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Bought this laptop for school and it held up pretty good since. Went through the various free programs Apple put out throughout the years to change the screen, keyboard, and even topcase. I donโt use it too much anymore, but I still think itโs the best I ever owned, for its portability.
My work equipped me with this top-tier beast. Itโs my daily driver and I go with it everywhere.
Started using an iPhone with the 5, then the 6s, then the Xr. The 12 mini is what I see as the perfect sized phone for now, love the slim form factor, and the fact that I can let it rest on my pinkie for hours without any pain is fantastic.
I've stopped reading paper books circa. 2015 (except for the ones I get as presents). It's super lightweight, I never have to think about the battery (can last for months, I only charge it when I go on trips and don't bring any cable with me).
I suffer from hardcore sleep troubles (insomnia, DSPS), and I don't really hear my alarm in the morning. This smart band vibrates to wake me up, which works much better. It also monitor my sleep patterns. The battery lasts 5-7 days, which is also great.
Impulsively bought and built in May 2020 during lockdown, I figured I might as well get back into the PC gaming scene than get bored.
Bought it in 2018 with. Played: Super Mario Odyssey, Mario Kart 8, Breath of the Wild, A Link to the Past, Thronebreaker, lots of smaller indie games...
I only have one homescreen. Everything else goes into the App Library. Dark Mode all the way. I tend to disable notifications when I can. I donโt like red dots so I usually process my notifications quickly and regularly to not drown in them (and keep my homescreen clean).