#consumer electronics

Do you actually need a high-end OLED screen, or are you just falling for marketing hype instead of sustainability?

Has the price hike for smartwatches made you reconsider fitness tracking?

With more gadgets going to e-waste, are you choosing repairable smart devices now?

Are modular earbuds the sustainable alternative to Apple and Samsung?

Are cheap wireless earbuds as good as name brands now?

Is the latest fitness band worth it when prices keep rising?

Is your old pair of wireless earbuds still worth using after the USB-C shift?

Should you upgrade your phone only when it breaks?

Would you ever buy a smart ring over a traditional fitness tracker?

Is it time we admit that smart glasses are never going to be cool?

Are Samsung’s Galaxy phones overhyped because of advertising budget, not actual innovation?

Do you factor repairability and e-waste into your next gadget purchase?

How much does repairability influence your next smartphone purchase now?

Are premium wireless earbuds like AirPods Pro overpriced when $50 alternatives sound just as good?

Does anyone else feel like esports gear is way too wasteful for what it costs?

Do you still buy tech gadgets without checking for repair guide availability first?

Are you still buying a new phone yearly now that updates last a decade?

Does anyone else find their wireless earbuds way more frustrating than they're worth?

Is spending over $1000 on a smartphone a waste of money?

Why are smart home setups still so user-unfriendly for anyone who isn't a tech bro?