Microsoft Fingerprint Keyboard

You probably won't notice the biometric sensor on the Microsoft Fingerprint Keyboard. That's okay — they designed it so that the fingerprint reader looked just like any other key, yet still offered reliable performance. It and the other keys sit inside an aluminum frame, as does a rechargeable battery that lasts up to four months per charge. Capable of both wireless and wired use, it works exclusively with machines running Windows 10.

Amazon Dash Wand

Echo owners have been able to order things with their voice for a while. The Amazon Dash Wand lets you order with just a scan. This Wifi-enabled gadget has a barcode reader on one end, allowing you to scan everyday household items and food products for reordering when you're getting low, has Alexa built-in, so you can still find recipes and do simple conversions with your voice, and is magnetic, so you can keep it handy. Oh, and you get a $20 credit in your Amazon account once you activate it, so it's practically free.

O6 Eyes-Free Remote

It's the one big downside of connecting our phones to our cars: to get anything done, you need to be looking at a screen. The O6 Eyes-Free Remote is a Click Wheel-like accessory that gives you physical controls you can use with just your thumb. Using a combination of tactile control, speech feedback, and a companion app, it lets you do things like control apps, read and respond to messages, and select music without the need to take your eyes off the road. It also has uses away from the car by serving as a remote shutter release, a Sonos remote, and even an interface for smart home devices.

Eero Home WiFi System

Our favorite wifi solution gets a serious upgrade with the new Eero Home WiFi System. The all-new Eero is the same size as the original, but more than twice as powerful, and has a Thread radio for future-proofing. Also included in the system are at least one Eero Beacon, a new model that's half the size of the original, offers 30% better performance, and plugs directly into the wall, clearing up valuable counter space and doubling as a nightlight. All this is combined with a new service called Eero Plus that helps keep your network secure.

iMac Pro

It's not just faster than a regular iMac. It's the fastest Mac ever. Packing up to an 18-core Xeon Processor and up to 128GB of RAM, the iMac Pro is a workstation-class computer in a stunningly slim package. The regular model's aluminum shell gets bathed in a dark space gray, and also holds Radeon Vega graphics capable of driving 44 million pixels at once, as well as a slew of high-end I/O options. Coming to a desk near you in December.

Zona Rear View Motorcycle Camera

Ride more safely with the Zona Rear View Motorcycle Camera. This smart system combines a rear-facing camera with a helmet-mounted display to give you a wide-angle view of the road behind you. An adjustable arm lets you put the display above or below your eye, in your peripheral vision so as to not distract you like current handlebar-mounted solutions. The incoming video stream from the bike-mounted camera is stabilized to adjust for the bike's movements, and the system also records footage so it can be reviewed in the case of an accident.

Logitech MX Master 2S Mouse

Plenty of us have to use more than one computer at a time. The Logitech MX Master 2S Mouse makes it easy to control both with a single tool. Thanks to a new feature called Flow, it can switch between two different computers, seamlessly moving the cursor from one screen to the other and enabling copy and paste between them. Its new sensor enables precision tracking on nearly any surface — including glass — and its speed-adaptive scroll wheel lets you navigate long pages and documents efficiently. Available in three colors to match your work area.

Magpie GPS Tracker

Anyone who's ever needed to find their phone knows the value of GPS tracking, but existing solutions for other items are expensive, bulky, or both. The Magpie GPS Tracker is a 1.5-inch square gadget that lets you track nearly anything almost anywhere in the world. It attaches with a hook or clip, is waterproof and dirtproof, has an accelerometer so it can alert you if it's moved, and lasts up to three months on a single charge. Those features make it ideal for tracking the movements or whereabouts of everything from suitcases and camera bags to children and pets. Available in three colors, it comes with a year of service, with pricing under $50 a year afterward.

Fuze Smart Credit Card

Free yourself from the tyranny of a wallet full of cards with the Fuze Smart Credit Card. Available in both standard and EMV chip variants, it's the same size and thickness as a standard card, yet can store info for up to 30 cards at a time. Thanks to the companion app, it's easy to manage your cards, wipe your card if it's lost, and have it automatically lock if the card strays too far away — providing a peace of mind no regular card can match.

Jammy Portable Guitar

If you're a total novice or an experienced vet without space to riff, the Jammy Portable Guitar looks like a great option. It's a guitar without a body, equipped with steel strings and a full-scale telescopic neck. Beginners can use the LED-equipped frets and practice discreetly using direct audio output that can be sent straight to your headphones. If you're past the lessons stage of your journey, you can send the output to an amp and take Jammy places your 6 or 12-string guitar could never go as it's less than 20 inches fully extended.

Amazon Echo Show

It was inevitable that we'd see Alexa joined with a screen. The Amazon Echo Show is exactly that. In addition to all the stuff its screenless siblings can handle, the Show can also play YouTube videos and flash briefings, and display info, photos, and camera feeds on its 7-inch touchscreen. Its dual speakers with Dolby processing give it room-filling audio, and should you want even better sound, it has Bluetooth for streaming to any compatible speaker. There's also a built-in camera for video chats, and an Intel Atom processor to keep lag at bay. Available in black or white.

Snooz White Noise Machine

White noise can be hugely helpful when trying to fall and stay asleep. The Snooz White Noise Machine provides it. Thanks to a real fan hidden inside, it creates the sound of moving air naturally, letting you adjust it from the light noise of a table fan to the deep drone of an airplane. Its companion app allows you to set the volume or schedule an automatic shutoff right from your phone. It's just 2.5" tall, so it's easy to pack along wherever you go, and it's available in two hues to match most decors.

Fender Tone

The times, they are a-changing. While digital modeling amps are nothing new, the connectivity of the Fender Mustang GT Amps and companion Tone app is. Using a WiFi and Bluetooth connection, it lets you browse through tons of presets — custom, preset, or straight from big-name artists — on your phone, select the perfect sound with just a tap, and access a plethora of effects. The amp itself is based on Fender's best-selling Mustang series, and is available in three sizes from 40 to 200 watts, making it a great companion for the bedroom, studio, or stage.

DJI Drone Goggles

Unless you're willing to strap on a wingsuit, the sensation of flying is difficult to achieve. The DJI Drone Goggles give you the ability to experience flight first hand with your feet securely on the ground. Depending on the mode, it will turn either the camera or the entire drone based on your head movements, making control incredibly intuitive. Dual 1920x1080 screens provide outstanding visuals with just 110ms of latency, a touchpad control gives you access to other options, and an HDMI input lets you use them with other media sources. Built primarily for the Mavic Pro, they're also compatible with select Phantom 4 and Inspire series aircraft.

Mastercard Biometric Credit Card

Chip cards make our day-to-day transactions more secure. They also make them more frustrating. The Mastercard Biometric Credit Card aims to be even more secure than its predecessors, and much easier to use. By embedding a fingerprint sensor on the end of the card opposite the chip, it lets the terminal authenticate the sale almost instantly, with no need to ever take your hand off the card or for new merchant hardware. The tech is currently testing in South Africa, with tests planned for Europe and Asia in the coming months.

River Mobile Power Station

Admit it; you need your electronic devices charged up at all times and kind of freak out when you aren't near a charging option for more than a few hours. The River Mobile Power Station will not only put your fears to rest, but can take care everyone in your group as well. The River will let you charge up to 11 devices simultaneously thanks to its total output of 500 watts — which is double the power of anything on the market. You can even utilize the four quick-charge ports which charge devices twice as fast as standard ports. It's lightweight and easy to transport, and when it needs a charge itself, use a standard outlet or car charger, and in 8 hours it's ready to work — for a full year. Load it up on your next road trip, camping excursion, or day at the beach or keep it nearby for emergencies at home.

Asprey Sterling Silver Safe

The name might suggest that it's a safe with unique features for storing sterling silver. Instead, the Asprey Sterling Silver Safe is made from it. Crafted in the company's workshops, the eight-inch cube has a working safe mechanism, silver dial, and silver feet. A perfect place to keep your most valuable items, as well as the perfect prize for the jewel thief who wants the safe to be as valuable as its contents.

Pavlok Habit-Breaking Device

Whether it's biting your nails, smoking, or procrastinating at work, we all have bad habits we'd like to break. The Pavlok Habit-Breaking Device is here to help. The wearable device pairs with your phone via an app and allows you to pick your specific bad habit. A combination of both tracking and zaptic software recognize whether you're letting your emails pile up or pulling up to the drive-thru. Once you're caught, Palvok will give you a smack on the hand by way of vibration, beeps, or zaps. The company even claims that their gadget's take on negative association can break most bad habits in as little as five minutes a day for five days.

Duo AI Mirror

It looks like any other mirror, and at 1.9mm thin, you'd be hard-pressed to guess otherwise. But the Duo AI Mirror is in fact a full-fledged computer hidden in plain sight. Its 27-inch HD multi-touch display hides until awoken, and can be configured to handle a variety of tasks, from showing the weather and news to letting you control your thermostat and lights. The "AI" comes into play in the form of Albert, the Duo's voice-powered assistant, who lets you handle a variety of tasks without needing to dirty the screen. A separate box holds most of the electronics — enabling that razor-thin profile — and runs a touch- and voice-specific operating system called HomeOS.

Samsung Dex Desktop Dock

Amongst the features of the new Galaxy S8 is one you won't discover until you park it on your desk. The Samsung Dex Desktop Dock allows it — and presumably future Samsung phones — to become an Android-based desktop, connecting to an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse for a more versatile experience. Thanks to partnerships with Microsoft and Adobe, you get access to versions of apps like Microsoft Office and Lightroom that simply aren't possible with a touch interface, while keeping all the versatility and mobility that comes with having a computer in your pocket.

Stanley Model 1 3D Printer

At its most basic, a 3D printer is just another tool. A tool that can make other tools, but still, a tool. So the Stanley Model 1 3D Printer makes perfect sense. This compact desktop printer can create objects up to 200 mm x 200 mm x 185 mm in size, and automatically loads and unloads its filament using refillable cartridges. You can control operation from your computer or via the 5-inch built-in touchscreen, and monitor the process via the built-in webcam. Easy enough for a beginner and powerful enough for experienced users, it's a solid addition to any workshop or office.

Sony Xperia Touch Projector Computer

It can throw your favorite shows and games up on the wall at sizes of up to 80 inches. But the Sony Xperia Touch Projector Computer does far more than that. It combines the company's SXRD short throw projection technology with a 13-megapixel camera and an infrared light array to serve as a 23-inch touchscreen. With access to the Google Play store, it does everything from gaming to reading the news, and thanks to the perforated metal finish, you won't mind leaving it out on the tabletop or counter.

Steadicam Volt

You've heard of the Steadicam, the original camera stabilization technology that revolutionized Hollywood. Now the same name is ready to revolutionize your videos with the Steadicam Volt. Turning you into a regular Kubrick, the Volt is a handheld smartphone and tablet stabilizer that weighs in at only one pound and is totally collapsible. It uses haptic feedback, which simulates the feeling of inertia to allow users to film with extreme precision. Users can shoot in Sport mode for fast movements, and Movie mode for more leeway when creating cinematic-like movements. Volt is Bluetooth enabled, syncs with any smartphone, and is equipped with rechargeable batteries that provide up to 8-hours of life on a full charge.

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Flter Secure Router

If you aren't concerned about your privacy online, then you haven't been paying attention to the news. But figuring out how to protect yourself without going off the grid isn't easy. Flter Secure Router is an option to help give you peace of mind no matter what device you're using. It provides VPN protection, malicious ad blocking, and Tor anonymity, and sits between your modem and router, so you don't have to install extra software. You also get full peer to peer support, unlimited bandwidth, and can operate Flter entirely from the app or web interface.

Linc Smartphone Walkie Talkie

Lack of signal. Overcrowded towers. Dead battery. There are plenty of reasons why you might want to have a backup form of communication should your smartphone fail. The Linc Smartphone Walkie Talkie gives you one. Designed to snap onto the back of the Moto Z, it lets you talk at ranges of up to 5 miles, works with non-smartphone walkie talkies, and has a dedicated battery. It also has a retractable antenna, independent volume control, push-to-talk button, and its own speaker, and can be used with the companion app to expand its capabilities.

Brilliant Smart Home Control

Make your light switches do more than just manage illumination with the Brilliant Smart Home Control. Available in models spanning 1-4 switches, each control has a 5-inch touchscreen and Amazon Alexa built-in, letting you control a whole host of products, from the lights to thermostats, door locks, and garage doors. Built-in motion detectors turn the lights on and off automatically, video cameras, mics, and built-in speakers turn multiple units into an intercom, and since installation is as easy as wiring a new switch, you can have one up and running in as little as 5 minutes.

Uritrottoir Urinal Planter

Public restrooms can be gross and even dangerous. Peeing on whatever's around is also gross and very likely illegal. The Uritrottoir Urinal Planter tackles both problems. It's made up of two boxes, with one on top holding plants, fertilized soil, and the main portion of the urinal, which sends your pee down onto the straw that's held in the lower box. A sensor tells when the straw needs swapped out and taken to a separate composting facility, before eventually making its way back to another unit as food for the flowers on top. Currently on trial in Paris, it seems likely we'll be seeing them elsewhere in the years to come.

Ping GPS Locator

Near-field trackers like Tile can certainly be useful, but if you need to keep tabs on something that moves around more than your wallet, you're going to need something more robust. Something like the Ping GPS Locator. It combines the more common Bluetooth tracking with GPS and a 3G cellular connection, allowing you to check on the location of something nearby or across the globe. Whether it's your luggage, your pet, or even your kid, it provides accurate tracking and up to three months of battery life per charge.