Celebrity Tech Products: Hits, Misses, and Ratings

Celebrity products often disappoint, reflecting more on their fame than genuine innovation or quality.

### Celebrity Tech Products: Innovation or Overhyped Gimmicks?
* 🌟 The review begins with VTech products endorsed by celebrities, questioning whether their fame translates into **quality** or if they are merely **cashing in on their status**.
* ⌚ Will.I.Am's smartwatch, the Dial, boasts smartphone functionality but suffers from **poor performance and design flaws**, earning a **low score of 3 out of 10**.
* 😷 His Super Mask features unnecessary technology like LED lights and Bluetooth earbuds but fails to create a **proper seal**, raising concerns about its **effectiveness**.
* 🎤 T-Pain's microphone allows users to **autotune their singing**, proving to be a **fun gadget** despite its limitations, receiving a score of **5 out of 10**.
* 🛴 Fernando Alonso's e-scooter reflects a **lifestyle brand approach** but lacks innovation, while Soulja Boy's gaming console is criticized for being a **scam**, resulting in a **zero out of 10**.
* ⚽ Harry Kane's sustainable speaker is deemed **generic and overpriced** at $130, while Kanye West's Stem Player is **unique but impractical**, leading to a score of **5 out of 10**.
* 🍿 Drew Barrymore's popcorn machine is criticized for its **quality and performance**, ultimately earning a score of **4 out of 10**, while Hillary Duff's scent diffuser impresses with its **fragrance** but raises questions about its **practicality**.
* 🎧 Kim Kardashian's Beats collaboration scores an **8 out of 10 for sound quality**, while Cristiano Ronaldo's earphones disappoint with their **basic performance**, receiving a **low score of 2 out of 10**, highlighting the **disparity in celebrity product quality**.

In front of me right now are VTech products made by the world's biggest celebrities. Everything from smart watches that replace your smartphone to microphones that make you sing better to cyclone-powered popcorn machines. So, have these celebrities used their special talents to make something genuinely amazing, or have they actually just abused their fame to sell you a load of hot garbage? Time to find out with our lovely homemade ratings chart, and let's actually go in order of how famous the person is, starting with Will.I.Am, who already has a very respectable 1.6 million Instagram followers. And he has made a smartwatch called the Dial. Holy cow, this packaging is amazing. It looks like a floor-standing speaker. And here is the watch. Why does it look like a handcuff? Now, the key selling point here is that this thing has full smartphone functionality, and it runs on a voice-activated operating system called Anida, like I need a un-ely.

need a network connection to help you first name. I need a second name connection. The actual interface is fine enough, I guess. It looks somewhat slick and like a smartwatch, but it's pretty clear the core functionality rests on it communicating with some sort of server that I am pretty certain the dude's just taken down. To be fair, the quality isn't terrible for a watch camera. It's just the colors need some work. I look like a Simpson. I'm honestly not surprised it barely works, to be honest. It looks like it doesn't even listen to Will I Am himself. Let's talk about music. Do you feel like eating? But before we decide how low will he go on our beautiful scoreboard, we've got two more products from the guy. First, the super mask designed, I guess, to be the Batman utility belt of face masks. Okay, so it's got a silicon seal that goes over your nose. It's got LED lights on the outside, two three-speed ventilation fans, and noise-canceling Bluetooth earbuds that magnetically dock.

onto the mask when not in use to broadcast your ear wax to the people sitting on either side of you. There's a slightly bigger problem here. This mask is on its tightest setting right now, the one product where it's absolutely vital that you create a complete seal, and yet there were two different sizes. There was small, medium, and then medium, large. But between those two options, I'm firmly in the camp of medium, large. Joseph, can I just check I'm not being an idiot here? Course, so that's the tightest possible setting. Yes, see if it fits you. No, in the nicest way possible, how large would you say your head is? Uh, all my loved ones in my entire life, I said, have got a fat head. I always go for the extra large and the minimal padding in helmets. If you wore the straps higher up, then does it fit? No, 'cause then you got a massive gap here. How do they make a face mask that doesn't mask your face? I'm starting to get the feeling that everyone's favorite pandemic doctor will

I am doesn't completely think things through, and finally, we've got his earphones called the buttons, which, unlike basically every single other set of earphones that do everything they can to hide themselves, these are designed to look like the buttons on your clothing, specifically be on show. They're meant to be the way for you to show the world you love music by looking a lot like vinyl records, which also happen to snap together with magnets. Dude, what is it with this guy and the insistence on showing people the insides of your ears? So, Will.i.am is not so brilliant. I'm going to give you a three, mostly for the effort. Oh wow, this one looks a lot more budget than I was expecting it to. This is the T-Pain microphone, and it's packaged in that horrible sharp plastic. I guess so you can really feel with T-Pain, but this is actually a pretty cool product idea because even if you have no idea who T-Pain is, I think there's a pretty good chance that you've

heard Tain's voice at some point. It is famously autotuned, like so autotuned that I have no idea what he sounds like without the autotune. And so, this can apparently give that power to you. Oh God, I hate this. Although I'm actually the perfect candidate to test this with because I cannot sing. So, there's a record button here now. Click play. Okay, interesting. It's time to whip it out. What I'm actually really upset that you're going to hear my before singing as well as my after. We've known each other for so long. This is a big moment right here. Play. We've known each other for so long. I will take that. That's the first time I've ever heard myself singing where I don't want to run and hide myself under my bed in silence for the next week. There's another button here which apparently allows you to drop a dirty background track. We've known each other for so long. All right, we've known each other for so long. You know what I

actually like it. No one would ever use this to record real music, but it's a lot of fun. And then when you're done, press these two buttons, pull that off, and this is a USB port, so you can download to your computer the files of you singing. So, this is the trailer for The Product. Hey, knock off that racket. I will turn this car around. Everything sounds better with the IMT pain mic. You kids now play Boom. Hey, still noise. One button te pain effect. I am T and I approve this me. So, it's not just for performances. This is also a child discipline tool. T p is a marketing genius. So, Mr. Tay, not a professional piece of equipment, but does what it says on the tin, which is more than we can say for some. 5 out of 10 all the way up at 7.1 million Instagram followers. Now, we've got Fernando Alonso, who, depending on what you're into, is either going to be a massive deal or you have no idea who I'm talking about. Alonso is a Spanish Formula 1 World

Champion currently driving for Aston Martin, but I love how he's put carting world champion before F1 in his bio. Guy's got his priorities straight. And so what he's done is built a lifestyle brand called Kimoa off the back of his racing career. And in what might be the most fitting product for a Formula 1 racing driver to make, this is their version of an e-scooter. At Kimoa, we believe that life perseveres within regardless of what occurs externally. This is why we love the sun, the sea, and the light, because they reflect a way of being just as the sun rises internally each day. Tell me you've used ChatGPT without telling me you've used ChatGPT. Doesn't exactly scream unique products that have had lots of love put into them, though I do have an idea of where we can test this. We'll get to it. Oh, this one's fun. So for some baffling reason, SoundCloud's Golden Boy rapper Soulja Boy, you know this guy, started selling

his own video game consoles in 2018, and the Pinnacle of them released in 2021 was supposed to be the soldier boy game. Get it? I think these are the cheapest-feeling earphones I've ever held. I remember the guy's Twitter marketing at the time. This thing wasn't just being sold as a knockoff Game Boy; it was advertised with a 3.5-inch touchscreen, Netflix, Spotify, and Apple Music right out the box. And it was supposedly going to have some huge big brand, big budget games, including Fortnite and Call of Duty. Long story short, it became pretty clear that the legendary Soulja Boy game was actually just an existing gaming handheld called the TRDR Pocket, but in red. And after it turned out that it was a scam and basically no one who bought one seemed to receive one, Soulja Boy then started promising those buyers that they would instead get an upgraded model with AI that was now worth $400. And this is that. Oh God, this thing is so reflective. Not a good choice of finish.

for a gaming console, so it runs Android, which means, oh no, the Call of Duty and the Fortnite games he's promised to people. They're just the mobile games, aren't they? It doesn't even meet the minimum requirements to run Fortnite. Fortnite on a phone does not have very high minimum requirements. Uh, it plays the emulator okay. It's not like the best visual or frame rate experience, but it's not bad as an emulator. The thing has no shoulder buttons. How am I meant to drift without shoulder buttons? Okay, forget that. Let's test the AI, the supposedly life-changing AI. That's the sole reason this thing's price was increased from $200 to $400. Hi, Scarlet, what's the weather? Tell me anything. Tell me anything useful. It crashed. Maybe I can ask it to drift for me in a racing game since I have no shoulder buttons. This whole thing is just absolutely terrible. Every angle of this sucks. It's Android 11, so it's 4 years out of date. I have doubts about the update schedule on this.

device. Oh, and I really love this personal touch he's added to the side of the console. He's angled the power button 80° off from where it normally is. What a guy. Does it not also look like one of those devices used in hospitals to bring people back to life? Like, except this might actually be the thing that kills me. Okay, so this is Call of Duty mobile. None of the controls work, so settings. Oh my God, the resolution of the screen is so poor I can barely read the text in the menus. It's just such a lazy product. They haven't done like the base layer of programming required to make these controls detectable in most games. Well, I guess what Soulja Boy said was true. In life, you either crank that Soulja Boy or he cranks you, and we're the ones who got cranked here. You get a very prestigious zero out of 10, not even on the board. Okay, we are in the tens of millions at this point. I think it's pretty fair to say that anyone beyond

this point is like world-famous, starting with Harry Kane, who's kind of a football legend. This guy scored 66 goals in his 98 international appearances, making him the highest goal scorer ever for England, and basically meaning that in any given game, he is more likely to score than to not score, which feels like a wild statistic. So, with all his goodwill, Kane has recently launched his own brand of sustainable electronics called Our Pure Planet. There's like a hundred things here from them. I'm going to pick one of them. Let's review the speaker. I got to say, Kane, this website feels completely dead, very much like some eagle-eyed business person has seen some well-priced generic tech from China. They want to drop ship it to wealthy Westerners, but then realized they needed a name to push it. So, he said, Hey, Harry, can we borrow you for a day to do a photo shoot with them? I mean, every single one of these photos is shot with Harry Kane in one of two outfits, so I'm now thinking 2-hour photo shoot max. You

know what's making me think this is. It's just the fact that these products look so soulless. They have no identity or consistency beyond just this one logo. So, I guess if these have been designed from scratch, then Harry, buddy, you got to get yourself a new designer. Oh no, that is the epitome of generic startup sounds. It's like they picked from the generic speaker bingo card. This is just so lazy. I can't believe it. I don't know if you're going to get Harry Kane, have him say Bluetooth mode on. It would add some value. Have you heard him speak? Well, I've not seen the pen back, but from my point of view, do look like. Okay, so you've got one set of speakers facing this way, one set facing this way, so you have some directional audio. It doesn't sound terrible, but at the same time, I have heard $30 speakers that have more detail than this. Nothing about this tech feels at all worth $130. I guess the only saving grace is how much you value.

the sustainability. They say that every single speaker is 100% carbon neutral and 200% plastic regenerative, but there's always an asterisk with these things. No one is saving the planet by buying speakers. If you actually care about sustainability, buy a used one on eBay. So boring product, not very good for the price. You, sir, have earned yourself a four at 18 million followers. Well, before he got suspended and then eventually deactivated his Instagram account, it's Kanye West, or I guess yay nowadays, and his stem player speaker. Now, we have actually covered one of these before in one of our gadgets videos, but I think this thing is fascinating. It looks like an alien, it feels like a bag of skin, but hidden inside is actually an artificial intelligence that can take any song and break it down into its various different stems, like the baseline, drums, vocals, etc., allowing you to control each one of them on the fly. Power it on, it's actually such a cool-looking product. So, I'm playing a song right now, and you can see

in real time, stripping out the various individual elements. So, that right there is the drums, that's the melody. It does feel just a little bit like magic. The problem though is, well, a, it's not a good sounding speaker considering the price you pay for it. It actually makes Harry Kane's look like good value. Oh, and also, the only way to load music onto it is to use the Stem Player website, which processes the track, and then you have to download it and put it onto your Stem Player manually, pretty much immediately relegating this to a cool toy that you probably won't use. So, I was thinking a six just because of how cool the thing is, but minus one point for trying to make his D2 album exclusive to the Stem Player, effectively charging people $200 just to listen to it. Now, from someone who, well, still has Instagram, it's the actress Drew Barrymore, and this lady has done a lot. You know the little girl in the E.T. movie? That's her. Host of her own talk show? That's her. One of Charlie's Angels? Yeah.

still here and now add to that list owner of the company Beautiful by Drew who made this popcorn machine. I got to say though not the highest quality better kit. It feels like most celebrity products by default go specifically for luxury whereas this feels quite light and cheap which is fair enough it's only $34 but I guess I don't think you'll find this proudly displayed in Drew Barrymore's kitchen as her pride and joy. So one measure of popcorn goes in there. I actually skipped dessert today so this is kind of perfect and this also now apparently doubles as a butter melting tray. Yes please oh wow okay we're cooking with gas. Oh my goodness you can see the cyclone in action. The seeds are actually rotating and this is actually the air fryer of popcorn machines I guess because instead of oil it uses cyclonic airflow technology which is the same principle that dys and fans use supposedly to maintain even cooking temperature throughout. It's definitely not an immediate process. It is oh wait wait uh Joseph this is

smoking. Oh God, okay, I'm going to turn that off. Wow, I think we got it working again. Wait, why is it? Why is the entire thing put it in butter. I wanted that on my popcorn, not my machine. All right, we're smoking up again on the inside. I'm going to call it there. Well, I got to say pretty terrible impression of this product so far. None of it has reached my bowl. Oh God, still smells good. I'll give it that. Melted butter. Oh, wo then actually little top tip for homemade popcorn. Cinnamon butter and sugar. Add some of that on top. All right, Drew, give me like five bu Mor cheers. That was delicious, but I take 100% of the credit. That was not delicious because of Drew Barrymore and her cheaply made oil-covered Transformer destroying half-cooking popcorn machine. Drewberry 4, no two Barry more. Hillary Duff is up next. Actress, singer, author, and businesswoman with 26.9 million followers. So she is officially ahead of our YouTube channel, which I'm sure she's

had a big celebration about watch out though. I might just have to build the world's largest Hillary Duff, and her company below 60 has built their own Cent diffuser, and I thought this was interesting. Below 60 isn't referring to degrees of temperature; instead, it refers to 60° south of the Equator, a latitude that encompasses only ocean near Antarctica, which is supposedly where the freshest air on Earth is. The website says this thing redefines fragrance design with the following features. Oh yeah, so there's a magnet on the plug, and the fragrance just snaps in place, although it is leaking. I mean, the one job of a container is to stop it doing that, okay? Adjustable horizontal and vertical plug, so you can just take this and snap it into two different orientations, which I have to say is kind of a genius idea 'cause, like, because the scenter diffuser is kind of thick, you'll want to be able to rotate it away from the plug next to it just so it doesn't obstruct it, and then fragrance strength.

control. Well, that's a bit of a stretch. It's got high, low, and off, so there's three different scents. There's If Citrus Were a Feeling. It's got like orange and lime and sandalwood and spices. Mint Disco on Ice smells like a spa mixed with a candy shop. So good. Vanilla Buys a Timeshare in Paradise. H. That's like a piña colada. It's nice. Okay, so the scents are like addictively good. The only question on my mind is, is this actually any better than a cheaper, simpler, and frankly more aesthetically pleasing reed diffuser? In theory, this is meant to gently warm your fragrances to encourage evaporation, but let's come back later to find out if that's true or not. Olivia Rodrigo, a name you probably never heard a few years ago, and now you can't stop hearing about. With 37.8 million followers, has collaborated with Sony to design her version of the Link Buds, which feels like a pretty off-the-beaten-path cultured choice. Or you

know Sony offered her a bucket load of cash, so this whole purple exterior is her signature color. U but to be very honest, I don't think she's done a very good job with it. Maybe it was meant to look pearlescent and like a piece of jewelry, but to me, it just looks like a used pencil eraser. At least it is using recycled materials, cuz like you can tell one thing though that I think is really cool and might be able to save it is two custom sound profiles tuned by Rodrigo and her producer for the optimal listening experience of her albums Guts and Sour. And I guess there is something really cool about knowing that you're getting the exact same audio experience that she's had and that she endorses for her own music. Let's give it a go. So right now, I'm listening to her Sour album without the Sour sound profile. H I would say the earphones sound pretty good, but they're a little bit flat. They don't have the bass response that I would want, and also I think part of it

is on her album. I think it's not recorded in the best environment for optimal listening. You know, there's some artists who, when you listen to their tracks on really good earphones, you just know that they've obsessed over recording the track right. Let's switch over to the sour sound profile. H okay, I changed my mind. It's actually kind of lazy. They both sound basically the same as each other, and they both sound almost the same as just the flat neutral sound profile. So, I guess the idea is cool, but it's not enough to make it a unique proposition, nor is it enough to make not-so-great earphones sound amazing. So, I would say it's not a scandal, but she's taken a pretty mediocre product, and to be honest with this design, she's actually made it slightly worse. So, I think you can have a four. Wow, this is actually a really poor show. Is anyone even going to reach the upper half now? Just before we get to the top three celebrities, the ones with hundreds of millions of followers, turns out that

Will Smith is actually the global ambassador for Insta 360, this video sponsor, and they have absolutely nailed it with their new X4 camera for two reasons. One, you know that famous bending-over-backward scene from The Matrix movie? Well, they used no fewer than 120 photo cameras all around to capture every single angle, equipment totaling well over $200,000. The Insta 360 X4 allows you to achieve the same bullet-time effect with one camera, and it records that at 5.7k resolution. But there is more. So, we give this a little kickstart to get it going and then pull down the trigger. Oh, oh, oh, my God, Fernando. Uh-oh, uh-oh. How do you steer this? How do you steer this? Okay, abandon two. The whole benefit of 360 cameras is that they record every single angle at once, so you never miss anything. The downside is that this often adds an extra step 'cause you might want to go through and tweak which way the camera is looking at every single point. But now

you don't even have to do that anymore because the AI editing will do it for you in seconds. So check out the link in the description for the Insta 360x 4, a 10% discount, a free bullet time handle, and an invisible selfie stick. So the scooter is, it's fun. I think this is me realizing that I really like E Scooters as opposed to I really like Alonzo's product. It's pretty standard, like I mean, there's a light, which we've seen a lot of very bright flashlights on this channel. This isn't really one of them, and there's just not many bells and whistles to it except that one, but it's got a kick. Oh no, ram ram. I think you can have our first ever six out of 10, right? We're in the big leagues now with 121 million followers. It's Real Madrid footballer Killian Mbappe, and he has also released a portable speaker, but this one's very promising with 100 watts of music power.

compared to I'd guess the 30 watts of Harry Kane speaker and the three watts of the speakers inside your phone. Holy moly, the color on this thing. A slightly hilarious attempt at branding on their website inspired by the sporting achievements of football star Killian Mbappe. We've made a speaker. I mean, the guy's a fantastic dribbler, but how did you get to speaker from there? This one is pretty exciting because the company that manufactures it is called L. They're a luxury speaker company. They have a normal Bluetooth speaker which costs 99, but then with Mbappe, they've worked together to design the pro which is 249. So are we being scammed or has Killian gone and scored? Oh, this is actually super unique. There's a touch bar on the actual body of the speaker that allows you to adjust the volume, the bass, and the treble. Although do they not think to put a slightly brighter LED on the inside considering you can see the rest of the speaker from the moon? So let's

take it for a spin. Oh, okay, you really feel the thump that comes with 100 watts of amplification here. Your bass is going up now, going all the way. God, uh, okay, so this is a good powerful speaker, but it's exactly what it looks like. You know when you see this bass slider that you can adjust to some infinite degree? It makes you think that it's going to be one of those speakers like the Devialet Phantom that I tested a while ago that can just completely defy its dimensions. This is not that. When you dial up the bass, it literally just tweaks a software setting that adds in more bass at the cost of everything else, and it sounds kind of muddy. Adjusting the equalizer with your music is not some sort of magic trick that makes music sound better, and that's all this is really. But you know, decent sound, it's water and temperature resistant, it's got 24-hour battery life, it doubles as a power bank, and well, you're not going to lose it. All right, G.

on then 6 out of 10, basically just for doing what you say on the tin. Number two then is none other than Kim Kardashian. We're now at levels of Fame that I don't even understand. Like, how does one even start to get 361 million Instagram followers? But anyway, she has worked together with Beats by Dre to create her own custom version of The Studio Pros. So, she's launched this in three colors, all personally curated by her, called Moon, Dune, and Earth. What is up with Kim Kardashian trying to turn the entire world flesh-toned? Actually can't decide if I like it or not. It makes it look and feel very premium, but at the same time, it makes me feel like I'm carrying around a bag of foundation wherever I go. And then you've also got this custom cable which weaves together the fabrics of all three of the colors she's made, so that they only have to make one cable for all three products. Let's give him a listen. I actually haven't tested beats.

in a while, but these are not the products they used to be. They're actually easily the best-sounding audio products in this entire video. But don't get too excited, nothing's been over a six. So obviously, Kim Kardashian didn't make beats, but she picked a good product to partner with, and she made it look better for some people. So congratulations, Kim, you're the proud recipient of a score out of 10. Oh wow, that is nice, not subtle at all, and I love it. Oh yeah, it's definitely warmed up, which is just going to accelerate the natural evaporation process. Only thing that... how on Earth are we already like halfway through the fragrance? Like when I bought this reed diffuser, this was full to the brim with fragrance. So that's like 10 times the volume of this little cartridge. So I guess it's here for a good time, not a long time. Yeah, I could see this becoming a very expensive hobby to keep fueling, but she's made her own company. It's not a rebrand of someone else's product, and it does what

it says on the tin better than basically any other scent diffuser I've tried, so you can have a high eight, not a dff. You want to know who we have at the very top though, it's well arguably the most famous person on the planet, Cristiano Ronaldo, who also happens to be the co-founder and face of consumer electronics brand Rock and also now the fastest growing YouTube channel of all time. What does this say, rock is more than my brand, it's a reflection of my mission to live life loud. Okay, so he's all in on this apparently and these are his earphones. And so what kind of earphones does the most famous person on the planet use? Well, I hope he uses his own earphones, it'd be pretty funny if he's actually just an AirPods guy, although oh my goodness me this is Photoshop. You can very clearly see that the earphones have been added into the image afterwards. I don't think there's a single photo of him actually using these. This looks like a render too well that's

not a good start. Okay, the fit is secure thanks to these fins that kind of lodge themselves in your ears. That makes sense. He plays football; he doesn't want them to fall out while he's running. Oh man, that's not the best, really, is it? This is like, this is the definition of fine. The thing is, right, it's not expensive to make decent in-ear phones, and that is all these are. They're just very baseline in quality. Like, even though these are priced at like $130, $140, I'm genuinely thinking $7 manufacturing cost. There's nothing about the sound or the feel or the technology on offer here that makes it any more sophisticated than that. They did also say that this cable has Kevlar embedded inside of it, which you shouldn't be able to cut very easily. Sorry, Ronaldo, it was zero resistance, so the product works. It's just grossly overpriced for what it is, and also kind of misleading with the way it's marketed. Two out of ten there of an own gold that.

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Celebrity-Designed VTech Products: A Review

VTech has launched a range of products designed by celebrities, including a smartwatch, a face mask, and earphones by Will.

The smartwatch, called the Dial, offers smartphone functionality but struggles with its core operations.

Am's face mask and earphones also have unique designs, but their practicality and effectiveness are questionable, leading to a low rating for his products.

The Impact of Autotune and Celebrity Ventures

The speaker discusses the powerful effect of autotune, sharing their own experience of using it to sing for the first time.

They also mention the IMT Pain mic, which offers a fun way to record singing and has a USB port for file downloads.

The speaker then highlights Fernando Alonso's lifestyle brand, Kimoa, and its e-scooter, as well as Soulja Boy's controversial video game console venture, which turned out to be a scam.

Disappointing Gaming Console and Generic Electronics Brand

The gaming console runs on Android, struggles with mobile games, and lacks essential features like shoulder buttons.

The AI assistant is unhelpful and the device is outdated, with a poor screen resolution and lazy programming.

Harry Kane's sustainable electronics brand offers generic tech products, but they lack identity and consistency, making them feel soulless and overpriced.

Kanye West's Stem Player speaker offers AI-driven music stem control but lacks sound quality and has a cumbersome music loading process.

Drew Barrymore's popcorn machine, while affordable, feels cheap and struggles to deliver consistent results.

Both products raise questions about their true value and effectiveness, leaving users disappointed.

Unique Celebrity Collaborations: Fragrance and Sound

Olivia Rodrigo's collaboration with Sony on the Link Buds offers custom sound profiles for her albums, but the earphones' design and audio experience are underwhelming.

Both celebrities' ventures raise the question of whether their products are truly better than simpler, more affordable alternatives.

Will Smith's Role in Promoting the Insta 360 X4 Camera

Will Smith is the global ambassador for Insta 360, promoting their new X4 camera, which replicates the iconic bullet-time effect using one camera.

7k resolution and offers AI editing to streamline the filming process.

Additionally, the camera's 360-degree recording eliminates the need for manual angle adjustments, while the promotion includes a 10% discount and free accessories.

Kim Kardashian's Impact on Audio Products and Fragrance

A powerful speaker with 100 watts of amplification offers decent sound but struggles with bass adjustment, resulting in a muddy tone.

Kim Kardashian's collaboration with Beats by Dre has resulted in a custom version of The Studio Pros in three curated colors, offering the best sound in the video.

The reed diffuser from her new company has a quick evaporation process, potentially making it an expensive hobby to maintain.

Cristiano Ronaldo's Earphones: A Critical Review

Cristiano Ronaldo, the co-founder of Rock, is promoting his own earphones, which are reportedly added into his photos through Photoshop.

The earphones have a secure fit with fins for stability, but their quality is described as basic and overpriced, with a manufacturing cost estimated at $7.

The marketing of the product is deemed misleading, leading to a critical rating of 2 out of 10.