 My problem is nobody shows up to my house for parties. And I could blame that on the fact that I'm in self isolation during the COVID pandemic, but I think we all know that isn't true. So there's two ways that I can solve this problem. Either I can make friends, or I can make my house so cool with technology that nobody can stay away. And I think we all know where this is going. So in this video sponsored by Anker, thank you Anker, I will be using this. 100 of their Flare 2 Bluetooth speakers to create the most bizarre home sound system that you guys have ever seen. These things have got everything. They've got a 360 degree sound. They are IPX7 water resistant. They last for 12 hours on battery. They've got RGB lighting and Anker claims with their app, you can run up to 100 of them, hence the 100 speakers, off of a single phone playing the same thing. So we have enough of these to put literally eight speakers in every room of my house. Let's see how it goes. Step one is going to be to unpack 100 Bluetooth speakers. My team helpfully just dropped them off here in the master cartons as they were delivered from Anker. So do you wanna shuck speakers or do you wanna pair them to the phone? Why don't we both start by shucking speakers? I feel like pairing them to the phone is gonna be pretty fast. All right, why don't we make it a race? Why don't we each take a master carton and see who can finish it first. We'll gamify it. Oh, what the heck is on this knife? Gross. Ready, set, go. Shoot, this knife is really bad. I can't even cut the plastic. Okay, your stuff is getting on my side. That's not fair, you're in my space. You have to move that stuff. You're not done, are you? What the heck? Done. Now do another 85. Okay. Look, I've told you before that I think that if I was your direct report, you would have fired me ages ago. I'm really hungry. I think that is a spectacular idea because if you order the food, then I will get ahead of you. Oh, that's how it's gonna be. You know, you were saying you wanted to have like a date night. Yeah, candlelit dinner with, you know, some romantic music. RGB lit dinner. We've decided to end the box opening race because Yvonne couldn't take the heat. What are you talking about? We need to start pairing these things. So I'm gonna finish the rest of them. So we need the Soundcore app. So you pair the first Flare 2 to your phone, just the normal way in your Bluetooth settings. Then you hold the Bluetooth button for three seconds. It'll make a noise and flash white. Okay, then these other ones, which you can see are just sitting in pairing mode. They're not connected to anything. That's important. We hold the button for three seconds. It should flash white and then go solid white. That means that this one is in secondary mode. There it is. And it's paired. I'm gonna do the same thing here. Now my primary speaker is still flashing and my secondary ones are all solid. That's good. Let's try some light effects. Oh, hey, I think it's working. Hold on. That worked shockingly painlessly. Okay, so now from within the app, I've got my Flare 2, sorry, sorry. The good news is that based on how easy this is, I think I might actually have all these connected before you finish opening the boxes. I'm ordering food. Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure. Whatever excuse you wanna make. What you should do is power them on and then I will hold it again while I put them down and that will put them in secondary mode. If we had thought to orient them all the same way. This reminds me of trolls. Oh, I missed one. Look at the balls. Oh, what the? Oh. Sorry. Round two? That's as high as we can go. So now all that's left to do is for me to turn off the extra bass. It does have an extra bass feature if you're into that. Personally, I'm not. And then go into the lighting effects and make sure that everything is in fact synchronized. Okay, are you ready to try a song? Yeah, maybe. Okay, I am at like 25% volume. Like 40. 50. 50. 70. I made it to 80%. That was unbearable. Maybe when it's distributed all over the house, right? Oh man, fun is heavy. We start by placing our primary speaker in the center most point of the house. Here on the stairs, party stairs. 10 speakers for the playroom. Oh, another one up here. Party in the pantry. 10 for the kitchen. Just gonna put one there. Put one there. Who needs to play your own music? Do this. RGB dining room table centerpiece. Yes, please. Living room. Cats like music. Speakers on speakers on speakers. Coffee table. Bathroom. Quoke room. More on the stairs. Ah, upstairs. Ah. Some mood lighting for your mood music. Bathroom. Who needs candles? You've got RGB. Hopefully these don't fall. Kids like music. And colorful lights. Hallway. Shut the speakers. Computer speakers. More computer speakers. On top of computer speakers. Server room speakers. Oh no, the ribbon. More hallway speakers. Patio table speakers. All right. Oh, my feet are wet. Garage speakers. Whole house covered. Let's test it out. Okay, how bearable do you think it's gonna be to go back in the house? All right. Ha ha ha ha ha. Yeah. Well, it definitely works. The sound is absolutely everywhere. Unreal. Oh, my poor cat. She doesn't know what to think. Oh, Dashie. Sweetheart. Come here. Oh, I'm sorry, baby. Come on. Come on. Something's not quite right here. Ah, I know. Hey, there we go. You know, I'm not sure if there's enough speakers in here. Woo! I think we've made our point. As a practical thing, hooking up a hundred of these things probably doesn't make a ton of sense. There are better solutions for that sort of thing. But if all you really wanted to do was hook up like three or four of them, that could actually be a fantastic solution to having surprisingly well-synced audio all over a site as large as my house. As long as you stay within Bluetooth range, you are good to go. So thank you to Soundcore by Anker for sponsoring this video. You guys can check them out. These are the flare tubes. They're at the link in the video description. And if you guys enjoyed this video, wow, we really don't do anything like this at all, do we? I don't know. Let's link to some good old wholesome build a PC content, shall we?