While they're called the Solo Pro, make no mistake about it: Beats' latest release is the fourth-generation of their on-ear design. As expected, they add the new H1 chip for hands-free Siri activation, instant pairing with Apple devices, and outstanding battery life. Speaking of the latter, they offer three listening modes: Pure ANC adaptive noise cancellation, a transparency mode that lets you hear your surroundings, and extended power, offering up to 22 hours of ANC playback or 40 with the active tech turned off. The new design also exposes the metal sliders, gives all surfaces a matte finish, and employs all-new ear cushions with added surface area for a more comfortable fit. The result is a headphone that's still recognizable as Beats with a more refined, mature look.

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Analogue Pocket Handheld Console

Analogue is known for its outstanding renditions of classic gaming systems like the NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis. Add the Game Boy to that list. The Analogue Pocket works natively with the more than 2,700 games released for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance. Cartridge adapters let it work with Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket Color, Atari Lynx, and other portable carts as well. Its 3.5" color LCD screen has 10x the resolution of the original Game Boy, so games look incredibly sharp, while stereo speakers, mappable buttons, and a USB-C rechargeable battery provide modern conveniences. Paired with an Analogue Dock, it can output games to a TV over HDMI, with Bluetooth for wireless controllers, and a second dedicated FPGA gives developers the chance to expand its capabilities. Arriving in 2020.

Buy from Analogue / $200

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Google Pixel 4 Smartphone

The fourth iteration of Google's home-cooked Android handset, the Pixel 4 is both a worthy successor and a worthy competitor for the Apples and Samsungs of the world. It comes in standard and XL versions, with either a 5.7" Full HD+ or 6.3" Quad HD+ OLED screen, each with variable refresh rates up to 90Hz. A small bezel at the top of the screens houses the selfie camera, face unlock sensors, and a Motion Sense radar module that allows for gesture controls. The Pixel 3 was lauded for its camera, and the 4 builds on that, with 12-megapixel Dual-Pixel and 16-megapixel telephoto rear cameras. To take full advantage, there are improved portrait and Night Sight modes, with the latter gaining astrophotography-specific skills. Powering the phone is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor paired with a Pixel Neural Core, 6 GB of RAM, and up to 128 GB of storage. Both models will be available in three colors: black, white, and orange.

Buy from Google / $799+

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Royal Mint Raris Solid Gold Payment Card

Although American Express already has a gold card, the Royal Mint Raris Solid Gold Payment Card is the first to actually be made from the precious metal. The hallmark card is crafted from source-traceable, 18-carat gold and will feature custom engravings of the accountholder's name and signature. It comes loaded with a range of premium benefits including limitless spending and zero foreign exchange or transaction fees while the Mastercard World Elite package offers travel benefits like a dedicated concierge service. The first run is limited to just 50 cards.

Buy From Royal Mint / $23,000

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Phonocut Home Vinyl Recorder

From mixtapes to shared playlists, there's a rich history of putting together custom compilations of music and sharing them with others. The Phonocut aims to add vinyl to the mix. Roughly the size of a regular turntable, the ~20-pound lathe uses a diamond stylus to etch sound waves into blank vinyl discs in real-time. Between 10-15 minutes of audio will fit on each side, and once cut, the record can immediately be picked up and played back on a traditional turntable. The project is being developed and backed by a slew of talent, including lathe experts, audio engineers, and even a co-founder of the Polaroid-rescuing Impossible Project. A crowdfunding campaign will kick off in the next week, with a goal of shipping the first units out in December 2020.

Buy from Phonocut / $1,100

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Nikon Z50 Camera

The first APS-C entry into Nikon's new mirrorless line, the Z50 is a compact, capable camera. Like many of its competitors, it uses a Hybrid AF system to cover nearly the entire frame and has both an eye-detecting AF mode and 11fps burst shooting. Its 20.9-megapixel CMOS sensor is paired with an Expeed 6 processor for speed and excellent low-light performance, and a flip-down selfie screen is ideal for vloggers looking to capture 4K video. It will be available in body-only form, in a kit with the new, pancake-like Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR lens, or with both the pancake and a 50-250mm telephoto.

Buy from Nikon / $860+

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Tap Strap 2 Gesture Controller

The original Tap aimed to replace a keyboard. The Tap Strap 2 can replace a keyboard, mouse, and even a remote. Its AirMouse technology has three modes, which enable the hand-worn device to replicate a standard mouse, control media playback, or navigate the menus on an Apple TV, Amazon Fire, or smart TV. Enhanced iPad support allows users to rapidly input text and navigate the interface using a single hand, and there are physical improvements as well, including a new thumb ring glider, 10 hours of battery life, and improved mouse optics.

Buy from Tap / $199

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Uncrate Issue 05

For Issue 05, we gathered ten of the world's best Barn Finds, ten of the most interesting caviar-and-potato chip pairings, three spectacular places to stay in Italy, and thirty stunning objects of desire.

One magazine, six languages: English / Deutsch / Français / Italiano / Español / 日本語

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Mott & Bow Jeans

Since their entry into the jeans market, Mott & Bow have changed the way men shop for denim. They use artisan techniques to make their jeans, with fabric sourced from some of the best mills in the world without cutting corners. And their Home Try-On Program is still the easiest way to get the best jeans and the best fit. Now, Mott & Bow is expanding their line of slim fit jeans again, taking the slightly stretchy, never too tight, nor too loose jeans and adding black and gray colorways. The new colors go with almost anything, and just like the rest of the line they're soft, comfortable, and will never look dated.

Presented by Mott & Bow.

Buy from Mott & Bow / $96+

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Tile Slim & Sticker Trackers

Tile has offered keychain-friendly trackers for a while. With its latest models, the Slim and Sticker, you can keep track of almost everything else. The Slim is the size of two credit cards, so it slips easily into wallets, passport holders, and jacket pockets. It has a 200-foot range and a "louder" ring. The Sticker is, as the name suggests, a small circular device designed to stick to nearly anything that might be misplaced, including tools, remotes, and chargers. It has a 150-foot range and a "loud" ring. Both models are fully waterproof and are available now, alongside updated keychain-friendly Mate and Pro models.

Buy from Tile / $30+

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Nomad Base Station Apple Watch Edition

Give all your Apple gadgets a home worthy of their sleek design with the Nomad Base Station Apple Watch Edition. Its aluminum chassis holds an integrated, MFI-approved Apple Watch charger — set at an angle for nightstand mode — and three 7.5W charging coils, set beneath padded leather for wirelessly powering up your iPhone(s). All three coils are Qi-certified, supporting simultaneous charging of up to three devices, with LED charging indicators on the front that automatically dim at night.

Compatibility: Apple Watch Series 1, 2, 3, & 4; iPhone 8, 8 Plus, X, XR, XS, & XS Max

Buy from Uncrate Supply / $140

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Microsoft Surface Earbuds

Redmond's first foray into true wireless earphones is here. Dubbed the Microsoft Surface Earbuds, they're far from subtle, with a circular, glossy white exterior that announces their presence. They offer what Microsoft's calling "Omnisonic" sound, with screen-free Office 365 integration that gives voice-powered access to Outlook as well as live, on-screen captions and translations in Powerpoint. A charging case boosts battery life from 8 to 24 hours, and the touch-friendly outer surface allows for music and call control without taking out the source device.

Buy from Microsoft / $249

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Knowable

Most of us don't slow down enough to learn new skills. And with this audio learning platform, you don't have to. Knowable creates immersive, screen-free learning experiences that you can digest while you're doing something else — whether it's driving, working out, or taking a walk. It was developed by a team of experienced audio producers, researchers, writers, and technologists and partners with subject matter experts to create each course. Choose from topics on getting better sleep, investing in real estate, or get tips on launching a startup from experts in the field. The app is free to download, and courses start at $100 each.

Learn More From Knowable / $100

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Microsoft Surface Duo Phone

Long-rumored, Microsoft's first post-Windows Mobile phone isn't really a phone at all. Sure, it makes calls, but that's just one feature of the Surface Duo. This book-like device has a pair of thin 5.6-inch screens that unfold to form an 8.3-inch computing surface. It can be used as a tablet, like a mini-laptop, or as something altogether different when the 360-degree hinge is bent so both screens face outwards. It runs Android, instead of Windows 10X like its big sibling the Surface Neo, and will available for the 2020 holiday season.

Learn More from Microsoft / $TBA

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GoPro Hero Max Camera

GoPro's second attempt at a 360-degree camera, the Hero Max promises to be far more versatile — and easier to use — than its predecessor. It's billed as three cameras in one, thanks to its ability to serve as a single-lens camera and front-screened vlogging camera, as well as a dual-lens 360-degree cam. It has Max HyperSmooth video stabilization, four digital lenses, including the company's widest ever, in-camera processing of 360 content with the ability to "reframe" it in the GoPro app, and six mics that give it shotgun mic-like performance. It's also highly compact, with a body that's waterproof to 16 feet and has built-in mounts for connecting to the wide range of GoPro accessories.

Buy from GoPro / $500

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Leica CL 100 Jahre Bauhaus Camera

Created to celebrate both the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus' founding and the opening of the new Dessau museum dedicated to the school, the Leica CL 100 Jahre Bauhaus Camera is sure to be a sought-after release. It has the same specs as the standard model — a 24-megapixel sensor, 49-point AF system, and Maestro II processor — but is almost entirely black, with the Bauhaus wordmark embossed on the camera's black leather cover and carrying strap, a black Leica "dot", and matching black Elmarit-TL 18mm f/2.8 ASPH lens. Limited to just 150 examples, it's available exclusively at Leica Stores and Boutiques.

Buy from Leica / $3,950

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Amazon Echo Buds Earphones

Hands-free Alexa. Support for Siri and Google Assistant. Bose Active Noise Reduction Technology. There's a lot to like about Amazon's first true wireless earphones. Dubbed the Echo Buds, they have a sweat-resistant design that's ideal for workouts, 5 hours of battery life with up to 20 with the charging case, an in-ear design with three sizes of included ear tips for a comfortable seat, and an audio passthrough feature that lets you hear the world around you.

Buy from Amazon / $130

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Ministry of Supply Kinetic Pants

Made from resilient Japanese warp-knit fabric, Kinetic pants combine classic looks with the feel of something you'd wear to a workout. Each pair provides unrivaled mobility and stretch thanks to Primeflex polyester that has the feel and structure of a woven but bends and stretches like a knit. The pants are also water-repellent, moisture-wicking, and wrinkle-free, and are perfect for travel and daily wear, where they respond to your movement and always bounce back.

Presented by Ministry of Supply.

Buy From Ministry Of Supply / $145

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Stockx Marketplace

Buying a pre-owned timepiece can be a little daunting. StockX takes the stress out of the process with their online marketplace. After purchase, every watch is sent to their authentication center for inspection by a team of master watchmakers. This ensures your new accessory is the real deal and in excellent condition before it even reaches your doorstep. Plus, their selection includes everything from the most sought after Rolex Explorer and Cartier Tank, to more accessible options like the Seiko Prospex, so picking just one will be the only hassle.

Presented by StockX.

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Mario Kart Tour

Let's get the bad news out of the way first: although it's free to download, Mario Kart Tour isn't really free, laden with loot boxes and $5 monthly subscriptions for hardcore fans. That said, it does bring an authentic Mario Kart experience to phones and tablets. All the expected characters are here, racing around courses inspired by real-world cities, as well as classic courses from previous installments. The game controls have been simplified to swipes and taps, and the courses have likewise been toned down, but for those looking to play Mario Kart on the go without carrying around a separate device, it's well worth the download.

Download from the App Store / Free Download from Google Play

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Amazon Echo Studio Speaker

Arguably Amazon's first Echo to take audio seriously, the Echo Studio is taking dead aim at the likes of Sonos, Apple, and Google. Five speakers — a down-firing 5.25" woofer, three 2" midrange drivers, and a 1" tweeter that fires straight up — and Dolby Atmos processing allow it to accurately position sound in 3D space. The amp provides up to 330 watts of power, while Amazon's new Music HD plan provides streaming tracks in CD-or-better quality. Of course, it also works as a standard Echo device for Alexa queries and home control and can be paired with a FireTV device for home theater surround sound.

Buy from Amazon / $200

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Boston Dynamics Spot Robotic Dog

Two years after making its debut in a terror-inducing video, Boston Dynamics' Spot robot is ready for commercial use. Its dog-like body is fully programmable, with a top speed of 3 mph, a runtime of 90 minutes per charge of its swappable battery, and four "legs" that can handle a wide variety of terrain, including stairs. Dual payload ports give it the ability to handle a range of tasks, including opening doors, inspecting worksites, and handling loads of up to 30 pounds. 360-degree cameras and sensors let it avoid obstacles, and IP54 certification means it's protected against dust and rain.

Buy from Boston Dynamics / $TBA

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Hammerhead Karoo Cycling Computer

Billed as an "Android-brained cycling computer," the Karoo augments your cycling experience with sophisticated GPS navigation and real-time ride data. It boasts a large, color touchscreen with 10-hour battery life when navigation is turned on. Connect sensors track your heart rate, cadence, and power output as your ride, and 8.5 GB of storage ensures you'll have as many cycling-specific maps as you'll likely need and is even equipped to turn any Strava file from any rider into a followable route wirelessly.

Buy From Hammerhead / $400

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Pocketdrum Portable Drum Set

An air drummer's dream come true, Pocketdrum lets people play a complete set of drums on the go with nothing but a pair of sticks and their phone. The force-sensitive sticks connect via Bluetooth and use haptics to recreate the feeling of real drums. They run for up to 10 hours per charge and work in three modes: tutorial, free mode, or game mode, with the former and latter designed to increase the user's skill. Not even the LED beam of the standard version — there's also a Lite model — can make playing them look cool, but if you're already air drumming in public, you clearly don't care.

Pre-Order from Indiegogo / $69+

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Fender x Leica Andy Summers Monochrome

Police guitarist Andy Summers isn't just a rock legend — he's also a rabid photographer. One of Andy's biggest inspirations is shooting photographs with his Leica camera in a distinctive monochrome style, and this inspired Fender to join with Andy and Leica for a Custom Shop Stratocaster. Each of the limited-edition Strats is crafted by Masterbuilder Dennis Galuszka and comes wrapped in a collage of photos shot by Andy and is built to his specs. This means a vintage-radius rift-sawn maple neck, two-piece alder body, and hand-wound Custom Shop '60s Strat pickups. Andy's signature is engraved on the neck plate and a clear pickguard protects the finish while keeping it in full view. Just as unique as its namesake, the Fender x Leica Stratocaster is an instant piece of history.

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American Express x Parley for the Oceans Green Card

American Express' iconic Green Card is about to get a little greener. Working in collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, Amex will introduce new Consumer and Corporate Green Cards made primarily with reclaimed plastic collected from beaches, islands, and coastal communities. The company has also pledged to eliminate single-use plastics across its global operations and will roll out a new card recycling program in 2020 for members with expired or non-working cards.

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Profoto C1 Smartphone Studio Light

Light is the most important aspect of a photo. Yet for all their advanced photo sensors and algorithms, smartphones aren't very good at creating it. The Profoto C1 and C1 Plus are here to mimic professional studio lighting in a pocketable package. Their rounded light creates a natural-looking, soft fall off, with adjustable output up to 1,600 lumens for the C1 or 4,300 for the Plus. The Plus is also compatible with the company's AirTTL system and click-on light shaping tools, while both work in tandem with the Profoto Camera app, allowing the shutter to be triggered from the phone or the white button on the light itself.

Buy from Profoto / $299+

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Philips Hue Play Sync Box

Ambient lighting, when synced to the content on a TV, can add to the immersion of a great TV show or film. The Hue Play Sync Box promises to make Philips' smart lights change color in sync with whatever's on the screen. It sits in between the TV and video sources like streaming boxes and consoles, analyzing the color data in the HDMI signal before passing it along. For obvious reasons, an existing Hue system is required, and it will be available starting October 15th.

Buy from Philips / $230

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Nintendo Super NES Wireless Controller

There are many classic SNES titles on Nintendo Switch Online — but playing them with Joy-Cons can feel less than great. Now Nintendo is making a Super NES Wireless Controller solely for that purpose. It's nearly identical to the one that shipped with the console in the early '90s, save for the extra buttons and USB-C port on the top and power indicator on the bottom. Limited to four per account, it's available exclusively to Switch Online members.

Buy from Nintendo / $30

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Sony 16K Crystal LED Screen

Debuted earlier this year as a commercial product, Sony's module Crystal LED system is now available for residential use. Using ultra-fine, micro-LEDs measuring half the width of a human hair, it seamlessly scales from Full HD at 110" up to a mind-boggling 16K — or 64 times the pixels — at 790". As a result it's well-suited to a wide variety of applications and spaces, wowing with precise HDR color reproduction, an extremely wide viewing angle, and high frame rates.

Buy from Sony / $TBA

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Nokia 800 Tough Phone

Old Nokia brick phones were known for their toughness. The Nokia 800 Tough builds on that legacy. Heavy-duty rubberized buttons, anti-slip coating, and rubberized edges help to give it an IP68 rating against drops, dust, sand, water, and even extreme temperatures. It runs kaiOS, and comes pre-loaded with Facebook, WhatsApp, and Google Assistant. It has 4G LTE, and while the 2.4-inch QVGA display, 4GB of storage, and 2-megapixel camera won't win over many skeptics, the 43 days of standby time just might.

Buy from Nokia / $TBA

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Fujifilm X-A7 Camera

Weighing in at just 11.3 ounces, Fujifilm's new X-A7 is extremely light, yet more capable than its predecessor. That's mostly due to the new 24.2-megapixel sensor, which packs 8.5 times more phase-detection pixels across its surface to enable fast auto-focus and quick face detection. The articulating 3.5-inch touchscreen makes it easy to frame compositions, and 4K video recording enables more creative options. It ships with a Fujinon XC 15-45mm f/3.5- 5.6 lens, and is available in camel, dark silver, mint green, and silver.

Buy from Fujifilm / $700

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Samsung AirDresser

It looks like a really thick mirror. That's by design. The Samsung AirDresser is a garment cleaning device that's meant to live in the open. The mirrored front has intricate pinstripe patterns to add a sense of mood to the space (and its user's reflection). It's designed to eliminate dust, odor, and pollutants from clothing, using different cleaning courses recommended by manufacturers and selected via an app. A wrinkle remove course gets clothes ready to wear on-demand, giving you yet another reason to leave it out in the open.

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