What retro handhelds are the best value?
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What retro handhelds are the best value? - sh.itjust.works
I’ve been interested in the retro handhelds I’ve been seeing by companies like
miyoo and AYN for a while. I’m curious to see this community’s thoughts on the
available options. I’m thinking of asking my girlfriend to get me something like
the Miyoo Flip V2 for Christmas. Basically what I want is a small handheld that
is easy to bring with me everywhere and take out and play with for a few minutes
while I have breaks at work. My budget would be around $100, but I’d be happy to
hear thoughts on the more expensive options like the AYN Thor. I do already have
a steam deck for home, but I’m hoping for something a little more portable for
playing around with older games.
Advice choosing my next 3d printer - sh.itjust.works
I am looking to get a new 3d printer. I’ve had an ender 3 V2 for a few years.
While I’ve been able to get many excellent prints out of it, I’m looking for a
printer for my new apartment that will require a little less tinkering and
troubleshooting. I’m pretty experienced with the nuances of 3d printing, and
don’t mind taking things apart and fixing things(but not every time I wanna use
the thing). Realistically I’ll be printing mostly PLA and PETG, but it would be
nice to have the option of trying out other higher strength filaments, and I’d
like to have an enclosure to play with ABS eventually. I prefer to spend around
$500. I’ve been eying up the Bambu P1S with the AMS but I really don’t think I
can afford almost $1000 right now. If it’s really worth it, I can pull it off.
The Bambu a1 is also interesting, but id prefer to have a core-xy with an
enclosure. I’ve been looking at the flashforge 5m or 5m pro, as well as creality
k1c. Those prices are way more attractive. Or perhaps qidi? All the choices and
different technologies on the market now are a little bit overwhelming, and I
don’t want to be disappointed in my purchase. I’ll mostly be using it to print
random things for around the house and for electronics projects. Any thoughts or
recommendations are welcome, thank you!
