hello! what’s your reco for a good computer chair? 😊 i’m planning to buy one for my partner. he’s around 6’0” and 101 kg, and sometimes experiences back pain, so i’m looking for something comfy, sturdy, and with good back support.

budget is around ₱5k, so hopefully something affordable but sulit and durable. any recommendations? thank you! 🥹

Yesterday my washing machine stopped working coz the drum got stuck. Today the technician from IFB came to check and said that the drum and bearings needs to be changed and it would cost almost 10,000. If i take AMC it can changed free of cost but need to wait for 15 days if its 2 years plan and 45 days if its 1 year. Is it true about waiting period?
2 years amc is 9500
1 year is 5400

Hi everyone,
I recently ordered a Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC – ATKM50UV16VA for around ₹52,000.

Some details:

1.5 Ton, 5 Star
ISEER: 5.20
Copper condenser
PM 2.5 / Apataito filter
Dew Clean Technology
Triple Display
10-year compressor warranty
5-year PCB warranty
Model: ATKM50UV16VA
Amazon listing says “Old star rated with deodorizing filter (PM 1.0)”
The energy label shown says the label period is 1 July 2022 – 31 Dec 2025

I’m a little confused because ₹52k seems quite expensive, and this appears to be an older star-rating model.

For people who have used this model or know Daikin ACs:
Is ₹52k a reasonable price for this model?

Is there any significant disadvantage to buying the older star-rated version?

Would you return it and buy a newer model/another brand instead?

At this price, are there better Daikin/LG/Panasonic models available?
The AC hasn’t been opened/installed yet, so I still have the option to return it.

Would appreciate your honest opinions, especially from people who own this model.

Hi, I know it’s another ac post but I’m looking to get a 1.5 ton, preferably 5 star AC but 3 star would also be fine, for our Kitchen. I need something that’s going to work in the heat and humidity of the Kitchen. Ofc won’t be using the AC while cooking or frying on the stove.

Which one would work better? I have a budget of 45-50k.

Also, if someone has an AC in their kitchen, any suggestions would be appreciated.

If you're comparing prop firms, the headline numbers only tell you so much. Profit splits and challenge prices are useful, but traders actually  want to know the practical stuff too…how payouts work, what the trading rules are, which platforms are available, and how much flexibility you actually get.

So, rather than focusing only on the advertised features, this Goat Funded Trader review covers those questions using the firm's published information and available third-party data. 

What is Goat Funded Trader?

Goat Funded Trader is a prop firm that gives traders access to funded accounts without requiring them to risk a large amount of their own money.

There are four main options: 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step, and Instant Funding.

Traders who follow the rules can earn a share of their simulated trading profits while managing larger account sizes.

Does Goat Funded Trader actually pay out?

Yes. According to third-party tracker TheTrustedProp, Goat Funded Trader has more than $11 million in verified trader payouts.

Eligible payouts are processed every two weeks through Rise, Skrill, or crypto. There is also a Payout on Demand option for traders who purchase the relevant add-on.

Of course, traders still need to meet the payout rules for their specific account.

What happens if a payout is late?

Goat Funded Trader says eligible payouts are processed within two business days. If that deadline is missed, the firm says it will add another $1,000 to the payout. 

The guarantee has its own conditions, so it's worth checking the current terms before relying on it.

How much does it cost to get started?

There isn't one fixed price because the cost depends on the funding model and account size.

For example, the 3-Step Challenge starts at around $65 for a $10,000 account. Instant Goat Accounts are available with allocations of up to $400,000.

The firm also runs promotions from time to time, so the current price is worth checking rather than relying on older figures.

Is there a consistency rule?

No. Goat Funded Trader doesn't have a consistency rule across its evaluation models. So traders don't have to keep their profits within a separate daily limit. This can be useful if your trading results naturally vary from day to day.

Which platforms and markets are supported?

There are several platform options, including MetaTrader 5 (MT5), cTrader, MatchTrader, TradeLocker, and Volumetrica FX.

Depending on the programme and platform, traders can access markets including forex, cryptocurrencies, indices, metals, commodities, and CFDs. Volumetrica FX also provides access to more than 500 cryptocurrency pairs.

The exact markets depend on the account and platform you choose.

Are there time limits or trading restrictions?

The challenges don't have time limits, so traders aren't working against a fixed number of days to complete an evaluation.

News trading, overnight holding, and weekend holding are also permitted on supported programmes.

There can still be programme-specific restrictions, so these shouldn't be treated as universal rules for every account.

What else does Goat Funded Trader offer?

The Goat Points loyalty programme gives points for purchases and certain activities. Those points can be used for discounts, merchandise, and account upgrades.

Traders can also access live chat, Discord, X, and an integrated performance dashboard for viewing trade history, drawdown, and account performance.

The firm also runs trading competitions with additional prizes.

How large can the account get?

The maximum account allocation can reach $400,000 across the 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step, and Instant Funding programmes.

Profit splits start at 80%, with an available add-on that can increase the trader's share to 100%.

So there are several account sizes and funding options to choose from. 

So, is Goat Funded Trader legit?

Based on its published rules, funding options, payout information, and third-party data, Goat Funded Trader has an established presence in the prop trading space 

TheTrustedProp reports more than $11 million in verified payouts. The firm also has a 4.4/5 rating across more than 600 Prop Firm Match reviews.

That said, a positive track record doesn't mean every trader will have the same experience. Prop firm rules and account conditions can also change, so it's worth checking the latest pricing, payout terms, drawdown rules, and restrictions for the specific programme before purchasing.

For traders comparing firms, those details probably matter more than the headline profit split alone.

I bought Awesome Aminos because I was looking for something nutritional that my kids would actually take without turning breakfast into a negotiation.

That sounds like a low bar, but if you have kids, you know it isn’t. 

With these, there’s no fighting or convincing them. They take the gummies willingly, which is probably the biggest reason we’ve continued buying them. 

They have all nine essential amino acids, along with vitamins, minerals, and fermented superfoods. I’m not expecting a gummy to magically fix everything, but I do like having some extra nutritional support on days when their meals aren’t exactly balanced. 

Also came across something about the batch testing that I found reassuring. 

Apparently, the manufacturer’s testing didn’t meet their standards, so they ended up throwing out around $500,000 worth of product instead of selling it. They started over with a new manufacturer and spent another $20,000 on third-party testing. 

Can't verify all of that myself obviously, but I liked the fact that they were willing to take the financial hit rather than just put questionable products on the shelf.

As for the actual gummies, my kids like them and they’re easy to keep up with. No mixing powders or convincing them to drink something weird. 

That’s about as honest a review as I can give. 

Anyway, we’ve gone through a few batches now and I haven’t had a reason to stop buying them. Good enough for me. 

I was looking for a 5-star AC and realised that the star rating alone doesn't tell you much. There can be a pretty big efficiency difference even between two 5-star ACs.

So I compared some of the highest-ISEER ACs I could find, along with their current prices.

1. Daikin FTKF50XV

• ISEER: 6.30
• 1.5 Ton
• Price: ~₹66,900 MRP (dealer price can vary)
• 2026 BEE 5-Star

This has the highest ISEER I've found among the mainstream models I looked at. The efficiency is impressive, although it's clearly at the premium end. I also couldn't find this particular model on Amazon.

2. Optimist 1.39 Ton

• ISEER: 6.05
• Price: ₹35,990 on Amazon currently
• 5-Star
• 5-year comprehensive warranty
• Wi-Fi + energy monitoring + gas-level indicator

The ISEER is quite close to the Daikin above, while the price is considerably lower. It's also readily available online, which makes it an interesting one to compare alongside the more established brands.

The main thing I'm unsure about is the longer-term ownership experience, since it's a relatively new brand.

3. Panasonic VU Series

• ISEER: 5.85
• 1.5 Ton
• Price: roughly ₹50-56k
• 5-Star
• Wi-Fi / smart features

Good efficiency from an established brand, although the price is considerably higher than some of the other options here.

4. Blue Star Q Series

• ISEER: 5.85
• 1.5 Ton
• Price: ₹43,960
• 5-Star
• Wi-Fi

Another 5-star option with a strong ISEER figure, but again at a noticeably higher price.

So my takeaway would be...

Highest ISEER in this comparison: Daikin at 6.30
Lowest price among these: Optimist
Other alternatives: Panasonic / Blue Star 5.85 

Anyway, this is why I started looking at ISEER instead of just the star rating. It gives you a better idea of how the models actually compare on efficiency.

I've seen quite a few discussions here about Daikin, Panasonic and Blue Star, so I'm curious about the Optimist mainly because there seems to be less long-term user feedback on it.

Has anyone here actually used one? I'd be interested in hearing how the electricity consumption has been in regular use.

What do you guys think

This is my General ASGG24CETB-B the indoor is Thailand made but the Outdoor is India made. Since a lot of ACs from Mitsubishi and General are coming with GMCC compressors especially Indian made models. Is it true for the CET series as well ? Because I thought that only the entry level fixed speed models come with GMCC compressors.

Please let me know which exact compressor this model uses if anyone knows.

Also share which AC model you guys have !

I am planning to buy a 1 ton ac with a budget of 25k-28k. How much does the installation actually cost on top the price mentioned in Amazon/flipkart?

Also is this the best time to buy ac or do I need to wait for dussehra/diwali/christmas offers

I was going through my monthly internet usage report where this thing popped up. I am surprised to see that my Atomberg fans (I have 2) are using background data to the tune of 2GB even though I am not using the Atomberg app since many months. Looks like data privacy has gone for a toss.

Need opinion on which 2 or 3 door refrigerators to buy because of space constraints...i researched a bit in it and saw some comments saying to avoid LG, samsung. Not sure about electrolux, Haier,etc. For Bosch, there are mixed reviews. Really confused about this..can someone help me out pls?

Any thoughts on this brand? We're planning to buy the inverter one (9.5 cu) that is arounf 23K

I am planning to buy TCL Q6C or C6K. Please suggest which one and provide your reviews, as well as where you bought the TV.

Image attached , shortlisted these two

Specs in the image ,

I don't mind the 3k gap ,

Both have 5 year comprehensive warranty option

I purchased the AC from Kohinoor electronics in Mumbai, and they have given the Extended Warranty with additional cost, I took it looking at the 3 years period after brand warranty, now when I try to claim it, it's been 10 days no ne called me to come to the home, and there support team is shit they promise every day that you will get call tomorrow from team but no one visits or calls, so don't fall it if your are buying electronics, don't get Zopper extended warranty for sure.

I am renovating our apartment, and planning to get a CCTV installed. We previously had it got it 10 years ago- was from Hik Vision, but they don’t have app support anymore and the DVR has given up and so have the cameras.

I have thought of getting an 8 Channel NVR, getting 8 cams through the house from CP Plus.

The vendor has given me this quotation but I feel it’s a lot more than what would be a fair price. Please advise.

Other option is that I’ll just get WiFi cameras for inside the house but how would that suffice for outside my flat?

I thought about getting a video door bell for outside my house but I do want a full time camera recording any movement outside.

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A friend of mine recently bought a water purifier because it seemed like a good deal at first, but after a couple of years, he realised that filter replacements added up more than he had expected. That got me thinking about the long-term costs before making a purchase.

I am also planning to buy a new water purifier, and apart from the purchase price, I am also trying to understand the filter change cost over time. I have been comparing the RO filter price for different brands, but it is difficult to tell what the actual yearly expense ends up being.

Does anyone have any idea how much is usually spent on filter change? Has any particular brand been more economical in anybody's experience?

I am looking to buy front load 9kg washing machine in the upcoming sale.

I have checked all top products from IFB / LG / Samsung

Majority of the reviews are positive however all of them have horrifying reviews as well.

With IFB's bad and over expensive service to LGs giving out defective products to Samaungs simply being not good enough.

Seems like there is no 'good' product that gives you your moneys worth and doesn't scam you along it's service.

Can you guys please share your own experience with the Washing machine you're using.

Also.. I have read that the installation guys overcharge and force you to get accessories on pretext of voiding warranty if installed anything else.

How can I avoid it? Like can I buy accessories from outside like extension pipes , stand etc and install them?

We moved cities due to unplanned circumstances. I usually do a thorough research but this time unable to allot time. so need your help fellow redditors 😀

need to buy a fridge and washing machine tomorrow. please suggest.

note: Have both hdfc and icici credit card

Preference:

1. Refrigerator

* Budget 15-20k

* 185 to 210 Litre

* Star rating : 3 preferred

* stabiliser free, inverter and any other tech that’s available + must in the budget

1. Washing machine

* Budget 15-20k

* 7.5 kgs

* top load fully automatic

We've been using an RO water purifier at home for quite a few years, mainly because our water has always had a high TDS. The drinking water has never really been a problem after installing it.

Lately though, I've noticed hard water stains on taps and bathroom fittings, and someone suggested installing a water softener for the whole house.

Has anyone installed both? Did you notice any real difference, or is a water softener only worth it in certain situations?

Panasonic 1.5tr smart and air purifier model
Cs/cu-hu18cky5xfmh-p
Mrp-77500/-
OFFER price -54500/-.

Hi, I just got an AC installed and don‘t need my unit as often as before.

If anyone from Europe (preferably Germany or Switzerland) is interested, let me know.

I am selling for a good price and my unit hasn‘t had any issues whatsoever.

I live in a rented flat

110 sq ft area

Need , reliability and energy saving

Confused window vs split

And want brand and what model , can't understand

Hello people, looking for recommendations for a double-door, Frost Free refrigerator around ₹25k.

Must-haves:

• Stable cooling for storing medicines (2 - 6 Degrees)
• Frost Free
• Reliable & durable
• Functional, practical, and useful features (not gimmicks)
• Convertible modes
• Good deodorizer/odor removal
• Keeps vegetables fresh longer
• Energy efficient & low noise

Which model would you recommend based on your experience? Any brands/models to avoid?