Anker’s new sleep buds will silence snoring, but it’ll cost you your battery

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Anker Souncore Sleep A30
Anker’s Soundcore brand has released its latest sleep-focused earbuds, the $229.90 Soundcore Sleep A30, which finally add Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) to deliver on the promise of masking a partner’s snoring. The new buds use a microphone inside the charging ... Read more

Meta’s $799 Ray-Ban Display glasses finally add a screen — and a neural wristband

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Meta Ray-Ban Display
At its annual Connect conference, Meta unveiled its most advanced wearable yet: the Ray-Ban Display smart glasses. The new model, which launches in the US on September 30th, is the company’s first to feature a full-color, in-lens display and will ... Read more

Amazon’s big hardware event is set for September 30th, and Panos Panay is in the hot seat

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Amazon Logo
Amazon has sent out invitations for its annual fall hardware showcase, confirming the event will take place on Tuesday, September 30th, in New York City. The show, which kicks off at 10 AM ET, is expected to feature a barrage ... Read more

Meta’s next big thing is a pair of smart glasses controlled by your mind (sort of)

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Ray-ban Meta Smart Glasses
Meta’s annual Connect conference kicks off next week on September 17th, and the company is preparing to unleash its next major hardware push. The main event is expected to be the debut of two new pairs of smart glasses: an ... Read more

Ubiquiti’s new UNVR Instant wants to run your security cameras, no UniFi router required

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Ubiquiti UNVR Instant
Ubiquiti is finally making a play for home security outside its own walled garden. The company today launched the UniFi Network Video Recorder Instant (UNVR Instant), a standalone NVR designed to bring its powerful, locally-hosted UniFi Protect surveillance software to ... Read more

Apple’s new iPhone Air is shockingly thin, and the Apple Watch can now detect hypertension

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iPhone Air
Apple’s big September hardware event delivered a slate of predictable but significant upgrades across its most popular products, headlined by the four-model iPhone 17 family and the introduction of a completely new, ultra-thin iPhone Air. The company also announced a ... Read more

Plaud’s new $179 Note Pro adds a screen and better mics to its AI notetaker

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Plaud Note Pro
Plaud.ai on Wednesday launched the Plaud Note Pro, a new version of its popular credit-card-sized AI voice recorder that adds a small screen, improved microphones, and longer battery life. The $179 device, a successor to the original Plaud Note, is ... Read more

Reolink’s new floodlight camera uses extra sensors to see around corners

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Reolink TrackFlex Camera
Reolink has unveiled the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi, a new smart home security camera that uses an unusual sensor array to detect and track motion well beyond its immediate line of sight. Announced at IFA 2025 in Berlin, the camera features ... Read more

Polar’s new Loop tracker takes on Whoop by ditching the subscription fee

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Polar Loop
Fitness tech company Polar has announced the Polar Loop, a new screenless wearable tracker that directly challenges Whoop’s subscription-based business model. Unveiled at the IFA 2025 tech conference in Berlin, the device tracks health and activity metrics and is available ... Read more

Google schedules October 1st event to finally bring Gemini AI to its smart home lineup

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Google Home Nest Cameras
Google is officially bringing its Gemini AI to the Google Home ecosystem, setting an October 1st date for a full reveal. In a teaser posted to X (formerly Twitter), the company announced that “Gemini is coming to Google Home,” signaling ... Read more
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