
This Tiny 3-Key Mac Keypad Changes Functions Depending on the App You Use
Dune is a three-key Mac accessory that changes its functions depending on the app you are using, turning meetings, coding, and AI workflows into single-button actions.

Dune is a three-key Mac accessory that changes its functions depending on the app you are using, turning meetings, coding, and AI workflows into single-button actions.

Garmin may be better known for GPS and sports watches, but the JL Audio Primacy T6 shows it is taking high-end home audio seriously too.

CAMBY wants automobiles to become shared living spaces for humans and pets alike, and its latest camper vehicles range from a rugged grasshopper-inspired truck to practical Nissan-based campers.

Energizer’s new Ultimate Child Shield coin batteries use bitter coating and Color Alert technology that turns the mouth blue if swallowed, helping caregivers react faster during dangerous battery ingestion incidents.

The Polaroid Hi-Print 3×3 Photo Printer is a compact printer that turns phone photos into square prints and doubles as a display frame for everyday memories on your desk.

Four new jellyfish-inspired diving watches join the Swatch SCUBAQUA lineup, adding bold colors, translucent design, and contactless payment on select models.

Google’s Fitbit Air skips the display entirely and focuses on health tracking, comfort, and battery life instead, proving that fitness wearables do not always need another glowing screen on your wrist.

Honor’s WIN Gaming Laptop H9 combines 270W performance with a jet-style cooling system, packing serious power and eye-catching design into a flagship gaming machine.
LEGO takes on a road bike for the first time with the Icons Road Bike (11380), a clean, display-focused model with realistic proportions and detailing.

LEGO’s Up-Scaled Darth Vader Minifigure (75461) turns the iconic Sith Lord into a 28 cm tall, 1,028-piece display figure with poseable limbs and a proper fabric cape.

Montegrappa’s The Shining Limited Edition pen packs REDRUM details, a peephole mechanism on the cap, and a 237-piece run into a writing instrument that feels 100% a horror collectible than stationery.