Logitech Spotlight 2 Presenter doubles as guided breathing coach to calm down nerves

How often during a presentation have you felt your message deserved a more expressive way of reaching the audience? Logitech is addressing exactly that challenge with the new Spotlight 2 Presenter. Designed to be equally effective in hybrid and in-person environments, the presentation remote gives speakers multiple...

Razer Seiren V3 Pro is a studio grade plug-and-play microphone for newbies and pros

As a newbie, how many times have you shunned the idea of owning a starter-level microphone just because of the complexities involved? Always wishing to have a simpler connecting protocol for ease of use. Razer wants to address this problem with the new Seiren V3 Pro microphone targeted towards streamers, creators,...

Honor Magic V6 Review: Big battery, slim body, refined experience

PROS: Slim and comfortable design Bright and crisp internal and external displays Outstanding battery capacity, backed by fast wired and wireless charging Great main and telephoto camera for a foldable CONS: Feels more like a small upgrade over the Magic V5 than a major generational leap Ultrawide...

An Office Wall That Moves, Opens, and Looks Like Art

The first thing you notice about FLIP is the texture. The BRICKS panels that make up the surface are three-dimensional, each unit raised and grooved in a pattern drawn from the form of actual building bricks. Up close, the natural hemp and flax version has the kind of warm, sandy grain you’d expect to find in a...

7 Best Japanese Kitchen Gadgets That Make Summer Cooking Actually Worth Getting Off the Couch

Summer cooking sits at a particular crossroads. The produce is at its best without much intervention, the kitchen gets warm, and the gap between wanting a good meal and actually making one widens every afternoon. Japanese kitchen design has always understood how to close that gap — not by making cooking faster or...

6 Murano Glass Lamps That Glow Without a Single Cord

If you’ve ever wished your lamp could double as a sculpture, or that a piece of Venetian craft could actually travel with you from room to room rather than stay anchored to the nearest outlet, Flowers in Wonderland might just ruin every other lamp you’ve ever owned. Not dramatically. Just quietly, the way really...

This Keychain Camera Shares Photos Over Its Own Wi-Fi, No App Needed

Keychain cameras have been enjoying a quiet revival, driven largely by a growing appetite for lo-fi photography and a general fatigue with the algorithmic complexity baked into smartphone cameras. Most of what’s available comes pre-assembled and pre-decided, right down to the app you’re expected to use and whose...

Logitech’s $79 Travel Mouse Folds Flat Like a Wallet: Hands-on with the Mobi Fold

Some people adapt to trackpads just fine. They swipe, they tap, they gesture their way through a full workday and never once think about what they’re missing. That has never been me. Trackpads feel unintuitive, slow and imprecise in a way that becomes genuinely frustrating once the work gets serious. Image editing,...

LiberNovo Maxis Gives Bigger Builds the Chair They Actually Deserve

The ergonomic chair market has grown considerably over the past decade, with brands competing on lumbar support, adjustability, and build quality. For most people, the options are plentiful. For taller and broader users, though, the experience often tells the same uncomfortable story: seats that run out before the...

This $129 Floating Pen Doesn’t Just Write. It Spins for 30 Seconds

Most pens are designed to disappear into the background of your workday. You toss them in a drawer, lose them in a bag, borrow one from a colleague, and replace them without thinking too hard about it. The Levitating Pen 3.0 operates from an entirely different premise. It hovers an inch above its base at a 60-degree...