✰We hunt for unique, extravagant, and eye-catching devices - the ones that pushed boundaries. For beginners & design lovers ✰. Whether you’re a first-time buyer of vintage tech, or a serious collector, we treat every device with the same care we’d want for our own. Everything here is handpicked, thoroughly tested, and given a second life because good design shouldn’t end up in a landfill ㋛.
“✰We believe the best technology engages both the senses and the soul. Modern devices may be faster and thinner, ✰ but they’ve lost something essential—the joy of interaction.”
At Bling Inc., we champion:
▸ The perfect hybrid era (late 1990s - early 2010s) when buttons met pixels
▸ Devices that click, slide, and fold - not just silently glow
▸ Forgotten design risks – Because why shouldn’t an MP3 player be round?
▸ Because the best tech engages your fingers as much as your brain.
At Bling Inc., we don’t just sell vintage electronics - we curate and celebrate the most influential digital devices from the late 1990s to early 2010s. This was the golden era of personal technology, when innovation met personality, and gadgets were designed to be touched, admired, and loved.
▸ The satisfying click of a physical shutter button.
▸ The tactile spin of a scroll wheel.
▸ The loud slap noise of a closing flip phone.
Our focus is on beautiful and well-designed pieces—quirky MP3 players, groundbreaking and stylish digital cameras, and wearable tech that dared to be different. These aren’t just relics; they’re functional art, cultural artifacts, and increasingly smart purchases, in a world where good design never goes out of style.
☞ We’re not just another electronics shop or repair center.✰ We’re digital archaeologists – preserving great industrial design from the beginning of XXI century, ✰where engineers still cared about how technology feels in your hands.
Hi, I’m Kuba, the founder of Bling Inc.. I remember the exact day my obsession with tech began – I was 6 years old, flipping through a phone catalog in kindergarten a friend brought with them for the day. Something about those devices kickstarted a new passion that would still continue over 20 years later. Back then, devices had personality - a slider phones felt different from a flip phone in ways that mattered to the user. Today I am trying to share my passion in a world where smartphones consume a little more of our time, day by day.
