The Kodak Charmera has been sold out almost continuously since launch, with the new Millennium Edition variants reportedly gone within hours of restocks. If you’ve been refreshing Kodak’s retopro page hoping to score one of the seven blind-box designs, you’re not alone, and you’re not getting one this week. The good news is that the […]
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Buck Knives builds its catalog around accessibility and volume, with scarcity reserved for the rare exception. Our EDC Knife of the Week pick is one of those exceptions: the 532 BuckLock, a folder Buck had quietly discontinued and brought back as a limited drop. The run is capped at 500 units, priced at $250, with
EDC Knife of the Week: Buck Resurrects the 532 BuckLock in S35VN for a $250 Limited Drop Read More
Tissot’s most capable dive watch just got smaller, sharper, and a touch more affordable. The 2026 Seastar 2000 Professional arrives in a 44mm case at $1,050, down from the 46mm version that ran $1,275. Price: $1,050 Where to Buy: Tissot This is the Seastar 2000 Tissot probably should’ve built first. The blue gradient T120.907.17.041.00 on
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Kronosti’s latest Kickstarter campaign drops a Grade 5 titanium automatic GMT into territory that usually starts north of $400. The Atlas GMT runs from $209 at the early-bird tier, with 300m water resistance, a sapphire crystal, BGW9 Super-LumiNova, and an automatic GMT movement. The campaign funds through July 15, 2026, and the Hong Kong-based brand
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SwitchBot just shipped its E-Ink Weather Station in the US, and it’s pitching itself as the smart display that won’t yell at you. The 7.5-inch screen runs on a single battery for up to a year, syncs with Google, iCloud, and Outlook calendars, and skips the lock-screen ads that turned Amazon’s Echo Show line into
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Prime Day 2026 starts in two days, and Amazon already has portable power stations on sale. Most of the best deals are at their lowest prices of the year right now. A second wave will likely drop when the sale opens midweek, but the top picks tend to sell out fast. Grab yours before stock
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The Beosystem 3000c has worn one finish since it launched. This week, Bang & Olufsen finally gave it a second. Price: $30,000 Where to Buy: Bang & Olufsen The new Dune Grey Edition pairs matte aluminum with dark walnut on the turntable and dark oak on both Beolab 8 speakers. It costs the same as
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Sunday morning panic is real. Father’s Day arrived faster than the gift idea did, and the box you ordered last week is sitting in a warehouse three states away. A watch fixes this because Amazon still ships same-day or next-day on most of these picks if you order before the morning cutoff, and a wristwatch
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Three days. That’s how long you’ve got before Amazon Prime Day 2026 kicks off at 12:01 a.m. Pacific on Tuesday, June 23. The sale runs four days through June 26, and Amazon says it’s loading millions of member-exclusive deals across electronics, devices, and home tech. Your prep window closes this weekend. The Gadgeteer has Prime
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Most people thought Apple would lead on face computers, the way it did with tablets and smartwatches. That changed in the past three weeks. Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter reported that Apple pushed its first AI glasses from early 2027 to late 2027. A cheaper Vision Air model slipped to 2028 or 2029. At the
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Prime Day 2026 is here, and if you have kids at home, this is genuinely one of the best times of year to gear them up. Amazon’s own kids’ lineup is on sale, and a few third-party picks snuck into the cart too. We counted six. Then we found the stylus. You’ll see. Here are
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Most portable fans are glorified toys. They look cute clipped to a stroller or dangling from a lanyard, but the airflow barely registers against actual heat. The Aecooly AirGimbal does something different. It uses the same tilting idea found in camera stabilizers and puts it in a 150-gram handheld fan that pushes air at 11m/s.
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Most multitools fail EDC before they leave the drawer. They’re too heavy, too bulky, or packed with tools you’ll never touch. The ones that earn pocket space are built around the 5 or 6 functions you actually reach for. That’s the standard every pick here had to clear. With Father’s Day this weekend, the list
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The Royal Pop launched on May 16 with police callouts, sidewalk queues, and StockX asking prices climbing past $2,400 for watches starting at $400 by lunch. One month later, some colorways are already getting listed back near $700, restocks keep arriving at boutiques, and the secondary market is doing exactly what Swatch CEO Nick Hayek
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Most beach gear makes it to the shoreline easily enough. It’s the last hundred feet of soft sand between the parking lot and the waterline that separates the gear that works from the junk that ends up on Facebook Marketplace after one summer. What the VEVOR Beach Dolly Actually Is The VEVOR Beach Dolly is
Stop carrying a brick. The best minimalist wallets strip bulk to exactly what you use, usually four to eight cards and a folded bill or two, without turning into a card-spraying gimmick. RFID blocking is now table stakes, and a fresh crop of leather-and-metal hybrids launched this month marks a clear departure from the early
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The next few months might be the most important stretch for wearables and foldables in years. Apple, Garmin, and Samsung are all lining up major releases between July and October 2026, and if you’re thinking about buying a smartwatch or a foldable phone right now, the timing genuinely matters. Some of the most anticipated upgrades
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Sennheiser announced the Accentum Clip on June 18, the brand’s first clip-style true wireless earbuds and the second open-ear model in its Accentum line, after the stem-style Accentum Open. The buds launched first in China on June 25 and roll out on July 23 in Canada ($269.95 CAD via Sennheiser’s Canada site and Best Buy),
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Trend forecasters rarely dictate what dive watches look like. This year, Luminox flipped that. The Swiss brand announced its limited-edition Pacific Diver Transformative Teal on June 9, 2026, building the watch around the color WGSN x Coloro named the 2026 Color of the Year. Price: $945 Where to Buy: Luminox Only 777 pieces will exist
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Sony’s quietly launching the Xperia 1 VIII across Europe this week at €1,499, and the spec sheet reads like a love letter to everything other flagship makers have abandoned. While Apple’s chasing thinness, Samsung’s chasing AI demos, and Google’s chasing whatever Pixel Studio wants to be this quarter, Sony’s making a phone for people who
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