Garmin just made its screen-free wearable official. The company announced the CIRQA Smart Band on July 21, 2026, and it’s Garmin’s first screen-free band that tracks fitness and wellness without asking you to pay a subscription. Garmin says CIRQA is available now at a suggested $199.99, gets up to 10 days of battery on a […]
Garmin’s CIRQA Smart Band Skips the Screen and the Subscription Read More
Kodak has a new 35mm film camera, and it strips away every decision a first-time film shooter has to make. The EC35 is made under license by Reto, the same company behind the Kodak Charmera. It went on sale this week at $34.99 in the US and £34.99 in the UK. Price: $34.99 Where to
Kodak’s New EC35 Brings Back a $35 Point-and-Shoot for Film Beginners Read More
Big-screen tablets usually come with big-screen prices, and that’s the assumption TECLAST is poking at with the T65. The 2026 refresh is on shelves now, running Android 16 and listing under $200, in stock at Amazon. Most tablets at that price still ship with 10-inch screens and half the storage. Price: $159.99 Where to Buy:
TECLAST’s 13.4-Inch Android 16 Tablet Is Here for Under $200 Read More
OneXPlayer just made its most expensive handheld easier to buy. The X2 Mini Pro, the company’s 8.8 inch OLED gaming handheld built around AMD’s Strix Halo silicon, is now available to order directly from the OneXPlayer store rather than only through its Indiegogo campaign. Orders placed now are listed as pre-orders that ship in August,
OneXPlayer X2 Mini Pro Hits Direct Sale With an 8.8 Inch OLED and Ryzen AI Max+ 388 Read More
Two buyers, one laptop. Razer’s 2026 Blade 18 courts gamers chasing maximum frames and developers running local large language model inference on their own hardware, all on the same machine. The hardware behind that promise runs loud: up to an Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus, up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU,
The New Razer Blade 18 Goes All In on Gaming and Local AI Read More
Selling out in minutes normally means a company has a hit on its hands. Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold spent three months proving that a phone can sell every unit it makes and still walk away from the market. At $2,899, it was the most expensive phone Samsung had ever sold in the US, and it
What Happens When a $2,900 Phone Sells Out in Minutes and Never Comes Back Read More
Vosteed didn’t launch a brand-new knife this week so much as hand an existing favorite a costume. The Parallel A3522 keeps the ultra-thin titanium frame that made the original a cult pick, but it swaps in a CPM-S35VN blade and wraps the handle in an etched spider-web pattern. The timing is hard to ignore. Price:
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Modern digital watches keep piling on features nobody asked for. Step counters, phone notifications, a stack of alarms, and a backlight bright enough to read a book by. Somewhere in that race, the plain pleasure of glancing at a glowing screen and seeing only the time got buried. Price: $169 Where to Buy: Timex There’s
Timex Brought Back Its First Digital Watch and Barely Changed It Read More
A gaming setup usually gets built for the eyes first. The monitor gets the budget, the GPU gets the attention, and audio ends up running through whatever speakers shipped in a box years ago. It’s the one part of the rig that stays frozen while everything around it gets faster and sharper. Price: TBD Where
ASUS ROG Built Its First Soundbar and Pointed It Straight at Your Desk Read More
A wearable cooler that rests against your neck. A window robot that can reach glass without an outlet nearby. A tiny instant camera made for carrying, not leaving in a drawer. The gadgets worth noticing this month are the ones with a clear job to do and an answer that feels more interesting than usual.
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