Teufel Audio challenges the disposable Bluetooth speaker trend with the MYND, a device emphasizing repairability, sustainability, and open-source accessibility for end-users.
The Nothing Ear (a) advances on the specs from the brand's Ear (1) earbuds from 2021. The new buds offer plenty of upgrades like improved active noise cancellation, transparency mode, longer battery life, Bluetooth multipoint, minimized latency for gaming, and pinch controls.
The Hoverair X1 Pro Max drone is an enthusiast drone with professional capabilities built into a user-friendly package. This tiny, lightweight drone packs a small camera capable of recording video footage in up to 8K resolution.
AKASO is expanding its product lineup with a 360-degree action camera that leverages its technological expertise in AI image processing and optics.
Innovation doesn't live in laboratories or concept boards; it lives in the products we touch, use, and rely on every single day. This transformation is precisely what the Red Dot Award: Product Design celebrates with unmatched prestige.
The OnTrac headphones succeed Dyson's other, more unorthodox foray into the consumer audio industry. Last year, the company released a pair of headphones with an air-purifying mouthpiece attached.
The C5 has a unique construction and a futuristic aesthetic. It has one of the thinnest screens at a mere 0.25 inches thick. My colleague and I were wary of handling the edges because they seemed delicate. LG's engineers were shooting for "more screen, less panel" in this year's design, successfully making it almost four times thinner than trendy Frame TVs.
Walking into a kitchen with the Waterdrop A2 feels like discovering a secret that everyone else missed. This isn't your grandmother's clunky water filter; it's a masterpiece that happens to purify water.
Ever dropped your Apple Watch and felt that sinking feeling in your stomach? A screen protector for Apple watch might seem like a small detail, but it can save you hundreds of dollars in repairs.
Setting up the U8QG involved the usual dance of attaching the stand and connecting the unit to our network. While the assembly process was not terrible, it certainly required four hands (two people) to do safely.
