The Wuben E2 Pulse flashlight is one of those little gadgets that makes you smile when you first pick it up because it’s so tiny. But this is not merely a cute keychain accessory. It is a rechargeable everyday-carry flashlight with a front beam, side lighting, red-and-blue emergency-style flashing, a magnetic tail, and a quick-release chain attachment.
The K-Swiss Women’s Wild Run Trail Running Shoes are designed for people who want a comfortable, capable shoe for getting outside without necessarily needing something built for technical mountain trails. Whether you are walking through a park, taking a dirt path, walking on a gravel driveway, or navigating uneven grass, roots, mud, and rocks, these shoes offer the traction and cushioning needed for everyday outdoor adventures. I tested the women’s size 10, which is my usual size, and found them comfortable right from the start. They are lightweight, stable, and nicely suited for casual trail walking and light trail running.
Husqvarna has been building robotic mowers since 1995, which makes it the closest thing this category has to an incumbent. The Husqvarna Automower 420 iQ sits in the middle of the current lineup: $3,299, wire-free thanks to EPOS satellite navigation, and rated for about an acre. It’s also the mower that replaced my own Automower 450X after ten years of service. I’ve spent the season running it alongside several competing robots, which turned out to be the most useful way to figure out what the Husqvarna badge is actually worth in 2026.
Flowtica is extending its smart-pen system beyond recorded meetings with the new Flowtica Scribe + Folio bundle, arriving August 25, 2026. The pairing combines the company’s $159 Scribe recording pen with a $39 refillable notebook whose pages can be photographed, cleaned up, searched, and turned into editable notes or follow-up tasks in the free Flowtica app. It’s aimed at people who still prefer handwriting during meetings but don’t want those notes disappearing into a desk drawer afterward. The idea is simple: keep writing on paper, then give that paper a useful digital afterlife that stays easy to find.
My office is my happy place, but even a happy place can get a little too cluttered. Between a widescreen monitor, MacBook, iPad, Stream Deck, phone charger, pens, journals, cables, and assorted little trinkets and gadgets, my desk was functional but definitely not tidy. The BALOLO Setup Cockpit was designed to fix exactly that problem. Let’s see if this luxury upgrade has made my desk setup more functional and fun.
Summer heat is no joke, and lately it seems worse than ever, especially with Florida’s humidity making time outdoors downright miserable. My preferred strategy is really simple: stay inside from June through September. When I do venture out, I move from my air-conditioned house to my air-conditioned car and then to another air-conditioned destination. Unfortunately, some situations still require being outside. Wouldn’t it be nice to bring air conditioning with you? With the TORRAS COOLiFY Cyber Fold AI Neck Air Conditioner, you almost can. Better yet, it isn’t only for summer—it can also help keep you warm when temperatures drop.
I live on 12 wooded acres in southern Indiana and enjoy spotting wildlife such as deer, turkeys, possums, raccoons, coyotes, and even a bobcat, which my American bobtail cat, Ozzy, once chased away. I use several trail cameras, but my property is too spread out for every camera to reach home WiFi. The GardePro X66 Pro cellular trail camera solves that problem: it doesn’t need WiFi, only access to a supported cellular network.
If you have been keeping an eye on countertop kitchen gadgets, Shark|Ninja has been on a run lately. Their latest release, the Ninja Crispi DualZone Countertop Glass Air Fryer, takes the popular dual-zone air fryer concept and swaps out the traditional opaque metal drawers for heavy-duty glass containers. In true Ninja form, the Crispi is full of features and works extremely well.
The DJI Osmo Action 6 brings several useful changes to the action-camera category, including an adjustable f/2.0 to f/4.0 aperture, a new 1/1.1″ square sensor, 8K/30fps recording, and 50GB of usable built-in storage. This Amazon bundle also includes two extra batteries, a 64GB microSDXC card, and a 58-piece accessory kit, so you won’t have to start hunting for mounts and spare power before you’ve shot a single clip. It’s still a small, rugged camera meant to go places your phone shouldn’t, but DJI is giving it enough flexibility to handle far more than bike rides, ski runs, and snorkeling trips.
RayNeo is heading to IFA 2026 with a smart glasses lineup that’s less interested in finding one pair to do everything than in splitting the job three ways. The RayNeo iO Smart Glasses focus on lightweight, glanceable information and translation, while the RayNeo GT and GT Max aim at private big-screen entertainment. A new Pocket TV Pro supplies Google TV and Dolby Vision playback for the GT models. Together, the products cover work, travel, presentations, gaming, and streaming, though each asks you to accept a different balance of weight, visibility, battery life, and price.
The GKU E200 Dash Cam gives you peace of mind for a very reasonable price. After I turn on my truck, the GKU E200 starts up and begins recording within 14 seconds. The 4K resolution is super clear, even through glass. The app is easy to use, and a hardwire kit is available separately for constant monitoring when parked. I hope never to need it, but I’m glad I finally got a dash cam for that extra peace of mind.
I’ve reviewed dozens of keyboards over the years, and I continue to look for unique features in new keyboards that make me want to accept offers to review them. Today we’re going to take a look at the EPOMAKER Glyph keyboard. I accepted the offer to review this one mainly because of its looks. The Glyph gives a modern twist to a keyboard that has a retro style. Does this one just have a pretty face, or does it offer a true benefit over all the other mechanical keyboards on the market? Let’s answer those questions and more.
The common tape measure was invented over 140 years ago and has seen few improvements since. Handheld laser measuring devices showed up in the 1990s and were quite the rage. However, they only had one feature: “How far away is that thing I’m pointing the laser at?” Mileseey has turned that single feature into pocket-sized measuring supercomputers. The Mileseey S50 and Mileseey S50C with Camera Green-Beam Laser Measures are two capable devices that add many new features to taking, tracking, and calculating measurements with a laser.
I’ve done a lot of different strength training over the years. Whether it’s powerlifting, climbing, rowing, kettlebells, or dumbbells, you will stall out if your grip isn’t up to the task. Your hands contain 34 muscles, and if they’re not up to the task, you’ll find yourself failing your lifts. Versa Gripps are designed to give your grip an assist that helps you push your strength training to the next level, and we had the chance to put the Versa Gripps Pro through some workouts to test those claims truly.
SteelSeries turned 25 this year, and the headset it built to mark the occasion is the reason we’re writing this review. The Arctis Nova Pro Omni is a $399.99 flagship that promises to be the only headset you need across every platform you own, with a swappable battery system meant to end charging downtime for good. SteelSeries also sent along two companions from the current lineup, the $259.99 Apex Pro Gen 3 keyboard and the $109.99 Aerox 3 Wireless Gen 2 mouse, so we built a full station around the Omni and lived with all three for several weeks.
If you have ever had to reach into a soggy cooler full of melted ice water just to grab a floating, waterlogged hot dog, you know the pain of traditional road-trip logistics. The BougeRV CRD2 V2.0 43QT Dual Zone 12V Portable Fridge aims to send ice bags into permanent retirement. I am currently building an off-grid cabin, and this is the kind of product I will use to get through weekends hunting and working at the ranch.
Electric scooters are just plain fun. There’s something about zipping around on a motorized scooter that makes you feel like a kid again. The funny part about that is, normally you wouldn’t stick a kid on an e-scooter…unless they’re part of the new Segway line of kid-friendly e-scooters! After all, start them young, and they’ll be zipping the streets of Brooklyn on Segways well into their 20s!
The Cuisinart Cool Combo does exactly what the name promises: it churns genuinely great homemade ice cream, and it shaves ice for snow cones. The ice cream side works the way Cuisinart’s freezer-bowl machines have always worked, which means planning ahead – the bowl needs a day in the freezer and the base needs a couple hours in the fridge. Put in that prep, though, and you get ice cream that tastes great and a shaved ice function that impressed the whole family. At $99.95 for both functions, it’s an easy recommendation for families who want frozen treats at home.
Good sleep is a thing to treasure. I’ve never gotten a mattress in a box before, but the SweetNight Coolnest Pro 16-Inch Mattress combines layered foam, cooling fabric, and solid support for comfortable sleep without lingering body impressions overnight. The mattress is excellent; it has multiple layers of materials designed to improve comfort and provide a durable, cool mattress. The layered approach prevents the mattress from being too soft or creating body-shaped divots that are hard to get out of, making it and strong option if you’re in the market.
If you’ve been looking for an excuse to dive into DIY crafting or want to upgrade your current setup, the timing couldn’t be better. Cricut is officially celebrating its 20th anniversary with a massive sale across its lineup of smart cutting machines. Whether you are prepping for the back-to-school rush or getting an early jump on holiday gifting, this milestone Cricut sale makes it an ideal time to pick one up.
I enjoy testing small cameras to see whether they can replace or augment my iPhone for capturing video content. Most of the time, I rely solely on my iPhone, but other times I want a dedicated camera. I’ve reviewed many SJCAM cameras over the years, and while they are well-made and easy to use, they haven’t been quite good enough to earn a permanent spot in my camera toolbox. When the offer to review the new SJCAM SJ30 8K Dual-Lens Action Camera came in, I was curious enough to accept. Will this one be the best SJCAM yet? Let’s find…