Finally, a high quality sub-$130 webcam. The Meet 2 is a tiny but powerful webcam that shoots at up to 4k/30fps, with 1080p/60fps also available. It attaches to its stand magnetically, not just for convenience but to easily switch between landscape and portrait modes. It also has phase detection autofocus, autoframing, and two omnidirectional microphones.

After the war in Ukraine destroyed their warehouse, MRF is back. Their most versatile multitool card packs more than 80 tools with swappable urban, military, garage, utility, and wrench modules. The card has wrenches, pry tools, screwdrivers, drawing tools, and much more. Choose from stainless steel, Cerakote, or titanium versions.

Bohemian Rhapsody is the definitive example of Rock Opera. The members of Aussie group The Spooky Men’s Chorale started performing it that way, then took a left turn, transforming the Queen classic into an energetic bluegrass hoedown deserving of a standing ovation. Galiley-hoo! Yee-haw, life has just begun!

Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Now, add your credit card number, and The Ghost with the Most will appear on your doorstep. This 1:12 scale figure has 28 points of articulation, six interchangeable heads (including a shrunken head and light-up carousel hat head), ten swappable hands, and posable hammer arms. Pre-orders ship in early 2025.

Radmor Golf’s low-profile RAD-Shorty athletic socks are made with care in Portugal from Pima cotton, recycled nylon, and a touch of elastane to make these comfy socks stay putt on the greens. (See what we did there?) Available in three two-pack color combinations: Black + Black, White + Black, or White + White.

Turbulent’s versatile bike tool combines 23 useful functions, including numerous metric hex wrenches, Torx, Phillips, and flat screwdrivers, a spoke wrench, spline, brake pad spreader, open wrenches, and more. Like most good multitools, it has a bottle opener to crack open a cold one to celebrate a repair well done.

In this hair-raising remake of Salem’s Lot, an author returns to his childhood home only to discover the town’s bloody secrets. The Max Original film gives super scary Nosterafu/Conjuring vibes — thanks to director/writer Gary Dauberman — promising the creepiest, most terrifying screen version of Stephen King’s novel. Drops 10.3.24 on Max.

NEMO’s Moonlite Elite backpacking chair weighs just 1.1 pounds and packs up small. Its aluminum frame holds up to 250 pounds, and its suspension system is made from strong but light HTP and Dyneema fibers. Its adjustable reclining system lets you sit upright for dining, conversing, or relaxing. It comes in Citron yellow, Goodnight grey, and Cipher camo.

With enough solar panels and sunlight, it might be possible to keep a vehicle driving indefinitely. ProjectAir put that idea to the test with a DIY R/C airplane with solar panels all over its wings to see how long he could keep it airborne. The foam plane needed efficient solar panels and an autopilot system to keep it circling. We look forward to seeing more.

This wired/wireless keypad from DOIO is perfect for programming custom macros. It’s got nine layers for saving presets and three encoder knobs. It has a sturdy aluminum alloy and acrylic case, and its circuit board has RGB backlighting and hot-swappable sockets if you want to change the included Gateron G Yellow Pro Linear switches.

This tiny and minimal keychain tool is more versatile than it looks. The 3″ long Rhino Bar is machined from a solid stainless steel bar, has grip indentations, and won’t bend or break under pressure. Use it to pry apart things, remove staples, open packages, and scrape paint or glue. It can also turn flat-blade screws.

Sitting on furniture made of balloons seems like a bad idea – especially if you have something sharp in your pocket. After seeing the work of artist Seungjin Yang, maker Connor Creates was inspired to build a functional stool out of skinny balloons bathed in epoxy resin. While the straight parts were pretty easy to make, the spiral seat was quite the challenge.

This neat desktop accessory uses an LCD screen in its base and a crystal cube with an optical prism to create a tiny, see-through display. Its 240 x 240 pixel screen can show full-color images, GIF animations, news, weather, and other information. It connects via Wi-Fi and can be configured easily from a web browser. Setup instructions here.

Artist Jonathan DuBose makes miniature replicas of the heads of popular science fiction and comic book characters, including a Xenomorph, Darth Vader, and Master Chief. The heads glow in the dark and have a translucent finish that shows the skull underneath the face or helmet. Many of them fit over 1:12-scale action figures.

This precision tool set from CountyComm includes a premium bit driver with a nicely weighted handle with a knurled grip surface and a spinny fidget sphere on its tail. It includes a storage box and a custom glow-in-the-dark silicone tray with 30 bits and room for more. Available in brass, titanium, or Ultem.

Nervous System makes mathematically-generated accessories, jewelry, and puzzles. These unique jigsaw puzzles resemble the geometry of bismuth crystal formations. Each puzzle has a one-of-a-kind artwork is made from laser-cut maple plywood with digitally printed images. The finished puzzles measure about 11″ across and average 267 matrix-cut pieces.