I'll start: Teenage Engineering OP-1 Portable Synthesizer. Simply music magic.
Ask HN: What are the best-designed products you've ever used?
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#2Cole Haan made a pair of all weather boots that had Nike Air soles that were perfectly designed in every way. They lasted 5 years doing 5-10 miles a day in NYC AND on hikes in the Adirondacks. If I could go back in time I would buy 15-20 pairs to last me till I die
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#3BlackBerry Bold keyboard
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#4Classic American potato-peeler & Hewlett-Packard 2100 keyboard.
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#5I have a pair of leather Vasque boots with Vibram soles that are still going strong after years. The soles show almost no sign of wear (they make direct contact with pavement very infrequently).
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#6The basic pencil circa US 20th century.
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#7Classic American potato-peeler & Hewlett-Packard 2100 keyboard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peeler
Which of these peelers are you referring to? (if any)
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#92015 15" Macbook Pro. The screen size and resolution is perfect for coding and watching movies. Keyboard is super comfortable, the touchpad is the best of any laptop I've ever used. The physical size and weight of the laptop is hardly noticeable in my backpack. It integrates flawlessly with all my peripherals like a mechanical keyboard, mouse, external monitors, etc. macOS is also sleek and simple. The overall experience of using that MBP is a pleasure.
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#10A two-person tent from The North Face that lasted close to a decade. It was so thoughtfully constructed you could make or break camp in under 5 minutes ;)