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A 4-in-1 desktop UV printer that handles rigid surfaces and fabrics from a single machine. Prints on acrylic, wood, glass, metal, and apparel with 3D textures up to 7mm. Three editions from $1,699 to $2,799. Pre-order with $50 deposit; ships August 2026.

Bandai Namco's Godziburst series packs six 3.5-inch figures—including Ultra Burning Godzilla and Mecha Godzilla—with interchangeable limbs and effects for $9.99 each. The real hook: each figure's QR code unlocks stop-motion episodes, turning your shelf into a kaiju film studio. Pre-orders open June 25.

MemoMind’s One AI Glasses skip the camera entirely—a bold move that prioritizes privacy while still packing a dual-eye AR display, Harman-tuned stereo audio, and a multi-LLM OS for real-time translation and note-taking. With three frame styles, seven colors, and prescription lens support, they’re more like smart eyewear than a gadget. At $399 early-bird (via $30 deposit), they’re a refreshingly practical take on AI wearables.

IONA's first five albums finally hit vinyl for the first time in this 180g box set. The colored edition is limited and pre-orders close June 30, so if you're into Celtic prog, don't sleep on it. The standard black is $350, the colored $395.


Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben team up for a #1 NYT bestseller that follows a female Army combat surgeon caught in a deadly conspiracy. At $19.99 for the trade paperback, it's a solid pick for thriller fans who want a fast-paced, character-driven read—though the hardcover at $32 might be a splurge.


Yamamoto strips back to the essentials—coats, trousers, suits—but with his signature reverence for silhouette and material. This isn't a trend play; it's a focused study in form. Pre-order from July 8 and you'll also snag an exclusive photo book, a rare bonus from a designer who rarely does extras.

Dan Brown's first novel in over eight years, returning Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon to Prague. Katherine Solomon disappears from their hotel room, and Langdon must navigate a shadow city of vast castles, underground passages, and ancient secrets. 720 pages, published June 30 in paperback at $28.00.


Gannon Buhr’s 50% win rate in 2026 is absurd, and this Q-Line Sky Blue MD3 commemorates his European Open victory while giving you a first look at the upcoming stock Premier MD3. At $26.99 and shipping late July, it’s a limited-run sneak peek for fans who want to throw what the champ throws before the masses get it.

At $9.99, Bandai Namco’s new 3.5-inch Godziburst line is a steal for kaiju customizers: swap limbs, effects, and accessories to build your own monster, then scan the QR code for animated shorts. It’s a clever, affordable twist on the usual static figures—and a nice contrast to the goofy Godzilla Scramble egg-shaped transformers. Pre-orders opened June 25 at Godzilla.com, Amazon, and GameStop.

A runs-based Star Wars racer that trades endless laps for high-stakes, Outer Rim smuggling runs—think *Podracer* meets *F-Zero* with a permadeath twist. Pre-orders are live at $49.99 (or $69.99 for the Deluxe Edition with art book), launching October 6 with cross-platform multiplayer. Just note it includes Denuvo anti-tamper, so PC players may want to weigh that.

Simmons’ most advanced kit yet, and it’s a Guitar Center exclusive—developed with founder Dave Simmons himself. The 12-inch positional-sensing snare and moving hi-hat bring real acoustic feel, while 100 kits, 672 sounds, and Bluetooth audio/MIDI make it a serious practice and recording tool. At $1,099.99, it’s a strong contender against Roland’s mid-range offerings.


Entertainment Earth snagged an exclusive 6-figure case of McFarlane's retro Kenner-style DC Super Powers, and it's a deep cut lineup: Batman Beyond, Starfire, Raven, Wildcat, Dr. Mid-Nite, and Black Adam. At $80 for the set, that's about $13 per figure—solid value for 4.5-inch scale with classic blister cards and soft fabric capes on select characters. Pre-orders went live June 25 at noon EST, so if you missed it, keep an eye out for restocks.

Gears of War: E-Day finally tells the story we've been waiting for—the brutal first contact with the Locust Horde. At $69.99 on Steam and Xbox, you get the base game plus open beta access, but the $99.99 Premium Edition unlocks it five days early on October 1. If you're a Gears fan, the exclusive Exfil skins make the pre-order worth it.


Hasbro Pulse exclusive 4-pack of 3.75-inch scale Phase I Clone Troopers inspired by Attack of the Clones. Includes 8 accessories (blaster rifles and heavy blaster rifles). Premium Members got first access June 25 at 1 PM ET; public pre-orders opened at 2 PM ET. A companion Super Battle Droid & Battle Droids set pre-orders July 2.

Google's first new smart speaker in six years, built for the Gemini for Home voice assistant. It features 360-degree sound, Matter controller and Thread Border Router capabilities, and can be paired for stereo or surround sound with Google TV Streamer. Available in four colors for $99.99.

The Air Jordan 3 "Knicks" returns after a six-year hiatus, but with a $25 price hike to $215. This limited pre-order on SNKRS ships by Christmas, so if you're a fan of the white leather and elephant print with orange and blue accents, don't sleep. Style code 136064-148.
Pre-orders opened June 29 for the world's first 4-in-1 desktop printer covering UV, DTG, DTF, and UV DTF workflows. Starting at $1,699, it prints on acrylic, wood, glass, metal, and fabric. Features lenticular motion, 7mm 3D texture, and fluorescent effects.

Google's first new smart speaker in six years, built for Gemini for Home. Pre-orders opened June 17, shipping started June 25. Features 360-degree sound, Matter controller, Thread Border Router, and pairs with Google TV Streamer for surround sound. $99.99 in four colors.

Now available to order starting at $66,995 for the Moab edition. Jeep's first fully electric Trail Rated SUV delivers 650 hp, 222 miles EPA range, and 0-60 in 3.6 seconds. Features removable doors, 33" tires, and 26+ inches of screen space. First EV with IP68/IP69 rating.


Pre-orders for this 1/7 scale Alice figure from Blue Archive went live June 25, and the real standout is her massive "Sword of Light: Supernova" railgun—it actually opens to reveal detailed mechanical internals, a rare gimmick at this scale. The dynamic pose captures her hyper

Meta's latest smart glasses start at $299, undercutting rivals like Ray-Ban Meta while packing AI, open-ear audio, and a Kylie Jenner collab. Three frame styles—Adventurer, Fury, and Jenner's—fit different faces with an adjustable bridge. Available now at major retailers, not just Meta.com.
A queer fantasy adventure described as Moby-Dick meets The Bone Shard Daughter, on sale June 30. An exiled pirate queen hunts a killer whale while caught between an empress and a revolutionary. 560-page hardcover for $28.00.

Dan Brown's sixth Robert Langdon thriller lands June 30, and at 720 pages it's his longest yet. This time the symbologist hunts for Katherine Solomon through Prague's shadowy catacombs and castles. Pre-order the hardcover for $28 if you can't wait for the inevitable movie adaptation.

New Balance's second 2026 World Cup boot pack features the next-gen Furon v9, their lightest global football boot at ~177g. The "Neon Tide" collection includes Furon, Tekela, and 442 franchises in Alkaline Green and Metallic Blue. Available globally from July 6 at $230.


Dropped exclusively on TravisScott.com on June 26 for $200, this multicolor/metallic gold Phantom 6 Low Elite IC SE is the latest from the Travis Scott x Nike partnership. No word yet on a wider release, so if you missed it, you might be hunting resale.

Pre-order the new album from legendary Hull electronic duo Fila Brazillia, dropping June 26. Two tracks are available immediately, and you can grab it as a digital download (€12), CD (€16.99), or a 3x12" vinyl set. A welcome return from the downtempo pioneers.

If you've been eyeing a capable Android handheld without breaking the bank, the Retroid Pocket Nova starts at $229 for the 8GB/128GB model—a solid price for a device that ships by end of July. The $269 12GB version gives you extra headroom for heavier emulation, but both are worth grabbing now since pre-orders opened June 26 and stock may be limited.

At $24,950, Slate Auto’s electric pickup is the cheapest new truck in America—and it’s refreshingly no-frills. You get 205 miles of range, 181 hp, and hand-crank windows with injection-molded composite body panels. It also converts from a 2-seat pickup to a 5-seat SUV, but deliveries don’t start until late 2026 and the $300 deposit is non-refundable.


This is the first Petzval lens to offer focus-coupled bokeh control across seven levels, and it pairs with four other focal lengths for a matched cinematic set—unusual for these artistic lenses. At 35mm f/2 for full-frame mirrorless, it brings that signature swirly bokeh without the focus shift that plagued earlier designs. If you’re building a cohesive film look for video, this whole system (27–135mm) with uniform gear positions is a smart play.

The debut solo album from alt-J frontman Jerome Thomas, recorded in LA with a Motown/Blues/Gospel energy. The Dinked Edition (#406, limited to 750) features 'Midnight Sky' colored vinyl, signed art card, and bumper sticker at £26.99. Standard black and indies orange LP options also available at £24.99.

The legendary game creator behind Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding gets the Nendoroid treatment. Includes three interchangeable face plates (serious, smiling, thoughtful), trademark glasses, sunglasses, and a Ludens Duck accessory. Priced at approximately $44 USD (¥6,500). Pre-orders close August 19, 2026, with a December 2026 release.

After a year as a LEGO Store exclusive, this massive 3-pack of fully posable Pokémon starters is finally on Amazon pre-order. At $650, it's the flagship of a trio—alongside a $200 Pikachu & Poké Ball and a $60 Eevee—so you can build a whole region.
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A limited-edition G-SHOCK celebrating Pokémon's 30th anniversary, featuring 30 Pokémon on the band from Kanto to Paldea. The bold GA110 platform gets Poké Ball-inspired dial details, Pikachu-shaped hands, and red/green/blue accents from the original games. Priced at $270 with pre-orders starting July 1 through a lottery system in Japan and general sale elsewhere.


The Pre-Order Edition of Dawn of the Zeds locks in linen card upgrades and free US shipping, but only until June 30, 2026—after that, the Standard Edition arrives July 1 with no extras. At $75, this is a tight window for a zombie defense game that’s been a cult hit for years; if you’ve been waiting, now’s the time.

Valve's TV-friendly PC gaming console ships June 29 with a reservation-based lottery system. The $1,049 base model has 512GB storage, a custom 6-core AMD Zen 4 CPU, RDNA3 GPU with 28 CUs, and 16GB DDR5 RAM. A 2TB model costs $1,349. Steam Controller bundles add $79. Reservation sign-ups are open now via Valve's lottery system.

The HONOR Magic V6 packs a 6,660mAh silicon-carbon battery—the largest ever in a foldable—so you can actually get through a day without hunting for a charger. It also boasts an IP68/IP69 rating (dust and water resistance, plus high-pressure jets), making it far tougher than most rivals like the Galaxy Z Fold or Pixel Fold. With a Super Steel Hinge tested for 500,000 folds and a surprisingly slim 8.75mm folded profile at 219g, this is the foldable that finally takes durability and battery life...


With 70 different starting setups packed into a $40 box, Mythologies promises far more variety than typical card-drafting games like Sushi Go or Splendor—and it pulls deities from multiple world mythologies instead of sticking to one pantheon. Perfect for Gen Con pickup (pre-orders close July 26) or home delivery by July 29.
Limited to just 2,000 pieces worldwide, this 1:64 diecast accurately captures the TOM'S Racing wide-body conversion of the A'PEXi GR86 Project 2023. Unlike most resin models in this scale, it includes a detailed miniature of driver Maaya Orido riding along. At $60, it’s a sharp value for a numbered collectible that’s exclusive to A'PEXi USA.

After over a decade, Fila Brazillia finally return with *Old Codes New Chaos*—their first album since splitting in 2011. The triple-vinyl set runs about €30 on Bandcamp, with digital pre-orders unlocking two tracks immediately; the full release drops June 26, 2026. For fans of downtempo electronic music that’s miles from the usual revival cash-in, this is the real deal.

Samsung's premium laptop powered by the Snapdragon X2 Elite chip is now available for purchase at $2,100. A Copilot+ PC with flagship performance aimed at professionals and power users. Part of Samsung's Galaxy Book 6 series featuring the latest in mobile computing technology.


A 1/3 scale statue of He-Man from the 2026 film, limited to 350 units worldwide. Features two interchangeable heads, swappable arms, and a Castle Grayskull-inspired base with LED illumination. The DX Bonus Version includes a back-mounted Power Sword and bare-hand arm. Priced at $1,899 with estimated shipping between October 2027 and January 2028.

Physical copies of GTA 6 are essentially a box with a digital code inside—no disc, so if you want the plastic case for your shelf, be aware. At $79.99 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, it’s a pricey jump from the $59.99 standard of last gen, though pre-ordering before November 20 bags you the retro-themed Vintage Vice City Pack.
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McFarlane’s 1/6 scale Black Panther from Marvel Rivals is a rare treat at $59.99—most figures this size run $80 or more, and you’re getting a game-accurate cosmic design plus a comic and art card. The July 2026 release gives you time to save, but the environmental base and 10.6-inch height make it a standout for T’Challa collectors who want something beyond the standard movie look.

Celebrating Gannon Buhr’s 2026 European Open win, this limited Premier MD3 is your first look at the upcoming stock run. The Sky Blue disc with a special stamp ships by end of week 30—grab it at $26.99 before it’s gone.

Retroid's first handheld of 2026 features a 4.5-inch 120Hz AMOLED 4:3 display powered by a Qualcomm QCS8550 chip. Starting at $229 for 8GB RAM/128GB storage, pre-orders opened June 26 at 9 PM ET with a free tempered glass and ergonomic back shell included. Shipping begins end of July.
Google Fitbit ditches the screen for a week-long battery and AI coaching powered by Gemini. At $99.99, it’s a direct shot at Whoop’s subscription model, but with Stephen Curry’s input and three months of Google Health Premium included. No display, no distractions—just raw data and a virtual coach that actually talks back.
Shepard Fairey’s Nouveau Angel screen print is a 24x18 inch signed and numbered edition of 550 on cream Speckletone paper—a relatively generous run for Fairey, but at $65 it’s a steal compared to his typical gallery prices. The Art Nouveau-inspired composition and social justice themes feel like a natural evolution of his Obey aesthetic, and the Verisart digital COA adds modern provenance. Drops June 18; expect these to sell out fast.

At $24,950, Slate Auto's two-seat pickup is the cheapest new truck in America—and it shows, with crank windows and no infotainment screen. The Bezos-backed EV startup promises 205 miles from a 65 kWh LFP battery, but you'll wait until late 2026 and need a $300 non-refundable deposit.