As others are saying here, this seems like taking it to the extreme. As usual in life, the middle path seems best. Unless it is your hobby, it isn’t worth fin

As others are saying here, this seems like taking it to the extreme. As usual in life, the middle path seems best. Unless it is your hobby, it isn’t worth finding the absolute best of anything. Find something that is good and that you like and you’ll be doing well. At the same time they are just material possessions, so don’t get too attached. Things were meant to be used. When they get scuffed, scratched, and dinged in the course of duty why worry about it (unless it impacts the use of it).