Wow not too far from me. My TVs are all ~ 2009-14 (newest is the patio TV, a 32" Magnavox from 2014) all dumb TVs with the 'smarts' being external devices plugged into them that also don't go past 2014 (Apple TV 2nd Gen, Launch Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Wii-U, Nexus Player, Apple TV 3rd Gen, various older Blu-Ray players).
I'm using an S4 Mini as a smartphone but mainly for music/texts/remote control use. I use a rotary telephone at home on an old landline. My phone calls mainly come to it. My computers are mostly laptops now, but one desktop is an old 2004 HP Pavilion that runs Windows XP, another an eMachines EL1210-09 micro tower from 2008 that runs Vista, and two laptops that run Windows 7 Pro, one a 2007 Dell Vostro 1700, another a Latitude E6500 from 2009.
My vehicles are a 2005 Saturn ION and a 2006 Honda Ridgeline. I still have VCRs, and still use DVD players. I got a 2013 Yamaha AV Receiver in the living room, connected to two giant 1980s speakers, a Montgomery Ward Airline with two smaller 1970's speakers for the analog audio from the DVD players, Wii-U and VCR, and a Pioneer SX-40 'computer controlled stereo receiver' outside with its matching dual cassette deck also in the patio area for audio out from that TV, with similar giant speakers.
Elsewhere there's standalone 1970s stereo systems, like in the dining area there's a Pioneer Centrex all-in-one system with 8-track, record changer, and AM/FM Radio. In the living room, a Yorx Multiplex AM/FM/AM-stereo/8-track/record/dual cassette system for music only with its matching speakers. In the office, there's a wooden furniture system that has an AM/FM/record auto-changer stereo called an Astro Sonic from Magnavox. In the guest room, there's a 1950s tube amp-equipped dual speaker Zenith portable record auto-changer. In the master bedroom is a early 1990s Yamaha stereo receiver with 5 disc CD changer, single cassette deck, and Kenwood automatic record player (not changer).
Most of these systems worked fine and were purchased from a vendor mall. There were some that needed minor repair; the Pioneer dual cassette deck needed all belts replaced, the Yorx has one that needs belts (but I'm not taking that thing apart), the Centrex needed the record changer serviced (it was jammed) and the Astro-Sonic needed major repair of its record changer, alignment of gears, motor speed adjustment and idler tire replaced. It's still not 100%. Changer works but it still plays too slow.
There are also two mostly decorative but still-working late 1960s AM All-American 5 tube radios in the kitchen and dining room, mostly for weather checks or for playing old music from a classic station that's on AM.
I also swapped out the light fixtures for 1960s replacements I found at the same vendor mall, excluding the two ceiling fans from 2012 that came with the house. I use mostly incandescent light bulbs as many LEDs give me headaches or disrupt my sleep, only having LEDs in the bathroom and garage. The office has an old wooden writing desk that once belonged to my father, with a Howard Miller mantle clock that's mechanical dual chime that belonged to my grandfather (both deceased)
I carry my great grandfathers Westclox mechanical pocket watch when I'm out and about, and also sometimes swap that for a 1967 Timex mechanical watch when at work (shock resistant). I got the latter for $5 and it needed some work (balance wheel was jammed)
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