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The last Kanoa Igarashi G-Shock told surfers when the tide was coming. Its successor still does that, but now it also tracks heart rate, sleep, training, and blood oxygen—so the ocean is no longer the only thing being monitored.
Apple resolved last year’s awkward generational mix by giving Mac Studio buyers M5 Max and M5 Ultra. Choosing between them is now easier to understand, though explaining why you need the US$5,499 Ultra may remain difficult.
Apple’s smallest desktop now offers up to four times faster AI performance, Wi-Fi 7, faster Ethernet, and M6 or M5 Pro power without outgrowing its tiny enclosure. Unfortunately, its starting price has grown by US$300.
Apple’s M5 had barely warmed its silicon seat when the 2 nm M6 arrived alongside the positively excessive M5 Ultra, a new desktop heavyweight that required four dies to contain its ambitions.
Two years after the fēnix 8 made its debut, Garmin has returned with a successor prepared to venture farther from civilization. The fēnix 9 Series combines improved training and mapping tools with brighter displays, while select Pro models add satellite and LTE connectivity.
Your phone may be the source of endless doomscrolling, but the Xteink X4 Pro lets a pocket library hitch a ride on it. The magnetic 4.3-inch e-reader weighs just 72 g, combines touchscreen and physical controls, and costs US$99.
Razer has decided that ordinary keycaps do not offer enough room for brand loyalty. Its first artisan keycap turns the triple-headed snake logo into a hand-painted resin sculpture priced at US$89.99—only US$30 less than an entire Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Mini keyboard.
Razer has found room for one more control on a mouse already doing its best keyboard impression. The Naga V3 Pro offers three swappable side plates, up to 23 programmable inputs, and a US$179.99 price.
Razer’s keyboard lineup is getting both faster and easier to carry. Competitive players now have two Hall Effect Huntsman models with adjustable actuation and 8,000 Hz polling, while Joro owners get a US$55.99 folio that doubles as a stand for tablets and gaming handhelds.
Built for gamers, creators, and AI developers unwilling to surrender desktop-grade performance, the new Razer Blade 18 offers up to RTX 5090 graphics, a 440 Hz display mode, and a formidable US$3,999.99 starting price.
After entering the handheld-gimbal market with a dual-camera model, Insta360 is changing direction with the Leica Luna Pro, a single-camera alternative packing a 1-inch 37 MP sensor, 8K Dolby Vision, and enough beauty controls to make Douyin users feel at home.