 We spend a not insignificant amount of time browsing websites like AliExpress and Wish for the coolest, craziest gadgets. And today is no exception. Allow me to introduce the ModX Water Pump Mobile Phone Cooler for Huawei, Xiaomi, Samsung, Samsung, iPhone X, XR11, LG Phone, Smartphone, Cooling Case, Phone Gamer Cooler from ModX. Yes, my friends, this is a phone water cooler specifically for gamers and it will allow you to eat chicken on the king. Is that a PUBG reference? Yeah, like winner winner chicken dinner. Eat chicken on the king. It sounds more like eat chicken on the can. Speaking of cans, can I segue to our sponsor? Yes, I can. Bioris 15G features an Intel 10th Gen processor and is a pro gaming notebook with strong performance, battery life and many more features. Check it out today at the link in the video description. Say goodbye to traditional fan cooling. With this, I'm gonna go from temperature when play game abnormal 67C to temperature when play game normal 37C and we're just gonna say goodbye to traditional fan cooling. Wow, this is the cheapest thing I have ever felt. This is 25 US dollars. Look at it. It's like a squeeze bottle. It's like a water bottle. So for the pump, they're using a simple submersible design. This is anywhere from three and a half to nine volts, one to three watts and then they've got a USB plug. So you can just power that with a battery bank when you're on the go. Reasonably long cable actually and the cable doesn't feel particularly cheap. I'm guessing somebody else made the pump. Something something 50 mils. Andy! Sorry, did you just say ass bag? I see. Oh. Ass bag. No, no, you put it in the thing. Yeah. Okay. Thanks Andy. I'm a little uncertain. So we got a little holey hole here. And then it seems like it's just like some kind of velcro like fastener there. Okay, so you can fill it anywhere from 50 to 100 mils. Yo dog, I heard you like ice packs. So I put an ice pack on your ice pack. It says water-cooled mobile phone radiator and that happens to be the one part of a water cooling system that is not included. A radiator. So I guess that's the idea is they actually give you three of these gel crystal filled packs here and then you just pop that sucker in there. And you're off to the races, ladies and gentlemen. Should we fill it up and just try it? 100% 100%. Yeah, I wonder if the pump works. That would be really crappy if it didn't. That would be a bummer. LTTstore.com. Here you go. All right. That's actually a lot of water. I can see how even without a radiator for the amount of time you would reasonably spend like hunched over a mobile device gaming. This would probably be enough to just absorb the heat. I think you underestimate how much Candy Crush people play. Who buy this are not reasonable. I like the position of the fittings on the back. I think that's pretty ergonomic. Like by the time you got your shoulder buttons or whatever attachment doodads or whatever on there. Passes a small hand test. Probably. Yeah. Yeah. That's a small hand test. I'd probably hold this here. And apparently these guys have support for what do they say? It's a 99% of phones they have. 99% of phones. On the one hand, I don't believe it because that's impossible. There are so many phones out there. But on the other hand, it looks like the way that they produce these is actually pretty pretty cookie cutter. Like they basically just need to get their hands on the device and creating this like simple flexible plastic mold. And then like a second layer here that acts as a water bladder. It's pretty straightforward. Is this what I think it is? It's mood ring stuff. No, no, no. It's like it's a temperature sticker. Yeah. But like like mood ring style. Should we put our little sticky on there? Yeah. Riddle me this. Is this for the phone or is this for the water? Then again, no, no, it's got to be. No, no, it's got to be for the phone because it says right here. Phone temperature when play game 37 degrees. Beyond our scale. And so that one will change a different color. Maybe don't put it on the phone. I want it on the phone. That's going to hurt our testing. I want it on the phone. Jake, the people need to know. Oh, we already have a sticker on our phone. D brand or whatever. Yeah. Yeah. Put it on the water. Fine. OK, hold on. Got to get some sticker perfection going on here. Very perfectly aligned. OK, let's see. It's not perfect. It's a little crooked. 23 ish. Yeah. That's what the sticker said. Why didn't you trust the sticker, Jake? I don't know. So which one do we want to start with? Should we do 3D Mark? Should we just do that throttle test? I want to go straight to 3D Mark. 3D Mark. If you're doing an extended gaming session, you're probably plugged in. Yeah. Yeah. So we should be plugged in for sure. If you have this, realistically, you're plugged in. Yeah. What is extreme unlimited? Does that one just keep going? I'm a little weirded out by the fittings that I'm looking at here. So these seem to be some kind of like a pass through. Oh, OK, I get it. So you tighten down the collar and it kind of squeezes like these plastic pieces. So they hold the tubing in place. You can see there you can kind of separate them out there. And then as for the pump, you just kind of it's a submersible pump anyway. So it doesn't really matter if it's a perfect seal. So you just kind of jam that puppy in there. Oh, did you? Oh, man. No. OK. It's fine. And then on the other side, we've just got a simple insertion fitting that hopefully doesn't leak. You ready? You ready? Oh, that water flow is not good. That's it. It doesn't even fill up. What? We're on our second 3D Mark run. And what kind of temps are we looking at here? I think on the top right now, we're looking at about forty three point three. Yeah, that's pretty reflective, though. Let's look at the back. In the back, forty three point six, almost forty four. We're getting there. It's going to take a minute to heat up. It's starting to become uncomfortable. We've got to get to temperature when play game abnormal 67C. Well, that's like the CPU temp, right? Yeah, give it some time. The surface temperatures are going down. Yeah. Our screen is forty one, forty two in the back is forty three. And we just finished our fourth run. Look at those numbers. But the scores are way down. So it's throttling to keep the surface temperatures under control, which means after just three and a half runs, we've reached the point where there could be a benefit, a clear benefit. Get it? Get it? Clear benefit. Hey, got a clear benefit to using our phone water cooler. However, before we use this, I kind of want to know how bad that gets. And I want to deal with the false advertising on the packaging for this product. So first of all, the implication here seems to be that there's some sort of RGB lighting in the reservoir. I mean, that product photo looks nothing like what they deliver. OK, and flipping around to the other side, the tubing or the water or something is clearly blue. So I feel like our water needs to be blue. Yes. Oh, yeah. Wow. Die pack. Look at that water flow. It's just it's just hold on. Hold on. Actually, that's hilarious. It's actually it's not a string. It's just a drip. Yeah. Hit me with some more blue here. I'm going to go. Whoa. That's a lot of blue. It looks looks kind of like the product page now. Gosh, it's so slow. Look, you can actually you can see here. Hold on. If I put this down, there's no water flow at the edges of the case. You're just going to dip it. Oh, man. Oh, yeah. Look at the other LEDs. They're tripping, man. There's no way that that's not short circuited right now. Should we give it a few minutes to cool down? No, I think we should just let this thing work its magic right away. Other than being a little bit on the bulgy side, which obviously it needs because it's got that that water bladder. You can really see that there. It actually fits the phone pretty well. Got to give credit where credit is due. I mean, bad website, misleading box. But like that's that's on there. Look at the camera. It's like 37 degrees on the camera and then ice cold on the back. OK. Well, not ice cold yet. Not ice cold yet. I just realized this is actually bad that the RGB strip is in there. We're heating the water with it. Oh, not much. It's I can see it. Chill out. It's 25 degrees on that RGB strip and we're hurting our results, Linus. I think we're OK. So open GL, that's not good. But Vulcan, that's on par. No. So I guess it just took a sec to cool down. It just took a really long time because it is not very thermally conductive. We didn't give it any time to cool down either. We probably should have. But let's see how it goes now. Well, no, because this is this is exactly what we want to know. This is the use case. You just slap it on. Does it does it fix the problem? It crashed. Way to go. Now you interrupted it. Well, it said 7270 as of the result. It looked like our benchmark crashed, but that score, that's better. That's almost as good as the first run. Oh, please don't crash this time. It is getting a little warmer. No, actually, the reservoir is getting a touch warmer. So you can see it's hovering somewhere between 24 and 26 now instead of 2224. So it's definitely heating up. Hey, we're done. 7263 and 6578. How are we doing? That's basically spot on with the first run. It works. It works. No way. The system works. And now I'm going to go see if our ice pack is cold. Wow. OK. Minus five, minus five and a half. Yeah, it's completely frozen. I made the mistake of freezing it flat and I didn't realize this is the not very useful gel kind of a cold pack where it doesn't. It's not really a gel. It's just ice. Oh, man. Can we just get ice? No. Oh, my God. This is not very well thought out. I mean, I can see the ice pack through the water. I think it is getting colder. I feel like I'm having like an Anakin Skywalker. It's working. The thermal camera says 20 and a half, 21 degrees. Oh, yeah. And the sticker says 20 and a half, 21 degrees. It's a good thing we got that on there. The sticker works great. It's my idea to put it on the reservoir. Right. Totally. Good job, Linus. Video evidence will show that it was my idea. No, no, it's got to be for the phone. The water distribution is still terrible. It's like 26 degrees in the corner and then like 18 on the phone. What if I use the little bubble that's in there to like mix up the water? How about that? Does that work? It did move it around a bit. All I'm seeing is like the residual heat from your finger. No, actually, yeah, it did work. Wow. This is actually kind of cool on my fingertips, though. That's not that great of a user experience. Well, OK. Good morning. Just need more ice. Can I play PUBG? I'm not even playing PUBG. Oh, nice snort there. It's so stupid. We cold now, boys. Oh, 11.11.4. Oh, yeah, we drop it. Pick it up. Let's see how cold it is. I mean, the phone, not the. Oh, good try, though. Oh, it's like black. Nice. Ten point eight degrees. I'm starting to get some condensation on the case. You know, thank goodness this phone is IP rated, right? Yeah. So we can use, you know, a good cooler on it. After this test, should you try it? Try do some gaming. Let's evaluate the feel. I can already tell it's pretty unpleasant. Like it's like my fingers are very cold. I think it's more reasonable to have it running near ambient and it works well enough. Yeah. We're just trying to see if we can squeeze more performance out of it at this point. OK, here we go. You ready for a score? You ready for a score, boys? Seventy two, seventy sixty five, ninety six. That made no difference at all. It's exactly the same. OK. Actually, the Vulcan run is the highest number we've seen so far. Yeah, but it's not like it's going to overclock itself. Silliness with the dumb included gel packs that don't really fit in the reservoir and uninspiring build quality aside, this thing actually works. So even with the limited thermal transfer from a thin plastic layer, enough heat is drawn away from the phone and it takes so long for the reservoir to heat up that I would say this is actually a reasonable way to cool your phone. Look, Jake, assuming that obviously you don't need to move anywhere over an extended period of time, which obviously you don't because you're sitting playing PUBG mobile for hours at a time. And compared to other solutions that we've looked at in the past, what's nice about this one is that if you're done playing PUBG mobile and you want to actually take your phone with you and not be attached to your water cooling setup, you just pop it out of the case. It's that quick and it's off to the races. I don't know that I would spend twenty five US dollars on it, but Andy said you can get them for as little as like seven or eight dollars. I think it was like five or ten. If thermal throttling on your phone is legitimately a problem for you, it works. This is not the dumbest solution. You probably don't need ice, but no, no, the ice is dumb. That part's dumb. Yeah, I mean, it works, I guess it really works. Just like my segues to sponsors like Micro Center is open to supply all your work from home or learn from home technology needs. They've got the main gear Vector 2 gaming laptop available for $1299 on Micro Center dot com or $1399 over on Amazon. 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