If someone's wondering why I prefer NiMH batteries over Lithium ones, it's because these feel cheaply made, and I'm concerned about heat from cramming the battery and charging circuit into such a small cylinder. Also, these lithium batteries occupy USB-A ports while charging. I'd rather have a dedicated charging station for all my NiMH batteries than plug these in individually.

Managed to grab a pair of Portronics Lithius Rechargeable batteries from Blinkit for 199 rupees! ✅ 1480 mAh / 2250 mWh ✅ Charges via Type-C ✅ Can deliver peak current of 2A at 1.5V Although I prefer rechargeable batteries that use a dedicated charger over Type-C ones, they usually deliver only 1.2V. Many devices are designed for standard 1.5V batteries, making these lithium batteries a good 1:1 replacement.

I'm planning to buy a CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitor) for my mom and dad, but I'm confused between: - Abbott FreeStyle Libre 2 - Ultrahuman M1 Live Both seem trustworthy. Abbott appears more accurate, while Ultrahuman offers better actionable insights. My parents have diabetes, but their doctor stopped their medication a while ago, and their levels are fairly well controlled through diet. Their glucose typically rises by around 25 mg/dL after meals. Which one would guys you recommend?

I bought the Ecosys Laundry Pods! These are for those who wanted gentler cleaning like the Puer Detergent, but were also using a stain remover and fabric softener. Like Puer, these are designed to be gentler on the skin while combining detergent, fabric conditioner, and stain remover in a single pod. ✅ Up to 8 kg per pod ✅ Just drop in & wash, no measuring needed In my testing, the pods cleaned clothes thoroughly and left behind a mild, pleasant fragrance. Do try them out if they fit your use case!