My very first phone

My second phone and it's fairly a smartphone on J2ME

This is the third and the last of my keyboard-only phones and it's all about music

My very first Android smartphone

My second Android smartphone. Upgraded version of my previous one.

My first mid-range Android smartphone. And first experience with d e s i g n.

My very first true flagship and the warmest feelings are still about it...

Second Nexus in my hands. Pretty worn and a bit of a headache due to build quality.

I was able to afford only this little guy (first Windows Phone in my life) in a very poor condition. Yes, in pink color. 

My next flagship from LG and a truly great device with the worst GPS antenna ever.

Next flagship - next LG. Really hot one in terms of camera and temperatures.

My first (and last) Meizu device. Screen burnt after maybe the 100th reflashing of custom OS to replace not usable preinstalled one.

No money - no flagship this time. It's my very first time I'm using a truly old and budget phone with all consequences.

I decided to try the very first buttonless Nexus just for fun.

A great device with poor battery. It was really awesome. Unfortunately I was able to afford only 16gb of storage.

The first and last Nexus device produced by Motorola. In fact - one of the best.

The last Nexus by LG and one of the last Nexuses in general. RIP.

I really wanted it for its ruginess and power. It was bought literally physically damaged and I used it for 7 days due to catastrophic overheating.

My first Lenovo device. It was made for China and India only but it was perfect for custom ROMs and very powerful.

My second and last ZUK device. I've had it twice since the one I've got in my city was overheating. Still best for its price.

My last HTC device. It was bought as a temporary device though was used for a few months painfully.

My first ZTE device. I borrowed it from my teammate and it was awful.

Really great specs for a price but so overheating and bugged as hell.

First Xiaomi. Defeinitely bugged, definitely not the last.

My last Motorola device. It was great but still I've got it used so camera wasn't working properly.

Next overpowered Xiaomi with more bugs. Awesome design, awesome specs, awful MIUI.

My first Pixel device and still the last. It was really awesome, almost perfect though poor battery life and appearing bugs with each update dealt with it. My first 90hz device.

Next Xiaomi. It's now budget one though still powerful and with massive battery. My first 120hz device.

Next Xiaomi. Was bought just for fun and as a temporary flagship.

My first OnePlus device. Very good and very hot (in a bad way). 

Another Xiaomi. Now it's flagship-level SoC but still cheap everything else.

My second OnePlus device. A true flagship with a true problem - critical overheating even in regular tasks. Also some issues with video recording.

Just another Xiaomi as a backup phone.

My very first true Samsung flagship. It's simply awesome. 

My weird choice of temporary/backup phone

My very first pre-order flagship for overprice.

MY very first iPhone. It's not that great.

Another Pixel - another great phone. A few bugs still here though...

New top-tier Samsung device. Nothing more expensive in terms of tech advancements exists yet.

My new old Moto but with support of Moto Mods. I've got it with Insta Share projector and it's simply awesome.

Next Ultra. Switched from Fold4 since it's more comfortable to use outdoors and I have a tablet for indoors

My next and (possibly) last Z-series phone

One of my phones for hobby - but with a magical swivel mode and 2 screens. Really unappreciated device which I truly like. 

One of my phones for hobby - got it for a donate to AFU and really happy with it. It thinks that it's 650 model :)

Got one just for collection and testing new iOS updates. Making silly comparisons with Android as well.

One of the least necessary upgrades, still one of the best phones.

My very first smart watch and one of the first smart watches in the world (true ones).

Second smartwatch and last one from Sony.

My first Android Wear device. IT was really great and useful, especially with tons of apps, though its support ended too soon.

Second LG smartwatch in my life and it offered me a ton of new features because of new version of OS. Battery died too soon.

The last LG smartwatch for me. It was really awesome and still one of the best smartwatches due to LTE and NFC functionality.

My first device from Mobvoi. I was using it for too little amount of time because I've been thinking about upgrade at the time I got it.

My first fresh and flagship smartwatch. Very powerful and even will be updated to Wear OS 3 which will bring tons of new features.

My 2nd flagship watch - faster, bigger, newer, and more expensive.

My 1st and last Apple Watch. Awful battery life, good performance and decent amount of bugs. LTE doesn't work in Ukraine but I didn't know it.

My 2nd watch from Samsung - even faster, bigger, newer, and more expensive. But also - with better battery life.

My very first Android tablet. It was powerful and great for a short time, but I was happy with it.

My first tablet with 2 operating systems (Windows and Android). It was a great deal and a great helper though it was really slow and bugged.

Second tablet with 2 OS. Card reader died on 10th day. Was pretty comfortable and really autonomous.

My first Windows-only tablet with true laptop chipset and a huge amount of memories for that size. 4G and active cooling onboard. Slow and heavy as hell.

My first and last Apple device. It wasn't good, really.

My first Samsung tablet. It's just great in terms of entertainment and as a work machine with Dex.

Maximum specs, maximum price. It can do everything tablet can be capable of.

My very first and the worst laptop/netbook in the entire life. Though it was like a miracle when I just got it.

My second laptop. One of the slowest ones though it was barely enough for university.

My third laptop. It was even older and worse than previous but surprisingly faster and more battery friendly. Dedicated GPU wasn't working on Windows 10.

My most powerful laptop yet, it can run basically anything I need after some upgrade I did right after I bought it.

My even more powerful laptop. A true flagship with all features like 3080 and top Ryzen CPU. Replaced desktop for me.

MY very first console. It was reflashed and it had some issue with firmware so I was struggling trying to play on it.

My first portable console. It was awesome to have possibility to play big games on small device.

My first hybrid console and best to the day. It has mobile hardware but somehow can boot modern games and produce comfortable gameplay experience.

My second Switch. Still same hardware, but new screen and dock, which is worth upgrade only by official price. Got it in Madrid.

The best portable console/PC yet. I've got it spontaneously and I'm very happy about it.

My very first "brand" headphones. They were great but not very resistant to often usage so I changed 3 pairs due to damage.

My first ever wireless headphones. I've been using them a lot during my university.

My second wireless headphones. More quality for the same price, and so good battery life, though heavy.

Next upgrade after T3, not many changes but no radio and card slot this time.

This were my last headphones from this brand since they've became the same.

One of the least used wireless types of earbuds. Were good but not very autonomous.

My first good speaker. It's good but so many firmware issues including self discharging making it useless.

My first true wireless earbuds. Pretty decent for its price though not very quality - breaks after the very first drop. Still in the family.

First "true" gaming headphones in my life. Pretty good sound and very comfortable fit.

I have one of many variations of this speaker. It's really good and even suiteable for outdoors (tested).

My first really premium gaming headset. Very expensive and very good.

Great TWS earbuds with decent audio quality and unique case.

As I was working at Ubisoft - I've got this device as a merch. Pretty comfortable and high-quality headset. Very expensive.

Back to airdots - with really good sound quality. Haven't used for long since I've got new priorities.

Great earphones for their price, with all necessary codecs and wireless charging.

Best TWS earphones I've had yet. I've got them as a gift from my friends on my 25th birthday and they're awesome in all terms except ergonomics.

My first smart speaker. Sound is just great and it can hear me every time I call for it.

Apple earphones and that's all. Pretty comfortable, decent sound but almost incompatible with anything except Apple products.

My first Google earbuds. Pretty comfortable and very functional.

This was an experiment with this new brand. They were comfy but buggy.

Newest from Samsung to the day. I've bought them for myself after my birthday. They're the best for now.

Gaming headset with simple RGB and surprisingly good sound and features.

Got myself a new Hator product almost ahead of launch. Really great features, design and sound combined with customization.

My first VR headset. My vestibular system can't hold it so it may be the last.

My first drone/quadrocopter. It's decent and one of the cheapest for its specs. 

My first smart TV with Android TV 9.0. PRetty cheap and good one thoug lagging and bugging sometimes.

My first electronic toothbrush. Will test it :)

My second and best drone/quadrocopter at this moment. It's a flagship of such class and stability is awesome!

My newer smart TV with Android TV 9.0. It's a bit better than previous and really bigger. Also system feels faster. And it has more ports.

My regular 1440p 144hz gaming monitor. Nothing too fancy but not office variant either.

My first wireless mouse. Was bought for my laptop to use in university. Still working fine.

My second wireless mouse, now for gaming and comfort. Was pretty good untill the wheel broke.

My first separate gamepad. Was not very comfortable and firmware was awful but it did its job.

Best mouse I've ever used. Similar to Master MX series but cheaper yet great and multifunctional. I have 2 of those.

My first mechanical keyboard on blue switches. Yet the best for its price. I have 2 of those.

One of the first gaming mices I've had. Pretty good for its price and was given as a gift with keyboard. Wired.

My second and last mobile gamepad. Pretty comfortable and pretty useless.

Another gaming mouse from the same brand and was given as a gift to the second keyboard.

My second separate gamepad, bought just for Nintendo Switch.

Bought it after BT functionality unlocked. Still one of the best ergonomics on the market for me.

My latest rapoo mouse. Very multifunctional, a bit less ergonomical than its predecessor but still gives a great feeling.