MacBook Pro M1 — daily driver for coding, writing, and browsing.
Great battery, still years of updates left and plenty fast enough for the random things I use it for.
If I were to buy a new Mac now, I'd probably get an Air for portability because I really don't need the power/fan of a pro.
I would like an oled display with 120hz though....
CyberPower PC (W11) — gaming PC, pretty much only use it for steam and Guild Wars 2
Phones + Tablets
iPhone 16 Pro — photography, workflows, daily carry. all phones are the same.
iPad Pro M4 — reading, YouTube, travel display, home dashboard.
Wearables
Garmin Instinct 2 — running metrics, training, VO2 tracking. looking at something with maps next time around.
Audio Gear
AirPods 4(ANC) — i don't like sealed earbuds so these give anc with an open feel.
not the best sound or anc but they work well with all my apple stuff.
Bose QC 35 ii — dated noise cancelling headphones that still work fine. I wish they had usb-c
Sonos Setup — home audio ecosystem. I have like 7 Era 100s, a Beam sound bar in living room, 2 mini subs, and a roam 2.
I split these into main floor and basement as groups and can move audio around my house pretty seemlessly.
Spotify — mediocre streaming service I'm using until they piss me off enough to self host
Smart Home / Automation
Apple Homekit + Matter — unified home control. hella switches and bulbs to automate lights on at sunset etc
Retroid Pocket 4 pro / Miyoo Mini+ — handheld retro gaming. retroid
is a bit over-kill for what I actually emulate in a handheld format but the miyoo mini +
gives me all my gameboy and gba goodness I need.
Fujifilm X-T30 II — quality intro level mirrorless camera with great film simulations for lazy people like me that don't want to bother editing.
Lenses: TT Artisan 27mm f2.8(41mm full frame equivalent) as a pancake every day lens, Fujinon XT 16-80mm, f4.0 zoom lens for more focal length options
CampSnap — cheap chinese made digital disposable camera that sucks because it's supposed to
Item — description.
Software
VS Code — current ide of choice, no projects right now though
Apple Notes — long term information storage.
Apple Reminders — short term info storage(pocket replacement), shared shopping lists,
time/location sensitive reminders.