Sponsor at 15:53
Saily11 Jul 2026I tested phones that shouldn’t EXIST
The unusual-phone comparison transitions into Saily and choosing a data package for a country, matching the host’s international testing and travel routine.
YouTube creatorMrwhosetheboss tests phones from around the world and compares the trade-offs in their design and software. Saily is introduced as a way to stay connected while traveling or testing unfamiliar devices; Surfshark appears as a way to access services across regions. The reads connect international phone reviews to practical travel connectivity and online viewing.
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Mrwhosetheboss Ă— Saily
I tested phones that shouldn’t EXIST
BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS
Surfshark leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 51 sponsored videos. Saily follows with 6.
12 of 29 brands (41%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Mrwhosetheboss.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
The “phones that shouldn’t exist” video turns from unusual hardware features to Saily and the need for a data package in a particular country. That is a natural fit for a creator moving between markets and testing devices from different regions.
The Apple-ecosystem escape video also mentions eSIMs as one part of the transition between devices. The sponsor offers a practical service in a story about changing how the host uses his phone.
In the phones-from-every-country episode, the host notes that a Fairphone can also run Surfshark and that it can build an online connection through another location. The VPN becomes another software layer in a comparison of global smartphones.
The channel’s audience is interested in what works across hardware, services and regions. A clear explanation of location switching or mobile data helps viewers understand the role of the sponsor in a real phone setup.
These integrations reflect the work of reviewing devices across borders: activate data, compare software and reach content while away from home. They connect an international technology channel to the logistics of using a phone globally.
A brief should identify the country, device or access problem and provide one direct feature for the host to explain.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 15:53
Saily11 Jul 2026The unusual-phone comparison transitions into Saily and choosing a data package for a country, matching the host’s international testing and travel routine.
Sponsor at 17:35
Surfshark27 Jun 2026The host notes Surfshark on the Fairphone and connects the VPN to creating an online connection through a different location during a global phone comparison.
Sponsor at 15:51
Saily4 Jun 2026While describing a move away from Apple devices, the host mentions eSIMs and Saily as a simple way to keep mobile data working across the transition.
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