The seven products that sold out within 24 hours shared common DNA. Japanese design principles met practical engineering. Everyday carry essentials elevated to conversation pieces. Emergency preparedness disguised as premium lifestyle goods. Each item justified desk space, pocket real estate, or shelf prominence through consistent daily value. These weren't gifts that prompted polite thank-yous. They sparked genuine excitement and immediate use.
The highly rated Bose QuietComfort wireless headphones are going for just $179 at Amazon, after the retailer slashed a whopping 49% off their retail price. You're saving a massive $170 on a premium pair, and this deal applies to the stunning Standstone color option. Not your vibe? Several other options are discounted, too, including black, gray, lilac, and pink. Those who prefer their audio gear to be on the minimal side should grab the black version.
You want a gift that feels thoughtful without being awkward, useful without being boring, and most importantly, affordable. The sweet spot is under $50, which is plenty to find something that fits your recipient's personality. Whether you're buying for a co-worker you only chat with at the coffee machine, a friend who already has everything or a cousin who never gives you ideas, there are clever options that will make them smile.
These are premium tools, often priced over $100, with some costing significantly more. For that price, you get a robust, long-lasting tool with a solid warranty to back it up. But not everyone wants or needs a $100+ multitool. Many people are simply looking for something affordable and reliable -- a tool that gets the job done but won't break your heart if it's lost, stolen, or damaged.
With this compact walking pad, you can walk or run up to 3.8 miles per hour in the comfort of your own home (or home office). You can easily adjust your speed with its remote control or companion app.. At the end of your workout, switch to its vibration setting to cool down with a massage. You can use it three ways: standing, sitting in a chair with your feet resting on it, or sitting directly on the pad. Choose from four intensity levels, ranging from light mode for stretching and meditation to strong mode for muscle activation.
Burls Art creates an electric guitar from air and recycled cardboard that still plays and works as a musical instrument. The craftsman's idea comes from a cardboard guitar made in a collaboration between Fender and Signal ten years ago. That guitar used corrugated cardboard as the main material, and the designer thought of upgrading the first version using the same materials but in a different way.
Earlier this year, we ran a poll on the Huawei Mate XT Ultimate, the first commercially available tri-fold smartphone. The key takeaways from that were: 1) 26.4% said "I want a tri-foldable, but cheaper", 2) 22.1% said "I want a Mate XT Ultimate" and 3) 16.7% said "I want a tri-fold, but not from Huawei". This week Samsung may have delivered the answers to 1) and 3).
But AirTags have a few design flaws. First, the replaceable battery means you're chucking away handfuls of CR2032s every year. Then there's the shape and size. These tiny UFO-shaped devices don't have a lanyard hole and are too bulky to be placed in a wallet without giving you a pain in the rear. Also: My search for the ultimate USB-C charger for traveling is finally over Yes, some wallets have little holders for AirTags, but in my experience, they are all too bulky.
If you haven't yet upgraded to Apple's AirPods Pro 3, you can pick up the company's latest model at a discount through a deal on Amazon right now. The AirPods Pro 3, which came out in September, are currently $20 off, bringing their price down to $230. With the new AirPods Pro, Apple made some big improvements, including better battery life and sound quality, and introduced useful new features, such as Live Translation.
SpaceX began launching Starlink satellites in 2019 to provide data in the large gaps that still exist between 4G, 5G, and traditional broadband networks. It now has a monopoly on high-bandwidth, low-latency internet that can be quickly and easily installed anywhere, be it land, sea, or air, or in response to a natural disaster. Other consumer satellite internet services exist with more scheduled to come,
Their loadout reflects this mindset: lightweight weapons, durable optics, reliable radios, and lifesaving medical kits all configured to maximize mobility. Here, 24/7 Wall St. is taking a look inside the Army Ranger toolkit. To determine the loadout used by US Army Rangers, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed various historical and military sources. We ordered these alphabetically. We included supplemental information regarding the type, primary function, skills involved and more.
2. A three pack of wind-up turtles that float, swim, and totally distract them while you bathe your little one. So should you add these to your cart? Shell yeah. 3. A whaley cute shampoo rinser (which totally doubles as a toy) because they don't want any soap to get in those big, beautiful eyes. Kids never want to stop splashin' when they're playing with this!
"The more I looked at the Dell 16 Premium's beautiful facade, the more I wanted something... more," senior reporter Devindra Hardawar wrote. "It needs more usable ports, like HDMI and a full-sized SD card reader. It needs more useful function keys that are visible in bright light - and also stay in one place - so I can touch type more easily. And for the love of god, just give up on the invisible trackpad."
Many companies have tried and failed to produce gaming handhelds that run Windows, and it's not hard to see the appeal. You could take all of your games with you, install mods and custom software, or even plug into a hub and get some work done. Lenovo is taking another swing at the Windows handheld game with the Legion Go 2, undeterred by mixed reviews on the original Legion Go and streamlined Legion Go S.
Talk to any older person about health concerns, and they will likely mention that one of their main fears is falling. And for good reason. While a younger person can often brush off a fall, such an event can be deadly for an older individual. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 14 million older adults fall each year, and these falls are the leading cause of injury-related death among people over 65.
Boston police said the skimmers can be hidden inside or placed over an ATM's card reader, allowing them to copy information from a card's magnetic stripe or chip. In some cases, thieves also set up tiny cameras to capture a PIN as it's typed into the ATM. At store checkout counters, criminals may use plastic overlays on keypads or card readers that secretly collect card data.
It's been a few years since the official introduction of the Bluetooth technology Auracast, which allows devices like earbuds, headphones, speakers, and hearing aids to connect to a single source without the need for pairing. Like a radio picks up your local radio stations, all you have to do is connect to the right broadcast. These could be flight announcements from your gate at the airport, the microphone a teacher is using during a presentation,
The maker movement has always had this tension between aspiration and reality. We want to believe that anyone with creativity and determination can fabricate complex physical objects, but the actual tools have never quite lived up to that vision. 3D printers got there eventually, becoming genuinely accessible after years of tinkering and iteration. CNC mills are still waiting for their Prusa moment, that breakthrough where capability and usability finally converge at a price point that makes sense for individual creators rather than small manufacturers.
Before a Marine is deployed, they're expected to master an essential set of tools that shape how they fight, communicate, navigate, and survive. This toolbox includes everything from rifles and radios to night-vision goggles and life-saving medical gear, these tools turn training into instinct and chaos into control. Here, 24/7 Wall St. is taking a closer look at the US Marine toolkit and how it is employed.
While hand tracking works for me about 70% of the time, when I'm focused on efficiency and getting work done, I need the headset to be as reliable as my laptop. Therefore, pairing the headset with a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse is my preferred method for navigation until Samsung can improve the reliability of its hand and eye tracking. The availability of apps like Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Microsoft Office is strong, and they perform as expected.
Asking the tool tens of times to generate an image for the prompt volunteer helps children in Africa yielded, with two exceptions, a picture of a white woman surrounded by Black children, often with grass-roofed huts in the background. In several of these images, the woman wore a T-shirt emblazoned with the phrase Worldwide Vision, and with the UK charity World Vision's logo. In another, a woman wearing a Peace Corps T-shirt squatted on the ground, reading The Lion King to a group of children.
If you've owned a Switch for a decent length of time, you've likely hit your storage limit. Even the Nintendo Switch OLED model, released in 2021, includes only 64GB of internal storage. The original 2017 Switch offers just 32GB, and with a portion of that dedicated to essential system files, you really have only about 25GB free for games. To put that into perspective, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom comes in just over 16GB.
