Phoozy Thermal Phone Pouch

Hang out outside long enough and you'll have your phone overheat. The Phoozy Thermal Phone Pouch uses spacesuit-derived technology to protect your device from the harsh light of the sun. Its exterior is a Chromium shell that reflects over 90% of solar radiation, while a plush core offers drop protection and a soft liner to keep scratches at bay. Available in a wide range of sizes to accommodate most popular models of smartphone.

Azio Vintage Keyboard

Blending retro looks and modern technology, the Azio Vintage Keyboard has the feel of a found artifact you can use every day. Its top plate is made from genuine leather and framed with a zinc aluminum alloy that will weather and gain character over time. Inspired by vintage typewriters, the key switches are quite clicky and have a LED in the center for nighttime illumination. Available in three color schemes and USB or Bluetooth versions.

Redacted

There are plenty of times you might want to share an image or screenshot while keeping part private. Maybe it's hiding the identity of an ex, or blocking out a phone number when showing a text conversation. Whatever the case, Redacted can help. This dead-simple app makes hiding whatever you want as simple as tapping and sliding. It handles existing photos, new photos, and even pasted photos with ease, and gives you three options for how you'd like to hide whatever it is you're removing: by pixelation, with a heavy blur, or with the classic black box.

Fender Front Row Legend Esquire

When two legends meet, beautiful things can happen — visually and aurally. The Hollywood Bowl has hosted some of the biggest acts in music history over its 95-year life. From Sinatra to The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and Pink Floyd, the Bowl has hosted a who's-who of music royalty. Not far away in Fullerton, Fender has been producing amps and guitars that have become synonymous with the sound of rock-n-roll. The Front Row Legend Esquire brings the legacy of the Bowl and Fender together in one guitar. Made from the original Hollywood Bowl bleachers, each Front Row Esquire features a seat number and weathered patina with a thin satin protective finish. Aged brass hardware and a vintage-spec pickup make sure the sound of history is in your hands — and not just the look.

Bossa Moonraker Wireless Speaker

Hand assembled at Bossa Sound in California; these Moonraker wireless speakers are an homage to beautiful, mid-century design. The speaker cabinets, legs, and circuit boards are manufactured locally, and the curved polymer shell was carefully engineered to minimize resonances and diffraction to provide the best listening experience possible. Moonraker includes two separate bi-amplified speakers and will connect to your turntable or television using wired optical and coaxial inputs. You can also use them wirelessly through Bluetooth and control the sound through your laptop, smartphone, or tablet.

Ztylus Switch 6 iPhone Lens System

It's hardly the first add-on lens system for the iPhone. The Ztylus Switch 6 iPhone Lens System might be the most convenient, though. Designed for use with the iPhone 7 Plus, its sliding set of six lenses lets you switch between wide-angle, added telephoto, macro, super macro, and fisheye lenses quickly and easily, with no loose parts to misplace. It also has an integrated hand grip for added stability, and a mount on the bottom for a strap to keep things secure.

Sandman Doppler Alarm Clock

It's no secret that waking up on time is essential, but how you do it can make a big difference. The Sandman Doppler Alarm Clock not only wakes you up with a customized, soothing tone but also is Amazon Alexa enabled, giving it a broad range of important functions. It's equipped with high-quality stereo speakers, giving you the option to ask Alexa to play music, or control from your smartphone using the Bluetooth connectivity. That clock's dashboard is also fully customizable, giving you the day of the week, weather, and even your work commute or a check on the stock market. It has six USB ports for charging and will even connect to multiple smart devices in your home so you can control them with a push of a button.

Joey Roth Ceramic Speakers

Industrial designer Joey Roth has created an antidote to bland, rectangular bookshelf speakers. Drawing inspiration from tactile mid-century designs, these speakers are made by hand from a mix of aluminum, cork, Baltic birch, and white-glazed porcelain. Their stunning visual presence begs to not only be heard, but seen. The four-inch drivers provide a 70 Hz - 20 kHz frequency range coupled with a completely analog signal path that's as short as possible without DSP or filters, while oxygen-free copper wiring source the drivers. We opted to include Roth's Bluetooth receiver alongside the matching external amp — both of which are made from steel and cast iron — to make it a complete, modern set, allowing you to link up with your preferred source, whether it be a turntable (with phono pre-amp), your computer, or simply the phone in your pocket. All necessary, premium cables and connectors are included.

Speakers: Height: 7" / Width: 5" / Depth: 10"

Hex x DeLorean iPhone Case

Forever linked to the Back To The Future films, the DeLorean DMC-12 continues to remain relevant decades after the movie franchise elevated it to the mainstream. The latest example is a collaboration between lifestyle brand Hex and the DeLorean Motor Company and gives you a chance to carry a piece of the iconic vehicle with you every day. The iPhone case is made from custom molded polycarbonate and features the brushed aluminum and genuine leather that is instantly recognizable. You also get a raised front bezel for extra screen protection, and a laser etched DMC logo on each case.

Paralenz Dive Camera

Plenty of cameras offer the ability to shoot underwater. Few of them were developed with divers in mind, and none match the convenience of the Paralenz Dive Camera. Most notable among its features is the depth-controlled color correction that automatically fixes the colors in the video based on the depth at which you're diving — no more green-tinted footage. It also senses depth and temperature and can overlay that information in your 4K videos. Its cylindrical, 161g body is made from military-grade aluminum and polycarbonate, giving it a depth rating of 200 meters, and built-in Wifi makes it a snap to share your latest aquatic adventure once you're back above the surface.

Mighty Spotify Player

Like an iPod shuffle for streaming, the Mighty Spotify Player lets you enjoy your playlists without the need for a larger device. The small, square device clips easily onto clothing or accessories, and has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for syncing your music from Spotify and then streaming it to your headphones, no wires required. It's drop- and water-resistant, holds up to 1,000 songs, and since the songs are stored locally, there's don't need a signal to listen. Available in black, white, and orange.

Zus Smart Tire Monitor

Tire pressure monitors have been mandatory in all passenger vehicles since September 2007. But not all our cars have been made in the last decade. Add the same safety assurance to your classic ride with the Zus Smart Tire Monitor. The system consists of four custom valve caps, as well as a box that relays pressure and temperature readings from the caps to the companion app. You'll get notifications if it senses a leak or if you're a little low on air, as well as peace of mind that you're driving on properly inflated tires.

Boulder 1160 Stereo Amplifier

The first product in their 1100 series, the Boulder 1160 Stereo Amplifier has the unenviable task of following in the footsteps of the audiophile revered 1060. But it's up to the task, with better circuit layout and thermal management, providing for improved sound quality and less interference. Just like its predecessor, it can generate output power of up to 300 watts, which can push any set of loudspeakers to ideal levels. But the technological upgrades — including a more compact design and the ability to work with other networked devices in the home — help it truly stand out. Add in the machined front panel that depicts the topography of Flagstaff Mountain near Boulder, and you have what is certain to be another huge hit amongst audiophiles.

Leica TL2 Camera

The legendary camera maker's mirrorless model is getting a significant upgrade. The Leica TL2 Camera makes noticeable strides over its predecessor in several ways. The sensor is all-new, moving from 16 to 24 megapixels while improving dynamic range, and the AF is three times faster than the previous model, capable of zeroing in on the subject in only 165 milliseconds. 4K video recording is also available, and a USB 3.0 port ensures quick transfers. Its solid body, machined from a single block of aluminum, is available in silver or black.

McIntosh MA9000 Integrated Amp

Some people like new audio equipment. Some like vintage. The McIntosh MA9000 Integrated Amp looks vintage, but ensures it'll stay relevant way after it's hit "vintage" age. It has ten analog inputs, including two balanced and six unbalanced, as well as phono inputs for both MC and MM setups. The digital inputs — comprised of two coaxial, two optical, one USB, and one MCT — all sit on a single card that's easily replaced as new technology comes along. An eight-channel, 32-bit DAC keeps things sounding great no matter the source, and at 300 Watts per channel regardless of if your speakers are 2, 4, or 8 Ohm, it's the most powerful McIntosh ever built.

Fender Play

Fender is on a mission to save the guitar. According to Fender's CEO Andy Mooney, 90% of people who get a guitar quit playing in their first year. With the rise of electronic-based music, the guitar hero has become a bit of an anachronism, and this trend worries companies like Fender. But they're fighting back. The best way to retain players is to teach them to play and keep them picking, and that's exactly what Fender Play is all about. The subscription service offers simple beginner lessons up through advanced courses with accomplished musicians in a variety of genres. The guitar isn't dead yet, and Fender wants to bring it an infusion of fresh blood.

Porsche Design 911 Speaker

The Porsche Design 911 Speaker doesn't just look like an exhaust pipe. It's built from one. Using the pipes from the 911 GT3 to output the sound and an aluminum housing to keep them perched in mid-air, this speaker is a tempting gadget for any auto lover. Bluetooth 4.0 with apt-X and 60 watts of power ensure high-quality sound, and 24 hours of battery life means that like the car it's built from, you won't need to leave it in one place. Available in Europe now, it will go on sale stateside in October.

Red Hydrogen One Smartphone

Red is known for their bleeding-edge cameras. Now they're bringing their boundary-pushing ethos to your pocket with the Red Hydrogen One Smartphone. The big breakthrough here is a 5.7-inch holographic display, which uses nanotechnology to seamlessly switch between 2D content, holographic content, 3D content, and interactive games, all without the need for glasses. It will be built on Android, with a proprietary algorithm for multi-dimensional audio and a high-speed data port for attachment to modular components. Like those cameras mentioned above. Available in aluminum and titanium models, it arrives in the first quarter of next year.

Colorware Joycon Classic

Add a retro touch to your Nintendo Switch with the Colorware Joycon Classic. Inspired by the NES, these custom controllers sport the familiar gray, black, and red color scheme of the 1985 originals, but pack in accelerometers, gyros, and extra buttons to make them suitable for modern play. Available for a limited time, the first 25 sets will also be individually numbered.

People People Transparent Speaker

Born from an art-school design concept that went viral, the Transparent Speaker from Stockholm-based People People proves great sounding speakers don't have to come in oversized black boxes. Built of lasting materials like locally-sourced sapphire glass, and utilizing a design scheme that can be dismantled and maintained with an included simple wrench tool, this stunning speaker is a dream come true for audiophile DIYers everywhere. While previous iterations of the Transparent Speaker required the use of your own separate, external component to play tunes over Bluetooth, we're particularly pleased that they now come with a built-in Bluetooth adapter for usage from your phone or tablet. But don't worry, you're still given the option of the original modular setup allowing you to connect any audio source via USB or 3.5mm line-in, with line out capabilities as well. Hardware features include a 6.5-inch woofer, dual 3-inch full range drivers, an energy efficient, built-in amplifier with embedded digital signal processing, front panel treble, bass, and volume controls, and old-school power switch.

Dimensions: 16" tall / 13" wide / 4.17" deep
Frequency Response: 35 Hz-20 Khz ±5Db
Woofer Output: 80-100 W

Canon EOS 6D Mark II Camera

When the original 6D launched in 2013, it was among the most affordable full-frame cameras available — but not without its drawbacks, including an underwhelming AF system and static screen. The Canon EOS 6D Mark II Camera addresses both of these concerns, and then some. It has the first fully-articulating screen on a Canon full-frame shooter, and pairs its 26.2 megapixel CMOS sensor with a speedy 45-point Cross-type AF system for excellent performance. Its DIGIC 7 image processor enables 6.5 fps shooting, and its dust- and water-resistant body lets you shoot in a variety of conditions.

Photonic Fence Laser Bug Zapper

Anyone who spends much time outdoors has gotten bit by a mosquito. And while the itching can be annoying, it's the diseases the insects can carry with them that are the real problem. The Photonic Fence Laser Bug Zapper is designed to kill them — and only them. It uses a series of sensors to identify the characteristics of a mosquito, including wing beat frequency, shape, speed, and size. It can even tell between males and females, since only the latter bite humans. Once it's found a target, it tracks it in flight, makes sure there's no humans or animals in the way, and uses a laser to zap the bug, making it a deadly efficient malaria-stopping tool.

Nikon D500 100th Anniversary Camera

As part of its ongoing centennial celebration, Nikon is releasing its top crop factor shooter in an elegant limited edition. The Nikon D500 100th Anniversary Camera is most easily spotted by its exclusive metallic gray finish which provides subtle contrast with the black grips and buttons. It's also adorned with 100th-anniversary logos, one near the hot shoe and the other on the body cap, and arrives with a premium Italian leather strap inside a numbered, limited edition metal travel case.

Here One Wireless Smart Earbuds

For many, having the right earbuds is an essential, everyday item. And with these Here One Wireless Smart Earbuds, we are one step closer to the perfect listening experience. The smartest pair of earbuds around, Here One packs three unique features into one elegant system. You get premium audio quality, superior noise cancellation, and the ability to create personalized hearing settings customized to your ears. The earbuds even use your location, past use, and personal preferences to provide suggestions to optimize the sounds around you. They also happen to be lightweight, with a secure and comfortable fit and come with a portable charging case. A great fit for daily commuters, open office environments, the gym, or wherever you need a controlled, personalized listening session.

Presented by Here One.

Punkt MP 01 Phone

No apps. No camera. No nonsense. Designed by Jasper Morrison for Switzerland-based Punkt, the MP 01 Phone is meant to put the spotlight back where it belongs: on calls and messages. The 2-inch LCD display — protected by Gorilla Glass — is ideal for dealing with SMS messages, and the built-in noise cancellation ensures that your conversations sound great. It does have Bluetooth, since hands-free setups are handy, but without the need for a bevy of other radios, battery life is fantastic (it only needs charging every few weeks, instead of every few hours), and the soft-touch finish and angled back plate make it a pleasure to hold. Not to mention, we could all use the occasional social-media detox. In Punkt's own words, this is offline as the new luxury.

Height: 4.58" / Width: 2" / Thickness: 0.6" / Weight: 3.1oz
Requires a low-cost 2G GSM plan.

Super Nintendo Classic Edition

Just months after stopping production on the incredibly popular, irritatingly rare NES Classic, Nintendo is dipping into the retro waters once again. Like its NES predecessor, the Super Nintendo Classic Edition is a miniature version of the original console, with a bevy of built-in games for cartridge-less convenience. 21 classics are included, with titles like Super Mario World, Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Street Fighter II Turbo promising hours of old-school gaming action. It and its two controllers arrive in stores September 29.

Sega Forever

Relive past gaming glories on your phone with Sega Forever. This free collection includes tons of classic games from every console they ever released, including the Genesis, Dreamcast, and even the Master System. The games have complete support for Bluetooth controllers for a more authentic experience, and unlike some of the old cartridges, they also save your progress, so you won't lose your place due to an incoming text.

ORWL Secure PC

It has the usual protections, like encrypted solid-state storage and a security-minded OS. But the ORWL Secure PC goes well beyond that to ensure your data saves safe. Its small, saucer-shaped body packs in a number of physical protections. It can only be accessed with both your password and an NFC key fob. There's an accelerometer that shuts the machine down if it's moved. And then there's the motherboard, with an Intel Core i7 processor wrapped in a mesh sleeve that will shatter the entire thing should it come in contact with a drill bit, making it impervious to even the most determined of digital thieves.