Gadgets
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Layer has created two charging stations for accessory specialists Daily ObjectsNode and Loft are two new charging solutions from Daily Objects. Shaped by Layer, they’re designed to bring tech charging into the foreground
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Leica SL3-P is an enhanced and upgraded L-Mount camera for full-frame image-makingIntroducing the Leica SL3-P, the latest in the SL-System of full-frame cameras, along with two new high-quality lenses
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The new Commodore Callback flips off the distractions and intrusions of modern devicesBaking in just the right amount of functionality, the Commodore Callback 8020 is a flip phone with carefully calibrated levels of intentional friction and a deliberately retro-futurist aesthetic
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Honor Watch 6 is the newest do-it-all smartwatch for the wrist of the active wearerIf you’re into ultra-granular fitness tracking, consider the new Honor Watch 6, a sensor-packed smartwatch that’s designed to pair up with over 120 sporting activities
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Dwarf Mini Smart Telescope is a compact gateway to astrophotography and stargazingDwarflab’s new Dwarf Mini Smart Telescope is an app-driven introduction to the infinite realm of astronomy, a compact but feature-packed device for travels into the cosmos
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The Ninja AutoBarista Pro promises to be the ultimate do-it-all coffee machineCoffee connoisseurs might not relish the automated efficiency of the new Ninja AutoBarista Pro, which delivers everything from double espressos to cold-pressed coffee at the push of a button
By Jonathan Bell Published
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These new musical devices promise to unleash the benefits of AI on playing and learningArtificial Intelligence doesn’t always play nicely with creativity. Do these pioneering pieces of kit make a case for AI’s educational abilities or are they playing us for fools?
By Jonathan Bell Published
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New reMarkable Paper Pure is an e-ink tablet for fans of light-touch technologyNorwegian tech firm reMarkable fills out its third-generation series of tablets with the entry-level Paper Pure, a black and white e-ink tablet that offers style and simplicity
By Jonathan Bell Published
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EBO Max is a football-shaped FamilyBot that brings intelligence and security to the homeThe robots are coming, trundling slowly through your single-level living space and gazing around in big-eyed wonder. We check out Enabot's EBO Max
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Casio’s flagship calculator incorporates traditional Japanese lacquer workCasio is upping the aesthetic and material quality of a desk-top mainstay, transforming the S100X-JC1-U calculator with an ancient hand-finished process
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Changing the clocks? Four new alarm clocks to ease your early startsThe humble alarm clock shouldn’t cause you information overload; we explore the options to greet the dawn without distress
By Jonathan Bell Published
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11 great gadgets, design objects and distraction machines for your desktopThe desktop toy is back, this time with a high-tech twist. We explore a range of objects designed to divert and delight today’s white-collar workers, with occasional functionality thrown in
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Our highlights from NAMM 2026, America’s biggest music tech trade showNAMM 2026 offered up all sorts of audio innovation, from boutique electronics manufacturers to the big names in music tech. We’ve assembled a studio’s worth of new gear to explore
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The mighty new Akai Professional MPC XL is a pro-grade music studio in a boxPacking 40 years of music tech experience into a single all-singing device, the MPC XL is Akai’s new flagship studio tool
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Fujifilm’s most cinematic Instax yet is built for life in motionBlending short-form video, instant printing and point-and-shoot form, the new Instax Mini Evo Cinema is the perfect travel companion
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Too much screen time is taking a toll. These low-tech devices can help you step away and unplug‘Digital burnout’ is real; now, people are ‘detoxing’ by choosing intentionally limited tools. Could such gadgets cut your tech dependence?
By Anna Solomon Published
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Inspired by a pebble, the stylish new Alma charger provides pocketable convenienceWhat if technology could quietly allay anxiety and not cause it? That’s the pitch behind new luxury accessories company Addition, starting with its new Alma wireless charger
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The ring’s the thing as Pebble launches a discreet device for memo-taking, Index Ring 01A tiny device with a singular purpose but limitless applications, the Pebble Index 01 is a customisable smart ring for turning mental notes into text
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold is a pocket tablet that takes folding screens to new extremesSamsung has announced its newest flagship device, the Galaxy Z TriFold. Featuring three folding screens, this ultimate smartphone can transform into a ten-inch tablet
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Four new keyboards are fresh and functional desktop companionsMechanical keyboards are all the rage, bringing with them new ways of personalising your desktop. We’ve found four devices that hark back to the early days of computing
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Hunker down in a perfectly equipped work-from-home hub this winterIf your WFH set-up needs an upgrade, or if you need to kit out a new small business from scratch, we’ve got you covered
By Jonathan Bell Published
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New Leica Q3 Monochrom camera sees the world in black and whiteDefined by its crisp 60MP monochrome sensor, the Leica Q3 Monochrom is a camera designed for those who want to focus only on light, shadow and form
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Apple Watch Ultra 3 has innovation at its heart – a 3D-printed titanium caseWe delve into Apple’s pioneering use of 3D-printed metal, and how it ties in with the company’s path to carbon neutrality
By Jonathan Bell Published
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LG rolls out its ThinQ AI into a sleek new crew of connected home helpersThe age of thinking washing machines is well upon us, thanks to companies like LG and its ThinQ AI system, which harnesses artificial intelligence for better appliance integration
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Swedish tech brand Transparent launches its Aroma Diffuser for the homeThe audio specialist moves into the olfactory zone with its latest product, the elegant Aroma Diffuser
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Teenage Engineering gets playful with two new devices, Riddim and TingThe new EP–40 Riddim and EP–2350 Ting from Teenage Engineering are infused with authentic dub and reggae sounds and effects
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Forget the sensor-stuffed smart home and opt for these bots made from warm Danish oak insteadSwift Creatives have debuted their conceptual Wooden Bots, smart notification systems concealed within a trio of sculptural, highly crafted, but still recognisably robotic devices
By Jonathan Bell Published


