Pexar Starlight Review: 15.6″ Picture Frame That Lights Up Memories
Digital photo frames have been around for years, but finding one that actually looks good in your living room remains surprisingly difficult. Most feel like…
Product Design
Clock Makes Hours Appear and Disappear Through Moiré Patterns
Most clocks are content to quietly tick away in the background, marking the hours with little more than a glance from you throughout the day…
Nubia Z80 Ultra Review: Style, Stamina, and a 35mm Camera Edge
Flagship smartphones have become predictable, with most settling into the same design language, camera arrays, and battery compromises that force users to choose between power…
Fitnexa SomniPods 3 Block 42dB of Noise for Side Sleepers
Anyone who has shared a bed with a snorer or tried to sleep in a city apartment knows how fragile nighttime silence can be. Most…
Teenage Engineering’s latest Microphone is the most unserious yet brilliant piece of music tech we’ve seen
Teenage Engineering has never been content to stay within conventional product categories, consistently pushing boundaries between instruments, toys, and art objects. Their approach to music…
More than a backpack, the solar-powered Makeshift Traveler is helping California’s homeless live better
The best part about my job is, I get to see so many interesting products designed for a spectrum of users. While some cater to…
B&O Just Launched a $5,000+ Soundbar That Costs More Than Your First Car
Bang & Olufsen’s Beosound Premiere lands like a spaceship in a room full of toasters. That’s not an exaggeration; it’s just what happens when a…
Toyota Walk Me: The Robot Chair That Climbs Stairs and Folds Into Your Trunk
Stairs have long been the nemesis of wheelchair users, turning simple errands into logistical nightmares and limiting access to countless spaces. Toyota’s answer to this…
Mid-Century Clock and Watch Tell Time With Shapes, Not Numbers
Most clocks and watches fade into the background, quietly marking the hours without much personality or visual presence on your desk or wrist throughout the…
Box Cutter Dial Lets You Make Identical Cuts Without a Ruler
Cutting a straight line should be simple, but for anyone who’s ever measured, marked, and sliced the same piece of foam board or cardboard over…
Ultra-Compact Open-Source Trackball Has One Button You Can Remap
Most mice and trackballs try to do it all with extra buttons, flashy RGB lights, and complicated software that requires constant updates and configuration tweaks…
Credit Card-Thin Handheld Has 300 Games and A Multiplayer Cable
There’s something magical about pocket-sized gaming that never gets old for those who grew up with handhelds in their backpacks and pockets. The thrill of…