Twenty-five years after the original Xbox arrived, Mattel Brick Shop has rebuilt the console and its oversized Duke controller from 3,509 pieces, complete with lights, sounds, and miniature scenes from three classic games.
Four generations after Sennheiser’s flagship earbuds first appeared without a number, the MOMENTUM True Wireless 5 arrives with replaceable batteries, improved ANC, Dolby Atmos head tracking, and up to 40 hours of listening time.
After decades of desktop speakers resembling little rectangular boxes, the Moondrop MM3A arrives looking like a pair of alien monoliths, complete with 66 W of power, five input options, and enough EQ control to keep audio tinkerers occupied all evening.
Choosing between optical and Hall Effect switches may soon be unnecessary, as the Keychron G6 HE combines both technologies in a lightweight gaming mouse with adjustable actuation, 8K polling, and a battery that can be swapped mid-game.
For anyone who has run out of keyboard shortcuts—or simply wants a giant RGB waffle on the desk—the Keychron C100 8K offers 100 blank, programmable mechanical keys and enough polling speed to open a calculator competitively.
Most trikes give you room for one pillion, but the GOAT180 trades the saddle for a rear bench, allowing two passengers to join the driver in a compact, roofed vehicle with a 180 cc engine and CVT.
A visit to Tokyo Station can now end with Takumi Fujiwara’s AE86 dispensing wet wipes on your desk, thanks to a CAMSHOP.JP pop-up stocked with officially licensed Initial D merchandise.