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This is the 990 evo plus from Samsung, an NVMe with read speeds of up to 7,150 and write speeds of 6,300 mb/s, a hybrid drive compatible with PCIe 5.0 x2 as well as with 4.0 x4, a lifespan of 1.5 million hours, and a capacity of 1 to 4TB so you never run out of space.

It ranks almost first compared to other gen 4 NVMe drives, in gaming and tasks, with quite good temperatures after stress tests, which you can easily check from Samsung Magician, where you can see the health of the drive, run benchmarks, and even transfer the entire operating system from another drive without needing to format, among various other features.

Believe me, it will make you look good not only in gaming but also in heavy tasks like video editing where you will drastically reduce your working time

It is the Ace 2 Pro from Insta360, with a built-in processor with AI capabilities and a camera sensor from Leica, which delivers very good results even in low light conditions.
It comes with 2 batteries, a quick release mounting base, a lens protector, a windscreen for the microphone, and a type C cable.
It has a 2.5” rotating screen, a small front display to see the video settings, is waterproof up to 12 meters deep, takes micro SD up to 1TB, supports an external microphone with an adapter, and fast charging where 18 minutes fills 80% and 47 minutes 100%.
Of course, it connects to your phone to see what you are shooting, edit your videos, and a bunch of other things.

You can shoot 8K 30fps video while running since it has space-grade stabilization, slow motion 4K 120fps or 1080p 240fps.
You can use it as a dash camera for your car,
Capture pure video for very good image quality even in low light conditions,
You can choose after you shoot the video, which shot you want to keep, horizontal or vertical for social media, and also lock the camera so that even if you shake it, the image does not shake,
Capture timeshift as well as timelapse video,
Make x2 zoom without losing image quality,
Take photos with a 50MP lens, shoot video even in the sea or rain, since it is waterproof up to 12m,
Shoot your vlogs with POV shots,
Use ready-made LUTs from Leica and also record in flat color profile for nicer colors after color grading

This is the hs 420 case from havn, a mid tower, with a single plexiglass, that accommodates motherboards and graphics cards of all sizes and you can install either 11 fans or 8 and a 14-inch screen with this base. Almost all the screw holes have rubber for vibrations, very good paths for cable management, don't look at me who messed it up, the mesh is convenient for it to look nice, in the front it has 1 type c, 2 type a and an audio jack port, and it is made from very good materials. Pause to see temperatures with a 10-minute stress test, it comes in 2 versions, simple and vgpu which includes the base for vertical mounting of the graphics card, the base for the fans, and this plexiglass, it costs about 200 for the simple and 270 for the vgpu version

Lian Li Edge 1000W Platinum, a full modular power supply with a unique design, ideal for cases where you install the PSU vertically, as it makes it easier to connect the cables for comfortable cable management, aided by these clips. It's hard to make a mistake during installation since it tells you where everything goes.
Quite small and lightweight, and its strong points are that it has a 12V socket which can provide power directly to an RTX 4090 (depending on the implementation and the build, of course), the cable is included, and it has USB ports, where you connect this socket to the motherboard for the signal and you have 4 sockets for USB connectors, to connect USB hubs, monitor displays, water cooling screens, etc.
It has platinum certification from Cybenetics, and is generally made from quality components.
It can also fit in simple cases with the fan facing down, but it’s better to connect the cables beforehand, though it can also fit with the fan facing up as long as the case is perforated at that point.

This is the z790 aorus elite ax from gigabyte, with a 1700 socket for intel processors of the 12th, 13th, and 14th generation, with 4 slots for nvme drives gen 4, all with ready heat pads for optimal temperatures, 16+1+2 vrm phases for perfect power distribution across all hardware, of course with a monster heat sink, 9 total usb ports with 1 usb type c gen 2x2 on the back and a port for WiFi 6e and Bluetooth antennas, which are included in the package.
One slot for the graphics card pcie 5.0, speeds that will support the upcoming 50 series cards from nvidia, and another 2 pcie 4.0, the slots for ddr5 memory support up to 256gb and speeds up to 7600mhz and in terms of fans, it has 2 slots for 5v argb, 2 12v rgb, and 5 pwm that provide power.
Extremely important is the q flash button with which you can do a bios update without needing to install a cpu and gpu

The solution to avoid audio delay is to get headphones with a 2.4ghz connection, like the Razer Hammerhead Hyperspeed, which feel like wearing wired headphones. Excellent sound quality, both the headphones and their case are very high quality, and they come with a 2.4ghz USB dongle, charging cable, and ear cushions. They have Bluetooth 5.2 for low latency, connect with a mobile app for equalizer settings, turning noise cancellation on and off, and adjusting touch functions. The battery life with ANC and RGB off is 6.5 hours for the headphones + 26 hours from their case. These are the PS edition and connect with PS5, PC, Mac, and generally with any device that has a Type-C port but not with Xbox. On the other hand, the Xbox edition connects with both Xbox and PS4 and PS5. What I would like is for the case to have a slot for the USB dongle

The fact that it does all this, for so little money, respect.
Amoled screen 1.43 inches with very nice and vivid colors, ability to talk through the smartwatch's microphone, battery life of up to 12 days, depending on usage, it has sensors for all the necessary measurements such as sleep, heart rate, blood pressure, etc., 3 atm water resistance, suitable for swimming, and very importantly, it supports Greek both in the menu and in notifications.
It has 120 sports modes, you can change the strap, you define what the bottom button will do, for example, I set it to the flashlight, quite durable construction and the step measurement is as accurate as possible in this price range.

The well-known basilisk design, with the thumb rest on the left, dimensions and size suitable for palm grip, meaning you can hug it, approximately 113 grams in weight, which falls to the front part, with PTFE on the bottom for good slide, 3 reprogrammable buttons on the side, 2 on the top, and 2 on the wheel, left and right, which changes from tactile to infinite scrolling, with smart reel capability through Synapse, where depending on how fast you scroll, it automatically changes mode.
No matter how much you press it, you don't hear those creaks of plastic, the rubber feel on the left and right is nice, the multi-function button is in a very convenient spot that you can adjust as you like, it has gen-3 optical switches and you can transfer the DPI of your previous mouse regardless of the brand.
The significant differences with the 35k simple version are that the simple version connects only wired, while the pro connects with hyperspeed and Bluetooth and is also slightly heavier, but so much that you might not even notice it, and also the Pro is compatible with the charging dock sold separately.
I highly recommend it for RPG games or casual FPS, but for competitive FPS games, it's better to go for the Viper V3 Pro at this price, as it is lighter, more compact, and suitable for claw grip.

The well-known basilisk design, with the thumb rest on the left, dimensions and size suitable for palm grip, meaning you can hug it, approximately 113 grams in weight, which falls to the front part, with PTFE on the bottom for good slide, 3 reprogrammable buttons on the side, 2 on the top, and 2 on the wheel, left and right, which changes from tactile to infinite scrolling, with smart reel capability through Synapse, where depending on how fast you scroll, it automatically changes mode.
No matter how much you press it, you don't hear those creaks of plastic, the rubber feel on the left and right is nice, the multi-function button is in a very convenient spot that you can adjust as you like, it has gen-3 optical switches and you can transfer the DPI of your previous mouse regardless of the brand.
The significant differences with the 35k simple version are that the simple version connects only wired, while the pro connects with hyperspeed and Bluetooth and is also slightly heavier, but so much that you might not even notice it, and also the Pro is compatible with the charging dock sold separately.
I highly recommend it for RPG games or casual FPS, but for competitive FPS games, it's better to go for the Viper V3 Pro at this price, as it is lighter, more compact, and suitable for claw grip.