what's your favorite gadget you own that many people probably don't?

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Don't know if it qualifies as a "gadget", but can't live without my under-desk treadmill 🙂

Been walking while working since ~2016. Had my first treadmill die on me finally within the past several months, such a quality of life downgrade that I replaced it almost immediately!

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Think of it like how taking a walk outside affects you, but imagine you had your computer in front of you! Especially great for brainstorming.

Now, it's *not* great for anything that requires accuracy/detail, like if I'm inspecting designs inside of Figma and then trying to get the implementation pixel-perfect.

It's my favorite for busy work (e.g. going through my morning routine of responding to notifications, going through unreads, etc...), where there's something longer-form I have to read (learning, documentation, ebooks, thought pieces), and/or creative work (thinking) because it gets my wheels turning!

What kind of work do you do while walking

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In addition to!

I do still occasionally use the gym treadmill when I'm looking to crank up the speed and/or incline and break a sweat.

But this is more for moving while *also* getting work done! It's best when reading or thinking imo.

Is this in lieu of or in addition to the gym?

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Something about it getting taken over by a private equity or management company iirc, and they let go the original team and started using lower-quality parts to juice profits (something like that).

Long story short, I ended up ponying up and getting an Unsit this time around (via Fully, the desk/office company).

Unfortunately, this is currently more complicated than it ought to be!

Back in 2016, I bought a Lifespan TR1200-DT3 and was pretty happy with that over the years. However, when it finally bit the dust earlier this year, after a brief research stint, I gathered that Lifespan isn't quite what it used to be.

Ugh I’ve been meaning to do this – have a good rec?