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.
Two Lamborghini Revueltos, one patch of living-room floor, and someone who insists they’re the better driver. Scalextric’s Supercar Showdown gives you green and purple slot cars, five circuit layouts, and adjustable speed limiters to help keep them on track while you settle that claim.
Going electric doesn’t have to put your clutch hand out of work. Yamaha’s YE-01 Racing Concept keeps a mechanical clutch so riders can fine-tune how power reaches the dirt. Developed with Electric Motion, it brings familiar hands-on control to Yamaha’s ambitions for electric motocross racing.
The camouflage is off, and Jaguar’s Type 01 has kept the imposing look that made its concept worth talking about. Its long, low body has an almost armored movie-car presence. Beneath it, three electric motors deliver up to 1,030 PS, giving the dramatic shape plenty of muscle.
Your screen’s aspect ratio is fine. Tyler Fever’s Ford Festiva really is 10 feet wide, with two working steering wheels, 14 cup holders, and a home AC unit under the hood. The stretched little hatchback even has a wide-load permit for taking that surreal silhouette onto public roads.
Snake’s jungle mission is heading to the turntable, and Metal Gear Solid collectors have another reason to open their wallets. Mondo’s four-record soundtrack release brings the music of Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater to vinyl, complete with exclusive artwork, colored records, and a limited run of just 1,400 copies.
Ever watched a post-apocalyptic movie and wondered how the person guarding the outpost managed to mess up their one job? Outpost Simulator puts you in charge instead, tasking you with building a settlement, keeping survivors happy, and defending against raiders. There’s even a free demo to test your survival skills.
A dance studio needs more than mirrors, music, and enough room to move without elbowing someone. From choosing the right flooring to improving lighting, acoustics, and ventilation, thoughtful design can make a practice space more comfortable, functional, and welcoming for dancers of all levels.
Every millimeter counts inside Xikii’s FF04 LP. The compact aluminum ITX case has tight limits for CPU cooling and memory, plus separate air ducts to keep air moving. But the biggest constraint is its graphics card support: your build needs one specific ASUS RTX 4060 model.
A single eye, rabbit-like ears, and a head that doubles as a torso give EngineAI’s SA-X the look of a sci-fi character. The Mike Wazowski resemblance is hard to miss. Alongside the service-focused S2, it offers a glimpse of robots with an identity beyond imitating people.
Hello Kitty has appeared on just about everything, but LEGO bricks are new territory. A multi-year Sanrio partnership will bring her and fan-favorite friends into LEGO sets starting in 2027. The first builds remain under wraps, leaving us to imagine how all that round-faced cuteness will translate into bricks.
Patlabor’s Griffon has found itself a beastly new body. The Zoids x Patlabor Fangriffon puts its jet-black styling on a motorized Zoid that walks while lashing out with twin fangs. You can also rebuild it as a Black Fang Tiger, giving that sinister look another shape to wear.