When it wouldn’t charge, I assumed I had a defective unit, so I emailed them and got no response. Posted on the kickstarter page, nothing. Straight onto the “I’m never using this but can’t bring myself to chuck it” shelf.

So, I thought I bought this… It’s a kickstarter called the OKpad. Word of warning: it is not OK.Run screaming! The e-ink bit? No backlight, no rotation, no keyboard. The LCD bit? Meh. Takes a day and a half to charge, runs out in three or four hours. Runs out while plugged in! Four releases back on Android. So, yeah, OKpad sucks.

The rook taking pieces was my favorite thing! We had it for the Amiga.

I’m not a windows guy, but I sync a lot of my files with NextCloud. It’s free, and I’m sure someone has a way to do it seamlessly with Windows. Maybe a VirtualBox VM with NextCloud in it? Is there a Windows implementation of Syncthing? Those would be what I’d try.

Handler. Everyone’s shovelling coal into the furnace to keep from freezing to death, she’s making roasted yams, and then eats them in front of everyone who is collapsed from exhaustion.

Everytime I kill the monster, she’s like, “Yay! We did it!”

My Retro II phone has it on the side where the power button would be. I really, really like that placement. It’s also the fastest unlock I’ve ever seen in a phone.

I literally just came back to this thread to mention it. Awfully tempting.

I would be wary. I bought a Jelly 2, and the wifi range was about ten feet. If I left the room my router was in, no wifi. I contacted Unihertz, and they took forever to get back to me, and told me to ship it to them (my cost) and if they found a problem, they’d ship me a new one (again, my cost), and if they didn’t find a problem, I could pay to have my old one shipped back.

Screw that. It’s now a teeny tiny paperweight.

I am now rocking a Mode 1 Retro II.

Not bad, but now my classmates call me “Flip phone”.

https://liliputing.com/unihertz-tank-3-smartphone-has-a-23800-mah-battery/ Bigger battery! 5G! Mwah hah hah!

Yes. I have a 128gb in it, I don’t know if it is compatible with larger cards. It’s a combo tray, so it can take one sim and one sd, or two sims.

I just got an Alldocube Iplay50mini, aka Kidz_PadPro, from geekbuying. It was 120$ Canadian, so under 100$ USD, and much faster than my Kindle Fire 10. It has a few things I really like, like the power plug on the top instead of on the bottom so I can use it while it syncs and charges. LTE works for Canadian cell carriers and T-Mobile. Came with a decent case and a garbage Bluetooth keyboard. I was surprised by how much I like it.

Monster Hunter Iceborne and Rise. The problem is that I keep trying to get all the Hunting Horns! You can’t get every weapon without going crazy. Love those games though.