What's the oldest electronic device you have that you still use regularly?

Best invention ever

I had a used Nakamichi Stasis receiver for a while that I got for free, but it finally died. I also got from the same person a pair of Polk Monitor 10's. Still going. They sound pretty damn good for over 30 years old.

Yeah I have one... It must be almost 40 years old now. It showed signs of use and had developed the beginnings of a good patina already 30 years ago, when I "inherited" it at work and took it home...

I have an approximately 35 year old pocket am-fm transistor radio, no speaker, headphones only. Still use it while doing yard work.

Not electronic, but my Frigidaire 20.0 cu.ft. refrigerator has a data plate showing a manufacture date of 03-1990 and it's still going strong. I bought it new and it's never been serviced.

I also have a Sears Kenmore canister vacuum cleaner bought in 1986. The damned thing just will not die. I keep it in the garage for car vacuuming. It's getting hard to find bags for it now.

refrigerator

A 45 year old GE hand held mixer.

My Pifco

radio

Champion Juicer!!!

Over 20 years old!!!

Commodore VIC-20 LMFAO!

No, pretty sure "the other woman" was the best invention ever.

Old g-shock watch

Palm Treo
Commodore 64
Pulsar digital watch from the early 70's. Great conversation starter!

Those porn tapes are still visible, eh?

25 year old Braun hand mixer

up until a few weeks ago when it finally crapped out, a Panasonic fax machine from the 90's. I replaced it with a Sharp fax machine I had laying around, probably almost as old.

Magic wand sex toy

I have one also, has to be from the 70's, but since the parameters were "use it regularly", then I go with the fax machine from the 90's...

Kenwood stereo rack from 1984

A Sunbeam T-20B auto drop toaster from the 1960s.

Used it today to make toast.

Here's the dope on it.

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I don't use electricity.

A General Electric AM/FM transistor radio. Model no. 7-2500B. Used to be my dad's which he kept at work.

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Adult toy... AAs were made for something good right?

Until last year I had been using the first & only alarm clock I ever had that I got when I was like 12yo. That would make it nearly 40yo. It worked perfectly still but I dropped it and because the plastic was so old it broke apart.

Denon DRA-825RA Stereo Receiver

Everything is better made to never last now.

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40 channel portable CB radio from 1980.