&gt;&gt; some devices aren&#x27;t available in a quality we used to have available in mainstream<p>This unfortunate reality extends to pretty much <i>all</i> products. Manufacturing is nothing like it was 20 years ago; quality is down across the board. Products used to be well made, but are now mass produced using the cheapest materials possible.<p>Go buy a Scrabble board. The unfolded board won&#x27;t lay perfectly flat on the table because the two halves are not heavy enough to fully bend down the crease in the middle. The tiles are made of flimsy particle board instead of real wood. The letters wear off too because they are printed on rather than etched. Compare it to a board made in the 70s or 80s. The difference between them isn&#x27;t just large, it&#x27;s disgustingly atrocious. Same for a Cribbage board (cheap wood, plastic sliding door that falls out instead of metal that grinds into the board), a Battleship set (the one I bought for my nephew, the panels that hold the pegs <i>don&#x27;t snap in properly and fall off</i>). Things used to be quality made; now they&#x27;re done at the lowest possible quality because people will buy it regardless.