Decluttering

[minervx]

Recently, with tech, I've been leaning toward quality over quantity.  After collecting too much junk that takes up space and collects dust, I've been doing an overhaul.  There are a lot of "deals" and "bargains" that sound cheap but they end up either having poor longevity or inferior in quality, and at the end of the day, I always wish I had bought a few quality electronics than a lot of "cheap" things.

 

Instead of buying 2 small monitors and a television, I could have bought large display with a good panel, high refresh rate and high resolution that can do everything.

Instead of buying cheap Chromebooks/netbooks over the years, I could have bought one very good laptop.

Instead of buying 2 budget tablets that suck, I could've bought an iPad.

Instead of buying various consoles, I could've just bought one PC from the start that games even better than any of them, and does other things.

 

I'm now inclined to sell dozens of electronics I rarely use and buy 2-3 really good ones.

[Catsrules]

I agree, this also saves time switching and resetting up devices. I try to tell my clients this all of the time, just because it is cheaper doesn't mean your going to save any money.