Images of items I have purchased.
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I'd just leave it at that!
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Brilliant trainers, casual wear.
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I find mine really handy, when I ride I am able to see any messages I get, change song, etc without having to get my phone out.
I don't have anything to do with IT and own one! I got pulled over for the first time the other day and the police thought it was an Apple Watch but I'm too poor for that
This is great, I hadn't even thought of that. Makes perfect sense!
It's marble dammit. Stop insulting my sun dial!
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I've got nothing against smart watches in general (don't have one though) but that pebble + bumper looks so awful I can't bear it.
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AKG K550 MK2's.
Not only that, but how bigor is it tiny wrists.
My wrist is small, I honestly don't look right in 99% of watches.
Had new carpet fitted in the hallway and stairs.
Annoyingly I booked in the fitter then got an assignment in New York, so whilst I am working in Manhattan today I had someone else let the fitter in and send me a few photos.
This completes the redecoration of the hallways (up and down). Not sure whether it was a great deal or not (however I am happy with the price) but all the carpet, underlay (11mm Tredaire Dreamwalk) and fitting was £500.
Annoyingly I booked in the fitter then got an assignment in New York, so whilst I am working in Manhattan today I had someone else let the fitter in and send me a few photos.
This completes the redecoration of the hallways (up and down). Not sure whether it was a great deal or not (however I am happy with the price) but all the carpet, underlay (11mm Tredaire Dreamwalk) and fitting was £500.
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New Shoes arrived!
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And just like a sundial stops working at the end of the day, a smartwatch stops working at the end of the day when the battery dies
Got my Logitech Harmony Ultimate today.
Proper impressed with it. My last harmony was a very old one, the 555 I think. Technology has come a long way since then. Having the hub is amazing, the remote works perfectly with all my stuff. Absolutely worth every penny.
It's nice when you buy something and you are genuinely impressed by it.
Proper impressed with it. My last harmony was a very old one, the 555 I think. Technology has come a long way since then. Having the hub is amazing, the remote works perfectly with all my stuff. Absolutely worth every penny.
It's nice when you buy something and you are genuinely impressed by it.
I have the Touch (so same as yours except no hub and no wake on move or haptic feedback on the touchscreen). I was very tempted by the ultimate in the black friday sales for £80 but even though I had several chances to grab one I couldn't justify £80 just to be able to control the PS4 (would still need the controller to turn the PS4 on) and the Wii U. I love mine, currently it controls TV, Roku, Tivo, Amp and XB1 in the living room and have it configured to also control the bedroom TV and Now TV box if I desire - but considering the bedroom TV is a Samsung the Now TV box doesn't get much use so makes no sense to use the Touch over the standard Samsung remote there.
I previously had a 525 and then a One, so have been using a Harmony in one form or another for many years now and would never go back to using normal remote controls.
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