Puma Fi: Computer Meets Foot – Smart, Light, Self-Lacing
Puma Fi is equipped with a pair of batteries as the main feature resource and can last around seven days. The battery can be removed from the shoe and can be recharged separately.
Nebra AnyBeam: The World’s Smallest Pocket Cinema Projector
AnyBeam works with any HDMI input – from mobile phones, tablets, and laptops to game consoles and more. With HDMI compatibility, the Nebra AnyBeam projector is compatible with almost all audio, video or game streaming services out there.
Leica Q2: Accept nothing but perfection
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth have become standard features in the Leica Q2, while the battery is claimed to be a little more durable because it can hold up to 370 shots. Leica Q2 is currently marketed at a price of $ 4,995.
Mirror: The Nearly Invisible Interactive Home Gym
Although can be a quite promising option, Mirror has the classic fitness equipment problem which is super pricey. Consumers have to be ready to get setback for around $ 1,500 for their hardware, plus there is a subscription fee of $ 39 per month for their fitness classes.
Azio Retro Compact Keyboard: the most premium mechanical keyboard created for the modern user
Azio also added 4 bonuses to the package in the form of 2 sets of keyboard feet with different heights. So the users can adjust the keyboard height according to their taste. The package also includes a hand pillow, wireless mouse & matching color anti-slip mouse pad. Each RCK has a price tag of $219.99.