Engadget review recap: Valerion VisionMaster Max, Canon EOS R6 III and Samsung Bespoke Fridge

I remember when I used to watch movies at home on a CRT TV 📺👀 those were the days! Now we have these fancy projectors like the Valerion VisionMaster Max and they're pricing it out of reach for most people 💸. I mean, $5,000 is just too much for something that's gonna sit in your living room. I'd rather spend that money on a quality TV or a new gaming console 🎮. And don't even get me started on the Canon EOS R6 III 📸 it's like they're trying to make a camera for people who only care about video 🤔. Where's the good for photography? 📸💨
 
I gotta say, these gadgets are like a whole different level of luxury for most people... I mean, $5k for a projector? That's crazy talk! Sure, it sounds nice and all, but is it worth it? Not really. For most folks, especially those on a budget, there are other options out there that can give you similar performance without breaking the bank.

And don't even get me started on the cameras and tech gadgets... I mean, sure, they're fancy and all, but what about the people who actually use them? The ones who just want to take some nice pics or vids for themselves? Not everyone's going to be a pro photographer or videographer. And with the prices these devices are at, it feels like companies are more worried about making a profit than giving consumers what they really need.

I think we need to rethink the way we approach consumer tech and make sure that everyone has access to these kinds of gadgets, not just the ones who can afford them 💸👀
 
I mean, $5k for a projector? That's just asking for trouble 🤣 I get it, the VisionMaster Max is top-notch, but does it really need to be that pricey? For most people, there are other options out there that won't break the bank 💸. But hey, if you're a pro photographer or videographer who needs the best of the best, go for it 📸. Just don't say I didn't warn you about the cost 😳
 
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