One Final Choice

This site exists to reduce decision fatigue.

I publish final answers to common personal technology decisions. I update them rarely.

If you want comparisons, this site is not for you.

Computers

Daily Gaming Workstation Daily Computer Recommendation Model: MacBook Air Chip: Apple M3/M4 or newer Memory: 16 GB Storage: 512 GB Why this exists This computer minimizes friction. It wakes instantly, runs silently, and lasts a full day on battery. It is designed for people who want a computer that disappears into the background. This is for you if You use a browser, email, documents, and light creative tools You value battery life and silence You don’t want to maintain or tune a system This is not for you if You need Windows-only software You do heavy 3D, rendering, or gaming You care about upgradability Gaming Computer Recommendation CPU: AMD Ryzen 9800X3D GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5080 Memory: 64 GB DDR5-6000 CL30 Storage: Samsung 990 Pro 2 TB NVMe Cooling: High-end air cooler (Noctua NH-D15 class) Motherboard: MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk or similar Power Supply: 850–1000 W, 80+ Platinum Case: High-airflow mid-tower Why this exists This system removes performance bottlenecks without entering tuning or maintenance territory. It is designed to run at stock settings, remain quiet under load, and age well. ...

Mouse

Recommendation Model: Logitech G Pro X Superlight Why this exists This mouse prioritizes precision, comfort, and low friction. It is light enough to reduce fatigue and accurate enough to disappear during use. It works equally well for work and casual gaming without adjustment. This is for you if You want a mouse that feels effortless You value precision and consistency You don’t want to think about peripherals This is not for you if You need programmable macro grids You prefer very heavy mice You want an unconventional shape

Phone

One Final Phone Choice Most people waste time comparing phones that all do the same thing. You don’t need options. You need one device that works every day for years. Final Decision iPhone 16e Why Long-term software support Stable performance over time Predictable camera and battery behavior No experimental hardware Strong resale value Ecosystem reliability Who this is for People who want their phone to disappear into the background Anyone optimizing for longevity, not novelty Users who don’t want to think about phones again for the next 4–5 years What this ignores Spec sheet comparisons “Best value” arguments Feature-chasing Yearly upgrade cycles This is not the best phone. ...