Gadgets

Eufy’s EverCam is a wireless security camera. It has Anker batteries that last for up to a year per charge. It has a 1080p 140º camera, motion and face recognition, night vision, a microphone, a speaker, and its base station has an SD card slot for local backups.

If you need a rugged and fast external storage drive for your Thunderbolt 3-equipped computer, check out the ThunderBlade. It reaches transfer speeds of up to 2800MB/s and comes with a ballistic hard shell case. Available in 1TB, 2TB, 4TB and 8TB capacities.

The Xperia XZ2 Premium not only has a crazy 5.8″ 4K HDR display, its dual rear cameras – one 19MP RGB and one 12MP black and white – can shoot in 4K HDR as well. The cameras also excel at low light – up to ISO 51200 for stills and ISO 12800 for videos.

Now you don’t have to pay through the nose for beautiful and versatile Bluetooth speakers. Available in two sizes, the Eneby can be displayed freestanding, mounted on a wall or elevated with the optional stand. The small version also has a built-in handle.

Lotsen is the newest, smallest and most affordable member of Urbanears’ connected speakers. It has an output of 20W, a 4″ woofer and a 1″ tweeter. Like its bigger siblings, it supports all popular wireless streaming solutions and also has a 3.5mm input.

It’s not actually pocket-sized, but Blackmagic Design’s new camera more than makes up for it with its features. It has a micro four thirds sensor, a hefty 5″ touchscreen, a USB-C port and a full-size HDMI port. It can shoot 4K at up to 60fps and 1080p at up to 120fps.

The new red and black colorway of the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are part of Apple’s partnership with (RED), an organization that gathers funds for HIV and AIDS programs in Africa. Part of the proceeds from these smartphones are donated to (RED).

The new version of the Gnarbox is still a dust- and waterproof backup device for photographers and videographers. But with its new complementary mobile apps, you can now use it to review and rate photos, play, rough cut, and even transcode videos on the go.

A portable music player for true audio fanatics. It has support for DSD 128/256 formats and PCM up to 64-bit and 384kHz for the ultimate digital fidelity. Offers wireless Tidal streaming, Bluetooth, DLNA and AirPlay, and works with even the largest microSD cards for storage.

CZNIC’s Turris Mox is a router that you can enhance or optimize at will. The basic unit has dual-band Wi-Fi, Gigabit WAN, USB 3.0, and microSD ports. The other modules add Ethernet LAN ports, a backup LTE modem, fiber and more. You can also get just the circuit boards.

Make life in the car easier with this gadget that connects between your phone, Amazon’s smart assistant, and smart home devices. Say “Alexa” to open your garage door, change the music, or a variety of other tasks. Get it for 14% off the regular price in The Awesomer Shop.

A retro-styled point-and-shoot camera packing modern tech. The PEN E-PL9 packs a mirrorless 16 mp sensor, a micro 4/3 lens mount, has 121-point autofocus with face and eye detection, and shoots 4K/30fps video. Its 3″ touchscreen flips forward for selfies and vlogging.

GlassOuse is a Bluetooth pointing device for people who have difficulty using their hands. It connects to devices just like a regular Bluetooth mouse. The original version has a bite switch; v1.2 lets users choose between a bite switch, a button or a puff switch.

I’m Back is an attachment that lets you take digital photos and videos on 35mm film cameras. It’s based on the Raspberry Pi Zero and uses a 16mp sensor. It has a variety of back plates for most camera brands, including Nikon, Canon, Leica, Yashica, Pentax and Olympus.

Joby’s DSLR rig lets you grip it, stand it or wrap it around a post. The Gorillapod Rig comes with two cold shoe mounts and a GoPro mount, so you can carry or pair a total of 11lb of gear in one rig. Joby also has a similar rig for smartphones.

One of ThinkGeek’s April Fools jokes. This clock features a very accurate replica of the sun from one of the planets that Rick and the Smiths visited in Rick and Morty. When the alarm goes off, the sun comes up and then screams nonstop for 42 hours.

Trailer Valet’s RVR is a remote-controlled machine that makes it easy to move and park a trailer. It can be controlled up to 40ft away with its mobile app and has durable caterpillar treads for all-terrain operation. It comes in 3,500lb, 5,500lb, and up to 9,000lb capacities.

The new $200 Hero camera is an affordable way to get into the GoPro ecosystem. It has a 10mp sensor that can shoot at up to 1440p/60fps, a 2″ touch screen, voice control and is waterproof up to 33ft. It’s compatible with existing GoPro accessories and apps.

Moment’s new anamorphic lens for iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy smartphones gives you that widescreen look without the need to crop or add letterboxes. Plus you get those sweet horizontal lens flares. You need to get Moment’s phone case to mount the lens.

Co-developed with Leica, the P20 Pro boasts THREE rear cameras: a 40MP RGB, a 20MP monochrome, and an 8MP RGB sensor with a telephoto lens. It also has a 24MP front-facing camera, a nearly bezel-less 6.1″ AMOLED display, and dust- and water-resistance.

Adding a security camera is as simple as screwing in a light bulb with LightCam. It’s an LED bulb that has a built-in 1080p camera. You can adjust the bulb’s length and tilt the camera up and down. It also has night vision, and can store a week’s worth of footage.

Wake up to 8-bit tunes with this officially licensed Nintendo Game Boy alarm clock. It looks and feels just like the real thing, and plays Super Mario Land sounds when the alarm goes off. It’s powered by two AA batteries and has removable feet.

A must have for keyboard enthusiasts. The M60-A is a compact (60% form factor) USB-C mechanical keyboard machined from a solid piece of brass and aluminum, then PVD coated or anodized to one of six colors. It requires Cherry MX-compatible switches and keycaps.

Moasure One is an all-in-one measuring tool that can measure and record length, area, volume, circumference, angle, level and more. Instead of laser or any other light, it uses motion sensors to capture data, so it works even through walls and on irregular shapes.

Naran’s MicroBot Sense is a tiny Bluetooth device that provides information through an app about a wealth of inputs, from movement and vibration to temperature and light. It supports Amazon Alexa, Google Home, IFTTT and Webhooks.