Well I spouse a few things

• my pc which has an i7 3770 generic alliexpress motherboard 10gb ddr3 and a wx 2100 I'm going look into getting a new case ram and gpu so far has costed me £61

• not really a purchase as I got it for free but I've been using a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 and it's been quite nice very comfortable

• eono mechanical Keyboard I got it for £9 on ebay amazing value best bang for you buck mechanicl Keyboard out there actual mechanical switches not that cheap mechanical feel stuff eono is an discontinued amazon owned brand

• my aoc gm500 which I bought for just £6 in early 2021 it has lasted longer than my logitech g203 and hopefully will continue to work into next year

My bookbag and also my Thinkpad T530 which is in my bookbag. I bought it for $99 at a goodwill and honestly it's slowing down but it's still the best laptop I've ever had. I just want this exact model with better specs

A good set of mechanic hand tools. Sockets, ratches, wrenches, etc.

This ipad I'm using right now, it has lasted me quite some time.

A 2.5" hard drive enclosure for 15$. 2.5" hdds are pretty cheap nowadays with pretty sizable capacity, got a 1tb toshiba for 30$, making them perfect for backups. Toshiba and western digital are the brands to look for. 2nd best purchase would be my digital license for cryptomator on android, encrypted cloud backups for most of the providers.

Treadmill. I live in a country where it's just not possible to run outside during winter so I used to gain some extra weight during those cold and dark months. Now I am in better shape than I have ever been during my life.

My Sony noise cancelling headphones (XM3). I love them and use them every single day. And also my wall mounted pull-up bar.

The engagement ring I proposed to my wife with. She said yes.

LASIK Good quality gym wear (Lululemon circa 2015) Investing in mental health via a psychiatrist

My Elora ratchet set, bought in '99, used it on all daily drivers and hobby cars, saved me loads of cash on car maintenance. (And several jobs in the house) still going strong, although both ratchets need maintenance.

Creative sbs 370 2.1 speakers; using it for 19 years. The sound quality is the same as day 1.

The wired remote stopped working after 15 years, so I cut it off and connected the wires.

TKC 1800

LASIK. And my $20 cast iron frying pan bought in 2001.

Brompton folding bicycle.