Anything I can do with an old KeepKey wallet?

I used to be heavy into the crypto game circa 2016 through maybe 2018, mostly cashing out like a bandit during the 2017 bubble. During that time, I bought a KeepKey hardware wallet to store my keys with.

I've been undergoing a security hardening exercise across my entire network, as well as scanning all sorts of documents into my self hosted paperless-ngx instance, and I came across my old keepkey and seed phrase. I loaded up the KeepKey and recovered the wallet, to find a grand total of $4.15 worth of LPT and OMG (not sure wtf those are) on the eth chain (2.2959 each). I don't have any eth to even work as gas to transfer them, so I' figure they are basically just stuck.

I'm currently running some scripts to backup my transactions from the blockchain/addresses just for record keeping in case I ever want to look into it later, and I plan on destroying the seed (I'll generate another one if I ever want to store crypto again), but something just feels wrong about throwing away what seems to be a perfectly fine piece of hardware (although very clearly obsolete when compared to wallets like Trezor 3 and 5).

Are there any novel uses for such a device? I don't really want another useless device collecting dust, so if I can't find a practical reason to keep it around, it will likely get wiped and put into an electronics recycling receptacle one of these days.

The Portfolio report says "Model: K1-14AM"