This $249 Clip-on Device Shines ‘Invisible’ Infrared Sunlight On You To Boost Your Mood
Amsterdam gets around 1,600 hours of sunshine a year. Los Angeles gets close to 2,500. Anne Berends spent years feeling that difference, which is a…
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Teenage Engineering meets iPod Shuffle: This music player puts the screen where your eyes actually are
Sony killed the MiniDisc in 2006 with the MZ-RH1, a recorder so good that people still pay silly money for working ones on eBay. It…
These $90 Cover Plates turn your PS5 into an Xbox-ish Monolith with much better thermals
We called the PS5 the most beautiful console in the world on reveal day in 2020, and I still mostly mean it. Yujin Morisawa’s shell…
Flashstor 6 Gen2 Review: NAS Boxes Hide, This One Belongs on Your Desk
Network storage boxes rarely earn a second glance, usually parked out of sight because nobody wants a black box cluttering the desk. The Flashstor 6…
The Mark II Turns a Bookmark Into a Second Memory for Readers
A bookmark’s only job has stayed the same for centuries: hold a place in a book, then disappear the moment reading stops. The Mark II…
Turn your old Galaxy phone into a weatherproof cyberdeck for under $100
That old phone sitting in a drawer as a backup could have a more interesting second life. ETA Prime’s DIY cyberdeck takes a Galaxy S10,…
This slim AI note-taker lets you stay focused in meetings without tying up your Phone
A meeting recorder usually sits on the table and captures what people say. The Comu Action Pro does exactly that, but its 7mm-thick body feels…
The FPGB Mini Is Barely Wider Than a Game Boy Cartridge, and Plays One
A Game Boy cartridge used to feel small in your palm, a flat plastic rectangle dwarfed by the console it slotted into. The FPGB Mini…
A Wireless Charger That Quietly Doubles as a Desk Lamp
Most wireless chargers look like something you’d find in an airport lounge. Flat, black, forgettable. They do their one job and ask nothing of the…
5 Best Space-Saving Kitchen Gadgets & Tools That Actually Earn Their Shelf Space
Most kitchen frustration is not about cooking. It is about the objects that have accumulated around the cooking: the appliances sitting unused on the counter,…
Yoniq Made a $199 PlayStation Portal That Doesn’t Need a PlayStation
Every great gadget eventually gets a knockoff cousin. The iPod had thousands of them, those chunky no-name MP3 players with a click wheel that clicked…
This $21 Charger Powers Your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods at Once
Most of us have two or more gadgets that need constant charging, plus several chargers and cables to keep them all juiced up. That’s probably…
MATE Works Like a Sticky Note That Sets Its Own Alarm When You Write
Setting a reminder on a phone means unlocking a screen, opening an app, and typing on a keyboard, three steps that break whatever train of…
The Wooden Box That Refuses to Let Your Phone Win
I’ve tried every trick to get my phone to leave me alone. Do Not Disturb. Grayscale mode. Leaving it in another room, which mostly just…
Razer’s New Gaming Keypad Puts 31 Customizable Controls Right Under Your Hand
A keyboard can give you plenty of keys, but when you’re gaming, you rarely use all of them. What matters is having the right controls…
This DIY Computer Build Looks Like a Muppet and Works Like a Real PC
Nearly every DIY computer build chasing the cyberdeck label ends up looking like a prop from a gritty sci-fi film, all exposed wires and grungy…