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The Thinnest Titanium Folder Just Got Even Thinner.

Vosteed Porcupine TiSlim 5

Price: $139 Where to Buy: Vosteed Most knife brands treat “slim” as a loose suggestion. They’ll shave half a millimeter off a handle, slap a new finish on the scales, and call it a day. Vosteed’s TiSlim line doesn’t work that way. The Porcupine TiSlim, the brand’s third entry in the series, makes that clearer […]

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One Phone Brand Thinks It Can Out-Design Meta

Nothing Smart Glasses 2027 Generated AI Images

Carl Pei’s hardware startup has quietly shifted gears. According to a Bloomberg report, Nothing is developing a pair of AI-powered smart glasses with a planned release window in the first half of 2027. The glasses would include cameras, microphones, and speakers, all tethered to a smartphone and cloud processing rather than running independently. It’s the

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Casio Trimmed Its Automatic Watch and Upgraded the Engine

Casio Edifice EFK-110D Price

Most affordable mechanical watches get one shot at a first impression, and the sequel rarely arrives this fast. Casio dropped the Edifice EFK-100D less than a year ago, the first Casio Edifice automatic in the brand’s history. A company synonymous with G-Shock toughness and digital precision suddenly had a mainspring ticking inside one of its

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The NASA Watch That Lets Kids Write Real Code for $129

NASA Artemis DIY Smartwatch

Most wearable tech for kids treats coding like a bonus feature buried in a menu. You get a step counter, a few preset faces, and maybe a drag-and-drop tutorial that feels like an afterthought. CircuitMess went the other way with the NASA Artemis Watch 2.0. It’s a $129 smartwatch that ships ready to wear and

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EDC Knife of the Week: Japan’s Iconic Friction Folder, Modernized

Tenable Higonokami Where to Buy Now

The higonokami is one of the longest-running japanese pocket knife designs in the world, a simple friction folder that first appeared in the mid-1890s in Miki, Japan. Its defining feature is also its biggest compromise. There’s no lock. You hold the blade open with your thumb on a small lever called the chikiri, and if

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A $385 Timex With Solar Power and a Milspec Makeover

Briefing X Timex Expedition Field Watch Availability

Most watch collaborations exist to put a logo on a dial and call it limited. Briefing’s return to the Timex Expedition Field Watch after roughly a decade doesn’t play that game, and you can tell the moment you notice the strap material. The Japanese brand, known for bags built to military specifications, brought its signature

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Tissot Shrunk Its Gentleman and the Fit Changes Everything

Tissot Gentleman 38mm

The Tissot Gentleman has been one of the brand’s most popular collections outside of the PRX lineup, and it’s easy to see why. Clean design, solid movement, and the kind of dress watch versatility that works with a suit or a T-shirt. The one complaint that kept surfacing in watch forums and comment sections? At

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7 Reasons These Camera-Free Smart Glasses Keep Winning

Vincent Nguyen, the gadgeteer's editor-in-chief wearing the Even Realities G2.

Smart glasses have spent years trying to convince people they belong on actual human faces. Most of them failed, and the reason isn’t complicated: every major player landed on the same formula. Add a camera. Add a speaker. Record everything. Broadcast everything. The entire industry treats face-mounted surveillance as the price of admission, the one

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NASA’s Moon Crew All Wore the Same Quartz Watch

Omega Speedmaster X-33 Watch NASA Artemis 11 Mission Astronauts

The Artemis II crew strapped on their Omega Speedmaster X-33 watches before climbing into Orion on April 1, 2026. Four astronauts heading to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years, and on each wrist sat a titanium quartz chronograph that Omega built specifically for people who leave the atmosphere for a living.

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The Watch That Plays Mega Man 2 and Nothing Else

MEGA MAN x My Play Watch

Every wearable on the market wants to be your second phone. They push notifications to your wrist, track your sleep patterns, and buzz every time someone drops a message in the group chat. My Play Watch partnered with Capcom to take the opposite approach, and the result is a standalone retro gaming watch built around

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Kizer Snail-Trail Puts M390 Steel in Your Watch Pocket

Kizer Snail-Trail Pricing

People assume that tiny knives always compromise on blade steel. That trade-off feels permanent. You accept lesser retention just to save pocket space. But that compromise might be completely unnecessary. Price: From $49.97 Where to Buy: Kizer Enter the Kizer Snail-Trail. Caleb Waldman designed this coin knife as a coin-sized cutting tool. It measures just

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Why You’ll Want 10 of IKEA’s New $10 Kallsup Speakers

IKEA KALLSUP Portable Bluetooth Speaker Pink Availabiity

IKEA’s smallest Bluetooth speaker is now available in the US, and it costs less than most streaming subscriptions. The Kallsup, first shown at CES 2026 during IKEA’s debut appearance at the trade show, is live on ikea.com and in stores for $9.99. It ships in three colors, fits in the palm of your hand, and

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The Timex GMT That Keeps Punching Above Its Price Class

Timex Expedition Pioneer Titanium Automatic GMT Release

Timex has been quietly building one of the most compelling value propositions in the automatic watch space, and the Expedition Pioneer Titanium Automatic GMT is the latest evidence. Previously sold under the Expedition North name, the watch returns with a fresh identity and one significant addition that collectors have been requesting since the original launched:

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Xiaomi’s New PFAS-Free Rice Cooker Uses a Titanium Pot

Mijia Smart IH Rice Cooker P1 Where to Buy

iaomi has added another appliance to its growing smart home lineup, and this one takes aim at a concern most rice cooker brands quietly ignore. The fluorine-based non-stick coatings inside conventional rice cookers have drawn increasing scrutiny from health-conscious buyers who want to know exactly what’s touching their food at high temperatures. It’s a conversation

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4 Leatherman Rarities You Can Buy Right Now (But Not for Long)

Leatherman 40th Anniversary Vault Drop Day 3

The best Leatherman products aren’t always the ones sitting on a shelf. Some of the most wanted pieces left the catalog years ago, and the only way to get them since has been patience, luck, and a willingness to overpay a stranger on eBay. That’s the reality the Tread has lived in since Leatherman quietly

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Why NASA Put a First Responder Knife in Every Spacesuit

Benchmade 916SBK-ORG Triage Artemis II Mission

Artemis II lifted off from Cape Canaveral on April 1, 2026, carrying four astronauts on the first crewed trip to the Moon since 1972. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, mission specialist Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen are on a 10-day journey that will take them around the far side of

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AI Built a G-Shock and Casio Covered It in Rainbows

Casio Full Metal 5000 Series GMW-BZ5000RC-1JR AI Design

Most people assume AI in watchmaking means a render that never gets built, or a gimmick slapped onto a press release to grab headlines. Casio just mass-produced a watch that proves them wrong. The G-Shock Full-Metal GMW-BZ5000RC-1JR is a limited edition reinterpretation of the iconic 5000 Series square that pairs AI-analyzed structural data with a

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B&O’s Final Centennial Speaker Has 1,734 Metal Spheres

Beolab 90 Monarch Edition Review Beolab 90 Monarch Edition 2

A hundred years in, Bang & Olufsen isn’t winding down gracefully. The Danish audio brand has unveiled the Beolab 90 Monarch and Zenith Editions, the final two releases in its five-part Beolab 90 anniversary series, and both make it clear the centennial program wasn’t going to end quietly. Only 10 pairs of each will be

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The Multi-Tool Leatherman Collectors Can’t Keep Off the Secondary Market Is Back

Leatherman Vault Day 2 Leatherman Arc Obsidian Leatherman Garage Sheath

The ARC Obsidian doesn’t stay in stock. Every time Leatherman surfaces it through a limited channel, it moves fast and lands on secondary markets at prices well above retail, carried by people who either missed it or can’t let it go. That pattern isn’t random. It tracks with what the tool actually is: a MagnaCut

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