What happens when a craft knife finally fits a child's grip
The Kids Cutter concept rethinks the craft knife for smaller hands, and it makes you wonder why this took so long.
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Draco the smart telescope wakes itself up to shoot stars while you sleep
About 4,500 years ago, while the Egyptians were busy stacking pyramids, the North Star was a completely different star called Thuban.
That multitool bit stash is finally getting a proper home
How many times have you pulled out the screwdrivers on your multitool only to find they're all wrong?
This countertop farm grows greens in 8 days and I already have questions
Eight days.
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Leica marries motorsport carbon fiber to a Q3 you'll want to touch
Leica has bolted a piece of Formula 1 chassis onto a Q3, and the result looks like it could survive a pit-lane collision.
Nico's homework hints borrow a trick from your game controller
Nico's homework hints borrow a trick from your game controller: a well-timed rumble.
This tiny house has a home office and a netted hangout zone
The Wildscape's netted hangout zone is the first detail that snagged my attention, and I haven't stopped circling back to it since.
Dainese's new airbag vest runs off your phone instead of a battery
Dainese just made an airbag vest so small and light it doesn't even have a battery.
Opel's low wagon dares the SUV to explain its own height
Opel's low wagon doesn't just roll into the Paris Motor Show, it sidles up to the SUV, looks it in the grille, and asks, *why are you so tall?* For years, American roads have been a sea of high-riding crossovers and…
Houston's O27 bends glass like taffy, and the math is showing
A grid of triangular glass panels follows O27's swelling, pinched silhouette, making the proposed Houston skyscraper look almost elastic.
XGIMI's 4K Laser Projector Finally Kills the Lights-On Excuse
XGIMI's latest 4K laser projector doesn't just get brighter, it gets *meaner* about it.
Ninja Labs turns your phone into a stretchy carry-all for the small stuff
Smartphones have become the focal point of everyday carry, but their slim profiles leave little room for the small essentials people take everywhere.
October's best office gear that doesn't scream cubicle at dinner
A laptop stand can be useful all day and still feel like an unwelcome guest at dinner.
Flair 2GO Squeezes Lever Espresso Out of the Camping Bag
Some people are fine with instant coffee and a camp stove.
This ePaper frame feeds on sunlight, not hype
A solar-powered ePaper frame that doesn't need to be plugged in?
That electric superbike hides its battery in a honeycomb and it's brilliant
Bees settled on the hexagon ages ago, and nobody has topped it since.
Nothing's See-Through Earbuds Got Stuck Under the Wrong Brand
Nothing's Ear (open) debuted in 2024 at $149, wrapped in that signature transparent plastic, and I'll say it plainly: this thing launched under the wrong logo.
Kevlar phone cases are here, and they're more vacation than vest
Kevlar has spent most of its career in serious places, like bulletproof vests, racing tires, and the occasional helmet.
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The Tinde's porch roof steals the show before you step inside
The Tinde's most distinctive space sits outside its front door.
Tuesday Labs' Voxel Series-1 is a chore bot that sidesteps the uncanny creep
Tuesday Labs' Voxel Series-1 is a chore bot that sidesteps the uncanny creep by refusing to pretend it's human.
Leatherman finally gave wine drinkers a corkscrew and called it a picnic
Leatherman finally gave wine drinkers a corkscrew and called it a picnic.
That Bamboo Coffee Table Has a Secret Compartment for the Clutter You Ignore
There's a coffee table that wants you to stop pretending you'll deal with the remotes later.
New Balance's 990 gets its first real tweak since 2022
The 990's sole got a full rewrite, New Balance finally gave its most stubborn icon a real tweak, the first major overhaul since 2022.
This tiny house sleeps eight and still feels like a real apartment
Eight people in a tiny house sounds like a dare, but this XL model pulls it off by feeling more like an apartment on wheels than a game of sardines.
Spoot's not shelving this Kojima collab: it's checking if the gear holds up
A miniature piece of sci-fi equipment becomes more appealing to me when it has a job beyond occupying a shelf.
TypAir straps a keyboard to your wrist so you can type without talking
TypAir straps a keyboard to your wrist so you can type without talking.
Amazon and Best Buy are already cutting the new Fire TV Stick 4K in half
Amazon and Best Buy are already slashing the new Fire TV Stick 4K in half, just weeks after it landed.
The tune X3 headphones borrow screws and soul from vintage studio gear
The tune X3 headphones by préssec have exposed screws, brushed aluminum, and the kind of tactile audio adjustments that make you want to touch them before you hear them.
Aura Smart Bird Feeder takes a $140 dive, and Spoot is watching from the couch
The Aura Smart Bird Feeder is $140 off, and I'm not sure I've ever watched birds from my couch this seriously.
Atari VCS finally closes its store, ending a decade-long death crawl
February 1st, 2027.
Coolpad steals the foldable's screen without the folding trick
The Coolpad Cool X Wide has a screen that's basically the same size as a closed Galaxy Z Fold 8 or an iPhone Duo, but it doesn't fold.
The Traveler folds out a bed so you never climb a ladder
I'd rather fold out a sofa than climb a ladder at bedtime.
Mini Domy's new A-frame squeezes home comforts into a very compact triangle
Mini Domy's new A-frame lands in that sweet spot between the company's tiny mini version and its roomier Brda model.
Kenko's pieni III has no screen and no idea what you're pointing at: perfect
The pieni III has no screen and no idea what you're pointing at.
Arc's bracelet whispers a tug-of-war with your thumb
Your thumb knows something your brain won't admit: it keeps tugging back toward the screen.
CMF's milk-carton speakers make minimalism look deliciously loud
There's something quietly unhinged about a speaker shaped like a milk carton, and I mean that as the highest compliment.
Voxel's $20K legs will find your lost keys and fold your laundry
Twenty thousand dollars for a droid butler that ships in 2028, and you can put down two hundred right now to hold your spot.
Escape's eVista XL trades the loft climb for a ground-floor bed at 26 feet
There's no ladder between the living room and bed in Escape's eVista XL Limited Edition, and honestly, that deserves a small round of applause.
The razor clam of tiny homes: ten clever ways to dodge the squeeze
A bed that rolls onto the deck.
Klipsch just slashed prices on its best speakers and your ears are begging you to look
Klipsch just slashed prices on its best speakers, and your ears are begging you to look.
New Balance Turns Jobs's Favorite Sneaker Into a Trail-Ready Throwback
Steve Jobs wore the New Balance 990 like a uniform, quiet, functional, built to last.
Oura's smart ring learns two new tricks for measuring how hard your heart works
Oura's smart ring just picked up two new cardiovascular tricks, and honestly, it's about time someone asked what your heart is *doing* during a workout, not just how fast you went.
A single wire and 40 grams: Final's Porta makes headphones nearly vanish
Forty grams.
The Tinde tiny house is wide enough to finally stretch your legs
The Tinde is twenty feet long and eight feet wide.
Audiophile speakers just got cheaper, and the specs still hold their ground
There's a particular thrill in watching a price tag drop while the spec sheet refuses to flinch.
Sony's new wireless mic dares creators to look past the price tag
Sony's ECM-W5 wireless mic lands in a market absolutely stuffed with affordable alternatives that already do the job well.
Wyze drags the scale's brain up to eye level, and your feet can finally land anywhere
Wyze took the smart scale's brain and hoisted it up to eye level, which feels both obvious and overdue.
Amazon's Bee AI listens so you don't have to scribble
Remembering details from meetings, conversations, and everyday interactions is hard when you're splitting your attention between listening and taking notes.
Aurelis bag is a wearable sculpture that forgot its shell
There's a bag that doesn't want to be a bag.
Denim plates and paper chairs: five ways scrap gets weirdly good
A paper chair that holds 300 pounds.