I had a colleague who thought you had to ship something in original packaging if you needed to send something to get it repaired under warranty... He had so many boxes...
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I typically keep my boxes just to be safe. When it becomes too cluttered/have too many boxes, I just throw out the oldest ones
My wife get so annoyed at my boxes
My parents used to feel the same way.
Aren't green bins usually for yard waste and food scraps?
My town uses blue (normally recycling) for trash.
We have blue for trash and blue with a yellow lid for recycling
When we moved we cleared out our closet of tech boxes. Found a few accessories and whatnot still in there. Consolidated down to just a few boxes to hold accessories and documentation. Now we’re slowly building the collection again, but we’re better than before. (Mostly because having a kid cut our disposable income quite considerably).
Day one I toss the box as soon as I see it turns on, I don't have spare room for boxes
Can't speak for the switch 2 but for my switch I still have the box and use it every time I pack up and stay in an air bnb or something