Accessory

Small but powerful. With the Nexode Air 65W GaN, Ugreen offers an exceptionally compact USB-C fast charger that combines modern GaN technology with up to 65 watts of charging power. It is aimed at users who want to charge a smartphone, tablet, and laptop with a single power adapter whenever possible. Read our review for the full details.

The SK-07 has arrived. This time, Loop Gear has opted for a more traditional design, though the flashlight still stands out from the competition with its unconventional controls and finish.

A compact flash that punches well above its price tag The Viltrox Vintage Z1 Pro packs TTL, manual flash control and a retro-ish design into a compact body for just $59.99. After testing it extensively with the Fujifilm X100VI, it turned out to be a very dependable companion for travel and street photography despite a few minor inconveniences.

Mobile mixing. The Maono P1 audio interface offers creators and gamers a capable audio interface that can be used to make broadcasts from laptops and phones. The mixer provides high mic gain, a low noise floor, and high-resolution music output.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, Apple iPhone Air—there’s a trend toward ultra-thin smartphones. To complement this trend, Baseus offers an ultra-thin magnetic power bank, the PicoGo Air. With a 5000 mAh capacity, it’s designed to keep smartphones powered through the day. Charging data and temperature can be read via NFC.

Colors instead of features. The INNOCN CB32U1 targets creative professionals and Mac users with its 4K resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate, and high color accuracy. In our review, the 32-inch monitor impresses with exceptionally high contrast for an IPS panel, although it makes a few compromises in terms of features and build quality.

Expensive package but with features to back it up. The Arctis Nova Pro Omni builds on the strong foundation of the popular Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset. They improve on all key features, including sound quality, battery life, and connectivity, but with a slightly higher price tag.

Walled garden. With the Galaxy Buds4 series, Samsung aims not only to improve sound quality but also to set new standards in comfort, noise cancellation, and AI features. We’ve thoroughly tested the new in-ear headphones and highlight where they excel and where there’s still room for improvement.