The Q takes off-season kart practice into a homemade simulator
Custom 3D-printed cockpit accessories join a week of smart chargers, temperature-controlled bedding and Scooby-Doo decorations.
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I Built an Ultimate Racing Simulator. Will It Make Me Faster on Real Track?
The Q built a racing simulator with a purpose beyond virtual laps: keeping his karting skills in practice during the off-season. In "I Built an Ultimate Racing Simulator. Will It Make Me Faster on Real Track?", he adds custom cockpit accessories made with a Bambu Lab X2D printer, using ready-to-print models as well as personalized parts. The build has drawn roughly 459,000 views.
It is the most hands-on project among four new uploads, though the week's largest audience went to "Anker Nano: The Tiny Charger That Knows Your iPhone!" The product showcase examines changing charging output, an information screen and an overnight Care Mode. Viewers discuss the charging curve and the usefulness of seeing wattage and temperature without opening an app.
The strongest daily momentum, meanwhile, belongs to "OVAL ADAPT - THE BED THAT LEARNS HOW YOU SLEEP". The Q tests a temperature-control layer with independently controlled zones, bringing his gadget experiments from the cockpit to the bed. His Scooby-Doo outdoor-lighting makeover is the next busiest upload, followed by an older custom bicycle-sprocket project made possible by ToolDance.
Across the channel, weekly views totaled about 1.8 million while subscribers stayed unchanged. It was a smaller viewing week than for most nearby gadget channels; Marques Brownlee and Kyle Krueger drew particularly large weekly audiences. For The Q, the distinctive thread is practical customization: a simulator built around his own karting hobby, and a machined sprocket with the Q worked directly into its design.
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What viewers say
The comments under "Anker Nano: The Tiny Charger That Knows Your iPhone!"
I appreciate that the video explains the charging curve rather than simply repeating the maximum wattage
@Amara_4RealSee it on YouTubeThe little animations when nothing is connected are a fun touch 😄
@Jamal-HeritageSee it on YouTubeThe 180 degree rotating display is such a practical design choice
@TariqBlaze15See it on YouTube
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The display showing charging power and temperature is so helpful
@MalikFire08See it on YouTubeOne tap to cycle through charging info is such a clean interface idea
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The videos drawing views on The Q right now
Anker Nano: The Tiny Charger That Knows Your iPhone!604,076 views · 2026-10-15
OVAL ADAPT - THE BED THAT LEARNS HOW YOU SLEEP445,681 views · 2026-10-19
Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights Prism Turned My House Into a Scooby-Do…64,322 views · 2026-10-20
ToolDance X1 Custom Bike Sprocket Challenge in San Francisco610,583 views
- Channel
- The Q
- Subscribers
- 13,100,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,807,289
- Videos published this week
- 4
- Video published
- October 16, 2026
- Video views so far
- 459,062
- Views on its first day
- 96,110
The numbers
Here is how The Q's uploads and audience added up this week.
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Which real-world activity inspired The Q's simulator build?
The Q says he spends his free time racing go-karts and wanted an off-season way to practice.