Kindle Click: $34.99 Bluetooth Remote That Turns Kindle Pages for You
Treadmill readers, under-the-covers night owls, and tray-table flyers: here is the official clicker. Kindle Click is a pocket Bluetooth remote that turns Kindle pages forward and back so your e-reader can stay parked on the stand, the pillow, or the bike tray. Price: $34.99. It launches October 28, 2026 (pre-order now; new orders are already […]
TimeXplayer V2: The Matchbook Mouse That Doomscrolls
Most travel mice still want a whole palm. The TimeXplayer V2 from Mivix is a matchbook with opinions: about 38 g, roughly 51.5 x 45 x 13.5 mm, two buttons, a clickable scroll wheel, and a 2.4 GHz dongle that hides inside the shell. Crowdfund early birds have hovered near $49-$55 against an ~$85 planned […]
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% […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]