*ITS JUST A POWERBANK*
Anker 737 Powerbank, bargain at £49.
*ITS JUST A POWERBANK*
*ITS JUST A POWERBANK*
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but it is so pretty looking....................
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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*ITS JUST A POWERBANK*
*ITS JUST A POWERBANK*
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but it is so pretty looking....................
That's a cracking price. A few weeks ago I got a refurb with 1 charge cycle for about £60 so that is a great price!
Anker 737 Powerbank, bargain at £49.
Nut spinner set and a pair of extra-long screwdrivers. Did not come with a stand so made one.
*childish giggle*
Caporegime
I am so broke....
The box on the right....
The box on the right....
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Soldato
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I had no idea such a thing existed. I will be getting some next time this roll of horrific screeching stuff is finished.Finally I'll stop waking my wife's bf up
Soldato
It's magic. I was once at work boxing up a TV in the middle of our office. When I realised it was totally silent, I paused. I looked up. My colleague who also helped ship stuff was staring at me from several desks away with his mouth agape
Don
I am so broke....
The box on the right....
Interested in this but struggling from their website to understand what you do on it? Judging from the name, presumably old games?!
Caporegime
At its core, it’s an Android phone with a controller stuck to the side.
I can go on Google store and download the same apps so it can just be a YouTube or Netflix machine if I want.
For emulation, it can run PS2 and older games and a lot of Switch games. I’ve seen people playing Breath of the Wild on it.
The OLED screen is the main selling point. A Backbone controller or one of its rivals are like £80 and more bulky. It’s a niche product for sure and it also require a TON of know how from the user to get it working. Otherwise it’s just a mid tier phone without a SIM card.
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Soldato
Reminded me to charge up my PS Vita OLED I changed a while ago to play old games.
Associate
Ski gloves 
Legendary gloves I wore them for many ski seasons, I still do on extremely cold days
You are now also privvy the must have skiing accessory, the glove handcuff
You are now also privvy the must have skiing accessory, the glove handcuff
I am so broke....
The box on the right....
You must have a spare room full of them mini systems.
Caporegime
You must have a spare room full of them mini systems.
No, that's my mate who collects retro games. lol
I only have like 7? They fit in a drawer. Good thing they are small, and all charges by USB-C.
Soldato
I've never seen someone collect retro emulation devices. I can't imagine you actually play them all.
Caporegime
I've never seen someone collect retro emulation devices. I can't imagine you actually play them all.
I wouldn't say collect, as I don't buy all of them. Actually I bought less than they release. For example Anbernic has made 12 devices last year, I have 3 of those. I bought them to try out which one I like more. The more I have, the more I can narrow down in form factor, button feel, size, screen resolution, operating system. They all have their little quirks.
I never play on more than 1 at a time and at the moment I play on the Steam Deck more.
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Man of Honour
It'd take some serious dexterity to manage more than one at a time
I do keep looking at these for a portable distraction (rather than lugging the switch around) but never sure of the sweet spot.A few dodgy electronics to monitor gates, temperatures etc:
Soldato
It'd take some serious dexterity to manage more than one at a time
A few dodgy electronics to monitor gates, temperatures etc:
I've got some Aqara motors that open various blinds in our house, seem pretty good!