Best General Retro Tech being sold today

[TheSoulWalker TheSoulWalker]

So I got another advertisement for the FiiO Snowsky on my doom scrolling and it got me thinking what modern tech is out there that exists to be both retro themed but fulfills a modern day function?

The only things I can feasibly think of is The Analogue Consoles and Handhelds and Motorola reviving the Razr phone line to compete with the Samsung Flip. Anyone have any stuff to recommend?

Edit: I also want to mention I don't count 8BitDo's M Classic Keyboard because of it being a TKL and not a full size, I also want to include Silverstone's FLP series Cases.

 

[Sumea]

Speaking 8bitdo and if you are wired like that, 8bitdo in general makes excellent recreation controllers and other products. For me the thing that connects me most to the system and it's games I am playing is controller, and thanks to 8bitdo I have wide enough array of controllers to use on most platforms I need wirelessly.

 

[vulonkaaz's iconvulonkaaz]

using modern tech to get a retro feel is basically my specialty, currently my stuff is

Ayn Thor
basically a modern premium nintendo DS, very powerful android chip, this is exactly what I would imagine the future to be like as a kid

Casio watches
maybe they are actual retro tech but they're still manufactured because they're simply the best way to tell time, calculator watch for maximum retro feel


basically any kind of electronics that is still wired and doesn't have a touchscreen still have the same feel as it always have, I have speakers on my desktop that still have physical volume control it's still easy to find (in fact it's often the cheapest thing available)

my computer setup is basically a mismatch of stuff that's 20 years old and stuff that's a few months old, the only thing that really need to be recent is the CPU, graphics card, all the stuff that make the computer go fast, for peripherals most stuff has been standardized a long time ago, I still use the same screens and keyboard as I have since my childhood (tho I did have to get adapters, cheaper than buying new screens tho)