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Oh, MKBHD is back with a smart home video, and he's kicking it off with a story about those ridiculously expensive NYC apartments. I remember seeing some of those tours, and yeah, the tech usually wasn't all that impressive, especially for the price.
It's funny how often the ultra-luxury smart homes turn out to be disappointing. You'd think for $30 million, they'd have some next-level automation, but it sounds like it was pretty basic, if not worse.
He's setting up the premise perfectly here – contrasting the hype of these mega-mansions with what's actually practical. I'm already curious to see what he's deemed 'actually useful' for his own setup.

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The speaker opens by reflecting on past experiences with high-end, expensive smart homes that ultimately failed to impress [0:00-0:15]. He recalls reviewing a $30 million New York City skyscraper apartment, expecting cutting-edge technology, but found it surprisingly lacking [0:00-0:15]. This initial disappointment sets the stage for his exploration of smart home tech he genuinely finds useful, contrasting it with the often overhyped and underperforming systems found in luxury properties [0:00-0:20].
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The speaker opens by reflecting on past experiences with high-end, expensive smart homes that ultimately failed to impress [0:00-0:15]. He recalls reviewing a $30 million New York City skyscraper apartment, expecting cutting-edge technology, but found it surprisingly lacking [0:00-0:15]. This initial disappointment sets the stage for his exploration of smart home tech he genuinely finds useful, contrasting it with the often overhyped and underperforming systems found in luxury properties [0:00-0:20].
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