This gadget from the makers of the NeoRuler Go is a laser level that grabs onto vertical surfaces using vacuum suction. It even holds on bumpy surfaces, and its bright laser beams make it easy to hang pictures, install cabinets, and do other things that need precise alignment. The combo kit includes a measuring unit that piggybacks onto the level.

Keycap Quarry takes artisan keycaps to a whole new level. Their Amber Collection consists of keycaps hand cut and polished from rough amber that formed millions of years ago. Some of them even have prehistoric bugs captured inside. They’re compatible with Cherry MX-style switches but probably won’t fit cramped keyboards since they’re really chunky.

(PG-13) Tales From the Void is a limited horror anthology that brings six of the most famous horror stories from Reddit’s NoSleep community. While the subreddit has long since stopped being a place to share personal scary stories and is now more of an aspiring writer’s test bed, these one-shots still look intriguing. Premieres 10/13/24 on Screambox.

Between the Ford Bronco, Land Rover Defender, Jeep Wrangler, and other SUVs, there are more ways than ever to enjoy off-roading. But it’s easy to make mistakes if you’re not an experienced trail rider. Off-road expert Emme Hall of Edmunds Cars shares valuable advice to make your driving adventures more satisfying, safe, and better for fellow off-roaders.

These credit-card-size sharpening stones from Sharpal make it easy to sharpen tools on the go. The nickel-plated steel cards have a diamond abrasive surface that can put a fresh edge on knives, axes, and other bladed tools. A pop-out handle provides grip and keeps fingers out of the way. Sold individually or in a set of coarse, fine, and extra-fine grit.

“I was awakened by something picking me up.” Did you know that wrecking balls can disappear seemingly without a trace? Or that being superstitious may have outright scared a man to death? What about the time a man claimed to have been kidnapped by a family of mountain giants? Learn all that and more in Trust Me Bro’s compilation of unsolved mysteries.

Josh King’s M-Con is a Bluetooth gamepad for smartphones that works with the iPhone’s MagSafe connector (and compatible cases). Once attached, it slides in and out the back of the phone like the controls on the PSP Go. Josh is planning on raising funds for the gamepad on Kickstarter in 2025. Retro Game Corps got their hands on a working prototype.

Humans since 1982 is back with another batch of its mesmerizing wall clock. The ClockClock 24 consists of 24 analog clock dials that, instead of telling the time individually, move in sync to form a digital display. This striking white on blue version was designed in partnership with Kit Kemp Design Studio. Limited to 100 units.

When it comes to cars that are both fast and practical, they don’t get much better than the BMW X6. We spent a week with the sporty M60i variant, which packs a powerful V8 engine and is outfitted with a full suite of M Sport performance and styling features. BMW’s designers and engineers deftly blended luxury, agility, and utility in one vehicle.

The GPD Duo takes Lenovo’s stacked screen laptop idea and makes it even more versatile. The 13.3″ displays are AMOLED with a 2880 x 1880 resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and a 16:10 aspect ratio. The second screen has a dedicated USB-C input, allowing it to be used as an external monitor. The Phawx got his hands on one early for a showcase.

Ridge now makes minimalist wallets in an ultra-compact model that grips cards and cash from the center. The Ridge Lite wallet has a pair of durable hardshell plates and elastic straps to hold from 1 to 8 cards and folded bills. It’s available in colorful powdercoated aluminum or carbon fiber. An optional clip lets you attach an Apple AirTag.

Another cleverly designed desk accessory from The Workspace Hero. This pair of speaker stands each has a hidden drawer, perfect for storing keys, cables, thumb drives, and other small essentials. The outer shell can be removed entirely to reveal its contents, while a tactile bump gives a satisfying confirmation that the stand is fully closed.

If there’s one thing you don’t want to do with a power bank, it’s get it wet. That is, unless you’ve got the Elecom Nestout. This rugged 10000 mAh battery pack is IP67-rated waterproof, so it won’t get you in trouble if it gets splashed or rained on while exploring the outdoors. It’s got protective layers to shield its battery from moisture and drops.

Most techno and industrial music is created with synthesizers and sequencers. Techno Balde performs the typically electronic genre on a random assortment of buckets, drums, and an electric guitar with a single effect pedal. The duo can be heard rocking out their high-intensity beats on the streets of Brazil. Featured video by Cuca Pimentel.

This all-in-one machine can print full-color images on sticker stock and automatically cut them into whatever shape you want. It outputs high-quality, 300 dpi dye-sublimation images and uses a companion mobile app to upload designs. The app can even extract photos from backgrounds and generate a cutting outline, and includes a large template library.

Part of Gramicci’s collaboration with Japanese outdoor brand And Wander. The JQ Tape Fleece Cap is an otherwise unassuming five panel cap covered in synthetic fleece. A stupidly simple yet brilliant idea for winter streetwear. The cap also has an adjustable jacquard webbing strap. Available in either black or light gray.