Devices and Hardware

The Lenovo Legion Go Gen 2 offers improved performance and a customizable experience, but requires patience to unlock its full potential.

Chamberlain’s Security+ 3.0 technology blocks third-party smart home integrations, limiting options for users and pushing them towards subscription services.

Huawei’s Mate 70 Air offers a 6.6mm thin design with a 6,500mAh battery, a 7-inch screen, and a triple rear camera, available in China starting at ¥4,199.

Rode’s Rodecaster Video S is a compact and affordable video production console, offering features like video switching and livestreaming for $499.

Meta has delayed the release of its mixed reality glasses, codenamed Phoenix, to 2027, aiming for higher quality and sustainability.

Ploopy’s Nano 2 trackball now includes a customizable button, upgraded sensor, and USB-C port, enhancing its functionality and user experience.

Kuxiu’s K1 Ultra power bank now supports the Qi2.2 standard, offering faster 25W wireless charging for compatible smartphones.

Lenovo might soon debut a rollable OLED gaming laptop with an ultrawide screen, potentially unveiled at CES 2026.

Google’s Project Aura, in collaboration with Xreal, introduces innovative XR glasses that integrate Android apps, offering a seamless user experience.

Apple is rumored to be developing a low-cost MacBook that echoes the netbook trend of the early 2000s, featuring a mobile chip and compact design.