Spring means clearing out winter clutter and rethinking what rides in your pocket every day. After months of heavy jackets and cargo carries, lighter clothing forces tougher choices about which tools earn their keep. The bulky multitool that lived in a coat pocket all winter doesn’t always make the cut in chinos and a thin […]
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The Lunar Pilot is one of those watches that collectors love and complain about in equal measure. The history is real, the price has stayed reasonable, and the design has earned its place in the conversation about affordable space-flown chronographs. The case size has always been the sticking point. At 43.5mm, the standard Lunar Pilot
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You know that stomach drop you feel the moment the power clicks off on a hot July afternoon. The hum of the fridge cuts, the kitchen goes quiet, and you start doing the math in your head. How long until the ice cream sweats through the carton. How long before the chicken you prepped for
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Victorinox isn’t shy about leaning into craft when the moment calls for it, and the new Evoke Wood Damast Limited Edition 2026, the latest in 17 years of annual Damast releases, is one of those moments. It’s a Swiss Army Knife that trades the usual stuffed toolset for something quieter and a lot more deliberate,
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Samsung’s first smart glasses aren’t one product but two, on different timelines and built for very different buyers. The first pair, codenamed “Jinju,” is a display-free design that leans on AI, audio, and a single front-facing camera. It’s tracking for a 2026 launch and looks built to take Meta’s Ray-Ban line head-on. The second pair,
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Pocket printers usually pick a lane. Polaroid wants you printing photos. Phomemo wants you printing labels. Nothing on the shelf has tried to handle photos, stickers, heat-transfer t-shirt prints, and temporary tattoos out of the same box. INKWON’s first product, the INKWON TAG, makes exactly that pitch on Kickstarter. INKWON Printing is a Kowloon, Hong
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Some weeks the gadget cycle is all incremental upgrades and color refreshes. This wasn’t one of them. The past few days brought a wide-foldable phone that breaks a six-year design pattern, Dyson’s first product cheap enough to call an impulse buy, a pool robot that empties its own filter, and a retro handheld that looks
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ASUS just dropped a $5,500 gaming laptop with two full 16-inch OLED screens, and pre-orders are live today. The 2026 ROG Zephyrus Duo ditches the old half-height secondary panel for a pair of matched 3K ROG Nebula HDR OLED touchscreens, which ROG is calling the world’s first 16-inch dual-screen OLED gaming laptop. We’ve already argued
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If you’ve spent any time looking at AI hiking exoskeletons, you’ve noticed something quietly weird about the entire category. Every suit on the market wants to talk about going up. The marketing is always uphill switchbacks, summit selfies, climbers arriving fresher than the friend who didn’t strap in. That’s the whole pitch. Climb harder, sweat
Framework just gave its smallest laptop a major upgrade, and a week after launch, the new Framework 13 laptop is already sold out through Batch 8. The Laptop 13 Pro is built around repair-friendly design, and it takes aim at Apple’s MacBook Pro. It comes with a redesigned aluminum body, Intel’s new Core Ultra Series
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