DuRoBo Krono: The E-Reader With a Steering Wheel for Pages
Kindle page-taps are fine until your thumb misses the bezel and you accidentally highlight the word “the” for the fourth time. The DuRoBo Krono answers with a knurled Smart Dial on the side — a little steering wheel for ebooks, browsers, and whatever else Android 15 will run on a 6.13-inch paper-like screen. New […]
UGREEN Uno 100W: The Wall Charger That Makes Faces at You
Wall chargers are supposed to be boring beige rectangles. The UGREEN Uno 100W looked at that rule, put on a robot costume, and started making faces at you. Under the cute TFT emoji screen sits a real GaN brick: three USB-C ports + one USB-A, up to 100W total, and removable magnetic feet that turn […]
Godox C100: The $45 Camera With a See-Through Viewfinder
Most pocket cameras beg you to check the screen after every click. The Godox C100 does the opposite: it hands you a see-through viewfinder, a cheeky HUD, and a loud little shutter personality that says “live a little.” For about $44.90, Godox’s first camera is less “replace your phone” and more “cyber-retro toy that also […]
Aurzen ZIP Pro: Tri-Fold 1080p Pocket Projector (~$579.99 Preorder)
Most “pocket projectors” force a cruel choice: pocketable and dim, or bright and shaped like a house brick. Aurzen ZIP Pro is the IFA 2026 answer that tries to keep both—a tri-fold DLP that unfolds into its own stand and throws native 1080p without making you pack a tripod like you’re shooting a student film. […]
TDM Neo Hybrid Headphones: Twist Into a Speaker (~$249, Batch 002)
Headphones that “also play out loud” usually mean everyone hates you on the subway. TDM Neo—from Tomorrow Doesn’t Matter, because subtle branding is dead—takes a better path: twist the flexible headband around the cups until they magnetically nest, and the whole thing becomes a palm-size Bluetooth speaker. Kickstarter Batch 001 sold out; Batch 002 is […]
Dyson CameraJet Toothbrush
Dyson just put a camera and a water jet in a toothbrush. It costs $499. Of course it does. Sir James Dyson spent six years, 661 engineers, 38 patents, and 16 million lines of code so you can livestream the inside of your mouth while a tiny AI-powered squirt gun flosses you. Welcome to 2026. […]
Retro Handheld Gaming Console
300 Games, One Pocket, Zero Downloads Some gadgets want your Wi-Fi, your account, and forty minutes of “just finishing the update.” This one wants two AA-adjacent minutes of charging (or batteries, depending on the pack) and a thumb. The portable handheld game console from GAMINJA is the little brick you remember, except the screen is […]
Insta360 X6 Review: The 360 Camera That Finally Feels Like Three Cameras
Insta360’s X-series has been the default answer for “I want a 360 camera that also works as an action cam.” The X5 already owned that lane. The X6, launched August 12, 2026, is the first model that feels like a real generation jump rather than a yearly refresh. It is shorter, heavier on sensor, faster […]
Apple Debuts 2nm M6 and Quad-Die M5 Ultra In Refreshed Mac Mini And Mac Studio
Apple has launched its next-generation desktop silicon: the M6, the company’s first 2-nanometer chip, and the M5 Ultra, a new high-end powerhouse built on a four-die UltraFusion design. Both chips arrive in updated Mac mini and Mac Studio models that keep the same external design while delivering meaningful gains in CPU, GPU, memory bandwidth, and […]
Laser Mosquito Air Defense System
Tired of mosquitoes ruining your outdoor time? Meet the Photon Matrix Blue Laser Mosquito Air Defense — a high-tech “air defense” system that tracks and zaps flying pests with precision lasers instead of chemicals, sprays, or sticky traps. Hopefully this isn’t vaporware as the images all look like AI renderings. Photon Matrix Lab (the team […]