Is Messer enough?

in Network+
Hi all, I have a fairly large physical background as a cable tech and data center tech. Do you think i can watch these videos, take notes on them, look over his notes and practice test my way to a pass? I have a large study guide as well, however id much prefer the video series. Is there anything he really doesn't cover well?
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https://certification.comptia.org/docs/default-source/exam-objectives/comptia-network-(n10-006)_examobjectives.pdf
I watched messer but it bored me. I m more of a book person.
I also used transcender practise tests which helped me to know what kind of questions to expect in exam.
HOLY CRAP
I have not looked at objectives for this since 2010. SO MUCH has changed. I feel everyone's pain now.
CompTIA Linux+[ ] Bachelor's Degree
For books, I recommend Kevin Wallace's Network+ study book published by Pearson. It goes in depth than Mike Meyer's book.
You don't say?
Half way through the Myers book as well. Its pretty painful. Hopefully with the book, videos, forum, and prac exams i can get it done.
Transcender helped me a lot to pass.
The practice questions are similar to what one can expect in the real exam. makes it easier to think that way.