Gadgets

To ensure its new Qi2.2 wireless chargers consistently deliver power at 25W without overheating, Mophie’s StealthCharge tech relocates some of the charging components to the device’s base while a heat sink transfers heat away from the magnetic pad. The new collection includes a 4-in-1, 3-in-1, and a travel charger featuring the tech.

The X Fold 6 doesn’t launch until later this month, but we already know it’ll be compatible with the X300 Ultra’s 200mm telephoto lens. It’ll have a meaty camera of its own too, with a 200-megapixel, 1/1.4-inch main camera and a 50-megapixel, 1/1.95-inch telephoto.

The TCL QM6K is $527.99 ($70 off) at Amazon, or $529.99 at Best Buy, with attractive discounts on larger sizes, too. The mini-LED panel is a great value for the price, stocked with Google TV software, quantum dots for richer contrast, and variable refresh rate that goes up to 144 Hz for smooth gaming.

After first debuting at CES 2026, the Champ Stack 10K, renamed to the Sharepower, is now available through Apple and Nimble’s online store for $79.95. The 10,000mAh power bank magnetically bifurcates to become a pair of 20W 5,000mAh batteries. One features a short lanyard-stye USB-C cable while the other uses a folding USB-C connector.

Meta only donates tens of thousands of pairs of smart glasses to blind veterans when it’s in extreme distress.

Quinn Nelson is one of the lucky (?) few to actually get their hands on the T1. The Trump Mobile emails kept going to spam, the site is broken, and a customer service agent asked for his password over the phone. Spoiler: Things didn’t get better once he turned it on.

Oura says New Yorkers’ hearts were palpitating on Wednesday night during Game 4. Turns out, baseline heart rates increased by 3.7 beats on average at the final buzzer. Heart rates were also elevated for the entirety of the game, and nobody seemed to get a peaceful night of sleep. Guessing we’re in for more of the same on Saturday.

A wireless food thermometer makes it easy to dial in your dinners from afar. The ThermoMaven G2 is significantly cheaper than usual at Amazon, costing $49.99 (originally $149.99) with the code Q4I24PLR used at checkout. Its two probes can handle up to 221 degrees Fahrenheit, and they report directly to the included base station, no app needed.

DJI sued in China when Insta360 muscled in on drones, and both companies are Spider-Man Pointing in US lawsuits now they’re competing on stickcams. Recall: Insta360 just launched its Osmo Pocket competitor Luna Ultra in the US, but DJI can’t sell its Osmo Pocket 4 here.

Smart glasses, like the Ray-Ban Meta, have become a resource for people with disabilities. Meta says the company and its partners will provide hands-on training for all the veterans who receive a free pair of AI glasses through the Blinded Veterans Association or TechSoup.

If you’re in the US, you can now find the Nothing Phone 4A Pro, Phone 3, Headphone A, and Ear 3 in person at over 500 Best Buy stores across the country, giving you a chance to toy around with the devices before you buy one.

A sun exposure-tracking pendant, in case they’re running low on tech-induced anxiety.