Revisit Brass iPhone Case

Your iPhone may not be made in the USA, but at least your case can be. Blending protection with classic style, the Revisit Brass iPhone Case wraps your iPhone 5 or 5S in 100% brass and acetal plastic, leaving the front — including the all-important Touch ID sensor — and the back exposed while allowing for full access to all ports and controls. And if its Arizonan origins aren't enough for you, consider this: 25% of all profits go to help preserve the future of our National Parks.

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Sony RX100 III

Typically when a camera gets a sequel, it replaces the old model. Not so with the Sony RX100 III. While this powerful pocket cam boasts the same basic build as its predecessors — including the same terrific 1-inch, 20.1 MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor — it features an all-new Zeiss 24-70mm lens that gives you a f/1.8 aperture at the wide end and f/2.8 at 70mm, making for more pleasing bokeh. Other new features include the blazing fast Bionz X processor, a pop-up OLED electronic viewfinder, and an articulated LCD that can tilt 180º upwards, making for the best selfies you've ever shot.

Skylock

Instead of fumbling with keys or dealing with a cryptic combination, Skylock makes securing and untethering your bike as easy as walking up to it. Developed by engineers from Boeing and Jawbone, this smart lock uses built-in solar panels to stay charged, with Bluetooth LE to enable automatic unlocking, Wi-Fi for extended range, and an accelerometer that can alert you should your bike get moved, or call an ambulance should it detect a crash. So, basically everything a simple chain lock isn't.

LifeLogger

Why shell out a grand a half to look like a jackass document your life with Google Glass when you can do the same thing with the LifeLogger? Like Glass, this head-mounted gadget allows you to record video and take still photos — 720p and 5MP, respectively — from a point-of view that's very similar to what you're seeing with your own eyes. Built-in Wi-Fi lets you stream video directly from the camera, although with 32GB of storage, whether you want to or not is totally up to you and your subjects.

Parrot Bebop Drone

Let's face it: as cool as drones are, all most of us really want to do with them is shoot video and photos. Which is why they created the Parrot Bebop Drone. Drawing on the quadricopter expertise gained by building multiple generations of the AR.Drone, the Bebop uses data from a host of sensors to help keep it stable, and is capable of shooting fantastic video and stills thanks to a 14MP camera with a 180º fisheye lens and 3-axis stabilization to maintain a steady angle of view. And since it creates its own Wi-Fi network, all you need is a smartphone or tablet to get started.

Nomad Desktop CNC Mill

Forget desktop 3D printers — if you want a machine to help you make truly useful things out of raw materials, check out the Nomad Desktop CNC Mill. Designed for use by amateurs and experts alike, it comes with simplified software to get you up and running that hides the complexity of a traditional CNC. It boasts a machining area of 8" x 8" x 3", a high-power brushless DC motor to power the spindle, accuracy better than .001", and — perhaps most importantly — the ability to work with a variety of plastics, wood, brass, and even aluminum, letting you go from idea to real, actual object in no time.

Master & Dynamic MH40 Headphones

They might lack the sleek design of rapper-endorsed cans, but if you're simply looking for great sound quality, Master & Dynamic MH40 Headphones have you covered. Sporting a handsome retro look in either all black or brown and silver colorways, these headphones are designed for all-day use, with heavy grain premium leather on the headband exterior and earcup insets, and soft lambskin on the headband interior and ear pads. Of course, sound quality is incredibly important, so they also pack high-performance 45mm neodymium drivers, an on-cup mute button, separate cases for the headphones and the various included woven cables, and a forged aluminum body which, when paired with stainless steel components in all high-stress areas, means they'll likely be around a lot longer than your phone/tablet/computer/receiver.

Bowers & Wilkins Sound System

No, you won't be paying an outrageous amount to put this beauty in your home. Instead — if you're lucky — you might get to enjoy the Bowers & Wilkins Sound System at your next concert. This massive system aims to bring hi-fi quality sound to live music venues with a stack made up of four fully braced low frequency enclosures, each boasting two 15" Rohacell composite drivers, and four mid/high frequency enclosures, which come packing two mid/bass units, an FST Kevlar midrange driver, and four Nautilus high-frequency drivers, or more than enough speakers to rock the house — even if the "house" is an amphitheater.

Tado Cooling

As the temperature creeps up outside, it's only a matter of time before you decide to crank up the air conditioning to keep cool while you're indoors — but with that comes ridiculous energy bills that can start to cut into your summer travel fund. But by installing Tado Cooling, you can fight back by efficiently cooling only when you need it to. It works by connecting to an app on your smartphone, and detecting when you are getting close to your home. It then communicates wirelessly with the connector kit (which replaces your home thermostat), letting your heating and cooling system know it's time to get to work.

Fujifilm Instax Share Smartphone Printer

Modern smartphones can take outstanding pictures — but they're not so outstanding for taking those images and immediately turning them into prints. Fortunately, the Fujifilm Instax Share Smartphone Printer is. Designed for use with smartphones and tablets, this portable printer runs off two CR2 lithium batteries, and creates its own Wi-Fi network so you can wirelessly send your photos to the printer, which quickly recreates them on 2" x 3" Instax Mini Instant Film. Just think of it as the easiest way to turn your smartphone into a Polaroid.

Vinyl Me, Please

Whether you're trying to build your vinyl collection or simply looking to add to your already encyclopedic array of records, ever-so-carefully stored in arrays of Ikea Expedit shelves, Vinyl Me, Please is worth checking out. This self-proclaimed "best damn record club out there" brings a new vinyl record to your doorstep each month for a reasonable price, and throws in a custom cocktail recipe that's paired with the album as well as a limited edition art print inspired by the music for good measure.

Openbay

No matter how reliable your vehicle may be, eventually you're going to need to get it serviced. Openbay makes it easy to find somewhere to take it. This handy app uses your location, make, model, and what you need done to search nearby service professionals, showing you prices, location, ratings, reviews, and amenities, and then lets you book and pay for your appointment right from the app. It even stores your maintenance history in the app, so you can clean out that old stack of papers you've been keeping in the glove compartment.

Dropcam Tabs

Your Dropcam Pro makes it easy to check in on your house or office, thanks to live video streaming. But how are you supposed to know when to check your feed? That's where Dropcam Tabs come in. These movement sensors talk wirelessly to Pro units, can be stuck to doors, windows, and valuables, and can be configured to give you smart alerts about what's been opened, closed, or moved. They're available in white or black, can be used outside, and are a no-brainer add-on for any Dropcam Pro user.

Spaced360 Speaker

When you're out on the move and listening to tunes, the last thing you want is to worry about sound that only goes in one direction — with the Spaced360 Speaker you get true omni-directional sound capable of filling any space. It features three custom two-inch sound drivers and three bass radiator pointing in three directions, delivering powerful sound no matter where you place it. With Bluetooth and NFC technology, there's virtually no limit to the devices you can wirelessly pair with these speakers. And with up to 14 hours of battery-powered music playback, simple charging using the base station, and a lightweight, compact design, there's no reason not to throw it in your bag anywhere you go.

Logitech Case+

By now you know about the wealth of cases available for your iPhone — all of them offering something different, whether it's additional protection from damage, boosted battery performance, storage for your most-used items, or added convenience. But until the Logitech Case+, none of them were able to offer all of these benefits in one package. Sold together in a relatively-affordable kit, this case will hold your cards and cash, give you extra juice, save your phone from drops, and make it easier to use whether you're reading or driving. With the ability to magnetically attach to a range of included accessories, it's really the ultimate case for your iPhone 5 or 5s, letting you do more with it than you ever thought possible.

Centr Panoramic Camera

Don't let its small, unorthodox shape fool you — the Centr Panoramic Camera is serious tech. Already in use by the likes of Red Bull, National Geographic, and the Army, this nifty device uses 4 HD cameras to stitch together 360º 4K resolution footage in real time. Features include a splash-proof body, a quick-release battery, built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE, 8GB of internal storage with MicroSD expansion, three microphones, and the ability to shoot 20MP stills.

Nod

At this point you're used to gesture control on your devices — your smartphone, your tablet, the trackpad on your laptop — but true gesture-based communication with a device shouldn't rely on placing your hands on a surface. With Nod, gestures are freed from the confines of touch, letting you control just about any connected device by simply moving your hands in the air. By placing the ring on your finger, you can type without ever touching a keyboard, turn down the thermostat using your nest, even play a song on your phone without any physical contact. Made from jewelry-grade stainless steel, and available in a range of sizes to fit your finger, it uses Bluetooth connectivity to interact with a growing range of devices and technologies — you may never touch another device again.

Lix 3D Printing Pen

Interested in getting into 3D printing, but not eager to fork out the cash necessary for a costly printer? All you need to take advantage of the artistic and creative possibilities with 3D printing is the Lix 3D Printing Pen. While it may not afford you the structural rigidity of items printed from a full-fledged printer, you can still draw incredible structures and sculptures as easily as placing a pen to paper. And as the smallest 3D printing pen available on the market, you don't need to worry about handling clumsy tools every time you want to make something.