#tech debate

Are mini PCs now good enough to replace a full desktop?

Are iPhone users paying for brand status or genuinely getting a better long-term value than Android owners?

Is this cheap phone actually better than the premium brand?

Is the Pixel’s camera reputation overrated when a phone half its price takes almost identical photos?

Should I buy the latest Samsung Galaxy or stick with iPhone?

Are wireless earbuds a ripoff compared to wired ones?

Does the latest laptop really need a built-in AI button?

Are cheap Android phones ruining mobile gaming, or are elitist gamers just gatekeeping with $1,000 flagships?

Do smartwatches solve a real problem, or are they just another useless gadget we’ve been convinced to buy?

Do you care more about raw specs, or does an OS that just works matter more than anything else?

Do premium earbuds justify their price tag, or are $50 pairs now good enough to end the argument?

Do you still need a laptop if you have a tablet?

Is AI-powered search making traditional smartphones smarter or slower?

Does your choice of programming language say more about your ego than your skill?

Do you still care about phone specs or is ease of use all that matters now?

Is the obsession with "clean code" just a fancy excuse for gatekeeping?

Does "clean code" really matter if your app runs slow as hell?

Is an Amazon Kindle still better than reading on a tablet?

Are mechanical keyboards still worth buying today?

Is a mid-range phone better than a flagship from last year?