Those CDs deserve better than another year in a drawer. Roberts’ Revere 300 and 500 give them somewhere to spin, pairing disc playback with radio and Bluetooth in wooden cabinets. The smaller Revere 100 skips CDs, while the 500 also makes room for your streaming subscriptions.
Most keyboards expect your fingers to find the keys. Google Japan’s Gboard Conveyor Belt Version sends the keys around on rotating belts instead, letting you type with one hand or a single finger. The catch: you have to wait for your next letter to come into view.
Your charging cable shouldn’t decide where you sit. Beats’ USB-C lineup now includes a 10-foot version, doubling the reach of its original standard-length cable. It keeps the reinforced woven design, four color options, and charging support up to 240 W, giving your phone or laptop more room to roam.