Nintendo switch OLED. I used to game at my PC which always caused me a lot of stress because I prefer the ease and relaxation of a console I can pick up whenever, take anywhere and game instantly as opposed to something I have to sit down with and work at. Sold my PC for it and a bunch of extra money
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An 18 button mouse for my PC. 12 buttons on the side which I've mapped my function keys to. It's excellent for gaming, so many things you can do without even using your left hand on the keyboard.
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A swiss backpack. Loved it since I got it for Christmas, the most useful item I will ever own
Is that like a Swiss army knife...but instead of assorted cutting tools, you get assorted baggage?
It starts as a suitcase but you fold it out into a backpack, flight case, laptop bag, and laundry basket
Recently? A cordless stick vacuum. My wife has wanted one because ours was too heavy and she figured she would vacuum more often if she had a lighter one. Of course that turned out to not be the case and I am still doing the vacuuming but it is a heck of a lot easier to maneuver around and bring it to other areas of the house.
Previously? Wireless ear buds. Loved those. Unfortunately my dog ate my first pair and I left the second pair on a plane. My next pair will be cheap ones.
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My ipad. It solves the project management triangle completely when it comes to checking the latest in the world. Which is good because of another change I made that helps in life coinciding with all the telecalls.
Water flosser + electric toothbrush combo. Water flossers are game changers.
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A car. Insane freedom, I can take a day off work and drive to a secluded beach on a whim.