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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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I don't buy personal electronics, phone cases, or other items in black if I have the option. Not quite as rigorously I've stopped buying black or dark clothing where possible. Decades of buying everything in black or darker shades as the default and at some point I realized it's pretty damn bland and makes everything harder to find if lost.
I buy all my electronics in black, because they can last decades and still look fine. Most white or colored stuff become yellowish with time.