыл бұрын

just goes to show even having a masters of science diploma still doesn't equate to intelligence. (parroting what someone else discovered/wrote is not wisdom) @cody slab dude reading your comments I hope you're trolling otherwise you're a shallow despicable low life little man. shame on you.

@GamingAmbienceLive

6 жыл бұрын

i dont fuck whores i fuck virgins, no HIV

I've had two Doogee phones, and bought another for a family member, and they have all worked acceptably well. The first died, but only after it was submerged in a river when I fell in. Even then, the phone probably would have survived had I known that I should remove the battery immediately and dry it out properly. I would happily buy another phone by the same brand. All bought in the UK.

How about a video on Chinese sweatshops guys? In UK we hear a lot about how dreadful they are! Keep em coming please we really enjoy them. Cheers fellas we love you both xx

Talking about Huawei, e.g. in Russia almost all telecommunications equipment for cell towers etc. is produced by Huawei. My first android phone was a Huawei U8860 back in 2012, I guess, it was rather good, but after updating the OS to android 4 it appeared, that it didn't have enough memory to operate the same way it was on android 2.3., it started lagging and losing battery much faster. Now I have P10 lite and I'm completely satisfied with it for now. Few years ago other chinese brands were introduced to our market such as Xiaomi and Meizu and they are becmoing quite popular due to affordable price, they still have some quality issues sometimes (mostly with batteries), but this is a problem with many modern mobile devices, not just with chinese brands.

@MrTereos

4 жыл бұрын

Police state controlling telecommunications of other police state. ROFL the irony

@Tomas-mf8zp

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrTereos He was just giving his experience with the products.. you just had to make it politics sigh would it be better if i said you guys have the best police (US) in the world, the irony.

Google Nexus 6P was made by Huawei. Motorola made the Nexus 6. Just a correction.

@SirSaxy

5 жыл бұрын

...funny enough, my Nexus 6P crapped out on me. It was nice at first, then just completely pissed the bed.

I can't even comprehend this. Just about everything I own was made in China, except for my Toyota and that was built in Japan as indicated in the first digit in the VIN code. All my Chinese made electronics work very well, like my Apple and Bose devices. From what I'm gathering from your video is that China manufacturing has 2 standards: one standard for the Western markets and another for the Chinese market. That's so self-destructive for a company! That's NUTS!!! Great video, guys. Thanks!!

This video speaks truth regarding the QC situation in China. One huge example for me was whenever I bought clothes at Walmart in Shekou, Shenzhen, they would fall apart within like a month or two. Total garbage clothes. However, when I would spend the same amount of money on close in America Walmart that were still made in China, they would last a long time. The quality control is immensely different.

Alright, this explains the lack of confidence Chinese people have with their products and insistence on buying foreign goods. Australia actually ran out of milk powder for a week or two, three years ago because of a milk powder scandal, and then after they discovered that imported milk powder was being 'watered down' with local powder and they just lost all confidence. Even last year I had to console the staff at my local grocer's when my ex-girlfriend went to buy milk powder for her baby brother. These days, we still have a lot of people who go out to pharmacists and buy health food goods to be sold on the Chinese market, but it seems okay now. I haven't heard any complaints lately, even though you can easily spot the trend of the month.

My dad bought drones from Beijing. All of them broke in a week.

OMG I had a black GN125, awesome bike! light and used to go on any type of road, loved it.

Does it make a difference if you buy it in Hong Kong or Mainland China for the quality?

My Huawei Nexus 6p was AMAZING! Then it bricked... :(

My Huawei P9 is the best phone I've ever had, never had a problem with it. I had nothing but problems with my previous 2 Samsung's before that

It would not surprise me if, during the quality control process, the stuff that tests OK is shipped overseas, and the crap that's marginal or outright broken is sold to internal Chinese markets. They may make a basic attempt to repair the failing stuff, then sell it as well, but even that I doubt because it would cut into profits. Given the mindset of Chinese businessmen, I seriously doubt they'd want to simply dispose of defective product. The people of China tolerating trash being dumped on them is what enables this to happen. Of course, they have a grand 2200 year history of having to tolerate being repressed under various dynasties and totalitarian governments, or else they are jailed, killed, or "disappear," so having to tolerate crap sadly seems to be almost bred into them by now.

I heard this from an ex-PLA, that in the 80's and 90's, Chinese factory used to export all the best quality rifles and give the military those not so good ones.

I don't understand why people always think "made in China" is cheap. I've worked for American manufacturers that make products there and the companies put those products through a lot of quality control before they release them into the US market or elsewhere. The only difference in the production process is the location. They would have used the exact same process in the states. However if you are referring to a brand that is cheap and a knock off then yeah...don't be surprise that it will break easily. Also products that are produced for certain markets (I.e China or India) then yeah...don't be surprised either.

@tony37068

6 жыл бұрын

Kay M, yea, depends on which company made it. Also depends who are the targeted buyers. If no-name locals made for domestic, it is unreliable. Big domestic brand is ok, don't buy no-name stuff if you expect quality

I have bought in may 2016 Huawei Honor 7 here in Croatia by Tele2 carrier and now after one year still works perfect and is like new. When my contract come to end I will buy new Huawei. They are awesome, cheap with very good specs. Huawei top class.

@valeriavagapova

5 жыл бұрын

Same, I've been using Huawei phones since like 2012 and have no complaints whatsoever. Recently got Xiaomi by chance but I would recommend Huawei 100%, great value for the price.

@Hal1344

5 жыл бұрын

Do you consider $1200-1400 for the Mate 10 plus cheap?

Is that audio being recorded while riding? It's really clear for bike-mounted microphones - can you tell me what unit(s) it is? Audio and video. Many thanks.