Gadgets cover wide and varied areas including accessories, imaging, audio and visual and the likes.
With a polished Nothing OS experience, dependable everyday performance, and unexpectedly strong daylight cameras, the Nothing Phone (4a) proves more complete than its mid-range positioning suggests.
SightAware uses a contactless infrared sensor array to measure your baby’s skin temperature from across the crib while keeping all data local—no wearables, no apps, no WiFi, and no subscriptions required.
Designed for hikers, photographers, and long-distance trekkers, the Vastnaut One uses a 4-joint, 4-motor AI-assisted system to reduce strain, lighten perceived load by up to 18 kg, and make steep climbs noticeably easier.
Moondrop’s Rays Gaming IEM brings hybrid dynamic and planar drivers, built-in DSP tuning, AI noise reduction, and esports-ready presets into a compact USB-C wired design aimed at competitive play without headset bulk. 🎮🎧
Co-developed with Bose, the Orka O1 Pro introduces QuietControl ANC to hearing aids for clearer conversations, immersive audio, and over 35 hours of battery life.
Sony revisits vinyl after a six-year pause with the PS-LX3BT and PS-LX5BT, two fully automatic Bluetooth turntables built for easy listening without the usual setup drama.
Sony’s AS-DT1 shrinks industrial-grade LiDAR into a 46g module about the size of a sugar cube, yet still measures distances up to 40 meters for robots, drones and autonomous platforms.
Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro brings a 3,500-lumen 4K tri-laser projector, wireless 7.1.4 Atmos speakers, karaoke microphones, and integrated wheels together in what Soundcore calls the world’s first mobile theater station.
BOOX Palma 2 Pro Color Mobile ePaper squeezes a Kaleido 3 color E Ink display, Android 15, stylus support, and 5G data into a phone-size device built for reading, notes, and distraction-light apps without replacing your smartphone. 📚📲
PocketMage revives the classic Palm-style organizer with an e-paper display, physical keyboard, ESP32-S3 platform, and open-hardware design built for focused notes, contacts, calendars, and task management without smartphone distractions. 📟
Natalie the Nerd’s Build A Boy kit transforms the LEGO Super Mario Game Boy 72046 into a fully playable handheld using authentic Game Boy hardware, a backlit display, and a rechargeable USB-C battery inside the brick-built shell.