Find out if the LEGO Suck It invention from Unnecessary Invention is real. Find out the uses and more about the invention here.
LEGo pieces are fun to play with however collecting them can be quite annoying. But a content creator “Unnecessary Invention” has it covered with LEGO Suck It.
Unnecessary Invention is a YouTube channel from the creator named Matty Benetedo with 1.21 million subscribers. He designs different types of products and shares them on his YouTube channel and Instagram.
He is also behind different viral creations like Cuisine Creation and Never Soggy Cereal Bowl. Find out if his latest invention is LEGO Suck It real or not.
What Is Lego Suck It?
Matty Benetedo’s latest Lego Suck It is made to help you with keeping your Lego brick organized. It is a vacuum-powered device to suck up the bricks which are all over the floor.
When the device sucks up the bricks it falls into the appropriate sections. The holes in each section get smaller which is suitable for different sizes of bricks.
As soon as he published his video, he garnered several positive responses. Many online users mentioned they would actually buy the product if it is real.
The concept is similar to David Wallace’s product idea Suck It in The Office in the episode “Sabre”. It is a children’s vacuum that is used to collect toys.
In addition, in the video, while explaining the product, he mentioned this invention is inspired by Wallace.
People Wonder If LEGO Suck It Real Or Fake
As Matty Benetedo introduced the product online, fans wonder if LEGO Suck It is real. Though the invention is real, it is just a prototype.
It is not available for the public to buy. He has documented his whole journey of inventing the product on his channel. The 6 minutes and 3-second long video now has more than 40K views.
Followingly, his product-introduction video on TikTok has more than 4 million views. People are loving the idea and how easy it makes on organizing LEGO bricks.
Reddit Users Have Been Appreciating LEGO Suck It
Reddit users couldn’t stop talking about the LEGO Suck It invention. They have been appreciating the usefulness of the product.
Organizing the bricks becomes annoying at times. Due to this many online users have been saying they would actually but if it is available for the public.