Discover the Wild World of Kickstarter Car Products with Donut Media - Featuring Hilarious and Questionable Inventions!
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In this video from Donut Media, James and Justin play a game where they guess which Kickstarter campaigns got funded and which ones didn't. The first video they watch is about a jump starter called Auto Wit, which they believe got funded because it seems durable and reliable. The second video is about a shelf-like product called Tool Monkey, which they think didn't get funded because it seems like a reach. They are correct in their guesses. They then test out the Auto Wit jump starter on James' car, which starts right up. The next set of products they watch videos for are the Boosted Safe, a device to prevent car break-ins, and the Versa Tire Hanger, a tool to make changing tires easier. They both guess that the Boosted Safe got funded, and they are right. They install the Boosted Safe and attempt to break into James' car, but are unsuccessful. The next videos are about the HudCast, a heads-up display for cars, and the Vision Vehicle, a low-cost electric vehicle. They disagree on which one got funded, with Justin choosing the HudCast and James choosing the Vision Vehicle. They are both wrong, as neither got funded. They then test out a makeshift heads-up display using James' phone and a mirror. The final products they watch videos for are the Quanto Gear, a tiny RC car controlled by a phone, and the Dust Free Automotive Bag, a bag to protect your car. They both believe the Dust Free Automotive Bag got funded because of the convincing pitch video. They are correct again. They then race the Quanto Gear RC cars and have fun with them. Justin's favorite product of the day is the Boosted Safe.
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"Boosted Safe" is a car safe that clips into the same spot as a booster seat.
The Coolest Cooler is an example of a successful Kickstarter campaign, but it ended up being a failure.
The problem with the safe is that a burglar would have to break into the car to realize they can't steal it, resulting in a broken window.
The Autowit box is a capacitor that charges from a dead battery and can be used to jumpstart a car.
Viewers are excited to see Donut on YouTube after seeing them at the Crew Motorfest.
James and Justin are a favorite pair for their entertaining videos.
The tire magnet is likely a switchable magnet used for welding.
Viewers want to see a series where each Donut member does a mod or upgrade to their personal car.
Some viewers have been scammed by Kickstarter campaigns in the past and prefer to wait for products to be sold in stores.
The tire hanger is a useful tool for tire rotations and can save time and effort.
Some viewers are skeptical about the safety of the Boosted Safe and believe a determined robber could still steal it.
The VersaTire holder is a helpful tool for those who work at dealerships and frequently change tires.
The Autowit uses supercapacitors and never needs to be charged, making it a must-buy for emergencies.
James has a new catchphrase, "Bop."
Some viewers have used an app that turns their phone into a transparent screen for multitasking while walking or driving.
Some viewers are not impressed with the car cover and believe it could cause damage to the car.
The dust bag for cars is seen as a bad idea by some viewers, as it can trap moisture and cause rust.
Some viewers believe the car bag is a good idea for protecting cars from floodwaters.
-40 degrees is the same in both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Some viewers are impressed by the camera work and editing in the video.
Some viewers want to see Donut review Temu tools.
Some viewers are excited to see the little cars featured in the video.
Some viewers are amused by the comment that the video is Canadian because the host is speaking English and using Celsius.
Some viewers want to see more of the camera operator who is sitting in the backseat with a wooden box in their lap.
Some viewers are impressed by the Autowit and have a similar product.
Some viewers want to see Donut review some Temu tools.
Some viewers are excited to see the little cars featured in the video.
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