- An usb-fan: It's quite silent, I can cool my hands and torso and I don't dry out my eyes. - A 200€ projector. It's all I need to watch on a big "screen" (giv

- An usb-fan: It's quite silent, I can cool my hands and torso and I don't dry out my eyes. - A 200€ projector. It's all I need to watch on a big "screen" (given the sun has set) and so much better than I expected. - a battery pack (just so great when you forgot to charge your phone or need to teether internet to your laptop) - Measuring my room and fine-tuning an equalizer to it (mic + http://www.roomeqwizard.com/ http://www.roomeqwizard.com/ + https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ ) I'm a nerd, ok, but everybody hears the difference. Base becomes dry instead of being mushy. - a 30€ bluetooth speaker to listen to articles saved to pocket read by Ivona text-to-speach (you need to find some old apk for that) while doing the household or in the park. - knifes: an opinel for in the bag and a cheap, but professional big knife for the kitchen (you can sharpen both sufficiently on the base of a ceramic plate, if not glazed there) The rest is as expected: smartphone, headphones, speakers, laptop and chair. Most in the value sweet-spot of the upper middleclass (speakers above, but they also don't age). I always did a lot of research before I bought any of these. I can name you the exact models if you ask.