Video glasses always sound easy: plug in, get a giant screen, relax. In real life, they can feel fiddly in a way that makes you stop using them after a few days, which is always a small letdown when the whole point is convenience. RayNeo’s Air 4 Pro is being pitched as AR glasses that […]
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The Ultrahuman Ring Pro is officially available for pre-order in the United States, marking the end of a months-long import ban that kept the Indian smart ring maker out of its biggest market. US Customs and Border Protection cleared the device, and Ultrahuman isn’t wasting time getting its third-generation wearable into American hands. There’s no
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Jacoosa isn’t a name that shows up in most smartwatch conversations, but the company’s TG38 has been quietly climbing Amazon’s bestseller charts since appearing on the platform in mid-2025. At $30, down from a listed retail price of $200, the spec sheet reads like a clerical error. Price: $29.99 (From $199.99) Where to Buy: Amazon
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The Xiaomi Watch S5 is officially here, and it represents a clear philosophical shift for the S-line. Where the Watch S4 leaned into modular bezels that let owners swap out the look on a whim, the S5 goes in the opposite direction with a fixed, integrated bezel forged from 316L stainless steel. The result is
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Most wearable AI devices at MWC 2026 wanted to put information in front of your eyes. Scople went the other direction entirely. Built by startup Moxiebyte, this pocket-sized gadget uses computer vision to analyze what’s happening around you in real time, from the emotional reactions of people you’re talking to, to whether you’re reaching for
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The line between a travel watch and a fitness tracker barely exists anymore. Modern smartwatches navigate unfamiliar cities, track trail runs at altitude, monitor your sleep across time zones, and still have battery left when you land. They’ve become the one piece of tech that earns its spot on your wrist no matter where you’re
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Xpanceo walked into MWC 2026 in Barcelona with something that makes smart glasses look like a halfway measure. The Dubai-based deep tech company brought five working smart contact lens prototypes to booth 6F16, each one solving a different piece of the invisible computing puzzle. The most consumer-ready version combines a micro-OLED display with continuous glucose
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Most people carry their phone like a life preserver. Pull it out at dinner to snap a photo, at a meeting to jot a note, on a hike to capture a view you’ll scroll past in three weeks and never look at again. The assumption baked into every piece of mobile tech is that capturing
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Pet cameras sell a comforting lie. They let you watch your dog pace the living room while you sit in a meeting, completely unable to do anything about it. The footage is real, but the connection isn’t. You’re a spectator in your own pet’s day. Price: $89.99 (March sale; regular ~$105) Where to Buy: GlocalMe,
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ARTICLE – Every smart glasses maker at MWC 2026 brought the same formula. Camera next to the lenses, built-in speakers, an AI chatbot, and the ability to record whatever crosses your line of sight. XGIMI walked into Barcelona and ditched that playbook entirely. The company built its name on home projectors, and now it’s channeling
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NEWS – We got hands on the Xiaomi Watch 5 at MWC 2026 in Barcelona, alongside the rest of Xiaomi’s new lineup, and it stood out immediately. The feature list reads like someone merged three different product categories into one round case. It’s got a sensor that reads the electrical signals in your arm muscles,
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ARTICLE – Huawei has used titanium on lifestyle watches before, but never on something built specifically for runners. The Watch GT Runner 2 changes that, wrapping serious running tech inside an aerospace-grade titanium case that feels built for a different price bracket. We got hands-on time with it at MWC 2026, and the combination of
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NEWS – For years, smartwatch chips felt like an afterthought. Phone processors got faster, laptop chips got smarter, and the silicon inside your wrist stayed a generation behind. At MWC 2026, Qualcomm changed that with the Snapdragon Wear Elite, and among the first brands to adopt it is one that caught people off guard: Samsung.
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ARTICLE – The Ultrahuman Ring Air was quietly becoming one of the most interesting wearables in the smart ring category when it all went sideways. No monthly subscription, health tracking that matched its more expensive competitors, and a design light enough to forget you’re wearing it. Then a patent lawsuit changed everything, and the story
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Samsung had February. Apple has September. MWC belongs to whoever shows up with something worth talking about, and this year that was . Eleven products in one afternoon. Phones, tablets, a smartwatch, a Bluetooth tracker, a power bank thin enough to lose in a jacket pocket, a pair of earbuds with tech that belongs at
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ARTICLE – There’s a moment with XREAL AR glasses where everything clicks. You put them on, connect to your laptop, and suddenly that 13-inch screen you’ve been squinting at for years feels like a relic from another era. XREAL has been chasing that moment for a while now, and with the 1S, the company might
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ARTICLE – Meta’s VR headset cycle has always felt predictable. New chip, slimmer lenses, slightly less bulk strapped to your face, then a press event where someone says “our most immersive Quest yet.” The Quest 4 breaks that rhythm completely. What’s taking shape inside Reality Labs looks less like a refresh and more like a
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The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have quietly sold millions of units. They’re not a niche experiment anymore, they’re a real product category that people actually wear every day. And right now, everything’s changing at once. Price:: $364.99 Where to Buy: Amazon Gen 2 hardware that fixes the biggest complaint, a brand new model with a
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Most smart rings are content to sit on your finger, count steps, and call it a day. The CUDIS Sporty Series Ring isn’t most smart rings. It’s a 3-gram aerospace titanium wearable that tracks over 30 sports, connects you to licensed health specialists, and pays cryptocurrency rewards when you hit your wellness goals. It’s also
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The Humane AI Pin was supposed to change everything. A tiny, screenless computer pinned to your chest, ready to answer questions, take photos, and replace your phone. It launched in spring 2024 to brutal reviews and struggled to gain traction. By 2025, the company was reportedly exploring a sale. The AI pin, as a concept,
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