Anker soundcore AeroClip 2: Open-Ear Cuffs With a 12 mm Driver and Whisper Mode
Open-ear earbuds usually trade bass for “I can still hear the bus.” Anker soundcore AeroClip 2 clips onto the ear like a cuff (not a canal seal), then fights back with a 12 mm dual-magnet driver and LDAC Hi-Res audio. The other headline: Guinness-certified call clarity and a Whisper Mode so quiet talking still lands […]
Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition: A Gaming Mouse With a Real 40 mm Fan
Sweaty-palm gamers, your weird future is here. The Pulsar Feinmann F01 Noctua Edition is a right-handed wireless gaming mouse with a real Noctua NF-A4x10 5V PWM 40 mm fan built into the chassis, blowing air up through the perforated carbon-composite shell. It still weighs about 73 g, runs Pulsar’s XS-2 flagship sensor (42,000 DPI, 800 […]
Abxylute M5/M6: Magnetic Phone Controllers That Slide Out Like an Xperia Play
Phone gamepads used to mean either a toy that slides into your pocket or a brick that clamps your phone like a vise. Abxylute M5 and M6 try a third move: a MagSafe-style magnetic puck on the back, then a damped slide rail that pops a real controller out from behind the phone – Xperia […]
AYN Odin 3: Flagship 6-Inch 120Hz OLED Android Handheld
If your couch co-op keeps getting hijacked by “just one more episode,” meet the AYN Odin 3 – a flagship Android gaming handheld with a ~6-inch 120Hz OLED, Hall sticks, and enough battery drama (8000mAh) to outlast your excuses. Brand Base preorder sits at $369 (Batch 8); Ultra configs climb to $569 on AYN, with […]
VITURE Beast XR Glasses: A 174-Inch Private Theater on Your Face
Want a movie theater that folds into a glasses case and refuses to share the screen with anyone else on the couch? Meet the VITURE Beast XR glasses – brand price $549 – VITURE’s biggest, brightest, most “please stop peeking at my laptop” wearable display yet. The headline party trick is a private 174-inch virtual […]
viaim Rise: ANC Buds That File Your Action Items
Most ANC buds only cancel the world. The viaim Rise wants to cancel your meeting notes job too. It won Best in Audio (and a Best in Design nod) at the 2026 IFA Innovation Awards, then launched on Indiegogo around $259 super early bird versus a planned $399 MSRP. Hardware pitch: dual drivers (11 mm […]
Retroid Pocket Duo: Dual OLED Clamshell for DS-Style Chaos
Two screens was never a gimmick for DS/3DS kids – it was the whole homework-avoidance strategy. The Retroid Pocket Duo brings that clamshell thesis into modern Android: dual OLEDs, Hall sticks, and a Qualcomm Dragonwing Q-7790 brain aimed at “flagship enough” emulation without AYN/AYANEO mortgage energy. List price is $269, with preorder math often near […]
Soundcore P30i: ANC Buds Whose Case Moons as a Phone Stand
Budget ANC earbuds usually make you pick a compromise: silence, bass, or battery. The Soundcore P30i (by Anker) tries to steal a fourth party trick – a charging case that flips open into a phone stand so your next hotel-room Netflix binge does not require a water bottle as structural engineering. Street pricing often lands […]
Teenage Engineering’s PO-12 Rhythm Is Still the Best $59 Beat Toy
Some drum machines want a studio. The Teenage Engineering PO-12 Rhythm wants a hoodie pocket and two AAA cells. It is a calculator-sized beat box with real synth drums, sampled hits, a 16-step sequencer, and an animated LCD that looks like a sewing machine having a rave. Street price still hangs around $59, which is […]
GravaStar Mars Pro: A Speaker That Escaped a Gundam Shelf
Some Bluetooth speakers want to disappear into a picnic blanket. The GravaStar Mars Pro wants a pedestal. Zinc-alloy mecha shell, fold-out shock-absorbing legs, RGB that pulses like a cockpit alarm, and enough desk presence to upstage your monitor. Frame this correctly: it’s a splurge / collectible that happens to play music—not a $40 fabric tube […]