After months of daily use, the Nothing Ear (3a) left me wondering why most people need pricier wireless earbuds. Its punchy, balanced sound, impressive noise cancellation, adjustable EQ, and dependable battery life outweigh a slightly loose charging case, unremarkable Spatial Audio, and a maximum volume that could be louder.
A model car on a shelf will only get you so far. Arkadia-life’s P01 Classic sofa brings automotive styling into furniture you can sit in, complete with chilled drinks, wireless charging, and 13 speakers. Its P02 Max Wall Speaker gives the same obsession somewhere else to go.
If your Razer collection has run out of things to plug into a PC, NIU has a new addition you can ride. The FQiX x Razer Special Edition pairs black-and-green bodywork with navigation, rear radar, and removable batteries. Two versions give fans a choice of speed, too.
Packing a motorcycle usually means strapping on bags or bolting on a box. The ANY LUV1 builds 120 liters of cargo space into its frame, leaving room for your belongings and a passenger. Removable batteries and household-socket charging make its approach to everyday riding even more appealing.
Acer’s Predator badge has somewhere to go beyond your desk. The ES Thunder Pro pairs hill-climbing muscle with dual suspension, traction control, and up to 70 kilometers of range. Phone-based tracking and voice controls join the package, while RGB lighting keeps a little of its gaming heritage along for the ride.
Acer brought plenty besides computers to IFA 2026. There’s a paper-like monitor that keeps its image when unplugged, three foldable screens for your laptop, and a projector with a remote that doubles as an AI assistant. New tablets and 5G gear round out the haul.
A student apartment has to be a bedroom, study space, kitchen, and somewhere to unwind, often without much room to spare. The right gadgets can make that juggling act easier, helping with everything from late-night study sessions and quick meals to cleaning and keeping energy use in check.
An apartment can have enough square footage and still feel completely wrong for the way you live. From where you study and entertain to how much privacy and storage you need, the right floor plan starts with understanding what your everyday life actually demands.
Your favorite album deserves some attention, even on a crowded train. Cambridge Audio’s Melomania A100 SE pairs hi-fi amplification with Dolby Audio and lossless wireless support, while adaptive noise cancellation helps keep the commute out of the mix. There’s plenty of room to adjust the sound to your taste, too.
Nothing’s cassette-inspired headphones have picked up a studio habit. The Headphone (1) Pro pairs three drivers with tuning from Metropolis Studios and a physical switch for Flat EQ. You can enjoy your favorite track, then change profiles when it’s time to listen more closely to the mix.
Giving up endless scrolling doesn’t have to mean giving up WhatsApp or maps. Sidephone keeps the smartphone essentials, shrinks the screen, and lets you swap its keypad for typing, gaming, or music controls. The circular Sundial module might be the one that gets your thumbs interested again.
Huawei’s Mate 90 lineup brings bigger batteries, upgraded displays, and up to a 200 MP telephoto camera. But the most interesting camera sits outside the phone: the Z10 adds its own 1-inch sensor and continuous optical zoom, provided you choose the Pro Max Collector’s Edition or RS Ultimate Design.