Fobo Tire Pressure Sensor

Fobo Tire Pressure Sensor is a new Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) with Bluetooth pairing that transmits tire info to your IOS or Android device. It comes with 4 units to place on your tires, and a car unit that receives and processes your tire´s info. You can manage up to 19 different cars with the app that comes with it and share the info with up to 100 users. Featuring built-in interchangeable batteries, with a life of up to 5 years, this gadget will help you be greener, because you´ll be saving fuel, save the tires themselves, and always provide safer driving. watch the video

The new Fobo Bike($99) is also available to monitor your motorbike tires.

Plaud NotePin

In a world where tech gadgets often overpromise and underdeliver, the Plaud NotePin stands out for its simplicity and practicality. This new AI hardware gadget is not trying to replace your smartphone or act as an all-in-one assistant, it is here to do one thing exceptionally well: capture and organize your thoughts on the go. The Plaud NotePin is a sleek, capsule-shaped device designed to be worn as a pin, necklace, or wristband. With jus...
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CORE MEDITATION TRAINER

We have all heard about the benefits of meditation, it helps clear our minds and focus on the present moment, builds skills to manage your stress and anxiety, reduces negative emotions, increases imagination and creativity, increases patience and tolerance, and can help you perform better at work. But channeling your chakras and minding your mantras can be easier said than done. Enter Core, by Hyperice, a device designed with dynamic vibration guidance to keep you c...
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FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI EVO CINEMA

The Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema feels like Fujifilm having a bit of fun again and we mean that in the best way. It takes everything people already love about instant cameras and adds something genuinely new without overcomplicating it. This is the first Instax camera that can shoot video, and it does so with a clear nod to cinema history rather than chasing specs for the sake of it. Inspired by the Fujica P300 from 1965, the vertical grip design looks great i...
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