Welcome to the Vat19 Test Lab.
Today, we're comparing a bunch of magnetic spheres.
They're all fun and unique.
But which one are you most attracted to?
Let's find out.
OK, so the strength tests.
OK, we get our micro magnets here.
Let's see what the heaviest object that it will pick up is.
I think a small amount will pick up the paper clip.
Oh!
I'm going to go to the screw.
Yeah.
Yeah?
Do you think my two strands will get the screwdriver though?
Will it magnet?
Oh!
Uh-oh.
Oh, OK.
I'm guessing the hammers going to be lots of problems.
No.
Oh, man.
Not going to happen.
That's not even moving it.
I think one magnet's going to pick up the paper clip.
Oh.
Yeah, no problem.
Try pancaking that screw.
Umm.
Boom.
No problem.
I'm feeling good about this.
Mash it.
Oh!
It's hammer time.
Oh.
Yeah, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Oop.
Aw.
Stronger than the micromagnets.
Yeah, for sure.
Weaker than gravity.
These are super cool.
These are bigger.
Cool, yeah.
And mine are psychedelic.
I'm feeling good about these guys.
I bet one will even do the screwdriver.
No problem.
Let's just go straight to the hammer, all right?
Man got nanodots.
I don't know, man.
Kyuzsh.
Damn it, come apart.
Kyuzsch-sh-sh.
We might have been a little too optimistic.
Spinning magnetic orbs.
These guys are sup strong.
I'm just going to roll on over.
Oh, no problem.
I feel like-- right?
Like, instantly, like, boom.
Bing, bang, boomzies.
Yah.
With our powers combined.
So we have the classic cartoon magnet here.
No problem.
Ooh!
I don't know.
That was the best screwdriver so far.
Oh!
Oh.
Ah, ah!
Let's build some stuff.
Let's build stuff.
Now, the cool thing about these--
I've built a lot of things with these-- is you could just
mash them into shapes.
Um-hmm.
That's not bad.
Texas, California.
Hold on.
Hawaii.
Aww.
That's the big island.
You can make, like, a little circle of them.
I like to do it around my finger.
And then you just keep going.
And then that-- you can use that to help you build things.
One of the most satisfying things about building stuff
like that is now smash it.
You're going to love it.
I promise.
You can build enjoyment just like this.
So this is one thing you could do with them.
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Nanodots build test.
Let's make an arch, like the St. Louis arch.
So I have constructed this thing here.
I know.
It's a mailbox.
You got it.
They're essentially the same as micromagnets.
Just bigger.
You can jump rope with it.
Uh-huh, you can do an Indiana Jones--
No, you can't.
I think, again, the most fun to do
is just kind of build geometric shapes.
And you can use those to build little structures and stuff.
All right.
They got bigger.
You don't have, like, the mashability that you
have with the other one.
The mash factor's not there.
Well, you would need a lot more to get that mash factor.
They're not as great for building.
You can do cubes.
It's less about building stuff, and it's more about fidgeting.
Yeah.
These just come in two-packs.
So you can't really build anything with them.
I can build a BB-8.
Yeah.
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You can do a string of them.
They're really strong.
So you could kind of build with them.
You just need a lot to really--
You need a lot.
Make a Mobius strip.
Oh, a racetrack.
I mean, I suppose if you had a few of these--
Yeah.
Yeah, you can't do, like, a lion, like a [INAUDIBLE]..
You're not doing much.
You're not going to really string them all together.
Not really meant for playing, I feel like.
Attractiveness test.
These are pretty on the inside and the outside.
My prediction is that these micro magnets are not
going to be super attractive.
So I'm going to take off a single.
OK.
Single magnet.
And I'll put it all the way here at 0
on the ruler, 0 centimeters.
Coming for you, buddy.
Coming for you.
Or 3 and 1/2.
Oh!
Oh, it's moving.
Oh!
About 3 and 1/2.
3 and 1/2.
Woo.
Oh, 2 and 1/2.
Yep, about 2 and 1/2.
2 and 1/2 centimeters.
All right, here we go.
A little bit bigger magnet now.
A little bit bigger.
Oh, whoo.
Oh, they're moving.
Oh, 13.
13.
Moved to 13.
It's like they're across the bar and they're just making eyes.
Like, it's almost like nobody else is in the room.
Oh.
5 and 1/2.
Oh, that was satisfying.
About 4 and 1/2?
Five.
So more attractive then, micros.
Yeah, for sure.
Let's just go one.
Because these are big enough to actually handle.
I predict these guys--
we're going to be double digits.
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Oh.
Turned his head.
Oh-oh-oh.
He noticed somebody in the bar.
I think it's going to be at nine.
Nine?
Yeah.
I think that's a good bet.
Oh, are they coming over to me?
Oh, no.
Oh, they're playing hard to get.
OK.
A roundabout way to do it.
Yeah, you know, romance isn't linear.
Uh.
Oh.
Oh!
Yeah!
Nine!
Look, he's all ready.
Oh.
OK.
They're, like, definitely, like, pointing at each other.
They're looking at each other.
Because, like, if you spin them--
Oh, yeah, they see each other.
Oh, yeah.
12.
Oh!
Oh, 12.
We were way off.
Smooch!
Oh!
They got together.
I'm going to go three.
Three, really?
Yeah.
You don't think they're that powerful?
Because they don't roll.
I feel like this is, like, two octogenarians kind
of finding each other.
Yeah, like maybe it could be, like, a feel good movie.
This summer, one 80-year-old magnet looks for love.
He has to go a long way to find his special someone.
Dad, why don't you just stay at the home?
You're comfortable there.
Because I'm 21 centimeters away from the one that I love.
Critics are calling it too slow.
Boring.
Oh!
Oh.
Come on.
Oh!
It was three.
Danny wins it.
Three.
Fidget.
Fidgetability.
We have to spin, slide, spiral, snap, and twist them.
Let's put, like, a little string out here.
You can do some odd things.
Oh, yeah.
Like that.
Get a couple of them to spin.
That's pretty cool.
You can make rings and stuff really easily with these ones.
It's pretty easy to spiral these little guys.
It's also like a dough.
These are really twistable.
Oh, yeah.
Have you ever gone outside in the snow
and just grabbed a big pile, and just put in your hands,
and just crush it?
Yep, crush it.
It kind of feels like that.
I really like these a lot.
I think you said the best feel on your fingers.
So these guys feel like they're going
to have a little bit more fidgetability in some ways,
because they're stronger.
Look at that.
Oh, yeah.
Spin it, baby.
I think they slide and spin way better than the--
The micromagnets?
Micromagnets, yeah.
These are the easiest to build with, for sure.
Yeah, I think these snap together
way better than the micromagnets.
Listen to this.
Yeah, I like that sound.
These are addicting to, like, build and create with.
Yeah.
These are the mega nanodots.
Look at that, man.
I'm a big man.
I need a big fidget.
Whoa!
They just spin, too, really well for days.
You got to be careful, probably, on this kind of spin
because they're heavy.
But they can get momentum.
Listen to this.
Oh.
Yeah, that's audible.
Probably even you guys at home.
Oh.
That was a good one.
Yeah.
All right, start with the spin test.
I feel like it's going to spin real well.
There you go.
You did it.
Go, magnets, go.
By far best spin right there.
Yeah.
It's sort of fascinating.
Yeah, I just seen them rotate on their gyro axis
or whatever you call it.
Look at that.
Isn't that cool?
That's something you can't do with any of the other ones.
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Classic magnets fidgetability-- I mean,
they do a little bit of things.
Spin.
Eh.
This is like trying to get your science teacher to dance.
They got like a rock thing going on.
Right.
I wouldn't say they're crazy satisfying.
They don't twist.
I can't speak for you.
But I am not satisfied.
I feel like this is more of a tool.
You can figure out something you can do with these, sure.
Yeah.
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