The Garmin Fenix 8 Pro debuted with a presence that captivated athletes and explorers looking for a challenge. This watch does more than simply track your runs and treks; it’s a lifeline in the bush, providing a connection when phones fail, and with a screen so brilliant that it can be seen in direct sunshine. With satellite messaging, LTE calls, and a micro-LED screen, it feels tailor-made for people who push the boundaries.
Bond is back and he’s younger, brasher and ready to carve his own path in 007 First Light, IO Interactive’s new take on the iconic spy. Revealed in a 30-minute State of Play on September 3, 2025, this espionage action-adventure game is a new chapter for the world’s most famous secret agent. Out March 27, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC, the deep dive gave us a first look at a game that combines stealth, action and cinematic flair.
Declutter your office with Sabrent’s AX-8PTC 8-Port USB PD 3.0 Charger, priced at $79.99 (down from $169.99), which comes in an unassuming package. This charging hub can charge up to 8 devices at once, including laptops and smartphones, with a total output of 252 watts, so you don’t need multiple adapters.
A cassette tape boombox is a relic of another era in 2025 when music seemingly falls from the sky and earbuds are almost invisible. But We Are Rewind’s GB-001 does more than just revive an old format; the boombox does it with such accuracy that you’ll want to start making new mixtapes or dig out your old ones.
LEGO has unveiled a new set that’s a 1990s gaming icon in a world where love for old video games is as strong as a certain blue hedgehog. Part of the LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog series, this 260 piece set is more than just a static model. With a secret surprise that makes it a must have for fans and collectors, it’s a nod to the time when SEGA challenged Nintendo’s dominance.
With its neon-lit circuits and fast-paced racing, San Francisco Rush 2049 is a favorite among arcade enthusiasts, bringing back memories of wasted quarters and rivalry. A committed group of fans has now brought this classic and its predecessor, San Francisco Rush: The Rock, to contemporary PCs with Project R, a native port that thoughtfully improves while preserving the arcade feel.
