Artemis II Lunar Flyby on Netflix Live!
NASA and Netflix are going live at 8:30 am tomorrow for the most historic part of the Artemis II mission. While the crew slingshots around the far side of the Moon, we&rsquoll be able to view the milestone in a 4K feed!
I have been looking around Rs. 15,000 for an air purifier and Philips keeps showing up in my search
The price feels okay, but I am more worried about what happens when the filters need replacing. Trying to avoid another expensive yearly expense.
I did not expect closing one bedroom door to make me think this much about air quality
Now I find myself checking whether the purifier is actually helping the whole room or just the area around it. Never thought I would care about airflow this much.
I had planned to spend around Rs. 12,000 on a purifier and now Aquaguard has way too many options
Every model seems to have one extra feature over the other. I am mostly trying to avoid buying something complicated for no reason.
I never thought I would have to think this much about where to place a water purifier
It needs to be convenient, but then there is the water connection and drainage to consider. Somehow buying it was easier than deciding where it should go
I am trying to keep my microwave budget around Rs. 10,000 and IFB keeps coming up
I do not bake much, so I am not looking for anything too fancy. I just want something that I will actually end up using regularly.
I bought a microwave thinking I would cook more and somehow it has become my leftover food machine
Almost everything I do with it involves yesterday's food. Still probably one of the most used appliances in my kitchen.
I had around Rs. 30,000 in mind for a washing machine and Bosch keeps appearing in every shortlist
The cheaper models are tempting but I do not want to replace the machine too soon either. Trying to decide if the extra money is actually worth it.
I keep forgetting that the washing machine has finished and then the clothes just sit there
I hear the sound and think I will take them out in a minute. Somehow that minute turns into an hour.
I started with Rs. 35,000 AC budget and now Panasonic and LG models have made the decision harder
Both seem to have decent options around my range. I am trying to avoid paying extra for features I will probably forget about.
I have realised that the perfect AC temperature somehow changes every night
One day 24 feels perfect and the next day I am feeling cold at the same temperature. At this point I keep changing it without even thinking.
I was looking at LG refrigerators around Rs. 35,000 and now I am stuck comparing tiny differences between models
Most of them look almost the same to me from outside. Trying to figure out which differences will actually matter after using it every day
I thought more shelves would make a fridge easier to organise but somehow mine feels more confusing now
There are plenty of sections inside but I still end up moving things around every few days. Maybe simple layouts are actually better.
I have been trying to stay around Rs. 50,000 for a TV and suddenly Sony models are making me rethink the budget
The cheaper options look good too, but Sony keeps coming up whenever I ask people about picture quality. Now I am wondering if spending a little extra will actually matter in daily use.
I never realised how much TV settings could change the picture until I started touching them myself
For months I was watching everything on the default mode. A few small changes later and the picture suddenly looks much better to me.
Do you need a convection microwave if you mostly use it for reheating?
If reheating is only the usage then definitely go for the basic microwave. Why waste extra money when you get settled with all your requirements with the basic one
Which convection microwave under Rs. 20,000 would you recommend?
I want something for reheating, baking and making simple food at home. Which model has worked well for you?
Do you really use all the wash modes on your washing machine?
There are so many options for different clothes, but I'm wondering if people actually use most of them.
Which 8kg washing machine under Rs. 40,000 would you recommend?
I'm looking for something for a small family with good cleaning and useful wash modes. Which model would you choose?
Is the high electricity bill from using an AC really a concern?
People often say running an AC can increase your electricity bill a lot. Is it actually that expensive, or is it just exaggerated?
Is a double-door fridge actually worth the extra money?
I have always used a single-door fridge and I'm wondering if upgrading will make a noticeable difference.
Which double-door refrigerator under Rs. 50,000 would you recommend?
I'm looking for good storage and cooling for a family of four. Which model has worked well for you?
Is a streaming device more expensive than a smart TV?
I'm confused about which one costs more in the long run. Is buying a streaming device cheaper than getting a TV with built-in smart features?
Which 43-inch TV under Rs. 40,000 would you pick?
I need a TV mainly for OTT, YouTube and regular watching. Which model gives a good experience without going too expensive?
Would you switch from TWS earbuds to headphones, or from headphones to TWS?
Both have their own advantages in terms of comfort, sound and portability. Which one would you choose for everyday use?
