My EDC as a software developer + 2 items I don’t always carry but I want to share too :3

Hi, this is my first post here, I want to share you my EDC, just like all the cool guys do

The items in the first photo are:

– A blank pages notebook I bought in Amazon and sticker bombed the top cover, I like to take notes and draw in it, but I have to admit I use it far less I would like
– A mechanical pencil, I prefer it over a pen for taking notes
– My custom keyboard I designed and built, I really like the 50% ortholinear format, and I take it to the office and pretty much anywhere else I have to use a computer for more than half an hour. The keycap set is GMK wob katakana, I bought them on sale at Drop
– My 3DS (not mine really, it belongs to my brother but I stole it >:3), I like to play some Fantasy Life or Apotris (open source clon of Tetris) in my free times at work
– a power bank
– a cheap screwdriver kit
– some usb adapters and an 128 GB usb flash drive, packed in a 3d printed case
– my Moondrop May iem, my dog broke the original usb c cable that came with them so I replaced it with a NiceHCK cable and a Jcally JM6 Pro dongle dac
– my phone, an Honor x8b, is light, slim and not too big so I like it; but I don't like the preinstalled software at all, nothing a bit of debloating with ADB can't solve
– my watch, a Casio MQ24. it's slim and light but also surprisingly durable, specially for the price. The only problem I have with it is It's almost impossible to tell the time in the dark

Now, sometimes I put in my backpack another two items:

– my laptop, it's an Acer Aspire 5 from 2018, it isn't powerful at all but if works fine for simple tasks like remote desktop or a bit of programming. I have it with Arch Linux, btw
– my Nintendo Switch OLED (also, technically of my brother, but he bought a Switch 2 and let me take the OLED). I don't like the cheap feeling of the joycons bumpers nor the lack of a proper dpad so I bought the mobapad m6 hd, a absolute upgrade in build quality, but since they're much thicker than the joycons, they take up a lot more space in the backpack, which makes me less likely to bring the console with me as often