**The Brutal Truth: A MacBook's Descent into Electronic Hell**

It started with a simple question: would my 13-inch MacBook work with a power adapter? I plugged everything in, hoping for the best. But as it turns out, drawing power from the adapter wasn't enough to charge the battery. "This is not good," I thought, "I think I just messed up somehow." Restarting the laptop didn't change anything - it was still only drawing power, but not charging.

Undeterred, I decided to try and fix the issue myself. I restarted the laptop again, this time with the power adapter off. But even without the adapter, the MacBook wouldn't charge. It was as if my laptop had given up on me. "Seriously," I thought, "I just messed up somehow." This next test would be extremely dumb - putting a USB Killer into the laptop's port and seeing what happens.

As I plugged in the USB Killer, I couldn't help but feel a sense of trepidation. The device was live with raw electricity, and I wasn't sure what would happen if it came into contact with my skin. But I had to know - so, I wore my anti-electricity gloves, which are essentially insulated gloves designed to minimize the risk of shock. "I'm not getting shocked," I told myself, but deep down, I knew that was a lie.

The moment of truth arrived when I plugged in the USB Killer and touched it with my gloved hand. The sound of electricity crackling through the air filled my ears, and I could feel a slight buzz in the metal of the device. "Oh my goodness," I thought, "I'm scared." But to my surprise, nothing happened. No spark, no shock - just silence.

However, plugging the USB Killer back into a different port revealed that it had indeed killed the charger. The laptop's charging ability was gone, and I was left wondering if there was any way to fix it. This next test would be slightly less painful - plugging a power bank into the laptop's USB-C port to see if it could charge.

As I plugged in the power bank, I watched with interest as the laptop indicated that it was being charged. The symbol for charging appeared on the screen, and I couldn't help but feel a sense of relief that at least one part of my MacBook was still functional. But then, something unexpected happened - when I yanked the power bank out of the port too hard, it bent the USBC cable.

The metal had expanded to the point where it could no longer be plucked from the port without causing damage. "Oh my goodness," I thought, "I just broke it." This was not what I wanted to see - especially when I considered that this kind of stress on a USB-C port would likely cause problems with future cables.

Finally, I decided to try and test the laptop's audio output one last time. I plugged in a speaker and turned up the volume to ear-bleeding levels - 113 DB to be exact. The sound was loud enough to make my ears ache, but at least I knew that the laptop's speakers were still working.

As I continued to experiment with my MacBook, it became clear that this device was not designed for torture testing. It had been put through a lot of stress, and some of its components had taken the brunt of it. But despite all the damage, one thing remained - the possibility that future USB-C cables could be designed to withstand more stress than their predecessors.

**The Verdict**

It's time to face the music - my MacBook has been put through a lot, and not always with success. While some parts of the device still function as they should, others have been damaged beyond repair. But even in its broken state, I've gained a new appreciation for the importance of proper design and engineering.

As for the future of USB-C cables, only time will tell if manufacturers can create devices that are more resilient to stress than their predecessors. For now, it's clear that my MacBook has been subjected to some pretty extreme testing - and come out on top. But I have no doubt that this experience will inform the design process going forward, and help us create better, more reliable cables in the future.

**The Review**

Stay tuned for a full review of my MacBook's descent into electronic hell. I'll be sharing all the details from this experiment collection, including footage of the damage, photos of the broken cables, and a breakdown of what went wrong. It won't be pretty - but it will be informative, and I'm confident that you'll learn something new about your own devices.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enlet's do some Sunday experiments with the new Macbook Pro so I've got a good amount of these several in fact and I have a bunch of experiments that you guys asked me to try out on the new Macbook Pro so this is from a collection of comments we're going to be trying out five experiments now one of them is to see what will happen if we plug in four of the USBC Chargers the regular power ones from the MacBook Pro into the USBC ports because as you guys know Apple allows you to charge from every single port now on this new computer does it have any sort of protection against you know a huge amount of charge coming in and the thing is the reason I think it will actually do something is because the USB killer we actually tried out on the MacBook Pro killed it older MacBooks have protection against this but not USBC so maybe something crazy will happen two I want to stick a USB killer into the USB adapter or the actual power adapter to the USBC and see if my house burns down or something happens I mean something should I know I shouldn't cu could put myself in danger with that but I will I want to compare a MAG safe to USBC tripping over it what will happen will it break the port you know just you know get a real life experiment going here because we know we're going to be tripping over that cable and what will it do to the MacBook Port will it break it will it tear it who knows we'll see and I want to see if it's possible to blow a speaker on the MacBook Pro so we know that these things are super loud Apple has improved them but what if I were to bump the volume up where I shouldn't and get it to the max just as loud as it can go will it damage the speaker and how will it sound and last one not related to the MacBook Pro but a lot of you guys wanted me to stick a USB killer into a power bank which I'll do hopefully it doesn't burn on me or something but we'll see okay let's get to the experiments all right our power bank which we're going to be using to power all of these over here to the side and uh let's see we're going to do this to both now the logic behind that is because the 13-inch MacBook Pro the ports on one of the sides are actually diminished they don't have the same capabilities as the other side side so there must be a difference here on the 15in all of them are the same ones so we're going to try it on both here's some of our power adapters cables and pretty much your standard one so three of these are going to be with the higher end 87 Watts I believe yeah and then one of them is going to be the smaller for the 13in because that's all I have at this time unbox the last one that I did order over here and the ridiculous thing is Apple actually sells these without the USBC cable to charge your computer with so you have to spend so much more now on not only the power bank but the actual cable that is penny pinching from Apple at its finest okay so we have the one cable in to go ahead and begin charging it now to set up the rest all right oh man this is not going to be easy I don't have enough room on this one problem solved I'll get a little adapter for myself right here so I'm going to go ahead and power it on and as you guys can see it is working okay here is the second 87 watt we're going to go ahead and plug PL it in and this is without power right now so we don't have anything to worry about okay so it is in the second port and that's two power sources here we go in 3 2 1 hm okay it's accepting charge is there anything unusual over here battery is not charging power source power adapter but with one battery is not charging hm why is the battery not charging there's no way I could have just tried something no way nothing hm that is a bit unusual let's add more maybe it needs more power to begin charging maybe that's it here is number three so lot of cables third one right there we're going to plug it in on this side now and I'm just going to go all the way for four right now and uh fourth cable going in I mean Apple has to have some sort of protection against this but then again it surprised me that it didn't have protection against over voltage with the USB killer so here it is the fourth and final one going in that is four power Banks powering this guy here we go I don't know why I'm doing this but you guys wanted me to 3 2 1 okay so it's not charging for some reason it does not want to charge with four uh USB adapters I mean come on if anything that's an incentive to charge even faster but what happens when you plug in four Chargers into the MacBook Pro it doesn't want to charge okay there's a mystery solved nothing will happen no charge nothing I'm actually a little worried because at this point I unplugged everything and it's still not charging from the original adapter I'm hoping I didn't fry anything with all that current I'm going to go ahead and restart and see if that changes anything so far it's just drawing power from the adapter but it's not charging the battery which is not good okay just restart started it and power source power adapter is this still not charging battery is not charging okay I seriously think I just messed up somehow it is not working any longer here we go the 13in I'm going to go ahead and plug all of these in and this is with the power or the power adapters off right now okay here we go power on so similar results power is not charging but it is drawing power from one or several adapters I'm not really sure there so this next test is extremely dumb I am putting myself at risk doing this and I honestly feel like it's going to trigger the breaker in my house and the lights are going to go dark we'll see but USB Killer versus the power bank now I'm not going in empty-handed I am putting on these anti- electricity gloves basically they're insulated so if there's any chance getting shocked these will minimize it all right let's put this on first thing I'm not getting shocked Again by the USB killer last time it was from a phone this time we're dealing with raw electricity here so let's unplug this plug the USB killer into a USB typc port oh my gosh I can't believe I'm doing this right now let's see if we can get any sort of spark coming out of here oh shoot yeah there is definitely oh my goodness I'm so scared honestly of what's going to happen right now here we go super dumb don't do this at home guys uh okay I heard a little click once again nothing this time so I'm assuming I literally just killed it okay plugging the charger back in okay nothing so seems like plugging a USB killer into an adapter will kill it all right so what about a power bank this is a 1 milliamp output it's not as strong as a Samsung one but it's certainly there okay so unplugging and plugging it in in 3 2 1 um it thinks it's being charged that's the symbol for the charge and does it charge a phone yes it still does actually not bad power bank survives the USB killer for this next one is going to be a little bit painful I got to warn you guys but I want to know what happens if You Yank super super super super hard on a USBC because when I trip it could start a mass extinction seriously so that's why mag safe is so important in my life but oh my goodness all right I'm going to apply some pressure here and we're going to yank really really really hard one two three oh oh my goodness I bent it so hard the port actually expanded a little bit to the right the metal is bent so let's do it a couple more times here so one two two three all right get some more grip here one two three oh man look at that I literally just bent the USBC oh my goodness how about inside of here so I literally bent the metal so it is pretty durable but not as durable as I thought that's why it would be so nice to have mag safe on here let's see if it's still works though I'm really really curious and it does not work um let's try it in another one right here no unfortunately I think I killed the actual charger it's definitely more likely that your cable will get bent if you trip over it this hard oh my goodness that is so bad okay so last test the Sound audio output can we blow a speaker oh my God I just played like 2 seconds of this and I hate my life already seriously I'm sorry I'm doing doing this to you guys I got my earplugs you probably should put yours in if you have some and sound on 82 DB let's make it louder and all the way on VLC so only 99 DB actually I expect it a little higher Let's uh try it in a different sound boosting application so this time I got 105 DB can we get it louder somehow let me sound boost the sound boosted track okay that's enough ear rape 113 DB is as loud as I could get it to go I kind of wonder if there's any way to get into the system and alter this uh without Apple allowing you to just in a way just put the speaker output Max Beyond what it's supposed to do so that's just about as loud as it's going to get um yeah thanks so much for watching guys I'm sorry I put this MacBook through so much torture I destroyed it I broke its charging ability I destroyed a USBC cable and a lot more guys but that's just about it I won't be destroying anymore it's time to use it and I'll have my full review out for it soon thanks for watching guys hope you enjoyed this just a little experiment collection peacelet's do some Sunday experiments with the new Macbook Pro so I've got a good amount of these several in fact and I have a bunch of experiments that you guys asked me to try out on the new Macbook Pro so this is from a collection of comments we're going to be trying out five experiments now one of them is to see what will happen if we plug in four of the USBC Chargers the regular power ones from the MacBook Pro into the USBC ports because as you guys know Apple allows you to charge from every single port now on this new computer does it have any sort of protection against you know a huge amount of charge coming in and the thing is the reason I think it will actually do something is because the USB killer we actually tried out on the MacBook Pro killed it older MacBooks have protection against this but not USBC so maybe something crazy will happen two I want to stick a USB killer into the USB adapter or the actual power adapter to the USBC and see if my house burns down or something happens I mean something should I know I shouldn't cu could put myself in danger with that but I will I want to compare a MAG safe to USBC tripping over it what will happen will it break the port you know just you know get a real life experiment going here because we know we're going to be tripping over that cable and what will it do to the MacBook Port will it break it will it tear it who knows we'll see and I want to see if it's possible to blow a speaker on the MacBook Pro so we know that these things are super loud Apple has improved them but what if I were to bump the volume up where I shouldn't and get it to the max just as loud as it can go will it damage the speaker and how will it sound and last one not related to the MacBook Pro but a lot of you guys wanted me to stick a USB killer into a power bank which I'll do hopefully it doesn't burn on me or something but we'll see okay let's get to the experiments all right our power bank which we're going to be using to power all of these over here to the side and uh let's see we're going to do this to both now the logic behind that is because the 13-inch MacBook Pro the ports on one of the sides are actually diminished they don't have the same capabilities as the other side side so there must be a difference here on the 15in all of them are the same ones so we're going to try it on both here's some of our power adapters cables and pretty much your standard one so three of these are going to be with the higher end 87 Watts I believe yeah and then one of them is going to be the smaller for the 13in because that's all I have at this time unbox the last one that I did order over here and the ridiculous thing is Apple actually sells these without the USBC cable to charge your computer with so you have to spend so much more now on not only the power bank but the actual cable that is penny pinching from Apple at its finest okay so we have the one cable in to go ahead and begin charging it now to set up the rest all right oh man this is not going to be easy I don't have enough room on this one problem solved I'll get a little adapter for myself right here so I'm going to go ahead and power it on and as you guys can see it is working okay here is the second 87 watt we're going to go ahead and plug PL it in and this is without power right now so we don't have anything to worry about okay so it is in the second port and that's two power sources here we go in 3 2 1 hm okay it's accepting charge is there anything unusual over here battery is not charging power source power adapter but with one battery is not charging hm why is the battery not charging there's no way I could have just tried something no way nothing hm that is a bit unusual let's add more maybe it needs more power to begin charging maybe that's it here is number three so lot of cables third one right there we're going to plug it in on this side now and I'm just going to go all the way for four right now and uh fourth cable going in I mean Apple has to have some sort of protection against this but then again it surprised me that it didn't have protection against over voltage with the USB killer so here it is the fourth and final one going in that is four power Banks powering this guy here we go I don't know why I'm doing this but you guys wanted me to 3 2 1 okay so it's not charging for some reason it does not want to charge with four uh USB adapters I mean come on if anything that's an incentive to charge even faster but what happens when you plug in four Chargers into the MacBook Pro it doesn't want to charge okay there's a mystery solved nothing will happen no charge nothing I'm actually a little worried because at this point I unplugged everything and it's still not charging from the original adapter I'm hoping I didn't fry anything with all that current I'm going to go ahead and restart and see if that changes anything so far it's just drawing power from the adapter but it's not charging the battery which is not good okay just restart started it and power source power adapter is this still not charging battery is not charging okay I seriously think I just messed up somehow it is not working any longer here we go the 13in I'm going to go ahead and plug all of these in and this is with the power or the power adapters off right now okay here we go power on so similar results power is not charging but it is drawing power from one or several adapters I'm not really sure there so this next test is extremely dumb I am putting myself at risk doing this and I honestly feel like it's going to trigger the breaker in my house and the lights are going to go dark we'll see but USB Killer versus the power bank now I'm not going in empty-handed I am putting on these anti- electricity gloves basically they're insulated so if there's any chance getting shocked these will minimize it all right let's put this on first thing I'm not getting shocked Again by the USB killer last time it was from a phone this time we're dealing with raw electricity here so let's unplug this plug the USB killer into a USB typc port oh my gosh I can't believe I'm doing this right now let's see if we can get any sort of spark coming out of here oh shoot yeah there is definitely oh my goodness I'm so scared honestly of what's going to happen right now here we go super dumb don't do this at home guys uh okay I heard a little click once again nothing this time so I'm assuming I literally just killed it okay plugging the charger back in okay nothing so seems like plugging a USB killer into an adapter will kill it all right so what about a power bank this is a 1 milliamp output it's not as strong as a Samsung one but it's certainly there okay so unplugging and plugging it in in 3 2 1 um it thinks it's being charged that's the symbol for the charge and does it charge a phone yes it still does actually not bad power bank survives the USB killer for this next one is going to be a little bit painful I got to warn you guys but I want to know what happens if You Yank super super super super hard on a USBC because when I trip it could start a mass extinction seriously so that's why mag safe is so important in my life but oh my goodness all right I'm going to apply some pressure here and we're going to yank really really really hard one two three oh oh my goodness I bent it so hard the port actually expanded a little bit to the right the metal is bent so let's do it a couple more times here so one two two three all right get some more grip here one two three oh man look at that I literally just bent the USBC oh my goodness how about inside of here so I literally bent the metal so it is pretty durable but not as durable as I thought that's why it would be so nice to have mag safe on here let's see if it's still works though I'm really really curious and it does not work um let's try it in another one right here no unfortunately I think I killed the actual charger it's definitely more likely that your cable will get bent if you trip over it this hard oh my goodness that is so bad okay so last test the Sound audio output can we blow a speaker oh my God I just played like 2 seconds of this and I hate my life already seriously I'm sorry I'm doing doing this to you guys I got my earplugs you probably should put yours in if you have some and sound on 82 DB let's make it louder and all the way on VLC so only 99 DB actually I expect it a little higher Let's uh try it in a different sound boosting application so this time I got 105 DB can we get it louder somehow let me sound boost the sound boosted track okay that's enough ear rape 113 DB is as loud as I could get it to go I kind of wonder if there's any way to get into the system and alter this uh without Apple allowing you to just in a way just put the speaker output Max Beyond what it's supposed to do so that's just about as loud as it's going to get um yeah thanks so much for watching guys I'm sorry I put this MacBook through so much torture I destroyed it I broke its charging ability I destroyed a USBC cable and a lot more guys but that's just about it I won't be destroying anymore it's time to use it and I'll have my full review out for it soon thanks for watching guys hope you enjoyed this just a little experiment collection peace\n"