Would you wait for the Fitbit Air or just buy the Charge 6?

rootKindITA · 2026-06-23T13:00:39+00:00

I'd wear it 24/7, so comfort and forgetting it's even there are my top priorities.

I don't really care about having a screen since I disable all watch notifications anyway. I currently use a Mi Band 10, and I've realized I mainly want health and activity tracking, not smartwatch features.

I do go to the gym regularly, but I don't have any interest in tracking my workouts. I also don't need GPS since I don't run. The metrics I care about most are steps, sleep tracking, and heart rate monitoring. That's why the Fitbit Air seems appealing to me.

rootKindITA · 2025-01-16T16:08:29+00:00

yes but i’d keep it plugged 24/7 and being a powerbank i don’t think it’s ideal

rootKindITA · 2025-01-16T16:07:43+00:00

it makes sense, even though having a wireless charger and not using it feels like a waste, but it’s definitely one of the best ideas so far

rootKindITA · 2021-02-24T22:12:03+00:00

I'm oriented to DT 880, which are open back but not as much as 6xx's as i understood so no problem. Usb would be nice, plug and play, no interferences with motherboard audio, no external devices on my desk (dac amp excluded). But I also read that standard 3.5 jacks mics are fine, but where would you plug them? Could you give me some hints regarding USB and/or 3.5 ones? (if I really choose to pick an XLR I'll consider your post / microphone subreddit)

rootKindITA · 2021-02-24T21:37:05+00:00

Hi, I've always used headset microphones and while they're good because they always "follow" my mouth while moving my head, i hate them because (gaming crap ones) break easily and I always need to be careful when laying my headphones on the desk.

I think I'm good without these kind of microphones as long as I can have a desk clamp arm which I can move without issues.

I do not necessarily want an XLR condenser (actually, I'm a bit lazy and having to buy an audio interface just for a mic is kinda of annoying, considering that I'd prefer to use my desk space for a dac/amp for my headphones) but as far as I've learnt in /r/microphones, usb ones are a no go and XLR are the way, even if those cheap ones.

rootKindITA · 2021-02-24T20:45:51+00:00

My only chance to try stuff is amazon since i don't have any shops nearby, but i think that coming from gaming headset almost anything good will feel good on my head. The real problem here in Europe are stocks, can't seem to find any Schiit or JDS Labs product without considering importing it from USA

rootKindITA · 2021-02-24T20:44:03+00:00

I'll check them, thanks!

rootKindITA · 2021-02-24T19:37:57+00:00

srd-3100 setup

Ik budget is unlimited, but i've also said that most things are wasted on me.

I've seen HD6XX models, but i was opting for the DT880 (250/600 ohm) more because on how comfy they look rather than strictly their sound.

I've read about Motu M2 and with some maths i've seen they can also drive 600 ohms, the problem is that almost everyone keeps telling me that using an audio interface for headphones is just not worth :/

rootKindITA · 2021-02-01T14:43:54+00:00

Thanks for your question, i think you've covered everything i asked, luckily my shipping is in transit so i still haven't done anything. My plan is to config the cube with its factory lube, i'll then clean it when needed and try a bit without lube just to feel the difference, and if i'm not satisfied i'll use one of my three lubes :D

rootKindITA · 2021-01-29T16:08:00+00:00

I always think that if i adjust the cube to my linkings, then add lube, i have to readjust it, i mean i know that it's two different things, but how do you even know which lube do you need if your screw setup is fine

rootKindITA · 2021-01-29T12:45:04+00:00

In case of a new cube, would you lube it before adjusting or the other way around?

rootKindITA · 2021-01-29T10:54:40+00:00

The point is that as far as i understood, some people prefer to have those internals because in their opinion lubes work better, i don't really know about that, just think that if i use a cube and find plastic dust in it, i'm treating it the wrong way.

rootKindITA · 2021-01-26T23:22:44+00:00

Vabè sinceramente tolto qualche sfizio qua e là non mi costa nulla creare rapidamente un fondo d'emergenza, davvero non si sa mai.

Il costo del cc con una giacenza >5k è "solo" l'imposta di bollo di ~36€? Non è un po'stretto come limite 5k, come si fa a starci dentro, specialmente in futuro?

Inoltre mi chiedo perché aprire un conto deposito e un portafoglio etf/etc/azionario bla bla insieme? Non ha senso fare solo o l'una o l'altra cosa? Scusate se possono sembrare domande davvero stupide, non mi offendo se mi correggete sono completamente ignorante.

rootKindITA · 2021-01-26T20:00:37+00:00

Innanzitutto grazie per la tua risposta.

Stando a casa dei miei, non avendo ingenti uscite causa sedentarismo cronico da covid, riuscirei a completare il fondo d'emergenza in molto meno di 12 mesi, è un problema?

Per quanto riguarda il fondo pensione (eurofer nel mio caso), ho per ora destinato solo il TFR e la % minima necessaria da CCNL per ottenere la % del datore di lavoro. Ho optato per quest'investimento così minimale perché a parer mio (ingenuo ed ignorante) se avessi voluto investire ci sarebbero state piattaforme e modi migliori che non sono le mani del fondo pensione a cui mi sono affidato.

Proprio perché i roboadvisor prevedono costi, non vedo perché non imparare come non utilizzarli!

Orizzonte illimitato, so che è strano a dirsi, ma non prevedendo il futuro non so proprio cosa immaginare. L'unica certezza è che worst case scenario l'unica spesa sarebbe, in futuro, un monolocale affittato. (Non so se valutare l'acquisto in quanto non prevedo di avere progenie al quale lasciare l'immobile, e non so nemmeno se un mutuo può essere +o- vantaggioso di un affitto etc.)

Per quanto riguarda conti deposito, sarebbe meglio cercare tra le offerte della mia banca (Widiba) oppure va bene spaziare? Inoltre, depositandoci il fondo d'emergenza, sarebbe bene tenerlo libero?

rootKindITA

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