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[dante77]

On 7/18/2025 at 10:52 AM, SuperT said:

Miyoo Mini Plus if you can get your hands on one, try a local electronics/gaming market. 

I think if you can just get a Switch Lite (pre-owned) can't go wrong with it and if you get NSO + then you get access to tons of retro games. 

Switch lite +1.

 

On 7/18/2025 at 2:13 PM, KunjanPSD said:

Need to find a preowned lite then.

You're in luck since switch pre-owned is common and the console is usually very stable. 

[Pushy]

Any1 using ergo chair? M looking at the sleep company stylux, but then, at that price point, there's kreo cirrus, green soul zodiac pro, green soul vision....my arse sits around 6-7hrs, use for work purpose, specially trading, so will be sitting and staring at screens, so arm rest, neck rest and lumbar support should be good. 

[Pushy]

Ok, so went 2 check out the sleep company chairs, sat my arse on stylux, flex and ultron, Flex is 'chefs kiss' too good, somehow the expesive Ultron didn't attract my butt, the same way as Flex did, in fact i was going for Stylux(after all the homework i did), but Flex was just too good

[LordSpymaster]

On 11/3/2025 at 9:55 PM, Pushy said:

Ok, so went 2 check out the sleep company chairs, sat my arse on stylux, flex and ultron, Flex is 'chefs kiss' too good, somehow the expesive Ultron didn't attract my butt, the same way as Flex did, in fact i was going for Stylux(after all the homework i did), but Flex was just too good

What chair did you end up buying? I'm planning to get a Featherlite myself but curious if sleep company is better? 

[Pushy]

16 hours ago, LordSpymaster said:

What chair did you end up buying? I'm planning to get a Featherlite myself but curious if sleep company is better? 

 

got the Flex, it's too good comfort wise. the 4D arm rest should be tested for longevity, as it is a moving part. but it is costly.

setup was fairly easy, there's a QR scanner that leads to the video. (otherwise the technician also calls you for installation, i did it by myself)

[LordSpymaster]

What's the best controller to use on a PC? I have some RPGs in my steam library I want to play and prefer controllers over mouse and keyboard. 

 

I know the PS5 Dualsense can work pretty well on most AAA games but looking to get something natively supported, not too expensive and feature loaded in haptics, triggers, etc., like the Dualsense is for the PS5.