The Transformers: The Movie Returns With a Mysterious Twist
The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.
You Can Actually Order the Range Rover Electric Now
After years of previews and testing, Range Rover’s first fully electric SUV has reached the order books. It keeps the familiar shape and serious off-road credentials, with battery range and charging figures now giving prospective owners something concrete to consider.
MSCHF Makes Official Magic Cards Look Like Office Photocopies
Before Magic became a collectible-card giant, its early testers played with homemade prototypes. The Zeta Set revisits that scrappy beginning with intentionally rough artwork and printer-error effects on genuine cards sold in randomized packs.
Technics Gives Its SL-1200 Anniversary Turntable the Full Bling Treatment
Technics is marking the SL-1200’s 55th anniversary with a gold-accented edition of its familiar DJ turntable. Seven colorways and individually numbered badges give collectors something to consider, while the MK7 hardware keeps it ready for a working DJ booth.
Bell & Ross Turns a Piece of Meteorite Into a Watch Dial—and a Watch You Can Buy
The BR-X5 Meteorite’s crisscrossing dial pattern took millions of years to form, and no two examples are identical. Bell & Ross cuts each dial directly from the space rock, giving its 250-piece edition a distinction that goes beyond a serial number.
Casio’s New White Mountaineering Pro Trek Makes a Strong Case Beyond Looks
White Mountaineering’s second Pro Trek collaboration moves to Casio’s high-end outdoor platform. Beneath the matte-black finish are navigation and weather sensors, while a titanium bracelet and sapphire crystal give the fashion collaboration some practical substance.
URWERK’s Golden Scorpion Watch Has a Six-Figure Sting
URWERK’s UR-150 Golden Scorpion puts a traditional precious metal around an anything-but-traditional display. Rotating hour satellites and a snapping minute hand bring mechanical theater to a yellow-gold edition limited to 25 pieces.
Ti-Toucan Packs a Steel Beak Into a Keychain-Sized Titanium Knife
COMANDI’s compact folder weighs 48.9 g and offers two blade steels, one-handed opening, and a non-locking design. Its Kickstarter campaign closes September 9, leaving a short window for prospective backers.
Razer Prio Folds Your Phone’s Gaming Controller Down to Pocket Size
A phone controller is only useful on the commute if you actually bring it. Razer’s Prio folds for the journey, then opens into a complete set of controls for iPhone and Android gaming, without another battery to charge.
Dyson Put a Camera in a Toothbrush to Find and Floss the Gaps
Dyson’s CameraJet puts its camera to work rather than just showing you your teeth. It spots the gaps and automatically aims water jets into them, combining brushing and targeted flossing in one pass.
GoChess Gets Its Harry Potter License—and a Wizard Chess Army
Three years after its original self-moving chess set, Particula adds officially licensed pieces modeled on the film’s stone warriors. GoChess Wizard Alive marks the first movie’s 25th anniversary with a numbered 1,000-board edition.
Microduck Is a US$399 Robot Duck That Can Learn Tricks and Roller-Skate
Pollen Robotics and Hugging Face’s palm-sized Microduck comes with ready-to-use movements and open-source software that lets owners train new ones in simulation before trying them on the robot.