 LG sponsored us to do a couple videos. Linus' empty warehouse gaming skit with their short throw projector was pretty cool, except he left thousands of dollars worth of equipment behind when he left. But his second idea, to go with their battery-powered short throw projector and have a look at five handy tech items for a college dorm life, had an even bigger problem. Linus has never lived in a dorm, so here I go. Let's start with item number one, the Bose QC35 wireless headphones. One of the first things you'll notice about dorm life is the incredibly thin walls, and your neighbors in every direction are probably enjoying their first taste of life out from under their mom and dad's roof. Eavesdropping on conversations may be fun the first few days, and the rabbits next door could be interesting for a bit too, I'm not judging. But after a couple weeks, you're probably just going to want some quiet time to yourself. The noise cancellation on the QC35s is nothing short of amazing. They're very comfortable and with ample padding for long studying sessions. And they'll last the whole time too, with Bose boasting 20 hours of active listening on a single charge, sorry for that pun. This isn't the first in the QC lineup. Bose has been doing this whole quiet comfort thing for a while now, and it isn't likely to come to a surprise to owners of the QC15 or QC25. But the bottom line is QC35s are expensive, but undeniably awesome. Moving on to number two, the Google Chromecast. Now I'm probably preaching to the choir here, but if you had to leave the family one at home, now might be a great time to pick up either the updated Gen 2 model or even the brand new 4K model. Us millennials love to show each other internet memes and random videos. This is just a fact of life, and there's no easier way to do this wirelessly than with a Chromecast. It's light enough to hang out of your HDMI port on your display without harming it, and with just a micro USB plug required for power, it's both easy to set up and easy to use. It works with Android 4.1 or higher, iOS 8.0 or higher, Mac OS 10.9 or higher, and Windows 7 or higher. So regardless of your tech budget, you're probably covered. Now you just need something to plug it into, right? Which brings us to item number three, the LG PH450UG, an ultra short throw LED projector with an embedded battery. But Luke, why would you want a portable projector? You're in a dorm room. Just plug it in. Okay, I hear that, but there's this concept. It's called leaving your dorm room. Now I hadn't heard of it till recently. In my college years, I only left my dorm room for sustenance, education, or to do my laundry. But I do understand that certain homo sapiens will venture outwards to gather and consume libations and participate in other various social activities. In such scenarios, one may gain higher social rank within the herd by showing up with a portable projector. It's even possible that such a scenario may lead to romance or what I call popularity plus with a desirable mate. All right, all jokes aside, having a projector in your dorm would be badass and the portability afforded to you by the built-in battery could be wildly useful. Moving it along to a study group room that doesn't have a power plug is a much more elegant solution to sharing notes and collaboration. Its size makes moving it around easier than you'd expect and like its bigger brother from our last video, it's ultra short throw so you can get 40 inches of screen size, just 2.9 inches away from the wall. And on the subject of studying, your dorm life and just being in post-secondary education in general will very possibly launch the biggest boom of incoming communication that you have ever experienced. Managing this will be distracting, feeling your phone buzz, pulling it out, unlocking it, opening the right app, typing out some super hot fire memes to impress that person you like, ending up on Facebook for an hour when you were just going to look at that one damn thing. Which brings us to item number four, the Logitech K780 multi-device keyboard can simplify this process. It's a Bluetooth keyboard with low profile keys so the typing experience is somewhat similar to a laptop, but that kind of thing is everywhere. Its main feature is its ability to hot swap its connectivity between three devices like a computer, a phone, and a tablet. It even has a handy rail near the top to store your phone, meaning you could be sitting at your computer, working with your phone propped up and plugged in with the screen always on. Hot swap when you get a message, type out your reply, and move on with your work. Less downtime. Now, no one does top fours, five is the magic number, and I was struggling to come up with another one. Thankfully, as I was throwing this together the night before the due date, I had a hankering that inspired me. Nong shim spicy kimchi flavored bowl noodle. Now, you might argue this isn't a piece of tech. Fair. But it's awesome nonetheless. Even one of the top helpful reviews on Amazon titled it great for hungry college students. If you are what you eat, I think at one point in my life I was probably 25% techie dude and 75% nong shim noodles. I highly recommend them as long as you don't mind that they certainly almost contain no nutrients whatsoever and probably about two times the recommended daily intake of salt, depending on how many of them you eat per day. For me, it might've been near eight times. Right now I'm not worried about that, however, because I'm about 95% done hosting this video. So all that's left to say here is that hopefully these suggestions will help you enjoy your dorm experience or just life in general if you're past that whole dorm phase. Let me know what you guys think in the comments down below or at Linus tech on Twitter. Thanks for watching. I'll see you next time. If you're interested in any of these things, check out Amazon in the link in the description down below or even one of these shirts, but I don't think we have polos for sale. So oh well. See ya.