AirTag 2nd Gen: Same Puck, Farther Precision Finding Flex
Lost keys are a personality trait. The Apple AirTag (2nd generation) is Apple’s second crack at making that trait temporary. Same coin-sized puck vibe, same Find My network party tricks – but Apple’s second-gen Ultra Wideband chip stretches Precision Finding up to about 1.5x farther, and the built-in speaker is pitched as up to 50% […]
Tenikle 360: The Shark Tank Octopus Mount That Actually Needs Clean Glass
Some mounts want one flat dashboard and a prayer. The Tenikle 360 wants to be an octopus: three silicone tentacles, a fistful of suction cups, and a spring clip that will happily hold your phone, GoPro, or whatever else you trust to physics. It is the Shark Tank bendy mount people still argue about in […]
TourBox NEO Puts Photoshop Knobs Where Your Left Hand Already Lives
Your left hand is tired of being a Ctrl-holding intern. The TourBox NEO is the palm-sized console that turns that intern into a colorist: a dial, a knob, a scroll wheel, uniquely shaped buttons, and a USB-C cable. Street price sits around $150-$169. This is TourBox’s value model. Same layout philosophy as the fancier Elites, […]
This Two-Key Macro Pad Makes Copy/Paste a Contact Sport
Somewhere between a joke gift and a productivity steroid sits this two-key macro pad — the BTXETUEL-branded SayoDevice O2L RGB slab (not-so-great product naming) with literal Copy and Paste caps staring at you like they know your browser tab count. It is hot-swap mechanical nonsense for people whose pinkies have filed a workers’ comp claim […]
OrigamiSwift Folds a Full-Size Mouse Into a 40g Travel Slab
Most travel mice make you pick a side: tiny and miserable, or full-size and bag-hostile. The OrigamiSwift refuses the choice. It is a 40g origami brick that folds flatter than a passport, then snaps into a real mouse shape in under half a second. Designer Horace Lam’s fold has been kicking around as the myAir.0 […]
XTEINK X3: A 58g Pocket E-Ink Reader That Clings to Your Phone
Your phone is a casino. The XTEINK X3 is the opposite: a 3.7-inch e-ink slab that weighs about 58g, measures roughly 0.2 inches thick, and exists to steal those dead minutes between “boarding group C” and “please stow your tray table.” Street pricing usually floats around ~$63-79 depending on the day and the seller mood. […]
iPhone Duo: Apple’s First Foldable Finally Opens Up
Apple just did the thing the rumor mill has been yelling about for years: a real foldable iPhone. The iPhone Duo is a book-style flip with a pocketable cover screen and, when you open it, the largest iPhone display Apple has ever shipped. It is thin, titanium, and priced like a small used car that […]
Divoom TimeBox Evo: Pixel Art That Also Plays Your Podcasts
Quick continuity note for longtime GK readers: we’ve covered Divoom’s rugged Voombox Bluetooth speakers before. This is not that remaster. The TimeBox Evo is the pixel-art desk cube—16×16 programmable RGB LEDs up front, a pocketable speaker behind the smile. It still sells in the ~$40 neighborhood, which is absurd value for a gadget that doubles […]
Birdfy Rookie: A Bird Feeder That Texts You When Cardinals Show Up
Want backyard drama without sitting in a lawn chair with binoculars like it’s a stakeout? The Birdfy Rookie (Netvue’s beginner smart feeder, ASIN B0FVSJLXM3) is the entry ticket: 1080p camera on the side of the seed bin for closer faces, full-color night vision, slow-mo clips, and AI that tries to name your visitors. Street price […]
8BitDo Retro 18: Your Teacher Was Wrong About Calculators
Your math teacher said you couldn’t carry a calculator everywhere. Cute theory. The 8BitDo Retro 18 is an 18-key mechanical numpad that flips into a standalone calculator with a glowing nine-digit seven-segment display—NES energy for your spreadsheet addiction. The Amazon N Edition usually lands around $44.99, which is aggressively reasonable for hot-swap clickies that also […]