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| − | == Amateur radio ==
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| − | * Baofeng
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| − | == Battery chargers (for either or both of NiMH and Lithium rechargeables) ==
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| − | * Miller ML-102 v8
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| − | * Xtar MC1 (I will add more notes here later, but there are many more Xtar chargers out there I recommend. Generally speaking I think they offer better values than the Nitecore brand)
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| − | * Nitecore i2 and i4 (d2 and d4 if you like to additionally have a display or LiFePO4 charging)
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| − | * Klarus C2 (also can be used as power bank)
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| − | * Opus BT-C3100 (preferably v2.2+)
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| − | * Skyrc MC3000
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| − | * Liitokilla
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| − | == Batteries ==
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| − | NiMH AA/AAA:
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| − | * Hobbyking's Turnigy (Eneloop alternatives, high-end, check which warehouse you buy from!)
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| − | * GP ReCyko (Ikea Ladda alternatives, low-end)
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| − | Lithium rechargeables:
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| − | * Buy LG/Sanyo/Panasonic. Not necessarily Chinese in origin, but Chinese resellers are often the cheapest way to get smaller quantities shipped.
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| − | == Bicycle computers ==
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| − | * BoGeer YT-816, YT-833
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| − | == Drawing Tablets / Digitizers ==
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| − | * Huion
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| − | == Drones / Quadcopters ==
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| − | * Cheerson
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| − | * Floureon H101
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| − | * Eachine H8 with Open Source Firmware[http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2512604]
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| − | == Electrical DIY ==
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| − | * Aoyue and Yihua 936 soldering station (double check ground)
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| − | * A-BF GS60 and GS90 soldering irons (GS120 uses hard to find larger tips that are expensive & harder to find, better avoid that one)
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| − | * All-sun multimeters
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| − | * KCX-045 USB voltage meter
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| − | * Uni-T (anything, official spec sheets are correct)
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| − | == Gaymur gear ==
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| − | * Clone headsets
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| − | == Google "Cardboard" VR Glasses ==
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| − | * BoboVR II and III
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| − | * VR Box II
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| − | == Microphones ==
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| − | There are Chinese clones of popular mics (BM-800, BM-700, BM-8000), which are usually (but not always) significantly cheaper than the originals and hence what you should be after if you're looking for acceptable value for money out of Chinese microphones.
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| − | {{note|The microphones mentioned in the parenthesis above all ship with a 3.5mm plug. If you're looking to do live recordings/chat or broadcasting with a microphone plugged in your PC keep in mind that there's going to be a considerable amount of noise (which can normally be removed through editing). A solution to that would be to use a phantom power, which kinda defeats the purpose of buying chink microphones as it's more expensive than those mics themselves.}}
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| − | A simpler solution would be to buy a USB microphone (like MK-F100TL or SF 922B). This way microphones that are going to be used on a PC can draw sufficient power without the use of other tools so you wouldn't have to worry that much about noise caused by lack of power.
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| − | == Mousepads ==
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| − | == Music / MP3 Player ==
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| − | * AGPTeK (alias for RuiZu)
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| − | * RuiZu X02 (Flash the AGPTeK's software on it)
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| − | == Networking ==
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| − | * Xiaomi Mini Router
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| − | == Sports cameras ==
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| − | * Mobius Actioncam
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| − | * SJCam
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| − | * Xiaomi Yicam
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| − | * EKEN H9
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| − | == Tablets ==
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| − | * Cube tablets
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| − | * Chuwi tablets *Chuwi Hi8 is known to have a few issues. (overheating, low battery life)*
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| − | * Onda tablets
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| − | * Teclast X98 Pro
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| − | * Xiaomi Mi Pad 2
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| − | :Pros
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| − | :*Great build quality
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| − | :*High PPI screen, no gap between device and screen like most
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| − | :*9-10 hour battery
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| − | :*Doesn't get very hot
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| − | :*Speakers are clear and bassy, no distortion at high volumes
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| − | :Cons
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| − | :*2GB RAM means it lags at having Youtube, Windows store, a couple of tabs and Evernote all open together. You'll see it slow down quite a bit with switching tabs etc.
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| − | :*No micro SD slot
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| − | :*Only one USB type C port with no video out support
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| − | :*Reported screen flickering at higher brightness and certain colours, as well as faint vertical lines at the bottom centre of the screen
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| − | :*Minor build quality issues; one anon reports creaking noises when cold at the bottom left of screen like it's not fully fitted
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| − | == Universal programmers ==
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| − | * MiniPRO TL866xx series programmers (works on Linux and Windows)
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| − | == USB chargers ==
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| − | * Orico. Orico generally makes quality stuff.
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| − | * Tronsmart
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| − | * Xiaomi's power rail (the version that has USB ports)
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| − | * Aukey USB chargers
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