
KILLSPENCER Made a US$10,000 Pillow for Your Floor
Forget bean bags. KILLSPENCER’s full-grain leather floor pillow comes in sizes large enough to resemble bedding for a giant—and costs up to US$10,000.

Forget bean bags. KILLSPENCER’s full-grain leather floor pillow comes in sizes large enough to resemble bedding for a giant—and costs up to US$10,000.

The legendary Rambo Lambo is considerably easier to own at 1:18 scale, with AUTOart recreating the outrageous Lamborghini LM002 in four colors for US$280 each.

AUTOart turns Sakon Hayase’s Porsche 911 Carrera 2.7 RS from Circuit no Ōkami (The Circuit Wolf) into a detailed 1:18 collectible, right down to its victory stars and manga-specific license plate.

The 700-piece Mini Hogwarts Castle compresses the Great Hall, Astronomy Tower, Chamber of Secrets, and more into a display requiring very little magic—or shelf space.

The 3,491-piece Ministry of Magic recreates three levels of Wizarding World bureaucracy, including underground details that demand more than an ordinary shelf.

Casio returns to sampling with a pocketable 16-pad beat machine that records sounds, sequences them, adds effects, and discreetly fixes your questionable timing.

Inspired by Ferrari’s victorious 499P Hypercar, this 1:1-scale sim racing wheel packs carbon fiber, six paddles, 140 display parameters, and an appropriately Ferrari-like price.

Logitech’s first foldable mouse ditches the scroll wheel, folds nearly in half for travel, connects to three devices, and even uses on-device AI to prevent accidental clicks.

Streamlabs Network Boost bonds Wi-Fi and cellular connections to keep IRL broadcasts moving—without the expensive hardware backpack, though a subscription still applies.

The Victrola Wave plays vinyl through traditional wired systems or broadcasts it wirelessly using Bluetooth 5.4, aptX HD, and Auracast—with an Ortofon cartridge reserved for the Walnut finish.

Apple has not announced its foldable iPhone, but Caviar already has seven custom designs, five-figure prices, and pre-orders waiting for the device to exist.