Gulf Livery Lands on TAG Heuer’s Entry-Level Racer TAG Heuer’s Gulf Oil collaborations usually land on the Monaco, the square-cased icon Steve McQueen made famous. This time, with the new TAG Heuer Formula 1 Automatic Chronograph x Gulf, the blue and orange stripes run across a mechanical Formula 1 for the first time, the line […]
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Apple’s first-ever touchscreen MacBook won’t wait for the next chip generation. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the long-rumored touchscreen…
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A great pair of sneakers has quietly become one of the most engineered gadgets you can own. Carbon plates, aerospace grade foams, and lab-tuned geometry now decide how fast and how comfortable your miles feel. For a gadget lover, the right pair is wearable tech you actually use every single day. The catch is that
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The Iridium has become one of Kershaw’s easiest knives to recommend because it doesn’t ask the buyer to understand knife culture before buying a useful folder. The new Mini Iridium fixed blade keeps that plain-spoken appeal and removes the folding mechanism entirely. Price: $74.64 (From $129.99) Where to Buy: Amazon That changes the job. Kershaw
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If you’ve been putting off a budget smartwatch, early summer is a genuinely good time to buy: the Garmin Forerunner 165 is running $50 below its list price, the Samsung Galaxy Watch FE has drifted well under its $199.99 launch price, and the Amazfit models stay cheap year-round. But a good price only helps if
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The Philips 241V8LB 24-inch VA monitor with 100Hz, Adaptive-Sync, and a 4-year warranty is down to $74.98. A rare value for productivity and casual gaming.
Philips 241V8LB 24″ Monitor Deal: Only $74.98! Read More
Portable power stations get confusing fast because every listing throws watt-hours, running watts, surge watts, solar input, UPS claims, and app features at you like they’re all equally important. They aren’t. For most TG readers shopping under $500, the real question is simpler: do you need a lightweight camping and device-charging box, or do you
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Titanium pens worth carrying in 2026, with practical notes on size, refill compatibility, grip, pocket clips, and everyday use
Titanium Pens That Earn a Spot in Your Pocket Read More
If you’ve been holding out for a high-end MacBook this year, your plan just fell apart. Apple is no longer making a Pro or Max version of its next chip, so the powerful MacBook you were waiting for either ships with an entry-level processor or doesn’t arrive until 2027. Here’s what changed. Bloomberg reports that
Apple Just Canceled Its Most Powerful M6 Chips, Here’s Why Read More
Smartphones didn’t get quieter in 2026. They got better cameras, more AI prompts, more always-on widgets, and more reasons to pull your thumb back to the screen. Dumb phones solve a different problem: they make your phone boring enough that you stop treating it like a slot machine. That sounds simple until you try to
Best Dumb Phones 2026: How to Pick the Right One Read More