You’re a gamer. You need hardware. No, I’m not talking about a PC or an Xbox. I mean the real hardware that will keep you going through your gaming sesh. To that end, Xbox and IKEA brought a collab to Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, and took me for a little tour. All told, nine different products are coming to IKEA shelves, none of which will have written instructions.
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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.
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.
Audeze, long recognized for its high-end headphone performance, has unveiled the LCD-5s, the next evolution of one of its flagship models. The new edition incorporates Audeze’s SLAM (Symmetric Linear Acoustic Modulator) technology, delivering deeper, more realistic bass and even more precise midrange performance, all wrapped in an updated design worthy of its reputation. The LCD-5s made their first public appearance at the 2026 NAMM Show last week, where Audeze presented its full range of professional, creator-focused, gaming, and audiophile headphones. Crafted for listeners who insist on uncompromising fidelity and exceptional artisanal quality, the LCD-5s stands as a showcase of planar-magnetic…
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.
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.
Anker is partnering with NFL Hall of Famer Troy Aikman to revolutionize home energy with “Infinite Power” technology. The Anker SOLIX E10 is built on three core pillars: infinite backup capacity, uncompromising whole-home power, and a streamlined experience. The Anker SOLIX line is quickly becoming one of the industry leaders in portable and whole-home power sources.
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!
Walking into the THUNDEROBOT booth at CES feels less like stepping into a single brand showcase and more like entering a carefully choreographed tech ecosystem. The visitor flow is deliberate and surprisingly intuitive. You start with mobile devices meant to travel, move into desktop-grade power condensed into improbably small boxes, slide naturally into competitive gaming gear, and end in a zone built entirely around immersion. It is not subtle, and it is not meant to be.
The Satechi Slim EX Series arrives with a clear message. If your desk, backpack, or coffee shop table has turned into a juggling act of keyboards, mice, and half-charged accessories that behave differently depending on the device you’re using, it might be time for something that actually plays nicely with everything. Let’s face it, the promise of a single setup that works across macOS, Windows, Android, and iPadOS sounds like a small miracle for anyone who switches between gadgets all day.
Let’s talk about ice. Yes, the frozen water kind. Maybe you don’t think much about it at all except that it comes from your freezer. Or maybe you think about it a lot, because you can’t abide a drink that’s not perfectly cooled. Either way, you’ve probably never experienced ice as you’d get from a dedicated Euhomy ice machine!
When we think about smart homes, we tend to focus on the big ideas: automation, security, and devices talking to each other like they’re plotting something. But it’s often the smaller refinements that make a smart home feel genuinely smart, and Philips Hue is leaning into that philosophy with a new feature called Hue SpatialAware.