I’ve been meaning to write a story on Medium to showcase the gadgets I have owned since 2016 and give my impression about them. This story is inspired by Patryk Leszczynski’s story.
For me, a good product is one with great design — aesthetically pleasing and as minimal design as possible. It is not just how a product looks but rather how it functions.
These days, I think more companies are giving design thinking the credit it deserves. In this story, the gadgets I love and dislike are merely chosen based on how well they’ve been designed and how their functionalities helped my everyday life.
The Ones I Loved
These products helped me in my daily life by improving my productivity and revealing a specific visual representation — aesthetically pleasing and functionally phenomenal.
M1 Mac Mini
The transition from an Intel chip to the Apple Silicon was not just a speed jump for me; it was a sight to behold — a revolution in chip technology. Many companies have tried bringing as many processing units into the CPU or GPU, but none have done it as well as Apple.
