9 Cool New Gadgets to Keep on Your Radar

The Marshall Kilburn III is a new and improved version of the company’s 2018-released Kilburn II. Like its predecessor, the Kilburn III is one of the company’s larger portable Bluetooth speakers (weighing 6.7 pounds). It also looks nearly identical. However, Marshall has upgraded the Kilburn III with a redesigned acoustic system. It features three drivers — a pair of two-inch full-range drivers and a 4-inch woofer — that are each powered by their own 30-watt Class D amplifier. It also supports the brand’s 360-degree True Stereophonic technology, promising a more immersive sound experience. Perhaps most significantly, the Kilburn III boasts an over 50-hour battery life, which is more than double that of its predecessor.

The Bang & Olufsen Beosystem 3000c is a turntable and active wireless speaker system. It pairs the Beogram 3000c turntable, an updated and modernized version of the company’s Beogram 3000, which was initially released in 1985, with B&O’s Beolab 8 wireless active speaker system. Both speakers and turntable have matching walnut lamellas and pearl-blasted aluminum shells. Only 100 sets will be sold.

The Dyson Cool, the company’s iconic circular, bladeless tabletop fan, was released in 2008. And while the company has introduced numerous other bladeless fans over the last 16 years, it hadn’t updated the original … until now. The Dyson Cool CF1 is the new and improved version. It doesn’t mess too much with success, as it has basically the same design and power as its predecessor, but it packs several modern improvements. It features an improved digital LCD display, additional fan speeds and oscillation options, as well as a new sleep mode. It’s currently only available in the UK, but is expected to be released in the US by early 2026.

PopSockets Kick-Out Grip and Stand is the company’s first MagSafe grip that can prop up and balance your iPhone vertically on a surface, making it a better fit for video calls or scrolling through Instagram Reels or TikTok videos. It works just like the brand’s previous MagSafe grips, magnetically attaching to the back of any compatible iPhone (or MagSafe-compatible case) and folding into a grip and kickstand, but it’s slightly thicker (think millimeters). It costs $40 and is available in several different finishes.

TP-Link’s Tapo DL100 is a budget-friendly smart lock that has a surprising number of premium features. It supports both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, making it easy to unlock right from your home or when out of town (to let others in). It has a keypad and a physical keyhole. It is compatible with most major smart home ecosystems, including Alexa, Google Assistant, and Samsung’s SmartThings (Apple is the notable exception here).

The TCL QM8K is the company’s new flagship series of mini-LED TVs for 2025. Compared to last year’s QM8 series, the new mini-LED TVs have been upgraded with CrystGlow technology for superior off-axis viewing and a new “ZeroBorder” design. They now boast audio by Bang & Olufsen and support Dolby Atmos FlexConnect — the first TCL TVs to do so — allowing you to wirelessly pair the TVs with any FlexConnect-supported speakers and create a wireless surround sound system. Available in four different sizes: 65″, 75″, 85″ and 98.”

TCL’s TP200K and TP300K are the brand’s first entries into the party speaker category. They’re large portable Bluetooth speakers with built-in lighting and inputs for microphones and instruments. The TP200K is the smaller of the two, featuring four drivers and delivering a total power output of 220 watts. The larger TP300K has a similar driver array (albeit with larger woofers) and is capable of outputting up to 340 watts. The two speakers are roughly 31 and 35 pounds, respectively.

Satechi has added four products to its FindAll collection — all of which are integrated with Apple’s Find My technology and thus work similarly to an AirTag. The new additions consist of a keychain, luggage tag, card (shaped like a credit card), and an eyeglass case. All products can be recharged wirelessly using a Qi, Qi2 or MagSafe charging. And all come in three finishes: black, white or desert rose.

The Soundcore P41i are wireless earbuds with active noise-cancellation. The earbuds are stem-shaped and thus promise to fit similarly to Apple’s AirPods 4. However, the most notable feature of these earbuds is their charging case. It doubles as a 3,000mAh portable power bank for your smartphone. It comes with an integrated USB-C cable (featuring a Lightning adapter nestled within its lid) and the case features a built-in display that displays battery and charging information. It’s available in the UK for £90. US pricing and availability have yet to be announced.