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This automatic self-leveling tripod is the photography world’s biggest game-changing innovationPlace the Benro Theta on pretty much any surface and it’ll automatically level itself by adjusting its leg height, making sure your camera’s absolutely horizontal... Read More
The Altar I mechanical keyboard made from recyclable materials is minimalist and functional at its heartA good tactile keyboard is a boon for any productive workstation and the options out there are plentiful. Right from the Cherry Stream Desktop and... Read More
This tiny $50 transparent dongle lets you play ANY Game Boy catridge on your desktop!In a world where computer dongles come in all shapes and sizes, catering to a plethora of needs, the Epilogue GB Operator stands out as... Read More
Magnetic Piggy Bank reassembles itself after being broken, becoming a circular fidget-toy in the processBuilt on the ideals of Kintsugi (or the art of repairing pottery with gold to help cherish your belongings instead of discarding them), Penny is... Read More
This bluetooth speaker gives a second life to plastic waste and old e-bike batteriesYou’d think that we would be able to solve the world’s plastic problem with the many products we’re seeing that re-use this material. But of... Read More
Elon Musk adds “Beer Sommelier” to his list of accomplishments with Tesla GigaBier (It’s 100% real)When Electric Dreams Fizzle, Brew Up a Pilsner Elon Musk is a man of many talents. Manufacturing cars or effectively running a social media network... Read More
This monolith-inspired Xbox controller concept is an overkill for gaming ergonomicsGamers are divided as to which controller offers the best combination of ergonomic design, functionality, and strategic in-game advantage. While PlayStation 5 DualSense Edge has... Read More
Modular home fitness equipment also serves as a low table when not in useThere has been a rise in interest in personal fitness in the past few years, which naturally meant a rise in home fitness equipment products... Read More
A Viennese designer shows us what to do with leftover food…make reusable tablewareViennese designer Barbara Gollackner collaborated with Australian chef and restaurant owner Martin Kilga to create the ‘Wasteware’ collection, a range of tableware made using leftover... Read More
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