Three Gadgets That Don’t Need an App, and Why That Feels So Good Every new gadget wants a phone number, an account, a permission screen, and another reason to keep your phone within reach. I don’t think every useful object needs that deal. A small camera, a radio, and a watch can still do their […]
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The Sitivien ST147 folding knife combines a Damascus steel blade with a Dalbergia wood handle in a compact everyday-carry format. With a listed 2.99-inch blade, 6.93-inch overall length, and 3.09-ounce weight, it is sized for users who want a lightweight folding knife for common cutting jobs without carrying a larger outdoor folder. Price: $24.99 Where
Sitivien ST147 Brings a Traditional Wood-and-Damascus Look to Everyday Carry Read More
A gadget earns a place in daily life by answering one question: does it remove a real source of friction, or does it add another object to manage? Lightfoot Solar Cargo Scooter, a solar cargo scooter from California-based Otherlab, takes the first path on paper. It turns the roof and sides of a small electric
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The next meaningful Galaxy Buds upgrade will not be about better bass or longer battery life. Price: $218.45 Where to Buy: Amazon Galaxy Buds3 Pro and Galaxy Buds4 Pro will gain an FDA-cleared Hearing Aid feature that lets the compatible earbuds serve as an over-the-counter hearing aid in the fourth quarter of 2026. The features
Galaxy Buds3 Pro and Buds4 Pro will get an FDA-cleared hearing aid feature in Q4 Read More
A compact gaming tablet can replace a handheld PC for the right player, but not for everyone. The Lenovo Legion Y700 Infinite makes the case more interesting with a reported 8.4-inch OLED display, 165Hz refresh rate, 5G connectivity, and an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. It remains a China-first product ahead of its August
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Smartwatches are the obvious answer for anyone who wants tide charts, moon phases, or sunrise data on their wrist, but Citizen’s new Promaster Wave Tracker takes the analog route instead. The Citizen Promaster Eco-Drive Wave Tracker JV3000-13E packs specialized marine functions into a traditional stainless-steel case, no touchscreen required. Price: $795 | $950 | $850
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Epomaker built its name on mechanical keyboards, switches, keycaps, the whole desk-mats-and-custom-cables ecosystem. Now the brand is stepping into gaming audio for the first time with the Epomaker GX1 Gaming Headset, an open-back wireless headset that lands at $44.99 on the official site and $49.99 on Amazon. EPOMAKER GX1 Price: $44.99 Where to Buy: Amazon
A Keyboard Brand Just Made a Gaming Headset, and It’s Under $50 Read More
A pocket knife at $85 doesn’t usually turn heads on materials alone. Most folders in this range pick one standout feature and play it safe everywhere else: a good steel with a G10 handle, or nice handle scales wrapped around a budget blade. The QSP Dolphin ignores that calculus entirely, and it’s the kind of
QSP Put Real Abalone and a Mirror Blade on a Sub-$100 Folder Read More
Qualcomm’s pitch for Snapdragon C was simple. Put a modern Arm chip inside a Windows laptop cheap enough to sit next to Chromebooks on the same shelf. The first machine built on that platform, Aspire Go 15 AG15-Q31P, is now up for pre-order with a real price attached, and it costs a lot more than
The First Snapdragon C Laptop Just Showed Up, and It Isn’t $300 Read More
Corsair’s recent keyboard releases have centered on Hall effect switches and high polling rates, going by the company’s own catalog, and those boards carry prices to match. The two new keyboards go the other way. The Corsair SKIFF 100 and SKIFF 100 Plus are membrane boards aimed at people setting up their first gaming PC,
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