Got a couple of things in these past few weeks.
1. 2016 Toyota Rav 4 bought for my sister and I. Will mostly be used to commute to work and taking my sister to and from school and her classes.
2. 4GB stick of RAM for my old Sony Vaio VPCF1190X, for a total of 8GB. Costed me 20 bucks. Also an ESC and an F12 key since I manged to lose them a few years back, as well as a new DC in jack so that I can charge it properly.
3. Bought a bricked Moto G 1st Gen for around 20 bucks on eBay, needed to repair the screen for my uncle's, and I wanted to do it for as cheap as possible, whilst still using legit parts. Easily swapped a broken screen for a good one.
4. Trinity Audio Phantom Sabres. Bought them off of a guy on reddit for 100 USD, practically brand new. Comes with a buttload of accesories, from different sound filters and eartips, as well as 3 different cables. Will be for when I want some more detail and clarity in my music than I can get with my Shure SE215s. Images courtesy of original owner.
6. A new phone! Managed to win an auction for a 32GB Moto X Pure on ebay, supposedly in like new condition, but I'll be able to tell for sure when I actually get it. Will most definitely need to buy a glass screen protector for that 5.7 in screen, and a case is always a must as well.
1. 2016 Toyota Rav 4 bought for my sister and I. Will mostly be used to commute to work and taking my sister to and from school and her classes.
2. 4GB stick of RAM for my old Sony Vaio VPCF1190X, for a total of 8GB. Costed me 20 bucks. Also an ESC and an F12 key since I manged to lose them a few years back, as well as a new DC in jack so that I can charge it properly.
3. Bought a bricked Moto G 1st Gen for around 20 bucks on eBay, needed to repair the screen for my uncle's, and I wanted to do it for as cheap as possible, whilst still using legit parts. Easily swapped a broken screen for a good one.
4. Trinity Audio Phantom Sabres. Bought them off of a guy on reddit for 100 USD, practically brand new. Comes with a buttload of accesories, from different sound filters and eartips, as well as 3 different cables. Will be for when I want some more detail and clarity in my music than I can get with my Shure SE215s. Images courtesy of original owner.
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