Temu Haul #2 60 Day Update: LED Signs, Tech Gadgets and More

**Testing the Magical Bag: A Journey of Discovery**

In this video, I'll be testing out some of my latest purchases from a mysterious magical bag that's been sitting on my table for who knows how long. The first item I pulled out was a heat-activated plastic bag resealer. As you can see in the photo, it looks like a simple device with a small nub at the end. At first, I wasn't sure if it would work, but after trying it out on a few different types of bags, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it actually did its job. The heat from the nub resealed the bag nicely, and I was able to use it with no issues.

I'm not entirely sure how much this device costs, but it's clearly very affordable - less than a dollar! If you're looking for a cheap way to seal plastic bags, this might be worth considering. I've had no problems with it so far, and I still use it to this day. It's located in my kitchen downstairs, and it continues to work like a charm.

Next up was a basic golf towel that I gave to my son as a gift. As you can see on the video, it's just an ordinary towel with a little hook attached to it. However, when used in a pinch, it proved itself to be more than capable of drying off my son after his round of golf. It may not be the most exciting product, but it gets the job done.

**Rotary Dial Timer: A Simple yet Reliable Timekeeper**

Moving on to the next item I pulled out was a rotary dial timer. This little device has been sitting on my counter for some time now, and I've found it to be a reliable timekeeper when cooking. As you can see in the photo, it's a simple design with a rotary dial that allows you to set the exact time. The only issue I've had with this product is that the feet on the bottom don't stick as well as they used to, so you need to apply a bit of pressure while turning the dial.

Despite this minor quibble, I've found this timer to be very useful when cooking meals or timing events. The numbers are quite sensitive, so you'll need to use a gentle touch if you want to get an exact time. However, with a little practice, you should be able to achieve your desired result.

**The Old School Macintosh: A Novelty Item with a Purpose**

Next up was the old school Macintosh device that doubles as a phone charger and display screen. This product may seem gimmicky at first glance, but I've actually found it to be quite useful. As you can see in the photo, it's a compact design that allows you to plug in your iPhone or Apple Watch while also displaying what's on the screen.

I have no issues with this device, and I'm pleased to say that it continues to work as expected. The idea of using an old-school Macintosh as a phone charger is certainly unusual, but it's been surprisingly effective for me. I've even decided to give one away to my kids as a fun little gift.

**Aroma Therapy Oil: A Pleasant Surprise**

Last but not least was the aroma therapy oil that came with this magical bag. As you can see in the video, it's simply a small container filled with essential oil. However, when used in the diffuser (which I'll be reviewing separately), it produced a lovely linen scent that my kids loved.

Unfortunately, the diffuser itself completely tanked out on me - it stopped working after only one use! Despite this setback, I did enjoy using the aroma therapy oil, and I think it's worth considering for anyone looking to create a calming atmosphere. With a little luck, the replacement diffuser might work better... but we'll see about that.

And so concludes my testing of the magical bag. As you can see, not all of the products inside were winners - but some were definitely pleasant surprises. If you're feeling adventurous and want to try out some new gadgets, I'd be happy to share more of my experiences with you in future videos. Thanks for watching!