Work Gear

Keychron B11 Pro Folding Travel Keyboard Review: A Travel Keyboard That is Actually Great to Type On!

The Keychron B11 Pro folding travel keyboard is one of those gadgets that sounds more practical than exciting. That is, until you need to respond to a long email on a tablet, take notes on the go, or pack light for a trip. Then it starts making a whole lot of sense. What makes this one interesting is that it doesn’t just fold for travel. It also opens into a genuinely roomy keyboard with a shape that feels far less cramped than most portable options. I’m a bit of a keyboard snob, so let’s check it out and see what…

News & Features

Herman Miller Gaming’s Coyl Gaming Desk Dials In a Cleaner, Smarter Gaming Setup

Herman Miller Gaming is moving beyond chairs with the Coyl Gaming Desk, its first desk built specifically for gaming setups, streaming corners, and workstations that now have to do a little bit of everything. Starting at $1475, Coyl is a 60″ sit-to-stand desk with a rotary height dial, built-in cable management, integrated hooks, and optional modular accessories meant to keep gear organized without turning your room into a nest of wires and controller clutter. It’s also clearly aimed at people who care as much about how a setup looks as how it performs.

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LiberNovo Maxis Leads a Broader Ergonomic Chair Lineup for Bigger Bodies, Cooler Seats, and Lower Budgets

LiberNovo Maxis is the newest signal that ergonomic chair makers are finally paying more attention to people who don’t fit the one-size-fits-most office chair mold. Launching alongside the new Omni Pro and Omni SE, the Maxis Series is built for bigger and taller bodies, supporting people from 5’10” to 6’6″ and up to 399 pounds. Deposit pre-sales begin today in the US, Canada, and the EU, with the full launch set for June 16, 2026. The idea is simple enough: better support shouldn’t require pretending every body is built the same.

News & Features

The reMarkable Paper Pure Is a $399 Digital Notebook for People Who Still Think Best on Paper

The reMarkable Paper Pure is the company’s new 10.3″ black-and-white paper tablet, built for people who want the quiet focus of handwriting without fully stepping away from digital work. Announced today, it starts at $399 and is expected to begin shipping in early June. This isn’t the color-screen, frontlit model for people who want every bell and whistle. Instead, Paper Pure looks like reMarkable’s attempt to make its third-generation paper tablet lineup feel less aspirational and more approachable, with faster writing, a crisper display, longer battery life, and enough workflow tools to earn a place beside a laptop.

Outdoors, News & Features

Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 56 Expands Expectations for What Rugged Laptops Can Handle in the Field

Panasonic Connect has introduced the Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 56, a new 14″ semi-rugged laptop built for jobs that happen far from a tidy desk and reliable wall outlet. Priced from $3,325 and expected to arrive in May, the TOUGHBOOK 56 leans into faster networking, stronger security, modular upgrades, and long-term dock compatibility. In other words, it is aimed at the people who need a computer to keep working when the conditions, the schedule, and sometimes the weather have other plans.

News & Features

CUKTECH 30 Ultra Desktop Charging Station Brings 300W Charging to Desks That Are Tired of Cable Sprawl

The CUKTECH 30 Ultra Desktop Charging Station is built for a very specific kind of desk problem. If your setup includes a power-hungry laptop, a phone, a tablet, maybe a handheld gaming device, and a growing collection of chargers that seem to multiply overnight, this new 5-port charger is trying to be the one box that replaces the pile. It launches with up to 300W of total output, dual 140W USB-C ports, a dedicated DC power port, and a small on-device display that shows exactly what’s happening in real time.

News & Features

The Cabevibe CabLady S2 Is a Petite-Friendly Women’s Ergonomic Office Chair That Understands the Assignment

There are few things more annoying than a chair that calls itself ergonomic while actively plotting against your neck, lower back, and patience. Plenty of office chairs are technically adjustable, but that doesn’t mean they are actually comfortable, especially for women who are tired of perching in seats that feel too deep, too tall, too hard, or just weirdly built for somebody else’s body. That is what makes the Cabevibe CabLady S2 ergonomic chair for women’s home office interesting.

Reviews

15.6″ Cozyla Calendar+ 2 Review: The Smart Family Hub That Finally Gets Everyone on the Same Page

Managing a household is hard, whether you’re doing it solo or juggling the needs of a full family. There are endless moving pieces to track, from overlapping schedules and after-school activities to meal planning, grocery runs, and the constant mystery of who forgot to mention we’re out of toilet paper. Traditional family calendars used to help keep everyone aligned, but they relied on someone actually updating them. Cozyla takes that familiar concept and modernizes it with the Calendar+ 2, transforming a simple shared calendar into a centralized, interactive hub that keeps every detail and every person on track.

Reviews

Newtral NT002 Ergonomic Home Office Chair Review: Modern Aesthetic with Active Lumbar Support

While studying at San Diego State University, Newtral founder Stan Deng developed Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and severe back pain, which planted in him the seed for ergonomic innovation. The company manufactures a line of office and gaming chairs and accessories, including standing desks and gaming tables. In this review, we look at their top-of-the-line Newtral NT002 Ergonomic Home Office Chair with Ato-following Lumbar Support.

Gear Bits

Boulies EP500 Ergonomic Chair Debuts with Adaptive Lumbar Support and Introductory Pricing in the UK and US

Earlier this month, UK-based seating specialist Boulies, renowned for its high-performance ergonomic seating, announced the launch of the EP500 ergonomic chair. Designed for all-day comfort across work, relaxation, and gaming, the EP500 features extensive adjustability and a wide 51 cm seat to accommodate users of all heights and body types.

Reviews, Health and Fitness

SKG G7 Pro_Fold Neck Massager Review: A Smarter Approach to Fixing Modern “Tech Neck” Pain

Neck pain has quietly become one of modern life’s most reliable side effects. If you spend enough hours leaning over a laptop, peering down at your phone, or wedged into an airline seat that eternal optimists clearly designed, your shoulders will eventually begin to hurt. Portable massagers try to solve the problem, though most fall into familiar extremes: bulky massage guns that rarely leave home or lightweight should-worn options that buzz without doing much else. Then there’s the 3rd-generation SKG G7 Pro_Fold, made to offer meaningful relief in a light and portable design that can tag along through everyday routines.

News & Features

Jabra Evolve3 Headsets Will Replace Your Work Headset and Everyday Headphones with One Sleek Package

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.

Events, News & Features

AtomForm Palette 300 Debuts as a 12-Nozzle, Multi-Color 3D Printing Powerhouse for Creators and Pros

The AtomForm Palette 300 may sound like something meant for an art studio, and honestly, that is part of what makes it interesting. For anyone who has spent time waiting on single-color printers and wrestling with materials that refuse to cooperate, a 12-nozzle color 3D printer feels like someone finally decided to rethink how desktop fabrication should work. AtomForm is still a relatively new name in the United States, but with the Palette 300, they appear ready to introduce themselves in a way that commands attention.

Events, News & Features

Lenovo Showcases Its Creative Side with Proof of Concept Computers, Smart Glasses, Monitors, and More!

One thing Lenovo excels at is demonstrating proof-of-concept devices and then turning them into full devices in future iterations. It showcases their imagination and also offers a glimpse into what might be powering next year’s devices. This year, Lenovo has really let its creativity shine, with multiple exciting proofs of concept to get us drooling over the possibilities!

Events, News & Features

UGREEN NASync iDX6011 and iDX6011 Pro Bring Local AI Storage into the Spotlight

UGREEN clearly wants you to rethink what network-attached storage looks like in 2026, and the UGREEN NASync iDX6011 and UGREEN iDX6011 Pro are its argument. Just announced at CES, these new NAS systems are built on the idea that your storage should not just hold files quietly in the background, but actually help you find, understand, and protect them without shipping your personal data to the cloud. That is a tall promise, but the hardware and software choices here suggest UGREEN is taking it seriously.

Events, Gear Bits, News & Features

Cozyla Takes Smart Home Hubs to a New Level with the 55″ Calendar+Max

If you have to juggle a schedule for more than one person, or just get a handle on what’s going on in your household, you probably have THE CALENDAR. Whether it’s a Google Calendar on your phone, a whiteboard on your fridge, or a bulletin board with your own personal code system, you have something in place to track it all. Cozyla has a better way with their new Calendar+Max concept.

Events, Health and Fitness, News & Features

Ascentiz H+K Exoskeleton System Steps Into 2026 with Fresh Power, Practical Comfort, and a New Ultra Module

The Ascentiz H+K exoskeleton system debuts at CES 2026 with upgraded hardware, smarter support, and a new high-power hip module, the Ascentiz H Ultra. The people behind the world’s first modular hip and knee exoskeleton clearly want to make powered mobility feel less like science fiction and more like something you would stash in your backpack before heading out for a long hike, a trail run, or even a brutal day zigzagging across a trade show floor.

Reviews

ReMarkable Paper Pro Move Review: A Pocket-Sized ePaper Tablet Built for Portability, with Some Notable Caveats

If you’re constantly moving between offices or traveling and need a genuinely portable digital notepad, the reMarkable Paper Pro Move delivers on its promise. The writing feel is impressively paper-like, the battery life actually lasts two weeks, and it fits in a back pocket. But the small 7.3″ screen makes extended writing uncomfortable, and the Connect subscription paywall for basic features feels kind of unnecessary on a device that already costs $449.

Deals

ReMarkable’s Early Black Friday Sale Includes Refurbished Devices for the First Time

ReMarkable is jumping on the early Black Friday train with discounts on their paper tablets, and here’s what’s new this year: they’re offering deals on refurbished devices alongside new ones. If you’ve been eyeing a reMarkable but balked at the price, this might be your chance. The sale kicks off November 20th at 9:00 AM CET (that’s 12:01 AM Pacific Time for those of you on the West Coast) and runs through Cyber Monday on the reMarkable site.

News & Features

BOOX Rolls out Note Air5 C and Palma 2 Pro, Two Color ePaper Devices with Real-Life Perks

BOOX is expanding its color ePaper lineup with the Note Air5 C and the Palma 2 Pro. The Note Air5 C is a 10.3″ tablet built for reading, note-taking, and light work. The Palma 2 Pro is a 6.13″ pocketable reader with extras that make it feel more like a calm, connected companion than a basic e-reader. If you want a paper-like experience with fewer distractions than a tablet, both are worth considering.

News & Features

Lenovo Self-Charging Bluetooth Keyboard Review: The Solar-Powered Typing Upgrade You Didn’t Know You Needed

When we first saw the Lenovo Self-Charging Bluetooth Keyboard at CES 2025, I was super excited. It’s a little weird to get excited about what is, in effect, a regular old keyboard, but Lenovo made several tweaks that turned a simple keyboard into a truly pleasant experience. Sometimes it’s the game-changers that catch your attention, and sometimes it’s the little things that make your life that much easier. This keyboard is definitely the latter, but it’s still a home run for the category!

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