Launch

Seiko’s winter-themed Seiko 5 Sports SRPM11K1 and SRPM13K1 watches are now available via Seiko Singapore. Both Thong Sia Group exclusives are priced at SGD 473.10 (~$367) and limited to 1,000 pieces for select Southeast Asian markets.

Seiko's new Astron Starry Sky limited-edition watches with black titanium cases and spiral galaxy dials are now official. The lineup includes two radio-controlled Solar models and two GPS Solar models, with fixed production limits.

Timex has launched the Huckberry x Timex 1979 Black Max - a modern reissue of its late-1970s sports watch. The 41 mm stainless steel model uses a quartz movement, features a black dial with tachymeter, and is water resistant to 100 meters.

Nighthold: Number 1 is a brand-new free-to-play title on Steam. Players have to survive Sandrax-66b's Rot attacks via base-building & full destruction. Positive early reviews are all for the tension in the game.

Soxai has launched the Ring 2 smart ring in Japan with a slimmer 6.7 mm design, a new Deep Sensing PPG sensor, and up to 14 days of battery life. The ring focuses on sleep tracking and health insights, with no subscription fee.

Terminator 2D: No Fate launches on Steam after 3 delays from September to December 12, 2025. Bitmap Bureau's pixel-art run-and-gun recreates T2 action with short, intense levels as Sarah, John, and T-800. Most reviews praise controls and the level design, but aren't big fans of the $30 price tag.

Casio has now released the GM-S2110-1A1 and GM-S2110-1A7 in the US at $200. The compact metal-bezel G-Shocks present the octagonal design, crosshatch dials, 200m water resistance, and core GM-S2110 features in a smaller, lighter case.

The Naya Connect is a new ecosystem of desktop input devices based around a low-profile mechanical keyboard and a standalone wireless module that can be used with a four different input devices, including a track ball, touch pad, rotary knob, and a 3D navigator. The Connect ecosystem and accompanying low-profile mechanical keyboard will launch on Kickstarter with a sizeable VIP discount on January 13.

The Lenovo Legion Y9000P gaming laptop has been updated with a Diablo IV-inspired variant, which is currently available only in China. Powered by an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU and up to an RTX 5080 Laptop GPU, the OLED gamer is easily among the fastest available in the market.

CRKD has finally announced the Nitro Deck 2 for the Nintendo Switch 2. The controller also works with older Switch models and can be used as a wired or wireless controller for other devices.

An enterprising developer has published a new free browser-based tool for splitting large 3D models into multiple parts, replete with a built-in jigsaw generator and an impressive number of quality of life features. The splitter is 100% free to use, and the dev says that it is also privacy-focussed, with all of the processing happening locally.

IKEA has released a series of new wireless chargers in countries like the US, Italy and Germany. These accessories are a donut-shaped charger, a cork charging stand and a glass bowl with integrated lighting and a charging puck. All three models are Qi2 certified and support a couple of fast charging protocols.

Corsair is giving Fallout fans the chance to deck out their gaming desks in Nuka Cola design with its latest limited-edition hardware collection, featuring a keyboard, keycaps, a desk mat, a headset, a microphone and a Stream Deck – all adorned with Nuka Cola branding.

Inotia 4, a 2012 mobile RPG from Com2uS, launches free on Steam as a ported action title with party-based combat, 400 maps and class recruitment in a light-dark fantasy tale. The pixel art should appeal to JRPG fans.

Timex and Bespoke Post have restocked their limited-edition 36mm field watch, a quartz reissue of a 1970s Viscount design. Featuring stainless steel case, domed acrylic crystal, 50m WR, and olive Cordura strap. It first launched in April 2025 at $150-159, now $199.

Pioneers of Pagonia is a fantasy logistics-focused city builder from Settlers' creator Volker Wertich, now out of early access on Steam with a 30% launch discount. It’s a low‑stress settlement game about building supply chains, and reconnecting island tribes plus optional combat.

OpenAI has introduced GPT‑5.2, its most advanced model yet. It offers better task performance, improved object recognition, and fewer hallucinations. A $1 billion funding deal will allow Sora users to incorporate Disney characters into their videos, while giving Disney company‑wide access to OpenAI’s services.

Aaeon has introduced four new offerings carrying the UP brand name. Each of the mini PCs can be equipped with up to an 8-core Intel N355 CPU, and packs a decent array of standard as well as enterprise-focused I/O.

Corsair has updated its Xeneon Edge ultrawide secondary display in two new variants. Now available in White and Atomic Purple finishes, the small display can either be used on a desk or in place of a 360 mm radiator with 350 nits peak brightness.

Philips Hue has released the Festavia Permanent Outdoor Lights in Europe. Already available in the US, these outdoor lights can throw white and colored lighting effects onto the walls of your home. This string light is cuttable and extendable, and can be linked to many of the brand’s other products.

Hyper has now released its first M.2 SSD enclosure that supports USB4 v2 transfer speeds. Advertised as an 80 Gbps PCIe SSD enclosure, the HyperDrive Next USB4 M.2 PCIe Enclosure also supports AI accelerators and networking cards while delivering up to 25 W USB Power Delivery too.

Opt! has released the OPT100 Neo Film, a ¥5,940 (~$38) digital toy camera shaped like a 35mm film roll. It features a 1MP sensor, microSD support, VGA-level video, a tiny rear display, USB charging, and a 47.2 × 25 × 25 mm body, offered in three colors.

Xiaomi is now selling its Smart Camera C500 in two European countries, with a wider rollout expected in the near future. This is the brand’s first 6MP security camera, which is marketed with a 3.5K UHD resolution. Other features include an integrated gimbal stand for motion tracking and support for Amazon Alexa.

Seiko has unveiled the limited-edition Pink Panther SRPM07, sporting a 38 mm case, pink dial with paw prints, themed caseback, and 4R36 movement. It comes with a bracelet, pink nylon strap, and special packaging, limited to 9,999 units.

For those looking out for a new mid-tower gaming PC case with decent airflow, the Corsair 4000D has always been a solid choice. The company has now started selling the Frame 4000D LCD, which packs the 14.5-inch Xeneon Edge touchscreen display attached to its side.

One-Netbook has finally released its Asus ROG Flow Z13 alternative globally. Available starting at $1,899, the OneXPlayer Super X hopes to surpass its Asus rival with a 120 Hz VRR OLED display, a larger battery, M.2 2280 storage and an optional liquid cooling solution to extract up to 120 W from the Ryzen AI Max 385 or Ryzen AI Max+ 395.

TCL has released the P series PlayCube Projector in the UK. This portable model, designed for home theaters, is already available in the US. The award-winning device has an unusual, twisting design, can throw images up to 150 inches wide, and is truly portable thanks to an integrated battery.

To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red partnered with XR glasses manufacturer, Viture, for a limited edition version of its Luma Pro XR Glasses. Limited to just 10,000 units, the XR glasses feature a Cyberpunk 2077-themed design and packaging.

Casio has officially launched its GMW-BZ5000 series of full metal watches in the US market. The company’s new GMW-BZ5000 series consists of three models, including the GMW-BZ5000D-1, the GMW-BZ5000BD-1, and the GMW-BZ5000GD-9. Features include tough solar power, shock-resistant construction, Bluetooth connectivity, and world time across 38 time zones.

The Fujifilm X100VI is exclusively available with a fixed 35 mm lens (full-frame equivalent). Viltrox recently introduced two relatively affordable converters that enable users to achieve either a 28 mm or 50 mm focal length on the X100VI as well as several earlier models.

Vovo has extended what toilets can do with the Neo—a smart toilet that can monitor users for health problems. The toilet can also auto-open the lid, auto-flush after each use, clean bums with heated water, and deodorize the air.

Smalth has introduced a new Titanium smart ring with 12 days of battery life. The smart ring has a titanium shell, an offline data storage feature, SpO2 and heart rate tracking, and app-based controls. On top of that, it’s said to be waterproof up to 10 ATM.

Unigrid has unveiled the Na+ (Plus) Fleet battery for automoative applications. The 12-volt battery is a drop-in replacement requiring no vehicle modifications. It uses safer sodium rather than lithium for the cathode for a safer design that uses no rare earths.

Tiiny AI is an American startup that has introduced a brand-new mini PC with one goal - putting large LLMs in user's pockets. The impressively tiny Pocket Lab mini PC packs a 12-core ARM CPU along with an NPU that is capable of up to 160 TOPS of compute power. Memory is crucial, taken care of by 80 GB of LPDDR5X RAM.

The Anker Prime Charging Base (150W, 3 Ports) has been released in the US. Already available in the UK, this accessory is designed to quickly charge some of the brand’s power banks. There are also three USB ports, which can be used to charge multiple devices simultaneously.

Microsoft is now selling Pip-Boy themed Xbox controllers worldwide. Taking in various elements from the Fallout universe, the new Xbox Wireless Controller and Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 variants are said to be limited edition and will be available for a limited time only.

DVX has introduced the Night Storm X3, a dual-sensor night-vision system with 4K recording, a 1500-meter laser range finder, 950 nm IR illumination, and a 20 TOPS AI Fusion processor. It is launching via a Kickstarter campaign.

8BitDo has now released a batch of colourful new wireless controllers after their announcement earlier this week. Available in over half a dozen finishes including multiple translucent options, the new controllers all retail for $45. Unfortunately, major caveats exist for these releases, though.

Oppo has launched a new midrange smartphone, the A6L, in the Chinese market. The smartphone retains the same design as the A6 Max and features a 120 Hz AMOLED display and a large 7,000 mAh battery with 80 W wired charging. Available in a single 12 GB + 256 GB variant, the device is currently exclusive to China.

After announcing the competition back in March, Nothing has unveiled the community designed Phone (3a). Officially known as the Nothing Phone (3a) Community Edition, the phone has a frosted teal finish that's reminiscent of tech products from the 90s.

Seiko's newest watch is the SNR058, a US-exclusive Spring Drive GMT featuring a black-to-brown textured dial, rose-gold accents, and a titanium case. It runs the 5R66 movement with a 72-hour reserve. The model is a special edition with no fixed production number.

Xiaomi has revealed the Monitor A27i 2026 on one of its websites. This new model features various upgrades compared to its predecessor, including a higher refresher rate and improved brightness. It is marketed as a relatively slim model, with a 27-inch screen and a tilting stand.

The dock is designed to connect desktop graphics cards to laptops and handhelds. It features a built-in 850W power supply and supports both Oculink and USB4 to handle modern hardware like Nvidia’s RTX 5090.

Citizen has revealed the 2026 Kizashi Collection, comprising four limited Super Titanium models across Attesa, xC, and Exceed. Each watch gets attractive dial work, updated finishes, Eco-Drive calibers, and January availability, with production capped per model.

Abxylute has announced the E1 dual-OS retro game console, designed for the emulation of classic games from systems such as the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, as well as cloud gaming. The $69 handheld comes with a 640 x 480 LCD screen and dual carbon-film analog joysticks running Android and Linux OSs. Update: Specifications updated

An enterprising YouTuber has built a fully wireless split ergonomic mechanical keyboard with support for a track point, dual customisable knobs, and a focus on portability. The keyboard uses ZMK firmware, which is known for its hyper-efficient operation, and the design, along with build instructions, will be available on GitHub soon as an open-source project.

Dynabook has announced the Tecra A45-M and A65-M laptops, combining AMD Ryzen PRO and Ryzen PRO 200 series CPUs with enterprise-grade security and MIL-STD-810H durability. The Tecra notebooks target professionals who need reliable business laptops that can run Windows Copilot AI thanks to powerful NPUs.

Fitasy has unveiled the Stride sneakers, utilizing smartphone foot imaging and spatial AI modeling to create 3D-printed shoes. The fully-recyclable triple-lattice design offers improved comfort, with less friction and pressure spots thanks to its custom fit.

LG has brought the Magnit Active Micro LED display powered by webOS to the US market. Four 68-inch, edgeless displays are combined to form the 136-inch 4K luxury screen, suitable for use in home theaters.

It looks as though Canon will soon launch a new camera based on the design of the AE-1 as a new mirrorless camera based on the EOS R6 Mark III's full-frame sensor and a cut-back video-centric feature set. The RE-1 will supposedly launch sometime in 2026, and a recent spec sheet leak suggests that the new camera will be a video-centric model with a surprisingly affordable price point.