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It’s honestly a lovely system. I’ve been using the Switch 2 for over a year now and I genuinely enjoy it.

I’m saying this as someone who previously owned a Switch Lite but never owned the original Switch. I really like the design of the Switch 2 — it looks clean, sleek and premium, and I just enjoy having it around.

I’ve even noticed that I’ve been playing way more than I ever did on my Switch Lite. There’s just something about the Switch 2 that makes me want to pick it up and play.
Overall, I’m really happy with it. 🎮

I’m genuinely asking out of curiosity, not judging or pocket-watching — that’s not the point of the question.

For those of you with 2TB iPhones, is it because your phone is your primary computing device? Is it your lifestyle, work, or workflow that requires that much storage?

I’m honestly fascinated by it. I think I’d feel completely overwhelmed having 2TB of storage on a cellular device 😂. What do you guys actually use all that space for?

Have the whole August off, resigned at the end of July and starting my new job in September, so I can catch up on my gaming!

Finishing 007 First Light before Marvel’s Wolverine comes out. I personally do one game at a time.

I was thinking I was getting over gaming, to be honest. Then to realise I was just burnt out.

This was honestly a lovely game. I enjoyed every moment playing it. I’ve been playing this game since I bought my Nintendo Switch 2, it was actually the first game I bought for it.

When I heard about the Ocarina of Time remake, I had to finish this before playing OOT remake.

Up next on payday, Metal Gear Solid 4, and Assassin’s Creed Shadows.

I really like the colour of these.

I’m genuinely thinking about getting it. I really love the Switch 2, but my gosh, it can make my hands cramp sometimes.

I’ve heard this is basically one of the best grips for the Switch 2. Is it actually worth it, especially if you play for long periods in handheld mode?

Unfortunately, it’s only available internationally and not in my country, so I’d have to pay in dollars and have it imported here to South Africa, which will make it a little pricey.

I’d really appreciate your thoughts or recommendation. I keep hearing that it’s one of the best grips and cases overall, especially if you’re looking for better ergonomics and protection in case you accidentally drop your Switch 2.

I always wondered how to use lossless, I all I had to do was just plug a USB-C from my headphone to my phone?

It actually sounds much better to me personally.

My Solo 3s were getting a bit old and broke, so I decided to switch to the Solo 4s.

Enjoying them a lot.

I’ve never really understood the fuss about Birkenstock ls, to be honest. I only got to know them through European friends while studying at a Dutch university.

When I finally bought a pair, wow, they were so uncomfortable! But I was told to wear them every day to get used to them. Now, I wear them with everything, especially jeans and a button-up oxford shirt.

I’m also flat-footed, and I was told that Birkenstocks are great for people with flat feet. Ever since, I’ve noticed that I’m much more comfortable standing and even my posture has improved because the footbed perfectly fits my feet.

I used to be a hypebeast, always wearing Jordans, Yeezys slides and the like, but I don’t wear those anymore.

One thing I really don’t like about Birkenstocks is the price. I personally find them very expensive clogs. Luckily, every time I buy a pair, they’re 50% off.

Since the iPhone 17 Series launched with ProMotion displays (which are basically 120fps), I’ve been wondering if Apple will ever think about adding ProMotion to the iPad Air.

I was thinking of getting an iPad Pro just for the ProMotion, but with the price increases, I’ve been putting it off. I recently got an iPhone 17 Pro Max and I’m really enjoying how smooth the 120fps is.

I’m not in a hurry to buy a new iPad right now, but I’m definitely interested in getting an iPad Air because it’s significantly cheaper. Should I just wait until next year or two when the iPad Air hopefully gets it? Or honestly just get the iPad Pro?

How’s it going, guys.

I bought these Birkenstock Arizona Birko-Flor sandals in December last year, and I’ve basically worn them every day since.

Before that, I wore Yeezy Slides (I was a hypebeast in my 20s—I’m not anymore!) and Havaianas flip-flops back in university. I eventually got tired of replacing them whenever they broke.

I’d always heard that Birkenstocks are incredibly comfortable and last for years, so I decided to give them a try. I’m also flat-footed, which made me even more curious about them.

I’ve attached a photo because I’m wondering about the footprints on the footbed. Do they indicate that the sandals are properly broken in? They’re noticeably more comfortable now than when I first bought them.

Since getting into Birkenstocks, I’ve already bought three pairs within a year, and I’m planning to add another two soon! They’re pretty much all I wear now. I don’t even wear my Jordans anymore—you could say I’m a retired sneakerhead.

Just curious if what I’m seeing is normal and whether it’s a sign that they’re fully broken in.

Appreciate people answering.

I know it’s a puzzle 🧩, and I genuinely wasn’t expecting this. To be honest, I don’t really enjoy puzzles, so I probably won’t build it. That said, I’ll definitely cherish it because it was such a thoughtful gift and display it on my shelf. I also didn’t know LEGO made puzzles! ☺️

I'm an unapologetic Apple fan and love the ecosystem, but I eventually realised I didn't need every Apple device. I sold my 13-inch iPad Air with the Magic Keyboard, my Apple Watch Ultra, and my two HomePod minis.

Now I just use a MacBook Neo and an iPhone, and honestly, the MacBook Neo has been more than enough.

I'm a real estate agent, so my MacBook Neo is my main work machine. I use it every day for contracts, admin, prospecting, researching properties, emails, spreadsheets, and managing listings. It's fast, reliable, has excellent battery life, and macOS handles everything I need without slowing me down.

I'm also about to start using Pixelmator Pro on it. I've decided to stop hiring a photographer for every property because I can list up to four properties a week, and those costs add up quickly. Instead, I'm upgrading to an iPhone 17 Pro Max, taking my own property photos, and editing them on the MacBook Neo before uploading them to the property portals.

My iPhone is essential for cold calling, booking appointments, communicating with clients, and taking photos, while the MacBook Neo is where everything comes together. It fits my workflow perfectly.

Looking back, I realised I didn't need an iPad or an Apple Watch for my job. A good MacBook and an iPhone are all I really need, and the MacBook Neo has easily become one of the best work tools I've owned.

Started doing LEGO’s last year and now it’s turned into this!