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I'm again in the same boat and rarely use navigation. A handful of times I've used google maps, never faced any issues regardong accuracy, direction etc. I strictly wanted a snapdragon processor. No helios/exynos for me. Hence the G62 was the perfect fit.

I was in your shoes, having to change from a Poco F1. Went with a Motorola G62 5G, has minimal Android 12 and all the bloat can be removed/disabled. Camera is a downgrade but that's it. Purchased from Flipkart for 15K

Collected the laptop this evening. Laptop is in great condition!

I'm not entirely sure. But given the quality of this PSU, it shouldn't go bad in the near future

Get this eyes closed https://www.flipkart.com/nzxt-750-w-80-gold-full-modular-watts-psu/p/itm78b4d88f0e7e2

CHerry MX reds wil work, however they might feel slightly different to the switches you already have RGB is going to be difficult, especially if you have LEDs on the switch. If yes, you have to be super duper careful when desoldering the LED. Its very easy to kill them

1. By what you've said, thats the only permanent solution 2. you can replace them with similar switches. The feel might be slightly different but they'll work. 3. Very much possible.

Consider getting an Apple USB C to 3.5mm adapter. Sound quality is very good for the price, Rs 900. Add a USB A to C adapter for 100-150rs. You can get a headphone amp to pair with it

I'm currently typing on a 2 year old RK68. Battery lasts almost 3 weeks now using completely wireless with the included dongle and dont use RGB

RK84 is a very good starting point. I'd suggest to get gateron yellow switches, RK browns are extremely mediocre. Once you've got your keyboard, you can get sample switches of different varieties if you fancy a change, buy a set of whatever you like and change them since the RK84 is hotswap...

Selling on behalf of a friend, I have the RAM kit with me and will take responsibility for the deal. Purchased from Amazon USA in August 2022. Never used. I'm not sure if warranty is applicable in India hence marking it as no warranty. As you can see from the photos, it is completely sealed...

I still like and rewatch the classiscs. Duck Tales, Talespin, Scooby Doo, Wacky Races, The Flintstones, Top Cat, Jetsons

Absolutely not

Had a f2f deal for my mx master 3 today.

krrrr noise is similar to the sound a fan makes when the bearings are dry. Lubing the bearing will not reduce coil whine

Yes- the cube lube is thick as well. It does a very good job on lubing the fan bearings too. give it a try on an old case fan first if you must

I've used Sheldon Silicone lube and it worked really well. https://www.amazon.in/Sheldon-Silicone-Puzzle-Cube-25ml/dp/B01J82KY1A

Go to SP road, you can find your jackly kit easily in one of the shops.

I went the reverse route, bought a T12X for some fiddly SMD soldering but ended up using the soldron 25W instead. I bought the needle tips for them and if needed, i'd sharpen them with my angle grinder. Works a treat for me

Drill bits are more critical than the tool itself. I use addison HSS drill bits and they chew through the metal very well, better than any drill bit set. Give the drill bit a squirt of WD40 while operating, that will help keep the drill bit cool and the cutting edge will remain sharper for longer.