Bevel Trimmer

Developed for over a year, and designed around power, comfort, and cleanliness, the revolutionary Bevel Trimmer by Walker & Company allows a shave with improved precision and is cleaner and easier to use than other trimmers. The ergonomic device comes with water and oil-resistant blades that are easily adjusted and replaced, minimizing residue that can build up over time, and works both plugged and unplugged (with 4 hours of battery life). The sleek trimmer also features an innovative Bevel Dial allowing you to adjust the blades to a zero gap alignment quickly, and has a hidden Bevel Hook for easy and secure storage. watch the video below

This 3D Printer Fixes the Most Annoying Part of Printing

Most 3D printers still make you work around their limitations. The Bambu Lab X2D 3D Printer flips that, focusing on consistency, automation, and real usability instead of just raw specs. The biggest shift comes from its dual nozzle system. One nozzle handles the main print, while the second manages supports using a separate material. That means complex overhangs and internal structures are easier to print, and support removal becomes clean and predictable ins...
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DJI Spark Drone

The world´s largest drone manufacturer, DJI, have revealed a $499 miniature-sized personal drone. Weighing in at just over 10 ounces, the Spark is a palm-sized drone with a focus on portability and gesture-controls. It can fly up to 31 mph and be controlled using simple hand gestures (as long as it’s no more than 10 feet away), wave your hand to have move it up or down, right or left and pull it toward or away from you, while a quick gesture that resembles you ta...
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IWAKU | WIRELESS WAKE-UP LIGHT

The stylish iwaku is a wake-up light (according to the Dutch makers, strong enough to fight winter depression). In combination with an included app, iwaku slowly lights up when you have to rise, and can also play some music of your choice. iwaku can also monitor your sleep cycle to only wake you up in your lighter sleep. The iwaku wake-up light should appear on the market this fall and is expected to cost $300. More information can be found on their website. watch t...
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