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Top community-ranked pre-orders discovered on Saturday, June 27, 2026.

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.


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.

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.
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.
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.