Who'd buy Bose headphones, when one can luxuriate in Meze headphones?
(I discovered these utterly gorgeous headphones a few years ago. They are perfect for classical music where clarity with warmth is needed.)
I have every iPhone I ever owned still, and don't want to sell them. (This includes the one that burst and bent in the most alarming way - the lithium battery inside swelled and caused the phone to become unusable and wonky.)
I had an iPad before my current model, but I wouldn't have dreamt of selling it when I had my father making noises about buying a tablet... It went straight to him, and he is to this day still using it. (I didn't upgrade because the iPad wasn't working; it was more that I wanted a faster, lighter, thinner iPad able to use the new Apple Pencil, suitable for note-taking in some specialist courses I was taking.)
Hot Wheels - no. I've never bought any, and don't have any.
Digital camera - I have one, but hardly ever use it, as it's so easy to use the camera phone.
No camcorder.
I don't have a Garmin activity tracker. I have an Apple watch which does pretty well all that I need for that purpose. Sometimes too much, as it tells me how many more steps I should take, like a nagging parent. (Walk more! Come on! You can do it! Get up and walk!)
Nintendo - no.
Consoles - no. (When it comes to computer games, I'm old school. The classic old adventure games had something that modern games don't... but in all honesty, I haven't had time to play computer games for years...)
Lego - no. I do have some super-sized Lego blocks that are also containers for smaller Lego pieces. I used these in a presentation about medical terminology. It went so well that I wouldn't dream of selling them - I might find myself needing to do a presentation in the future which could utilise some of those ideas.
So... it doesn't look as though I can help eBay out by selling those things. Alas!
