The Saramonic Air is a wireless microphone kit for creators who want something sleek and stylish, yet still portable and high quality.
The XGIMI MoGo 4 and MoGo 4 Laser finally add built-in batteries, while delivering higher-quality projection in a similar versatile design.
Oakley and Meta team up for the HSTN smart glasses, blending sporty style with powerful AI, 3K video, and an 8-hour battery life, ideal for everyday life.
Logitech’s new Flip Folio redefines iPad productivity with a detachable Bluetooth keyboard, adjustable kickstand, multi-device support, and flexible viewing modes.
The Backbone Pro controller has a higher-end build and more features – plus it can be used to control your other devices.
Bowers & Wilkins and Abbey Road Studios are celebrating their partnership with a speaker that pays homage to the home of The Beatles.
Huawei’s new MateBook Fold reimagines the laptop with a seamless foldable OLED display – perhaps the most striking use of foldable tech to date.
The Mercedes-Benz G580 EV takes the iconic G-Wagen and brings it into the 21st century with a powerful electric powertrain.
The Beogram 3000 is a classic turntable that has been reimagined for the modern era through the new Bang & Olufsen Beosystem 3000c.
The Anker Nebula X1 is blends high-end image quality with modern and helpful features to make for Anker's most high-tech projector yet.
The Nothing Phone (3) is taking the LED lights from previous models and giving them a glow-up, condensing them into the new Glyph Matrix.
The Tivoli Audio Boutique is a retro-looking Bluetooth speaker that has modern features – and it could be coming to a hotel room near you.
The Syitren R300 CD player may be retro in concept, but its modern design is arguably timeless with serious attention to detail.
Apple has shown off its next big design push called Liquid Glass, a new approach that uses a glass-like design throughout Apple's software.
Verge Motorcycles is helping others build their own electric two-wheel vehicles, through its new Verge Next platform.
