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Flagship gaming phone with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Leading Version, RedCore R4 gaming chip, 7,500mAh battery with 80W charging, BOE X10 OLED full-screen display, IPX8 resistance, and reinforced AquaCore liquid cooling. Early Access starts June 9 with $30 discount for Early Bird users.

Premium rugged smartwatch with titanium case and enhanced outdoor features. Pre-order alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series through August 3. Ships August 7.

Samsung's Galaxy Watch 9 arrives August 7, with pre-orders starting July 28 alongside the Z Fold 8. The big draw here is improved battery life—a sore spot for previous models—plus enhanced health tracking. At $399.99, it's a direct competitor to the Apple Watch Series 9, but with Samsung's ecosystem advantages.

XREAL's xbx a01+ drops the price to $299—$150 less than the 1S—and sheds the camera to hit just 62g, making it the lightest AR media viewer I've seen. That 147-inch virtual screen at 120Hz and 1600 nits is great for movies and gaming, but don't expect any smart features or spatial computing here. It's a focused, affordable alternative to bulkier headsets like the XREAL Air 2 or Ray-Ban Meta.

The TrimUI Brick Pro packs a 5000mAh battery and dual Hall effect joysticks into a $99.99 handheld—rare specs at this price, especially compared to the original Brick’s smaller battery and membrane sticks. The 3.95-inch IPS display is a nice bump too. Use code BPO10 for 10% off your preorder.
A limited-edition 1,500 Wh portable power station with commemorative 20th anniversary design in black or silver. Features 11 output ports, LFP battery with 5-year/2,500-cycle warranty, and can be charged from wall outlet, solar panels, or DC 12V. Pre-orders opened July 9 with limited-time pricing and free shipping. Ships August 15.

Snap's first AR glasses, SPECS, are now available for pre-order at $2,195 with a $200 refundable deposit. The lightweight TR90 frame houses dual Snapdragon processors, transparent waveguide display with 51° FOV, and electrochromic adaptive tint lenses. Expected to ship Fall 2026 in the US, UK, and France.
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.

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.

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.

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.

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.
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.

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.

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...

Meta's first smart glasses without the Ray-Ban branding, starting at $299. Three frame styles including a Kylie Jenner collaboration, 26 color/lens combos, and Meta AI powered by Muse Spark. Available now at Meta.com, Lenscrafters, Sunglass Hut, Best Buy, and Amazon.

Finally, a pair of spatial computing glasses that don’t look like a sci-fi prop. XREAL AURA runs Android XR on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Reality Elite, with a 70° see-through display and Gemini AI baked in. Reservations are open now with a $99 deposit that turns into $200 credit—final price under $1,500, shipping Fall 2026.
Fully standalone true AR glasses with 51-degree field of view, 132g weight, electrochromic lenses, Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. $200 refundable deposit required. Ships Fall 2026 in US, UK, and France.
Snap's first consumer AR glasses, fully standalone with see-through display, 51° FOV, dual Snapdragon processors, adaptive tint lenses, available in two sizes. Pre-order with $200 refundable deposit.

Pair of wirelessly connected interactive model qubits. Guided app covers quantum foundations. Send algorithms to real quantum computers. Ages 13+.

AI smart glasses with dual Micro-LED display, no camera (privacy-first), 46.6g weight, Harman AudioEFX speakers, real-time translation in 26+ languages, AI teleprompter. Reserve with $30 deposit.

6-inch monochrome ePaper reader, 300 PPI display, 3GB RAM, 32GB storage, microSD slot, stylus support (InkSense Plus sold separately), Android 11 with Google Play Store. Available in Plum, Stone, Shell, and Custard. Weighs 160g. Pre-order price: $199.99; bundled with stylus: $232.99.

Pre-order Google's new Gemini-powered smart speaker with 360-degree sound, available in Berry, Hazel, Jade, and Porcelain colors.
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