The longest-lasting thing you own is usually the one you take care of. Longevity is rarely about buying the toughest product; it is about the small rituals that keep an ordinary one alive. Wipe it down before it needs it. Store it where it will not be crushed. Charge it kindly, brush it gently, and let it rest. A few minutes given regularly are worth more than any warranty.
We write care notes for everything we sell, because a product kept well outlives three replacements bought in haste. That is the whole point of buying better: not to own more, but to own something long enough for it to feel like yours. Care is the cheapest upgrade there is.