Back in the day, handheld gaming meant slipping AA batteries into a Game Boy and hoping your save file didn’t vanish with a sneeze. Fast forward past the PSP era, through the Switch’s heyday, and here we are – surrounded by sleek, cloud-connected consoles that look like they could file your taxes if you asked nicely. Into this already-packed arena walks the Abxylute One Pro, strutting like it knows something the others don’t. Spoiler: it kind of does.

The One Pro isn’t trying to outgun a Steam Deck or push frame rates like a ROG Ally. That’s not its lane. What it offers instead is something far more focused – and frankly, way more fun. This is a machine that understands handheld gaming isn’t always about performance brute force. Sometimes it’s about slipping into retro bliss, emulating PS2 titles flawlessly, and doing it all without melting your palms or draining your wallet.

Designer: abxylute

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Powered by the MediaTek Genio 510, the One Pro gets a solid boost over the OG Abxylute. This chip isn’t exactly a household name, but under the hood it’s no slouch. We’re talking dual Cortex-A78 cores backed by four Cortex-A55s – enough to push 60fps on PS2 emulation, which is kind of the sweet spot for most old-school titles. Paired with 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM and 64GB of storage (expandable to 2TB), it’s well equipped for managing retro libraries, mobile games, and light Android multitasking.

And yes, it’s running Android 13, which means Google Play Store access is baked in. Emulators? Check. Remote play for Steam, PS5, and Xbox? You bet. Mobile games and streaming? Abxylutely (geddit?). But what makes the One Pro feel unusually tuned-in is how it’s tailored to the hands of gamers who actually care about control fidelity.

The joysticks are a big deal here. These aren’t the mini thumb-nubs you find on cheaper handhelds or Joy-Con imitators. They’re full-sized capacitive digital joysticks, which should mean better accuracy, less drift, and a bit of that Xbox-controller muscle memory. For something this compact, that’s a surprisingly premium touch – and one that’ll matter when you’re trying to stick a landing in Tony Hawk or line up a sniper shot in Metal Gear Solid 3.

Display-wise, you’re getting a 7-inch 1080p LTPS screen with a 60Hz refresh rate. It’s not OLED, but for the price point it’s respectable – colors are punchy, motion feels smooth, and the screen size hits that ergonomic sweet spot. The design goes semi-transparent, evoking that late ’90s aesthetic like it just walked out of a Toys“R”Us catalog – but the vibe works. It’s retro without being cosplay.

You’ll also find touchscreen mapping tools, controller customization, and even 4K video output – ideal if you’re hooking this up to a TV or some wild AR glasses setup. Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 5 with MU-MIMO (so your game stream won’t choke), Bluetooth, and USB-C for charging or docking. The 5,200mAh battery promises up to 8 hours of use, which feels just right – not marathon-level, but good enough to get you through a long flight or a Sunday couch session.

Size-wise, it clocks in at 250mm x 115mm x 30mm and weighs 430 grams. That’s chunky enough to feel sturdy without veering into wrist-cramp territory. Luckily, it’s still hyper-compact, leaning into Switch Lite or Legion Go S territory, which makes it perfect for on-the-go gaming… and although the abxylute One Pro doesn’t really ship with a protective case, you can grab a nifty soft-shell carry case on abxylute’s website for pretty cheap, complete with mesh pockets for keeping things like charging cables, MicroSD cards, and whatnot.

The Kickstarter launched on March 27, with early bird pricing at $209, and the full retail price landing at $249. Shipping kicks off mid-to-late May, so it won’t be long before you get the unit in your hands – and the sooner the better, judging by the whole tariff-measuring competition the US and China are having…

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Projectors have always held a subtle advantage over TVs: inherent portability. You could never just casually toss a 50-inch television into a bag for a weekend getaway. Yet, for a long time, projectors themselves weren’t exactly pinnacles of design – functional, often bulky, white or beige boxes. That’s changing fast. A new wave of smart projectors, spearheaded by brands like XGIMI, JMGO, and Nebula, are aggressively shedding that utilitarian skin, embracing aesthetics that make them mantle-worthy decor and genuinely travel-friendly companions. The era of the boring box is fading.

Into this evolving landscape steps the Dangbei N2 Mini. At first glance, it fits right into the modern aesthetic of compact tech. It’s small, unassuming, and designed to blend in, aided by a clever built-in gimbal stand allowing easy tilting up to 95 degrees. This isn’t a powerhouse meant for a dedicated home theater; it’s positioned as a versatile companion for spontaneous movie nights, easy bedroom ceiling projections, or adding a big screen where a TV won’t fit. Its portability invites users to rethink content consumption.

Designer: Dangbei

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The crucial feature that sets it apart is its native Netflix certification. Dangbei securing official Netflix support is a huge win for convenience, sitting alongside preloaded Prime Video, YouTube, YouTube Kids, and nearly 300 other streaming apps. No Chromecast, no Fire Stick, no Roku, no Apple TV. The N2 Mini has everything it needs within, giving you a smart device that’s all-encompassing on both the hardware and software level.

Of course, a projector lives and dies by its image quality. The N2 Mini offers a native 1080p resolution for solid clarity, capable of projecting an image up to 120 inches. It has 200 ISO lumens of brightness, which might be its only Achilles heel. Although not designed to battle bright daylight, it performs admirably in dimly lit or dark rooms – its intended environment. Support for HDR10 and HLG also aims to deliver better contrast and color than basic SDR projectors within its brightness class.

Automatic focus, keystone correction, and even obstacle avoidance come baked in, so your projector is literally as easy to use as a point-and-shoot. Point the projector roughly where you want the image, and it should electronically square things up, focus sharply, and adjust for objects in the way. This automation, combined with a quiet 26dB operating noise and a dust-resistant design, reinforces the N2 Mini’s plug-and-play appeal for casual users.

Sound is handled by a pair of 6W speakers with Dolby Audio support. While integrated speakers rarely rival dedicated soundbars, having decent onboard audio is essential for grab-and-go portability. It means you can move it to another room and start watching without needing external speakers, though Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is available if you want to upgrade the audio experience for a more cinematic feel during longer sessions.

Connectivity options are standard but sufficient: an HDMI port for consoles or laptops, a USB-A port likely for media playback, faster dual-band Wi-Fi 6 for smooth streaming, and the aforementioned Bluetooth. These ensure it can handle various sources beyond its native apps, maintaining that ease-of-use focus that defines the experience while keeping pace with current wireless standards for reliable performance online.

The Dangbei N2 Mini enters a crowded market, but its official Netflix support provides a compelling argument, especially considering its highly accessible promotional price of $179 (discounted from $229). It addresses a common pain point directly without demanding a premium. While not the brightest projector overall, it presents a remarkably well-rounded package focused squarely on convenience and popular streaming within a compact, smart, and aesthetically current form factor. It’s a pragmatic, affordable solution for everyday big-screen enjoyment.

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I’ve heard of people taking meetings from the backseat of their car, but what the Caro is proposing is pretty wild – turning your driver seat into a makeshift desk for quick in-car productivity. Designed as a stand that locks into your steering wheel and gives you a tabletop surface, the Caro Stand & Table lets you turn your driver seat into a makeshift table for pretty much anything. Work on emails, take quick meetings, watch a movie, get stuff done on road trips, create content on-the-go, heck you can even eat an entire meal on the stand’s tabletop accessory so you don’t accidentally get barbecue sauce on your pants because you kept your food on your lap. The idea, as bizarre as it sounds, is perfect for a whole variety of scenarios – especially for remote work, road trips, city commutes, on-the-go content creation, or just anyone who needs to quickly get stuff done between car rides whether it’s checking a document or checking your make-up.

Think about it – your car seat is nothing more than a comfortable chair – so why not have a table along with it? That’s what the Caro Stand & Table sort of addresses. When parked, the stand slips right into your steering wheel, locking into place so you can dock a laptop with near-perfect precision and work from your seat without moving. Want to ditch the laptop for your Chipotle bowl and Jamba Juice shake? The Caro Stand has a four-part folding table that locks into place, giving you a perfect place to eat a meal, place a Nintendo Switch, or even work with a laptop and a mouse on the side. Necessary? Well, maybe. Genius? Absolutely.

Designer: Yun Seok Shin (caomobi CEO)

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Car desks have existed for a while now, but search the internet and you’ll see how childish they look. Designed to feel like the kind of tray attached to a child’s high chair, these are mostly designed for holding food and drinks – anything else feels weirdly out of place. The Caro, on the other hand, is designed differently. A minimal, foldable, slick device, the Caro opens up and locks into your steering wheel, giving you a very stable place to dock your laptop. The metal design feels intentional – it’s strong, dissipates heat, and allows the Caro to be very compact. You can dock your laptop in a variety of angles, or ditch the laptop entirely to dock a four-part table that turns your car into anything you want it to be – a dinner table, a vanity table, a place to get a quick nap – it’s entirely your choice.

The Caro Stand is rather clever, with its tiny, yet hyper-adjustable form factor. Sort of like one of those laptop stands you’d use on your desk, the Caro Stand is optimized for your steering unit. It unfolds, locks into your steering wheel, and rests against the housing of the steering shaft. The base of the Caro Stand can then rest a laptop on it securely, going from anything as small as an 11″ tablet to a mammoth 18″ laptop.

Why not just place the laptop on your lap instead? You could, but anyone who’s tried actually working that way will tell you that the Laptop (despite its name), isn’t really comfortable on the lap. Your neck bends too low, the laptop heats your thighs, and your eyes get strained because of the angle. It isn’t ergonomic at all – which is why most desks are at least a good 6-inches higher than the average lap. The Caro Stand does that too, stably balancing your laptop on the same level as your steering wheel. This is perfect because your neck is used to looking at the steering wheel or the speedometer behind it, and your hands are used to the angle of the wheel itself.

Studs let you adjust your laptop, so you’re not limited to just one angle. Sit the laptop flat for the basic version, angle it once and you have an even more ergonomic setup with a lifted display, and angle it further and you can actually slide a keyboard in and work in ways that you wouldn’t even think possible with existing car desks. If you want to take your setup even further, the Caro Stand supports dual-monitor use, simply by allowing you to tilt your laptop upwards and fit an extra portable monitor in place (like the setup shown below).

If the stand isn’t enough, the foldable table is Caro’s pièce de résistance. It locks into the stand and folds out into a versatile table that you can use for pretty much anything. The table’s four-part design means you can fold out half the table if you want a compact space at just 13.1″ wide. Open the panels further and it goes up to 23.4″, while being 8.2″ deep.

The table sits perfectly flat and has a fairly matte surface that prevents items from sliding around. It also holds a respectable 33lbs (15kg) of weight, so you could easily use it to place your work setup, your lunch spread, or even vlogging gear in case you’re the kind to vlog from your car. Moreover, integrated supports in the center hinge let you angle-adjust your laptop even on the table, giving you a perfect combination of ergonomics and space efficiency.

A fair warning: the Caro clearly isn’t meant to be used while the car’s on. It locks INTO the steering wheel, which nobody should do while the car’s running or not parked. It does, however, allow you to freely enter and exit your car without needing to disassemble your setup (so you can pop out for a quick break or grab an extra soda from the drive-thru restaurant).

The Caro’s parts are designed to be compact and resilient, docking into the steering wheel with silicone pads that prevent the wheel’s leather from getting damaged, as well as around the laptop docking section to prevent scratches on your device. That being said, it fits most steering wheels and even yokes and should work with almost every car. For pretty much anyone who needs a quick workspace between home and the office, the Caro Stand & Table offers a great alternative to scrambling and struggling with your laptop or your lunch in your car. When all’s said and done, the entire thing folds into a compact format small enough to fit into your glove box. Pretty smart, no?

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I have a checklist for what I consider great EDC, and I’m going to share it with you. Good EDC (in entirely my opinion) should be compact, well-crafted, appealing, and should try to be multipurpose. Tick all those boxes and you’ve won my support – something that I instantly felt with the Edge & Pop the second I saw it. It’s compact, has a fairly plain silhouette, but is filled with character. When open, it sports a tiny drop-point microblade made from gorgeous Damascus Steel. Close the blade, however, and the EDC transforms into a bottle opener.

That’s where the name Edge & Pop comes from – its two personas. When open, the blade reveals its sharp edge, but when shut, it lets you ‘pop’ open a brewski. The magic lies in the way the blade’s formed. The bottle opener is built right into its rear, and juts out when the knife’s shut. Use the bottle opener as a finger-flip, and it allows the blade to swivel open… and when your hands aren’t loving this fidget action, your eyes are admiring the spectacular Damascus bladework, wrapped in gorgeous ebony wood.

Designer: LUNARK

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“I created Edge & Pop because I was tired of bulky, uninspired pocket tools. I wanted something that’s sharp, stylish, and truly everyday-carry friendly, so I designed a compact Damascus steel knife with a built-in bottle opener,” says Lunark, the man behind the Edge & Pop. “A great pocket knife should feel like an extension of your hand, effortless to carry, built to last, and always ready when you need it. Inspired by centuries of craftsmanship, I set out to create a pocket knife that honors tradition while embracing modern everyday needs.”

Measuring a mere 1.85 inches when closed (1.6 inches if you just measure the handle), and opening to a tiny 2.7 inches when you need to wield the blade, the Edge & Pop is so compact you’ll forget it’s even there. It weighs a paltry 1 ounce or 28 grams (that’s lighter than your average AirPods case), but pop the blade open and it really does mean business. The blade may measure only 1.1 inches from base to tip, but that’s enough to really get the job done, whether you’re using your EDC knief indoors or outdoors.

The gorgeous Damascus steel blade is truly a work of art. Lunark prides himself in craftsmanship, which is why the entire EDC is such a celebration of tradition and handiwork. The blade’s drop-point profile allows it to do everything from cut open envelopes to even slice through paracord and whittle/carve wood. 67 layers of high-carbon stainless steel give the blade a rating of 58-60 on the Rockwell Hardness Scale, which means it’ll take on all the tasks you throw at it without really needing much upkeep or maintenance. The 9Cr18MoV steel blade holds its shape and retains its edge even with sustained use.

Meanwhile, the back of the blade sports that nifty little bottle opener. In many ways, the bottle opener acts as a flipper to quickly deploy the blade. A liner lock holds the blade in place, and can be disengaged to shut the knife and reveal its bottle opener detail once again. Made from the same Damascus steel, it effortlessly cracks open the caps of any bottle, while the handle acts as the fulcrum point.

The handle itself is fashioned from a piece of ebony wood. The unique grain on the handle is a sheer treat to look at, and is unique to every knife. Similarly, the Damascus blade has its own unique marbling, which means every single Edge & Pop is different in its pattern, sort of like human fingerprints. That also means your Edge & Pop knife is truly yours, and unlike any other out there.

“I set out to create a pocket knife that blends heritage craftsmanship with modern utility, a tool that’s compact, effortless to carry, and designed for everyday use,” Lunark mentions. “After multiple iterations, I arrived at the perfect form, sleek, precise, and uniquely functional. The built-in bottle opener became an essential feature, adding an extra layer of practicality without compromising the knife’s slim profile. Every detail was carefully considered to create a tool that feels just as good in hand as it looks in your everyday carry.

Compact, utilitarian, versatile, and visually striking, the Edge & Pop really does tick all my boxes for good EDC design. It starts at just $39 per unit – extremely affordable for a hand-forged Damascus Steel blade – and makes for a great gift if you’ve got friends/family who love the outdoors and the adventure it brings… Or just appreciate their occasional beers!

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In a world brimming with cookie-cutter ceramics and all-too-familiar furniture, standing out often takes a splash of bold color, a twist of creativity, and a generous helping of quirk. That’s exactly what you get with these Cheeseburger Stackable Snack Plates, a playful yet practical tableware set that turns heads and sparks conversations.

At first glance, the set looks like a glossy, cartoon-style cheeseburger stacked high and ready to devour. But a closer look reveals its clever design: six ceramic plates, each shaped and colored to represent a classic cheeseburger ingredient. The golden-brown “top bun” and “bottom bun” serve as shallow bowls, perfect for dips or sauces. Sandwiched in between are four vibrant plates: bright red for ketchup, sunny yellow for cheese, crisp green for lettuce, and deep brown for a juicy patty.

Designer: The Farm Brunch

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Each dish in this adorable set ranges from 3.7 to 4.1 inches in diameter, making them the ideal size for a variety of small bites, think sushi, condiments, side dishes, fruit, or desserts. Planning a burger night? Use the individual plates to serve all your toppings, from chopped onions to pickles, and let guests build their burgers in style. These plates are so charming, even picky eaters and little ones might be tempted to snack a bit more enthusiastically.

But this set isn’t just about novelty, it’s built to last. Crafted from high-quality ceramic, each plate is glazed on both sides for a glossy, high-shine finish that resists fading, scratches, and everyday wear. Whether you’re plating hot sliders or chilled veggies, these dishes are up to the task. They’re dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup and conveniently stack into their iconic burger shape, making them a clever space-saving solution for small kitchens or crowded shelves.

Visually, the cheeseburger stack brings a pop-art flair to your dining space. Its bright, retro-inspired design adds a splash of fun to both modern apartments and cozy family homes. This isn’t just dinnerware, it’s a decorative piece that brings a smile to your face every time you reach for a plate. The multicolor layers not only make food look more appetizing, but they also elevate the overall table setting with a playful twist that never takes itself too seriously.

Looking for a gift that’s fun, functional, and full of personality? These cheeseburger snack plates are a hit for any occasion: Christmas, birthdays, weddings, housewarmings, or just because. Ideal for food lovers, design enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys a touch of whimsy in their everyday life, this set is sure to impress.

So if your kitchen is craving a little more color, charm, and creativity, say goodbye to boring plates. The Cheeseburger Stackable Snack Plate set is here to serve up style, with a side of flair.

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Most suitcases force you to unpack the moment you arrive, spreading clothes across the floor, digging for that one shirt, trying to stay organized in a temporary space that barely accommodates you, leave alone your wardrobe. Drobe solves this problem by becoming your wardrobe. It doesn’t sit flat, doesn’t open in a clamshell format, and doesn’t house all your belongings in a haphazard manner. It’s haute, travel-friendly furniture that moves. The Drobe has the soul of a wardrobe in the body of a travel case, making it truly the most game-changing design the travel industry is about to experience.

A spin on the word ‘wardrobe’, the Drobe is basically a cupboard designed for travel. It’s compact, expandable, portable, modular, and TSA-friendly. When shut, it looks exactly like a travel case, complete with wheels, handle, and a metal shell. Expand it, however, and it splits apart into pieces, turning into a full-fledged wardrobe complete with 3 compartments and a hanging rod for your clothes. It somehow feels radically innovative and familiar at the same time, the kind you look at and wonder why nobody thought about it before. The best part? Never needing to unpack, because the Drobe becomes your wardrobe, whether at home or while on a trip.

Designer: Drobe

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Most travel cases are designed to open like a clamshell – a format that I can only assume one person designed and everyone else just blindly copied. What the Drobe showcases is entirely different. Instead of laying your travel case down flat and opening it like a massive book, the Drobe can be opened while it stands vertically. The handle slides upwards, becoming a linear rail system that allows the suitcase to expand vertically. Each compartment slides upwards, turning into a ‘shelf’ of your wardrobe that you can access without really needing to hunch over. The top of the handle works like a clothes rod, allowing users to hang clothes wardrobe-style, while an easy-access compartment on the top of the Drobe includes a fold-out mirror, turning your travel case into an impromptu dressing table.

To use the Drobe, simply disengage the handle lock and lift it up. The handle telescopes upwards, also lifting the Drobe’s compartments with it. You suddenly go from a compact flight-friendly suitcase to a three-part wardrobe that you can access comfortably. The upper section has a quick-access lid that also packs the aforementioned mirror (a brilliant touch if you ask me), while the lower sections can be used to segregate other items like innerwear, shoes, dirty laundry, basically stuff you don’t need to access immediately. The handle on top now also doubles as a clothes rod, allowing you to hang actively worn items like suits, jackets, shirts, dresses, or anything you don’t want to fold or put away.

Manufactured in Norway and already awarded by the European Product Design Awards and the New York Product Design Awards, Drobe is built unlike anything else on the market. Every part of the suitcase is made using 100 percent pure, high-quality materials to last – but built for change. The entire body, from the outer shell to the smallest internal component, can be replaced or repaired. And when you’re ready for a new style or need to refresh old parts, they can be easily swapped or sent back to be recycled into the next generation of Drobe.

Not only is this modularity and repairability a first for travel cases, but it also brings a level of modularity to your luggage, giving you the ability to repair/upgrade your mobile wardrobe. The outer panels come in a variety of colors, allowing you to choose a Drobe that fits your profile and character. And as far as durability goes, the outer metal shell absorbs impact extremely well, ensuring that your portable wardrobe is truly travel-friendly.

The Drobe builds on the best parts of European-led design. Scandinavian sensibilities with its take on minimalism and modularity, Italian materials designed to compete with leading fashion labels, and Norwegian engineering, making the luggage feel familiar yet still be radically different from anything you’ve ever seen. Pure aluminum. Clean, fully recyclable HDPE plastic for strength without weight. Swedish leather handles and interiors that develop a soft, rich patina over time. The regular trims of a travel case still exist – the caster wheels, the TSA-friendly lock, the wide telescoping handle that lets you maneuver your case across any airport. Open it, however, and you’re bound to get a bunch of awestruck stares, and even a few “where did you get this from”s.

Beyond its role as luggage, Drobe honestly serves as adaptable furniture. You don’t specifically need to use it for clothes or travel – it can double as a mobile bookcase, a stylish bar unit, or an extension of your closet, seamlessly integrating into various living spaces. This versatility makes it particularly suitable for small apartments or temporary accommodations, offering practical and flexible storage options.

This makes the Drobe just perfect for pretty much anyone who prefers a level of compactness and mobility in life. You could be living in a small rented apartment without a wardrobe, you could be fairly nomadic, wanting to move places and have a non-tethered lifestyle, you could just love the idea of a suitcase serving as a chest of drawers, or you could be Drobe’s most common audience – someone who hates packing and unpacking.

The approach of turning a suitcase into a mobile wardrobe is surely new, but the overall need isn’t. We’ve seen plenty of suitcases approach the idea of organized or modular storage, separating your clothes from your shoes, and your gadgets from your toiletry – but the Drobe fundamentally rethinks the travel case, turning it into a mobile replica of existing furniture – the wardrobe. The design bridges those two worlds better than anything I’ve ever seen before – and the fact that it’s repairable and modular just becomes the icing on this cake.

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Working with a single screen feels increasingly limiting in today’s digital landscape. Whether you’re coding, designing, analyzing data, or simply managing multiple applications, the constant window-switching dance hampers productivity and focus. Enter the DUEX Float 2.0 and DUEX Float PRO, revolutionary portable monitors that transform how we work and play on the go, offering expanded screen real estate without sacrificing mobility or convenience.

The latest evolution in Mobile Pixels’ portable monitor lineup addresses the fundamental challenge of modern computing: how to maximize productivity without being tied to a desk. Both models feature a clever stacked design that attaches seamlessly to your laptop, creating an ergonomic dual-screen setup that moves with you. At 33% lighter than previous versions, these monitors finally deliver on the promise of truly portable multi-screen computing without the bulk that typically accompanies extra displays.

Designer: Zikang Feng

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The standard DUEX Float 2.0 impresses with its 15.6-inch Full HD display, offering crisp visuals for everyday tasks. But the real showstopper is the DUEX Float PRO, sporting a stunning 16-inch 2.5K (2560×1600) screen with 100% sRGB color accuracy and a 120Hz refresh rate. Creative professionals will appreciate the PRO’s enhanced contrast ratio of 1200:1 and impressive 350 cm/m² brightness, making color-critical work possible even when away from your primary workspace.

Both models feature built-in stereo speakers that deliver surprisingly robust audio for video calls, presentations, and entertainment. This eliminates the need for external speakers in many scenarios or relying on your laptop’s mediocre speaker, further streamlining your mobile setup. The integrated audio combined with the high-resolution display creates an immersive experience that transforms everything from client presentations to after-hours Netflix sessions.

With three distinct viewing modes to match your environment and task, the DUEX Float 2.0 and PRO are designed to meet your needs anywhere you go. Stacked mode positions the screen directly above your laptop display, creating an ergonomic vertical arrangement that reduces neck strain during long work sessions. Presentation mode extends your workspace horizontally, perfect for sharing content with others across the table, while freestanding mode utilizes the built-in kickstand for flexible positioning when desk space allows.

Connectivity couldn’t be simpler with true plug-and-play functionality across multiple operating systems. The monitors work instantly with MacOS, iOS (iPhone 15 and newer), Windows, ChromeOS, and Android (Samsung DeX) via USB-C connection. No drivers, no configuration hassles: just connect and get to work. The 65W USB-C pass-through charging is particularly clever, allowing you to power both your laptop and the monitor with a single cable.

The DUEX Float lineup shines for specific user groups. Business professionals can seamlessly present data while maintaining access to notes or reference materials. Creative professionals benefit from the PRO’s color accuracy and precision. Frequent travelers appreciate the lightweight design that fits easily in a laptop bag. Gamers enjoy responsive visuals with the PRO’s 120Hz refresh rate, while students can create distraction-free workspaces anywhere on campus.

Eye health hasn’t been overlooked either. Both models feature anti-glare displays and adjustable viewing angles that reduce eye strain during extended use. This attention to physical comfort, combined with the ergonomic positioning options, means you can work longer and more comfortably without the fatigue that often accompanies marathon computing sessions.

The DUEX Float 2.0 and DUEX Float PRO represent a significant leap forward in portable monitor technology. They deliver on the dual-screen promise without compromise, offering genuine productivity enhancements that adapt to your environment rather than forcing you to adapt to them. For professionals who value both mobility and screen real estate, these monitors provide the perfect balance of functionality, quality, and convenience.

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The pandemic ended years ago. You don’t need to sit at home anymore. You can hang out at a friend’s place, on a terrace, in a backyard, anywhere. And sure, you could sit and stare at your phone while you share TikToks with everyone around you – but projectors are now affordable enough that you can buy one and turn any place into an impromptu movie theater. Watch the latest episodes of White Lotus, binge a movie series (I recently began rewatching X-Men), or just indulge in some brain-rot movies online – projectors are perfect for gatherings. They’re portable, affordable, they create a massive screen nearly 100 inches diagonally, and here’s the best part – you can now power them with a simple power bank.

That’s the feature that JMGO wants to highlight with its latest projectors in the N1S series. The newly debuted N1S SE and N1S Nano form a part of their wildly popular N1S series, but unlike some of their higher-end projectors, these ones are designed to be affordable, adaptable, and power-efficient. The projectors were teased at CES this year, but JMGO’s now lifted the veil on them, with a very affordable sub-$999 price tag… and the ability to run the projector on the same power bank you use to charge your phone.

Designer: JMGO

JMGO N1S SE

A projector this compact has no right to feel this premium. The JMGO N1S SE is sculpted like a desktop monolith but behaves more like a precision instrument. At just 3.9lb, it fits anywhere, but the real party-trick is its motorized gimbal base, which rotates 360° and tilts without fuss—no stack of books or janky tripod required. Inside, JMGO’s upgraded MALC 2.0 triple laser system pushes out 800 ISO lumens at 1080p, with shockingly crisp clarity and rich color accuracy thanks to its full BT.2020 coverage and HDR10+ support. Autofocus and keystone correction are automatic, image sizes go up to a whopping 200 inches, and 65W Type-C charging means you can plug it into any mid or hi-end power bank to run your portable cinema.

The N1S SE folds in Google TV for instant access to Netflix, YouTube, and everything else you binge in denial. Two built-in 5W speakers with Dolby Atmos support mean you can skip the soundbar in a pinch, and with Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1, HDMI, and USB ports, it plays nice with your whole setup. JMGO nailed the physical proportions too—this thing has presence without bulk, and that matte black body makes it feel more like design gear than a disposable gadget. No garish branding, no over-the-top frills—just a clean, focused machine that belongs in your space.

Why We Recommend It

So why do I recommend it? Because the N1S SE does something rare—it respects your living space. It’s a projector you don’t have to hide or babysit. The image looks consistently excellent without constant tweaking, and the design is quietly assertive without screaming for attention. For people who care about color accuracy, placement flexibility, and owning tech that doesn’t feel disposable, this hits the sweet spot. I’ve seen pricier models do less with more, and cheaper ones fail on fundamentals. This one delivers where it counts, starts at an impressively budget-friendly €799 ($906 USD) price tag—and looks damn good doing it.

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JMGO N1S Nano

Weighing in at 3.9 lbs and measuring approximately 7.4 x 6.5 x 7.5 inches, the N1S Nano is the tiniest in its series. It’s designed for easy transport, fitting snugly into your backpack for those outdoor cinema experiences I mentioned earlier. The inner LED light source delivers up to 460 ISO lumens brightness, projecting crisp 1080p images up to 80 inches wide – that’s the equivalent of four 40-inch televisions arranged in a 2×2 format. While the N1S SE boasts a more advanced triple laser system, the Nano’s LED setup provides a respectable viewing experience for its class. The integrated stand allows for flexible positioning, and with automatic focus and keystone correction, setting up becomes a hassle-free endeavor.

Running on Android with the Google TV interface, the N1S Nano offers seamless access to streaming platforms like YouTube and Apple TV. Its two built-in 5W speakers, compatible with Dolby Atmos, ensure immersive audio without the need for external devices. Connectivity is well-addressed with HDMI 2.1 (ARC) and USB-A ports. Unlike the N1S SE, which requires a constant power source, the Nano can be powered via a 65W USB-C input, making it adaptable for on-the-go scenarios when paired with a compatible power bank. This flexibility, combined with its more affordable price point, positions the N1S Nano for anyone looking to dip their toes into the projector world.

Why We Recommend It

The JMGO N1S Nano strikes a commendable balance between portability, performance, and price. While it may not match the N1S SE’s advanced features, it offers a solid viewing experience in a compact form factor, and a fairly lower entrance-friendly €599 ($679 USD) price tag. Its user-friendly setup, versatile connectivity, and the ability to power it via USB-C make it a practical choice for casual movie nights, presentations, or impromptu viewing sessions. A perfect pick for people who love dabbling in movie nights, projecting YouTube videos on the ceiling while they lie in bed, or just want a large-screen experience without committing to a television.

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It’s 2025 and most of the tech around us is truly wireless. We can share audio wireless, we transmit internet wirelessly, we even charge wirelessly. But we’re still slaves to the HDMI cable – sure, there’s really no problem streaming video wirelessly, but casting is fundamentally broken. As someone who used Chromecast for the longest time, it was frustratingly slow with input/output lag that I could literally measure myself. That was years ago and casting today still remains fairly clunky – although the folks at TobenONE could be sitting on something fairly revolutionary – lag-free wireless HDMI transmission.

Imagine this – you plug a transmitter into your iPad, a receiver into a monitor, and boom, you’ve got a secondary display that works as buttery smooth as if it were connected by an invisible HDMI cable. The TobenONE T1 connects to input devices via USB-C, so it works with your laptop, tablet, phone, even your handheld gaming console, giving you an instant connection to a nearby external display. However, it doesn’t limit itself to just being an HDMI transmitter – the TobenONE T1 works as a 6-in-1 multiport hub too, letting you charge devices, transfer data, and stream wirelessly, whether it’s a presentation at work, or just wanting to beam TikTok from your phone onto your TV.

Designer: TobenONE

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The TobenONE T1 is about ruthless efficiency. Need to throw your laptop screen onto a projector across the room without crawling under a table with an HDMI cable in your mouth? Done. Thanks to built-in 5G Wi-Fi, the T1 transmits video and audio wirelessly up to 30 meters away, delivering a 1080p 60Hz signal with surprising stability. And for when you crave pixel perfection, the receiver actually works as an HDMI cable too, allowing you to simply connect it to the transmitter for native 4K at 60Hz through a wired connection. This thing handles both modes on command with a one-click switch that actually works as promised—white LED for wireless, green for wired. Simple, decisive, and more responsive than most coworkers in a Zoom meeting.

What TobenONE has pulled off here is a kind of hybrid we rarely see in the accessories world—a dual-mode tool that doesn’t feel like it was compromised by the ambition of trying to be both. Wireless projection is buttery smooth, and the HDMI output through hub mode looks as sharp as you’d expect from a 4K 60Hz signal. You could run a Netflix binge, share a Figma prototype, or throw up a real-time DaVinci Resolve preview—all without stutters or sync issues. It even shrugs off minor latency concerns that plague similar wireless solutions, thanks to a hardware-level SoC video processor optimized for the job.

Of course, “hub” means you’re getting more than just display mirroring. The T1 packs two USB-C ports, a USB-A 3.0 port (because some of us still use flash drives), a 100W PD 3.0 charging port, and the aforementioned HDMI. The USB ports push data at up to 5Gbps, which is fast enough to dump your entire photo library into an SSD before your coffee gets cold. The power delivery deserves its own ovation—100 watts of juice through the USB-C port is no joke. It’ll charge your MacBook Pro while simultaneously running external displays and transferring files, without blinking.

The design itself is slick, intuitive, and massively reduces both visual and hardware clutter. The entire thing is a single black box with a one-button interface, making using it foolproof. A polymer shell with a tactile matte-gloss combo finish that resists fingerprints better than some phones. Smartly placed ventilation holes boost heat dissipation by 50%, making this one of the rare performance-forward hubs that doesn’t overheat halfway through a project deadline.

But where T1 really earns its stripes is how seamless it feels. The pairing between the transmitter and receiver is pre-configured at the factory. No apps. No QR code dance. No desperate forum dives at 11 p.m. Just plug, press, and go. Even the initial sync, which takes a modest 5–10 seconds, gets cut down to near-instant speeds with each subsequent use.

It’s clearly built for people who move fast—designers shifting between workstations, marketers pitching from laptops, educators sharing content on classroom screens. And despite its portability, it doesn’t cut corners on performance. That blend of mobility and muscle is rare, especially in a segment littered with undercooked gimmicks pretending to be productivity tools.

The T1 hub starts at $99, an impressive 50% off from its original $179 price tag. It includes the transmitter itself, which serves as the 6-in-1 hub and a receiver for plugging into your HDMI-enabled external device. The receiver works as an HDMI cable too in a pinch, which means you don’t really need any extra cables, dongles, peripherals cluttering your desk or your life.

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Remember that time you nearly got hit by a car because your AirPods Pro were doing too good a job canceling noise? No? Just me then. But that’s precisely the problem that Edifier’s new LolliClip ANC open-ear earbuds are designed to solve – delivering quality audio without isolating you from the world around you. And they’re doing it with a design that’s as quirky as their name suggests.

Joining the ranks of multiple entrants in the open-ear audio category (Beats and Nothing, we’re looking at you), the LolliClip earbuds are the fresh kids on the block, competing with a similarly priced Nothing Ear (open). But unlike many competitors who’ve embraced bone conduction or air conduction technology, Edifier’s game-changing feature doesn’t exist in any of its competitors – noise canceling, with the added benefit of health-tracking, right through the earbuds themselves.

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The LolliClip earbuds feature what Edifier calls a “clip-on” design, which is essentially a small speaker that sits just outside your ear canal. This approach allows them to deliver audio directly toward your ear without blocking it, maintaining your spatial awareness while still providing a surprisingly immersive listening experience. What makes the LolliClips particularly interesting is their shape – resembling, well, lollipops (hence the name). The circular speaker element sits outside your ear while a small stem extends downward, housing the battery, microphones, and controls. A multi-curvature ear hook wrapped in silicone ensures a comfortable fit. It’s refreshingly different in a market where design innovation often feels incremental at best.

Perhaps the most surprising feature of the LolliClips is the fact that it comes with adaptive active noise cancellation – something you don’t see in open ear designs at all because of the lack of a physical seal that helps prevent outer sounds from entering the year. While it won’t provide the cocoon-like isolation of traditional in-ear ANC earbuds, Edifier’s implementation can still reduce environmental noise, focusing primarily on consistent background noises like HVAC systems or engine rumble. This strikes as the perfect compromise for urban commuters or runners who want to enjoy their content while remaining aware of car horns, bicycle bells, or approaching pedestrians. Ideally, outer noise is important, but it shouldn’t completely overpower one’s music.

If that wasn’t enough, the LolliClips also incorporate health tracking capabilities. Using built-in sensors, they can monitor heart rate, body temperature, and even track fitness metrics when paired with the Edifier ConneX app. While they won’t replace your Apple Watch or Fitbit (and Edifier explicitly notes they’re not for medical use), having these sensors in a device you’re already wearing makes perfect sense – and I can’t help but think that we could be looking at most TWS earbuds becoming de-facto fitness tracking devices in the future.

Each earbud houses a 13mm dynamic driver with a titanium-coated diaphragm that Edifier claims delivers “stunning clarity and depth.” With Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity, they support the LDAC codec for high-resolution wireless audio – something audiophiles will certainly appreciate, along with 360° spatial audio. Battery life clocks in at an impressive 9 hours per charge, extending to 39 hours with the included charging case, though ANC usage may reduce these figures. The earbuds also feature IP56 water and dust resistance, making them perfect for workouts and light rain, though perhaps not for your underwater aerobics class.

Both the left and right earbuds are built identically, which means there’s no designated left or right earbud – just pop them on however feels comfortable, and they’ll adjust accordingly. With Edifier’s Intelligent Audio Channel Detection technology, the earbuds automatically calibrate audio channels based on how you wear them, allowing for truly interchangeable wear on either ear. This enhances both convenience and versatility, especially during quick transitions between activities.

At $129, the LolliClips position themselves in the mid-range of the wireless earbud market – not budget, but certainly more affordable than premium offerings from Apple, Sony, or Bose. This pricing feels appropriate given their feature set and innovative design. What’s particularly exciting about the LolliClips is how they represent the maturing of the open-ear category. No longer just a niche for athletes or safety-conscious commuters, open-ear designs are evolving to offer features previously exclusive to traditional earbuds. The addition of ANC, health tracking, and 360° spatial audio with head-tracking signals that this category is ready for mainstream adoption.

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