Laundry detergent has looked more or less the same for decades. You pour liquid from a heavy plastic jug, scoop powder from a box, or toss in a pod and hope it dissolves the way it should. Tide evo is trying to change that by turning detergent into a lightweight, dissolvable tile that promises the same cleaning power without the bulky bottle. It sounds simple, but the idea took years to develop.
Nothing launched a new lineup of smartphones and audio today in London, including the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, the Nothing Phone (4a), and the Nothing Headphone (a). Supported by last year’s flagship Nothing Phone (3) and Nothing Headphone (1), this represents the strongest lineup of phones and audio that the company has ever launched. Right now, Nothing has a pretty intimidating portfolio of devices, top to bottom.
Athletes tend to focus on performance. Recovery usually happens in the quieter moments between workouts, games, and everything else that fills a day. Those small transitions, like walking out of the gym, standing in line for coffee after a long run, or shuffling around the house after leg day, can determine how your body feels the next morning. KANE builds recovery shoes specifically for those moments when your feet are tired, but you’re not quite done moving. The KANE Revive OB takes the brand’s familiar recovery design and reshapes it into a casual open-back slip-on built for quick transitions.
Disposable batteries have a way of quietly multiplying in modern homes, especially once toys, controllers, flashlights, and small gadgets start piling up. The new Statik Rechargeable AA Battery and its AAA counterpart aim to ease that familiar frustration by replacing traditional alkaline cells with rechargeable versions that plug directly into USB-C, eliminating the need for a separate charging dock or specialty adapter.
Lenovo’s ThinkPad T-Series is getting a 2026 refresh, and it’s arriving at MWC 2026 alongside a handful of business-minded siblings: a rugged Android tablet, a new detachable, a 2-in-1 ThinkBook aimed at smaller companies, and a slim portable monitor. It’s the familiar mix of “AI-ready” hardware, expanded processor choices, and a renewed push toward repairability. What stands out this time isn’t the buzzwords so much as Lenovo’s attempt to make modern work hardware last longer without making IT departments regret every deployment decision.
Lenovo knows that all work and no play can make for a sad experience. Whether you’re primarily working hard on spreadsheets with the occasional YouTube doomscroll, creating art both on and off the clock, or gaming while answering the occasional email, Lenovo has devices that can seamlessly handle your professional and personal worlds without breaking a sweat.
Keeping a swimming pool clean tends to involve a rotating cast of tools, attachments, and weekend motivation that mysteriously disappears once summer heat arrives. The Beatbot Sora 70 robotic pool cleaner, now available for pre-order in Lavender Purple or Midnight Blue at $1499, is attempting to simplify that routine with a single cordless robot designed to clean nearly every part of a pool in one pass, including areas many cleaners quietly ignore.
If you have a soft spot for translucent tech, the new Ghost colorway of the KeySmart SmartCard might be your next impulse buy. The Ghost KeySmart SmartCard is a cool, see-through take on the original Black version, letting you glimpse the internal design while keeping the same ultra-slim profile. If smoky, transparent gadgets still make your inner late ’90s to mid ’00s self smile, this is the tracking card to slip into your wallet.
There are times when a tiny Bluetooth speaker feels almost apologetic; you perch it on the counter during a game-day gathering, hit play, and suddenly everyone is huddled around it like it’s whispering stock tips. That’s charming for dinner music, but not so much when your team just scored. The Limited edition JLab Blue XL Speaker Headphones look like oversized blue headphones, but instead of covering your ears, they drape around your neck or sit on a table, blasting outward like a compact sound system. They’re perched squarely between personal audio and portable party, and subtle? They are not.
Samsung is getting ready to introduce a new Galaxy camera experience, a system designed to pull photo capture, editing, and sharing into a single workflow on its latest Galaxy smartphones. The full reveal is set for Galaxy Unpacked on Wednesday, February 25, at 1 p.m. ET, but the company has already previewed how this updated camera experience will lean heavily on Galaxy AI to handle tasks that used to require multiple apps and more patience than most people care to admit.
The Statik SmartCharge Pro is a $99 portable battery and wall charger hybrid designed to consolidate the tangle of cables and power bricks that tend to accumulate in your bag. With a 15,000mAh battery, built-in USB-C cable, wireless charging pad, and international plug adapters, it promises to handle everything from your phone to your laptop in a single, travel-friendly device. That’s an ambitious claim. The real question is whether it earns the space it takes up in your carry-on.
The Nomad ChargeKey has always been one of those quiet, practical accessories that earns its keep without demanding attention. Now it is getting a fresh look with a new Stellar Orange limited edition colorway; it turns out that a small splash of color is enough to make this indispensable pocket-sized cable feel newly relevant again.
Giving a child their first smartphone has become one of modern parenting’s more fraught milestones, sitting somewhere between handing over a house key and giving them the car keys, except the smartphone is also a portal to everything wonderful and deeply questionable about the internet. For years, parents have faced an unsatisfying binary choice: hand down an old iPhone and hope for the best, or opt for a stripped-down “kid phone” that often felt more like a plastic toy than a serious communication tool. The new AT&T amiGO Jr. Phone is an attempt to redraw that line.
There was a time when body cameras were synonymous with law enforcement, security guards, and the occasional action movie protagonist. Today, that distinction has dissolved. Small, affordable wearable cameras have slipped into civilian life, not as novelty gadgets but as tools for accountability, documentation, and peace of mind. The GekoGear Aegis 110 Body Cam enters this category with a clear purpose. It is designed to record what happens in front of you continuously and without fuss, whether you are attending a protest, working late shifts, managing property, cycling alone, or navigating situations where having an objective record could matter.
There’s a realization that tends to arrive quietly rather than with any real drama. You wake up congested, even though allergy season is supposedly over; Cooking smells linger longer than expected, and the house feels slightly stale despite being clean. That’s usually when air quality stops feeling theoretical and starts feeling like something you notice day to day. This is where products like the PuroAir 130i purifier and the PuroAir HVAC MERV 13 Mega Filter make sense, not as upgrades, but as practical tools for people spending much of their time indoors breathing the same air over and over again.
If you’ve ever found yourself patting every pocket while asking the universe where your wallet went this time, the KeySmart SmartCard might feel like a personal gift. At $39.99, this ultra-thin tracking card slips into your wallet and quietly waits for the moment you inevitably need it. It works with both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, so it doesn’t care whether you are Team iPhone or Team Android. It just wants to help you find your stuff and get on with your day.
The new Jabra Evolve3 headset series is Jabra’s latest attempt to make one pair of headphones pull double duty without looking like it belongs in a call center. Designed for people who bounce between meetings, music, and real life throughout the day, the Jabra Evolve3 lineup includes two models, the over-the-ear Evolve3 85 and the on-the-ear Evolve3 75. The goal here is simple enough: sound professional when you need to, relax when you don’t, and never feel like you are wearing “work headphones” in public.
The DEFEND 360 Cellular Security Camera is built for the spots most security cameras quietly ignore. Think rural properties, job sites, docks, barns, gates, or that cabin where Wi-Fi is more of a wish than a reality. Priced at $199.99, this new cellular security camera from Tactacam aims to make full-property monitoring possible without wires, routers, or a weekend lost to installation frustration.
Here’s the thing about photography in 2026: it’s everywhere, it’s instant, and somehow it’s also disposable. You take a photo, glance at it for half a second, and then it quietly dissolves into the endless swamp of your camera roll. The Flashback ONE35 V2 camera is a polite but firm protest against that entire cycle. It doesn’t hate your phone, but it definitely thinks you reach for it too often. And honestly, it might be right.
Goko is officially stepping onto the consumer stage, and it is doing so with the Goko M6 autonomous mower, a robotic lawn mower that looks like it wandered out of an industrial job site and decided your yard was next. Debuting at CES 2026, the Goko M6 is designed for people whose lawns are less postcard-flat and more obstacle course, and who are very done with spending weekends wrestling a gas mower on slopes that feel mildly disrespectful.
Are you sore, stressed, or tired? That’s probably rhetorical in 2026, as everyone is tense at least some of the time. You can’t escape it forever, but you can get some relief, and we had the chance to explore and learn about SKG’s extensive line of massage devices designed to help whichever parts of you are taking a beating at CES 2026!