The text is a transcript of a video where two hosts review various toys and products that are sold on the internet, mostly for children. They make fun of the low quality, high price, and absurdity of some of the items, such as slime, a toy parachute, a book on how to become a blogger, and a dancing robot. They also demonstrate how some of the toys work and comment on their features. They conclude by advising parents not to buy useless or harmful things for their children and to reward them with something more meaningful. They also thank their audience and invite them to subscribe to their channels.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A phone has a large display, high-performance G 88 processor, and fast charging capacious battery.
2. The phone's battery has a capacity of 7 thousand milliamps per hour.
3. The phone also has an increased energy-saving function and an intelligent energy-saving scenario.
4. A children's camera has a photo and video function, flash, and map of roads.
5. The camera costs 5,500 rubles.
6. A toy for children has a dancing function and costs 3,000 rubles.
7. A parachute toy is made of strong mesh fabric and nylon fabric.
8. The parachute toy costs 700 rubles.
9. A slime toy is available in different colors and can be mixed to create different shades.
10. The slime toy costs 4,500 rubles.
11. A toy that looks like a bathroom can be purchased for 5,000 rubles.
12. A gift set that includes a toy and other items costs 1,500 rubles.
13. A toy that can be used to create different slime textures costs 4,000 rubles.
14. A set of slime toys costs 1,000 rubles.
15. A toy that can be used to play a game costs 3,000 rubles.
16. A toy that can be used to create a " poop splash" effect costs 1,000 rubles.
17. A toy that can be used to play a game with friends costs 2,000 rubles.
18. A toy that can be used to play a game with a parachute costs 1,500 rubles.
19. A toy that can be used to play a game with a rope costs 1,000 rubles.
20. A toy that can be used to play a game with a spinning top costs 500 rubles.