Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

AndyCr15 said:
I've only had the Oura ring for about a week and I'm finding it's a health tracker rather than a fitness tracker. I've worn it cycling and when my heart rate goes up over 120 or so, it really doesn't do well at tracking and will be way off. I'll be interested to hear if Samsung does better, or just that rings aren't good for high intensity activity.
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I'm going to take the bike out tomorrow and see how it gets on and report back. It only auto detects walking and running so you need your phone handy to manually start the cycling activity tracker: a bit of a pain with today's jumbo sized phones as my shorts don't have pockets!

It is pretty good at recognising walking from running though and the step count seemed pretty accurate too (one 3k walk though, I won't declare it reliable just yet).
 
[HB]Rugrat said:
you need your phone handy to manually start the cycling activity tracker
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Yeah, same with the Oura. I guess a battery restriction means it's not 24/7 HR tracking, it just polls every 5 or 6 mins, but once you've allowed location permissions I started it on a few rides and could compare HR up some climbs compared to my Whoop (which I know is about as accurate as a chest strap)

Oura:
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Whoop:
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never plan a loop in your head.. else this might happen

Note: this is just half of what i have bought.. would take pictures of all but i was too impatient and wanted my build done

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TLDR: I most likely have enough fittings for 3 builds

ps. majority of these OCUK don't sell so i think i should be fine posting it
 
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Not purchased, but given as a present (along with a load of ale) for house sitting my parents semi feral mental bat poop crazy cats..

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For desk cleaning duties it's pretty good, and doubles as a blower which has been brilliant for cleaning dust from my case and fans.
Cordless, rechargeable etc
 
www.pbtails.com

Metal Crush Defender TMR

Discover the Crush Defender with Fallout Style, the ultimate gaming controller featuring cutting-edge K-Silver TMR sticks and Hall effect linear triggers. As the world's first controller to use TMR joysticks, it elevates your gaming experience with unparalleled precision and responsiveness...
www.pbtails.com www.pbtails.com

Each one is hand finished, limited to 999 pieces and all will be numbered. Shipping late August and it uses new TMR stick tech so is the world's first TMR controller to reach production.
 
mrk said:
www.pbtails.com

Metal Crush Defender TMR

Discover the Crush Defender with Fallout Style, the ultimate gaming controller featuring cutting-edge K-Silver TMR sticks and Hall effect linear triggers. As the world's first controller to use TMR joysticks, it elevates your gaming experience with unparalleled precision and responsiveness...
www.pbtails.com www.pbtails.com

Each one is hand finished, limited to 999 pieces and all will be numbered. Shipping late August and it uses new TMR stick tech so is the world's first TMR controller to reach production.
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Is all the bits that looks like metal are real metal or are they painted to look like metal?
 
Bought a GODZILLA keyring thingy, 2x Mousemats (SG Atlantis and HZD), and Bellows for my Baratza Sette grinder. All very cheap from Alibarbar.

Only the HZD Mousemat is a tad dodgy - image on it is stretched and looks a tad poor.
 
Raymond Lin said:
Is all the bits that looks like metal are real metal or are they painted to look like metal?
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The entire top plate is a magnetic zinc alloy faceplate so yes it's heavy metal, the buttons and lower housing are polycarbonate plastic but done really well and feel great. The whole controller can't be metal otherwise that affects the wireless performance of course.

The joysticks are metal though, electroplated and then finished to the same worn effect.
 
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