All tools for work, but:

Siglent oscilloscope. STK500 AVR development board Huawei D15 laptop A corporation

adult bib.

mid price point rice cooker. not as much of a cool/fun answer as the rest, but it lets me meal prep for days. i don't like cooking for just myself, but it's so easy to use that it doesn't feel like a waste. plus i always overcook my rice on the stove 😅

I bought this cast iron set and I haven't used a regular pot in the years since I've bought this

Cast Iron Cookware 17-Piece Set - Pre-Seasoned 6" + 8" + 10" + 12" Skillet + Grill Pan+Lid + Griddle + Pizza Pan + Dutch Oven+Cover/Pan + Panrack + Silicone Handle Cover + Pan Scraper/Cleaner + Guide

https://a.co/d/9geXHeb

MSFT right when it dropped to $40 per share around . Too bad I wasn't making much and I couldn't afford too many shares back then.

These are some items which I have purchased. which I've gotten alot of practicality and enjoyment out of

• oculus quest 2

• alliexpress h61 lga 1155 motherboard

• aoc gm500 mouse

• stadia midnight blue controller

• i7 3770

• macbook air 2012 4gb

They've served me well especially that little old but still gold quadcore and the motherboard highly recommend it to anyone looking to build a gaming beast would combo well with 16gb,rx 570

Air Fryer. Got one for $30 on a black friday sale a couple of years ago and it paid for itself within a week for the amount of time, effort, and oil saved.

• Kettle barbecue
• Charcoal pit + rotisserie
• Air fryer
• Small benchtop induction cooker

The top two have resulted in some of the tastiest meat I've ever cooked. I chucked away my gas barbecue recently. The bottom two are just way more efficient (and environmentally friendly, with my solar) for small meals, rather than the natural gas hob and/or big electric oven.

Koss porta-pro headphones. And some vanity color ear foams just for fun. EDC.

GPD Win Max 2. A very capable 10" laptop with controller built in. It's very versatile and extremely portable. Emulates everything very well. Nothing like having everything you've ever played or want to on a 10" hand-held. I use it for work too. They just released a smaller device too, just as capable, but with fewer stage options.