Retro handhelds have a quiet spending problem. The devices with the deepest, most legitimate libraries tend to be the ones that cost the most, and the cheap ones usually lean on emulation nobody wants to explain out loud. Officially licensed and genuinely affordable rarely land in the same sentence. Price: $69.99 Where to Buy: Hyper […]
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If you’ve been tempted to buy a disposable camera because half your feed suddenly shoots film, Fujifilm just gave you two more to weigh. To mark 40 years of QuickSnap, the company announced a black-and-white model and a waterproof Active version on June 30, both landing in fall 2026. Each keeps the dead-simple point-and-shoot formula
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Most everyday carry upgrades want you to rebuild your whole setup. TiLok just fixes the small, daily annoyance of prying a key or a flashlight off a stubborn split ring. It’s a titanium magnetic quick-release connector that snaps your gear together, locks it in place, and pulls apart in about a second. Price: From $29
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Moving into a dorm room means facing a harsh reality: you get maybe two outlets, your desk is barely big enough for a laptop, and your roommate already claimed the good side of the room. The trick to surviving (and thriving) is smart tech that pulls more than its weight without eating your entire budget.
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Citizen just pulled the cover off one of its most understated watches in recent memory. The CITIZEN AQ4094-58L is a limited edition built around an indigo washi paper dial dyed in kachi-iro, the deep blue that Japan has long tied to victory. It also marks 50 years of Eco-Drive, Citizen’s proprietary light-powered technology, and only
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I’m gearing up for the new school year, and for me that means getting my work gear sorted. A new school year means more time on the road: school pickups, waiting out the kids’ extracurriculars, and working from whatever new cafe or restaurant I’m trying that week. You know the feeling. You open your laptop
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Most portable Bluetooth speakers quietly gave up on real stereo years ago. They drop one driver into a can, lean on processing to fake the width, and call it done. Andover Audio, a Boston hi-fi brand better known for turntable systems, just made the opposite bet with the FreePlay, its first portable speaker. It’s a
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Razer and The Pokémon Company International have launched the Razer | Espeon & Umbreon Collection, a four-piece set of officially licensed gaming gear built around two of Eevee’s most popular evolutions. Razer revealed the lineup on July 6, 2026, and it’s on sale now across the United States, Latin America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Lamborghini has announced an official Lamborghini app for Apple Vision Pro, turning its current supercar lineup into a spatial showroom you can place…
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A good EDC flashlight doesn’t need to be expensive. It does need to be small enough that you’ll actually carry it, bright enough for a dark parking lot or breaker panel, and simple enough that you can use it when you’re tired, annoyed, or standing in the rain. That’s where a lot of cheap flashlight
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Cold press juicers have a dirty secret most of them are annoying to use. The feed chute is too narrow for anything bigger than a finger, the motor sounds like a blender fighting a bag of ice, and the cleaning process takes long enough that the machine ends up in a cabinet by week two.
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A square G-SHOCK with a fabric strap shouldn’t cause this much debate. The Casio G-SHOCK DW-5600MNC-8A2JF does, because it takes the familiar DW-5600 shape and swaps the usual resin band for a stretchy cloth loop with a FIDLOCK magnetic mechanical clasp. That makes it more than another color drop. It’s a stock story for buyers
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Google just confirmed it: intelligent eyewear with Gemini AI is arriving this fall, built in partnership with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker. When it lands, it will compete directly with Meta Ray-Ban at flagship prices. Right now, before that launch reshapes the category, AI smart glasses under $100 are already delivering real utility. The
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Most smart displays end up as glorified clocks: you buy one, use it for timers and the weather, and forget it can do anything else. We’re always on the lookout for good buys, and we think this one’s still worth a look. It’s rarely the buyer’s fault when that happens, it’s the screen: too small
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Xiaomi’s next flagship is already generating serious buzz months ahead of its expected debut. If the leaks hold up, the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max won’t just be an iterative bump over the 17 Pro Max. It’s shaping up to be one of the boldest camera phones of 2026, headlined by a rumored dual 200MP setup
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Most “best tablet” lists are written for people who already decided to buy. The best tablet for note taking in 2026 is not the one with the longest spec sheet, it is the one you will still be reaching for a year from now, once the novelty of writing on glass wears off. Quick Pick
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The portable power station market keeps getting more competitive, but the LIBRIDS C600 stands out for one simple reason: it combines a 640Wh LiFePO4 battery with 600W output in a compact metal frame that charges in just 90 minutes. That’s a rare combination at this price point, and the C600 currently sells for $299.99. Whether
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If the AulGo pocket camera is on your radar, you have a decision to make, and a deadline. The $199 Kickstarter pledge, down from a planned $358 retail price, is all-or-nothing and closes next week. So the real question isn’t only whether this tiny 4K camera is good. It’s whether backing it now beats waiting
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There’s a certain kind of folding knife that doesn’t really behave like a folder, the kind with enough heft and build that people mentally file it next to a fixed blade. The Benchmade Adamas is that knife, and the current 275FE-04 is the version worth talking about this week. It is the folder people reach
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A new microbrand GMT doesn’t earn attention just because it has a fourth hand. The Split GMT is interesting because it starts with a real travel watch job: jump the local hour hand when you land, keep home time visible, and wear something that doesn’t look like another office-safe steel sports watch. 🛒 Split GMT
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