Dell XPS 9710 Laptop and Samsung S24 Ultra phone. I'm one of those old people who still does almost everything on my laptop instead of my phone, even texting.
Samsung S23 Ultra
The Sybian
PS5
Doxie Die Cast 3R
ODROID H4+ mini pcThe Sybian
Giggety
Android phone, old android phone (for bedtime audiobooks without any distractions), Linux desktop, windows laptop (for work), Supernote writing tablet, kobo ereader, pixel watch. I fly quite a lot and always get a look at security when I pull out my 5th device...
- iPhone 13 mini (only ok small phone available at the time)
- Huge gaming PC (Windows because of some games)
- Framework 13 (OpenSuse Tumbleweed)
- Minisforum X1 pro (Same hardware and OS as the framework)
- Homemade ITX NAS (unraid)
- Pi 4 with some docker containers (OpenSuse, always)
I have to sell my older NAS and Steamdeck now. The framework 13 is my new workstation/steamdeck thanks to the new AMD Hx 370.
Define devices. Devices I use on a daily basis?
2 phones (iPhone android)
2 desktops
3 laptops
A tablet
And my home server.
All the devices I own? We’re gonna be here a while.
In this room alone... 3 phones, 2 tablets, a smart watch, a Steam Deck, Xbox One X, PS4, Roku, Smart TV.
Don't ask me to count all devices, I don't have that kind of time. I just changed the batteries in our alarm sensors... 28 of them.
Decently powerful Windows computer for gaming/browsing/workstation/general use
Rooted Samsung phone
Old Dell laptop with Linux Mint
Server that I run self hosted stuff on
Some of the "old" devices people are listing here with an integrated battery may no longer be functional, if they've been left unused and discharged long enough.
Desktop PC with three usb dvb tuners hooked to the TV - takes the ads out of free to air and backs up laptop.
Toshiba i7 laptop about ten years old. Win10
Two Asus laptops with Debian which mainly just act as Rustdesk terminals to the Toshiba laptop.
Super slow old budget Toshiba laptop in the car - again just Rustdesk into the I7. OK battery.
Midrange Motorola g84 for phone and hotspot.
- Android phone
- 2 ipads (5th & 9th Gen)
- 2 laptops (identical HP Elitebooks, 1 Win10 & 1 Linux Mint)
That's my daily setup. I have a 3DS as well.
2 pi 3bs as kodi thin clients that connect to my server
1 pi 1b with pi touchscreen as a smart photo frame
HP microserver (my selfhosted stack and linux iso)
2011 kindle
4 laptops (2 for work) (personal, friends old one)
2011 kindle (works great with calibre)
One plus 5
Steam deck
Softmodded (ps3 , xbox OG and wii)
How'd you group them by:
- use it every day
- runs in background everyday
- there when I need it, maybe a few times a month
- on a shelf gathering dust
The server and Pis see daily use.
Steam deck is as often as i can find time. Some times it is every day other times i could go a week without getting the time.
Phone is every day
Out of the 4 Laptops I have to give back one of the work ones and the 2 personal ones I use one currently (the other one a gaming one, i need to backup and then install linux on it. It was a friends that passed
The hacked consoles are all in storage for when we buy our own place.
Kindle i use quite regularly too.
I have a base model Android flagship phone, and secondary budget phone as a backup, I used to play low-end games on a laptop but depression got in the way and haven't really used computers recently, its probably just sitting in some drawer somewhere collecting dust, I don't really use it anymore, not sure if its still functioning, but probably won't be replacing it. Smartphones kinda replaced everything. You can't lie in bed and comfortalt hold a device bigger than a smartphone for watching youtube videos and stuff anyways.
Android phone.
My desktop is a DL385 gen 10.
Nice try tech corporation. :D /jk
I cant count the devices i have. Around 5 phones with different operating systems, one linux. Around six laptops with mostly linux os, one windows i think but havent turned it on in 5 yrs. Many desktops i switched to linux. I mean to donate most of it to local folks soon. Oh and many microcontrollers. Multiple servers which run a variety of private and public services as well as business stuff.
Pixel 7 Xbox X Old iPad Switch
Too many. Sigh.
My laptop, my phone and of course dozens of other electronic devices of various shapes and sizes that I keep around just in case
A OnePlus phone and a Lenovo gaming laptop.
Mine are an iPhone, an HP laptop (for work), an Apple TV, an iPad, a NUC (with Home Assistant, Nextcloud, Audiobookshelf), a PowKiddie RGB30, a SteamDeck (non-oled) and a Boox e-reader.
- 2 laptops, 1 from work, 1 personal (used for school work)
- mini PC homeserver (nextcloud and immich)
- 2 smartphones (1 from work)
- smartwatch
- tablet for school work
- old MP3 player I use everyday at home
2 PCs (Windows/Linux), 1 MSI Titan 18 HX gaming laptop, 1 Mac Pro, 1 MacBook Pro, 1 iPhone 16 Pro Max & 1 Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6.
- Desktop PC
- Valve Index VR headset
- Company Laptop (Razer, yes seriously)
- Company Macbook Air (just for iOS Builds)
- Phone (Galaxy Flip 4)
- eBook Reader (jailbroken Kindle Oasis)
- Smart/Fitnesswatch (Garmin Instinct 2)
- Steam Deck OLED
- iPad Air G5 (with pencil, mainly for drawing)
Also a ton of older and/or rarely used devices
- Company Laptop (HP), private Laptop (Dell)
- PC, soon to be replaced
- Two of the same HP ProDesk 600 G3, both intended as VPN Bridge and storage thing
- HP Z440 Workstation as current Server, to be mainly replaced by
- HP ProLiant DL360 Gen9
- And one Motorola Edge 20. Soon to be complemented by a FairPhone for LineageOS/Linux tests.
- Desktop PC, Linux Mint
- Work laptop, Windows
- Phone, LineageOS
- RPi 3 as PiHole
I'll limit this to devices in use.
- phone
- laptop for work and occasionally personal
- steam deck
- gaming desktop
- 4 bay Asus NAS
- 2 mini PCs (headless)
- 9 VPSes of varying size (I get them free via work)
Desktop, laptop, phone (technically work owns it).
Work desktop, work laptop, work CFD desktop.
- work laptop (dell something or other. It's a chungus)
- gaming PC (custom)
- smartphone (galaxy s23)
- "smart"watch (Fitbit inspire 3)
- Switch
