The weekly roundup from The Verge shares reader-recommended gadgets and touches on whether Google's book platform is finally delivering on its promise.
The $189.99 device is specifically designed to remove pet odors, cutting them by up to 70 percent within one hour.
The small gadget gives Meta's Muse AI agent another physical form for users to carry.
Eight Sleep has unveiled the Pod 6, a redesigned cooling and health-tracking system compact enough to fit beneath a mattress.
A growing category of electric bikes promises to handle both daily commutes and off-road adventures without compromise.
A new subclass of electric bikes markets itself as an all-terrain 'SUV' alternative, with wide tires, suspension and practical accessories.
The open-source Una Watch has dropped from its $350 Kickstarter price to $199, positioning it as a cheaper, repairable alternative to mainstream GPS sports watches.
The smartphone-sized black-and-white e-reader gets a new look, added functionality and a higher price tag, according to The Verge.
The USB-C-connected glasses, which project a large virtual screen for gaming, movies and computer use, are discounted by $50 at Amazon and directly through Xreal.
The beginner-friendly 3D printer, capable of handling four filament rolls at once, is on sale for $369, down from its usual $449 price tag.
A review published by Ars Technica examines a quadruped robot from Chinese company Unitree, describing it as central to the growing robotics industry.
The River 260 Gen4 and River 520 Gen4 pack more battery capacity into compact designs, according to EcoFlow.