Adidas Solar-Powered Headphones

Adidas have introduced a pair of solar-powered headphones! That means these wireless over-ear headphones have virtually infinite playtime (as long as there is a source of illumination, indoors or outdoors). The self-charging Adidas RPT-02 SOL Headphones feature a headband that incorporates a solar cell fabric called Powerfoyle, which transforms sunlight and indoor light into electricity. Built mostly from recycled plastics, the sweat-proof and splash-proof cups can play music for up to 80 hours on a full charge, and come with an app that allows users to track their charge and battery status in real-time.

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Sharge Retractable 3-in-1 Power Bank

The Sharge Retractable 3-in-1 Power Bank takes a refreshing approach to portable charging, blending smart design with everyday practicality. Inspired by the Braun Audio 300, this compact device merges a wall charger, a 10,000mAh battery, and a retractable cable into one minimal package. No more juggling separate bricks, tangled cords, or dead batteries, you have got everything you need in a single sleek unit. With dual 30W outputs, it is perfect for keeping s...
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VSSL Mini Survival Cache

VSSL are makers of multi functional tools with components that are critical for outdoor survival. We are specially fond of their VSSL Mini Cache, a portable LED lantern with room to store your important supplies in a nearly indestructible aluminum cache. The easy-carry contraption, whose handle doubles as a carabiner clip, features an integrated flashlight which is equipped with three modes: SOS, static, and flood light, an oil-filled precision compass, an...
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IMPOSSIBLE I-1 INSTANT CAMERA

The I-1 is the first new camera for the original Polaroid instant photo format in over 20 years. Developed by Impossible Project, the easy-to-use point and shoot instant camera prints photos using Impossible Project 600-type film (reverse-engineered from Polaroids now-discontinued 600-type offering). The camera is paired to an app where you can take full photographic control of aperture, flash and shutter speed, plus experiment with creative tools like light paintin...
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