Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cars ever made, the Jaguar E-Type has now been immortalized as a 1,673-piece LEGO Icons set complete with a folding soft top, detailed inline-six engine, and an all-new wire-mesh wheel design.
Xiaomi’s SkyNomad is unlike the SU7 and YU7. Instead of focusing on driving performance, this transformable SUV is designed to turn its cabin into a living room, office, café, bedroom, or family gathering space. Trial production is already underway.
The Redmi K90 Ultra brings a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and a sleeker cooling grille, but beyond that, it is almost identical to the K90 Max. So why did Xiaomi make it? That’s the million-yuan question.
Think portable CD players are a relic of the past? The Cayin CP6 combines a built-in tube amplifier, Hi-Res DAC, and triple timbre audio to bring true hi-fi sound wherever you go.
What if you want the AI and first-person camera of smart glasses, but not the glasses themselves? The Rollme AirCam delivers an 8 MP camera, open-ear audio, real-time translation, and an AI assistant in a lightweight wearable.
After nearly nine years, Sony has finally refreshed the RX10 series. The new RX10 V keeps its legendary 24-600 mm ZEISS lens while adding AI autofocus, Alpha-series technology, and a host of modern upgrades.
Nubia is giving thin phones another shot with the Air Pro, pairing a 5.99 mm body with a Dimensity 7100 chip, a 108 MP camera, a 144 Hz AMOLED display, and a surprisingly capable 5,000 mAh battery.
RedMagic’s dual active cooling technology is no longer reserved for flagship gaming phones. The new Nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition brings liquid and air cooling, shoulder triggers, and a 144 Hz AMOLED display to the upper mid-range.
Modern smartphones last longer than ever, so do we still need bulky power banks? Baseus doesn’t think so. Meet the 6.9 mm-thin PicoGo Air Power Bank with semi-solid-state battery technology and built-in NFC diagnostics.
The LEGO Drivers’ Parade returned to Silverstone with 22 drivable brick-built Formula 1 cars, and it didn’t take long before the world’s best drivers turned the parade into a hilariously chaotic race.
Already launched the Hubble into orbit with the LEGO Discovery Space Shuttle? Now you can build the legendary observatory itself with the new 1,252-piece LEGO Icons Hubble Space Telescope, complete with authentic details and a display stand.