The 32x was always super fascinating to me as a Nintendo kid....so much so, that I also bought one recently! It's just a wild idea from a different era.
100% If you have the money and the patience to wait for them to ship, the Analogue Pocket is amazing. Feels good, looks good, great screen - and plays awesome.
Never knew anyone with one, but I always wanted one when I was a kid. Magazine coverage made them look awesome. Now I'm old and still want one! But it seems they're a bit high maintenance...
I've got a Qingping Air Monitor Lite - it's small, not ugly, and from what I read at the time, has a decent CO2 sensor. It integrates perfectly with Home Assistant via Bluetooth. Seriously, no issues once I got it setup - which I believe did require their app to do initial setup/updates/etc... https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/qingping/ https://www.amazon.ca/Qingping-Monitor-Compatible-Temperature-Humidity/dp/B092HK4BB1
Xennial here! Had friends with Atari 2600s, first childhood console was an NES, and first home computer was a used Atari 800XL.
Oh, and my first school computers in small-town Ontario were Commodore PETs and ICONs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICON_(microcomputer)).
The 32x was always super fascinating to me as a Nintendo kid....so much so, that I also bought one recently! It's just a wild idea from a different era.
100% If you have the money and the patience to wait for them to ship, the Analogue Pocket is amazing. Feels good, looks good, great screen - and plays awesome.
Never knew anyone with one, but I always wanted one when I was a kid. Magazine coverage made them look awesome. Now I'm old and still want one! But it seems they're a bit high maintenance...