If you carry a pocket knife every day, TACRAY’s Tarcus wants a spot in your rotation. The folding EDC knife pairs a 3.5-inch D2 steel blade with a black DLC coating, then wraps it in a carbon fiber and G10 handle that holds the weight to 76 grams. That mix usually shows up on knives […]
Carbon Fiber, D2 Steel, and a Crossbar Lock in One Slim Pocket Knife Read More
OneXPlayer just opened pre-orders for the OneXPlayer 3, and it’s the first 3-in-1 handheld to ship with Intel’s Arc G3 Extreme chip. Pricing starts at $1,399 on Indiegogo, with an 8.8-inch 144Hz OLED screen and an 85Wh battery leading the spec sheet. That combination puts it in direct range of the Legion Go 2 and
The First 3-in-1 Handheld With Intel’s Arc G3 Extreme Is Here Read More
A year ago, I held the Huawei Pura 80 Ultra and wrote something I don’t say often about a phone: it made me excited about mobile photography again. The 1-inch sensor, the 9.4x mechanical zoom lens with that satisfying dual-lens click, the golden camera accents that told everyone nearby you were carrying something special. It
Huawei Pura 90s Max vs Pura 80 Ultra Camera Review: What You Actually Gain and Lose Read More
Casio has two very different G-SHOCK releases landing this July, and both lean hard on nostalgia. The first is a third collaboration with the Mother video game series, a sunflower-yellow DW-5600 tied to the 20th anniversary of Mother 3. The second is a pair of Color Camo watches, the GA-V01CMG-4A and GA-V01CMG-6A, built on the
New Casio G-SHOCK Drops: A Mother Collab and Two Y2K Camo Watches Read More
Most gaming earbuds make you pick a side. You either get the low-latency dongle that only talks to one device, or you get Bluetooth that works everywhere and adds enough lag to cost you a round. Razer’s new Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed is built to stop forcing that choice, and it does it at $99.99.
Razer Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed Brings Lag-Free Gaming Audio to PC, Mobile, and PS5 Read More
Picture a seabird diving into a lake, chasing fish underwater, then bursting back into the sky without breaking stride. Engineers at MIT and EPFL just built a robot that swims and flies just like that, and it weighs less than a can of soda. No propellers, no legs, no folding tricks, it swims, dives, and
No Propellers, No Legs: This Robot Swims and Flies on One Set of Wings Read More
LG’s rolling screen finally grew up. The new StanbyME 2 Max stretches the movable display to 32 inches and pushes it to 4K, and that one spec jump changes what the thing is for. The last StanbyME asked you to accept a soft 27-inch QHD panel as the price of a screen you could wheel
LG’s Rolling Screen Grew to 32 Inches and Learned 4K Read More
Timex took the cult diver everyone fell for last year and rebuilt the parts that matter most underwater. The Deepwater Meridian 300 Titanium HEV Automatic swaps steel for grade 5 titanium, adds a helium escape valve, and pushes water resistance to 300 meters. It’s a real tool watch now, not just a handsome one. The
Timex’s Deepwater 300 Adds Titanium and a Helium Valve Read More
HTC’s VIVE Eagle has been on sale across Asia since its 2025 debut, and now it’s finally heading to Europe and the US. Best known for its VIVE virtual reality headsets, HTC is betting that the next big wearable sits on your nose, not over your eyes. Instead of chasing a flashy display, the company
8 Reasons to Buy the HTC VIVE Eagle as It Lands in the US and Europe Read More
Most movie tie-in speakers are a logo slapped on a generic plastic box, rushed out while the film’s still in theaters. Klipsch went the other way with its Klipsch x The Odyssey Limited Edition. The company built the whole design around one prop, the sword of Odysseus, and capped the run at 2,500 units worldwide.
Klipsch Built a Bluetooth Speaker Around the Sword of Odysseus, and Only 2,500 Exist Read More