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

electric rollers

Metal Oxide Semiconductor?

i meant the timing of the posts

Atari 800

Lamp from my great grandmother. Use it daily.

Old Sony video camera, super hi 8 tapes. Still works from the 90's

A Magnavox tv that is 25 years old. Still has a great picture and sound after all these years.

My great great Auntie Selma’s vibrator

My brain.

my s6 phone

WAHL Designer 6 hair clipper

Been used a couple times a month for 15(ish) years if not more...Rarely been oiled, still works like new

Wish beard clippers were this durable

Well, I did have a Wii, but it burned my house down last year....

An old Braun Infrared Electronic-Sensor Toaster.

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Use it every week pretty much. I have some old electronics I use occasionally. My kitchen probably has lots of similarly aged appliances, but nothing gets the workout of the toaster.

A vibrator

I keep checking the Goodwill and Salvation Army stores locally hoping to find some old lamps I can rewire and make functional. Should be an easy task, but I'm kind of looking for a certain theme and they are always spendy.

a Crimper from the 80's. bought it at a goodwill, for 2 dollars, and it was brand new never been opened...from 1987.

I opened that son of a bitch up, and I crimped my hair, that was at that time to my behind..and it was awesome..lolol.

now my daughter is using it, and I think she is going to bring it back..:)))))

My penis

A cordless phone that was purchased refurbished back in the early 90's.

My grandfather's Seth Thomas mantle clock that runs on house current. What's bizarre is it keeps perfect time, and there's a speed adjustment inside the clock. My grandfather must have tweaked the adjustment over the years to make it keep perfect time.

I remember it in his house in the 1960s, but I don't know how old it is. I keep it in my garage because of the loud bonging noises it makes on the hour, and half hour.

I have an old Sony weatherproof radio from the 1970s that still works perfect, but I don't listen to the radio anymore. I also still use my father's old Craftsman power tools from the 1960s. They are made of solid aluminum, and have replaceable brushes for the motors.

My geiger counter from the 70's!

I keep it on my desk turned on in plain sight.

One of these

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Rush Limbaugh sounds awesome on my 1984 spec General Electric "Superadio II" jobsite radio. It has an sensitive AM tuner/antenna, and the mono two-way speaker is tuned for a deep male voice. Bob Uecker, the legenday Milwaukee Brewers announcer also sounds amazing on this GE Superadio II.

At home I rock a 1989 Yamaha 50watt 2 channel receiver and 1973 spec Yamaha NS-670 monitors and some 1986 Yamaha monitors too. I have mid grade Sansui and JVC turntables from the late '80's too.

MAGA

That’s what I was gonna say! Burns the hell out of me every time I use it..

dang.....

A 1964 Fender P-bass

And a set of SM57s my dad gave me


Still the industry standard after half a century

Take that, Microsoft

atari

I use a Stir Crazy, and a table top fan regularly that are over 30 years old. Still work great. Yamaha stereo receiver over 20 years old.
Nothing is built to last anymore.

Also, guys, it's time to put the VCR's out to pasture.

My Grandma gave me a clock radio in 1975, and I still use it to this day. Its digital, red number display. Keeps perfect time. Wakes me up every morning.