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Beryl’s Burners are removable LED bike lights. The front Burner has a 180 lumen light – bright enough to be visible in daylight. The rear Burner has a 100 lumen light. Both lights automatically turn on in low light, provide 180º of illumination, and are waterproof.

The first phone to offer an upgrade path to 5G, which promises speeds up to 10x faster than LTE. In addition to its upcoming 5G Moto Mod, it packs all-day battery life, dual 12mp depth-sensing cameras, fast charging, and a bright 6″ AMOLED display. Drops 8/16/18 at Verizon.

Master Replicas Group is making an officially licensed 1:1 scale prop replica of the face of 2001: A Space Odyssey‘s HAL 9000. The replica also doubles as a Bluetooth speaker. If you’re willing to pay extra, there’s a variant that comes with a voice-interactive wall-mounted console.

Crack the throttle open on the Zero SR and amazing things happen. The scenery becomes a blur, traffic disappears in your mirror, and your arms threaten to be yanked from their sockets. The Zero SR is an all-electric silent assassin that delivers 116 lb-ft. of torque at any speed.

Frayed wires and split plugs are things of the past with this cable. The design has been tested to withstand 30,000 90-degree bends and 275 pounds of force. Available in Lightning, USB-C, and MicroUSB versions in The Awesomer Shop.

While its robotic “fingers” aren’t nearly as agile as Jake Shimabukuro’s, beginner ukulele players now have some robotic competition, thanks to this desktop machine that can play whatever tune you feed it. Listen as it plays the theme from The Godfather, and more.

The latest version of GPD’s tiny Windows laptop. The Pocket 2 features a faster processor and a better keyboard. It now has a microSDXC slot, a USB-C port, a USB-A port and a cooling fan that you can turn off, all in a package that’s lighter than the original.

If you’d rather leave your phone when you’re exploring, this satellite-based communication gadget could be your best alternative. It’s resistant to impact, dust and water. Its month-to-month plans let you text, send SOS, check in, send location details and more.

Add custom pixel animations to your favorite song while you blast it out of Divoom’s adorable omni-directional Bluetooth speaker that looks like a tiny retro TV set. Grab one for 20% off in The Awesomer Shop.

Vizio’s latest M-Series displays offer a crystal clear 4K image, fantastic contrast, brilliant colors with HDR and Dolby Vision, and the latest in smart TV streaming features, including built-in Chromecast support. Read on for our full review.

The GameSir Z1 mechanical gaming keypad can be used with PCs, and mobile devices via Bluetooth. You can plug a mouse into it to enjoy the full experience. It has RGB backlighting, programmable keys, and either Cherry MX Red or Kailh Blue switches.

Segway’s upcoming Ninebot Gokart Kit turns the company’s two-wheeled MiniPRO scooter into a four-wheeled, app-controlled go-kart with a 15 mph top speed. The kit bolts on to the scooter and uses the latter as its rear wheels.

This slick piano has an display on top which shows the upcoming notes a la music video games, and LEDs that light up in reaction to the keys its pianist hits. Sadly, you can’t purchase this custom keyboard, so we’ll just have to drool over Rousseau’s one-off creation.

The Spyra One is an electronic water gun. Instead of ejecting a stream, it shoots discrete “bullets” to up to 30 ft. It has a built-in pump that lets you refill the gun in seconds over a body of water. It also has a digital display that shows how many shots you have left.

This robot kit from Japanese toymaker Tamiya lets you build a creepy crawly insect inspired by real-life giant centipedes. This 15″ long critter isn’t quite as indimidating as the real deal thanks to its blue body, but anything with this many legs creeps us out.

Pirelli makes half-scale replicas of its P Zero F1 tires for car builders to use in wind tunnel tests. Luxury audio maker iXOOST worked with Pirelli to make Bluetooth speakers that use the replica tires as their case. It has a 25mm silk tweeter, a 100mm woofer… and rides on an aluminum rim.

If you love the feel and responsiveness of mechanical keyboards but hate their chunky look, check out Hexgears’ X-1. It has an aluminum case, your choice of Kaihua Choc key switches, RGB backlighting, and connects via USB-C or to up to 4 devices via Bluetooth.

The Adonit Snap 2 Stylus for mobile devices gets its name from its two main features. First, it has a magnetic attachment that lets you snap it on to the back of your device. Second, it has a shutter button so you can remotely snap pictures with your device.

The built-in screenshot tool in Macs is neat. But CleanShot improves on it in several ways. First off, it can hide your desktop icons – even when you’re done taking shots. It also automatically centers the window you’re shooting. It also has quick actions for saved shots.

LG’s much-hyped flagship the G7 may have a high resolution display, but it’s LCD. If you want more vibrant colors and deeper blacks, check out the new V35. It has a 6″ 1440×2880 OLED display, the same two 16MP cameras as the G7 and has water and dust resistance.

Unlike most digital displays, Canvia adjusts its screen based on ambient lighting. The result is that its high resolution artworks look incredibly real. The app lets you choose from thousands of curated pieces for free, and there’s also a premium tier for even more choices.

Bosch’s new FlexiClick 12V Drill/Driver System is compact yet incredibly versatile, thanks to its modular nature. It has two speed settings, a built-in LED light and comes with a keyless chuck, a locking bit holder, a right angle attachment and an offset angle attachment.

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Mobile Pixels’ Duo is a 12.5″ 1080p USB-C monitor that clips on the back of laptops via magnetic adhesives for use as a secondary screen. The USB-C cable handles both data and power. You can adjust the Duo’s hinge as well as fold it behind your laptop’s screen.

The Looking Glass is a compact and self-contained volumetric display that lets you view 3D models in full 3D without the need for a virtual reality or augmented reality headset. It’s meant for 3D animators, designers, and anyone who works with 3D models.