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Zettlab Launches AI-Powered Offline NAS for Private Cloud Storage

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Zettlab, a new name in personal data infrastructure, has announced the Zettlab AI NAS, a sleek offline solution that blends high-end hardware, privacy-first architecture, and a locally-run AI engine. Now available for pre-order on Kickstarter, this system is designed to offer users smart file management without handing over their data, or their wallet, to the cloud.

Local AI Meets Personal Cloud

The Zettlab AI NAS isn’t just another network-attached storage box. It runs on ZettOS, a Debian-based operating system that enables a suite of AI features, semantic file search, media transcription, OCR, document summarization, and more, all processed locally. That means no internet connection is required for its AI tools to work, and no third-party eyes snooping around your data.

Zettlab AI NAS, a sleek network-attached storage device featuring a minimalist design, positioned on a desk with a keyboard and computer screens in the background.

The AI capabilities extend beyond search and categorization. Zettlab includes tools like “AI Clip” for subtitling and transcription, and an onboard chatbot for document Q&A. Users can also connect popular third-party services like Plex, NextCloud, and Home Assistant via its native App Store, or spin up containers using Docker support.

Built for Creators and Power Users

Zettlab’s creator-focused features include one-touch SD/TF card copying, smart media tagging, and a bundled Creator Studio app that merges storyboard planning, call sheets, and production notes, all available at no extra charge.

The high-performance Ultra models feature an Intel Core Ultra 5 125H processor with 14 cores and up to 34 TOPS of AI compute, backed by 16GB DDR5 RAM (expandable to 96GB). Storage scales up to 200TB, and connectivity includes dual 10GbE ports, USB4, and PCIe 4.0.

Privacy and Design in Harmony

There’s no cloud syncing, data tracking, or background uploading, just encrypted transfers, RAID support, and a focus on local control. The minimalist aluminum chassis looks more like a high-end media hub than a traditional NAS, with a built-in 3.49-inch LCD display providing real-time system stats.

A sleek, silver network-attached storage device with five drive bays, featuring a minimalist design and an LCD display, with a hand about to interact with it.

Despite its enterprise-grade specs, Zettlab promises a plug-and-play setup and a clean, browser-based interface that works across desktop and mobile. One-click app installations and an AI-guided assistant help streamline everything from backup routines to media organization.

Models and Pricing

Zettlab is launching four models via Kickstarter:

  • Zettlab D4 (RK3588): $399 Super Early Bird
  • Zettlab D6 (RK3588): $499 Super Early Bird
  • Zettlab D6 Ultra (Intel Core Ultra 5): $999 Super Early Bird
  • Zettlab D8 Ultra (Intel Core Ultra 5): $1,099 Super Early Bird

Storage capacities range from 100TB to 200TB, depending on the model, though drives are sold separately.

Availability

Zettlab AI NAS is available now for pre-order on Kickstarter, with full retail sales to follow through Zettlab’s website and authorized partners.

BOOX Adds a Splash of Color to Its E Ink Lineup with Mira Pro (Color Version)

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Just days after announcing its Go 7 series, BOOX has launched the Mira Pro (Color Version), a 25.3-inch color E Ink monitor designed for professionals, students, and other screen-heavy users who want a more eye-friendly display without giving up color. Priced at $1,899.99, the new model builds on the monochrome Mira Pro’s foundation with the introduction of Kaleido 3 color ePaper technology.

Paper-Like Display Meets Vivid Color

The Mira Pro (Color Version) features a large 25.3-inch Kaleido 3 screen capable of displaying 4096 colors and 16 levels of grayscale. This combination allows for tasks that benefit from subtle color differentiation, like editing graphics, reviewing data dashboards, or organizing color-coded notes, without the eyestrain common with traditional backlit monitors.

A tall E Ink monitor displaying code on a wooden desk, accompanied by a cup, an hourglass, and a notebook.

Despite the move to color, the monitor retains the hallmark clarity and paper-like comfort of E Ink. The dual-tone front light ensures visibility across different lighting environments, and the expansive screen real estate allows for effective multitasking, including side-by-side document viewing.

Refresh Tech for a Smoother Workflow

BOOX’s proprietary Super Refresh (BSR) technology is on board to reduce ghosting and improve refresh speed. Users can toggle between four refresh modes optimized for reading, typing, browsing, or even video playback. The Mira software adds customization options such as Refresh Speed, Dark Color Enhancement, and Light Color Filter adjustments for tailored screen performance.

A BOOX Mira Pro (Color Version) monitor displaying an information technology presentation, positioned on a wooden stand against a light-colored wall.

Built for Versatility and Comfort

Connectivity is covered with five ports (HDMI, Mini HDMI, USB-C, DisplayPort, and DC) making it easy to plug into laptops, desktops, tablets, and even phones. Compatibility spans across major operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and iPadOS.

The monitor’s ergonomic stand allows height, tilt, and pivot adjustments, and it includes VESA mount support for flexible installation. Rounding things out are built-in dual speakers that deliver respectable sound for both work and casual use.

Availability

The BOOX Mira Pro (Color Version) is available now for $1,899.99. More details can be found on the official BOOX website.

Arlo Launches Major May Deals, Slashing Prices on Popular Cameras and Bundles

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Arlo is kicking off May with a wave of discounts across its popular smart home security lineup, including deep price cuts on some of its top-rated cameras and bundles. From indoor monitoring to outdoor protection, shoppers can score up to 60% off select models through Amazon, Best Buy, Costco, Sam’s Club, and Arlo.com.

Indoor Peace of Mind for Under $30

One of the most eye-catching deals is the Arlo Essential Indoor Camera 2K (2nd Gen), available for just $29.99, a 63% discount, on Amazon through May 4 and again from May 19 to June 15. With features like 2K video, two-way audio, and a built-in privacy shield, it’s a reliable choice for monitoring pets, kids, or roommates without turning your home into a reality show.

Arlo Essential Indoor Camera 2K (2nd Gen) in white and black, highlighting the device's sleek design and lens.
Essential Security Camera 2K

Knock, Knock: Video Doorbell Deal Rings In at $59.99

Homeowners looking to upgrade their front porch security can grab the Arlo Video Doorbell 2K (2nd Gen) for $59.99, a 54% discount, now through May 11 and again May 19 through June 15 on Amazon. The device offers sharp 2K resolution and quick alerts, giving you eyes on deliveries or visitors, minus the awkward peek through the blinds.

Outdoor Coverage, Solar Power, and Spring Readiness

Just in time for backyard season, the Arlo Essential Outdoor Camera 2K (2nd Gen) with Solar Panel is going for $69.99 (46% off) on Amazon. It’s a practical choice for low-maintenance security, using solar energy to power motion alerts and high-resolution video, perfect for keeping an eye on the grill, garage, or that ambitious tomato plant.

Two Arlo Essential Indoor Cameras 2K (2nd Gen) showing sleek black and white design, designed for home security monitoring.
Essential Security Camera 2K (2-pack)

For broader outdoor coverage, a 2-camera kit of the same model is $89.99 (53% off), providing dual-zone monitoring ideal for front and back yards, driveways, or any spot that needs extra attention.

Expanded Deals Across Major Retailers

Beyond Amazon, Arlo is rolling out sizable discounts on a variety of models across major retailers:

  • Pro 5S 2K Spotlight (3-Cam Bundle) – $199.99 at Best Buy (60% off)
  • Ultra 2 Spotlight (3-Cam Bundle) – $449.99 at Best Buy (50% off)
  • Essential Outdoor 4-Cam Kit – $179.99 at Best Buy (51% off)
  • Essential Outdoor + Solar Panels (2 or 4 Cam Kits) – $99–$149.99 at Sam’s Club (up to 50% off)
  • Essential XL 3-Cam with Secure Plan – $139.99 at Costco (20% off)
  • Home Security Sensor Kits (2 or 5-pack) – Starting at $149.99 across retailers

These discounts cover a broad mix of Arlo’s bestsellers, including spotlight-equipped cameras, solar-ready kits, and comprehensive home sensor systems.

Limited Time and Availability

Many deals run only through May 4, with others extending into June. Availability varies by retailer and inventory is likely to move quickly, especially on high-demand bundles and seasonal upgrades.

More details, including availability and retailer-specific listings, can be found by visiting Arlo’s official site or checking the respective product pages on Amazon, Best Buy, Costco, and Sam’s Club. Keep an eye on those retailers because, well, you never know when hot deals will pop up.

Nothing Unveils CMF Phone 2 Pro with Modular Design, High-End Specs, and $279 Price Tag

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Nothing this week announced the CMF Phone 2 Pro, the second smartphone under its budget-focused CMF sub-brand. Priced at just $279, the Phone 2 Pro takes a bold step forward with modular features, a striking design, and hardware that rivals many mid-range flagships. While it’s being sold in the US through a beta program with limited warranty support, the phone brings a lot to the table, especially for the price.

Refined Hardware with a Design-First Approach

The CMF Phone 2 Pro sports a distinctive exterior, complete with exposed stainless steel screws and a modular back panel that doubles as an accessory attachment point. Users can customize their phone with magnetic wallets, interchangeable lenses, lanyards, and even covers that double as stands. At just 7.8mm thin and 185 grams, it’s the slimmest phone Nothing has released to date.

It’s available in three finishes, orange, black, and white, and features an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance.

Display and Performance Upgrades

At the heart of the phone is a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, capable of hitting a peak brightness of 3000 nits. It supports a 120 Hz adaptive refresh rate, HDR10+, and a 1000 Hz touch sampling rate for smooth and responsive interaction.

Inside, the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro powers the experience, paired with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. The phone includes Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and dual 5G with peak download speeds of up to 3.0 Gbps.

Battery life is handled by a 5,000mAh cell with 33W fast charging. Nothing claims up to 22 hours of YouTube streaming and over 1,200 charge cycles with 90% battery health retention.

A close-up of the CMF Phone 2 Pro featuring a modular back panel with an orange magnetic wallet attachment, a stand, and a lanyard for added functionality.

Four Cameras and AI-Powered Photography

On the back is a versatile four-camera setup: a 50 MP main camera, a 50 MP telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom and 20x digital zoom, an 8 MP ultra-wide camera, and a 16 MP front-facing camera. The system is supported by Nothing’s TrueLens Engine 3, which enhances dynamic range and low-light performance using AI algorithms.

Portrait photography gets a boost from multiple focal lengths and custom image tuning, while the updated camera app introduces quick video access, burst shooting, and new creative modes.

Nothing OS 3 and the “Essential Key”

The CMF Phone 2 Pro ships with Nothing OS 3, which leans into customization and productivity. A new side-mounted “Essential Key” acts as a shortcut for screenshots or voice memos, while the AI-powered “Essential Space” organizes saved content and generates contextual suggestions.

Smart Drawer organizes apps by category, shared widgets promote meaningful connections, and an optional ChatGPT widget enables on-the-go voice interactions.

A close-up of the CMF Phone 2 Pro in a vibrant orange finish, showcasing its sleek design, modular back panel, and user interface on the display.

Limited US Availability, Beta Program Only

The CMF Phone 2 Pro supports key US 4G and 5G bands, but it’s only available through Nothing’s beta program, which requires user feedback and includes a short 14-day warranty. Buyers should treat it as a trial device, though Nothing appears to be testing the waters for a larger US rollout.

Pre-orders are open now, with shipments beginning May 7. More information can be found on the official CMF website.

Google Expands AI Mode to Everyone* in the US, Adding Smarter Search and Visual Results

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Google is expanding access to its experimental AI Mode in Search, lifting the waitlist for US users and introducing fresh features designed to make follow-up questions, product research, and local exploration feel more intuitive and actionable. First tested in Labs, AI Mode brings a more conversational layer to Google Search, allowing users to ask nuanced questions and refine results through follow-ups, now with extra visual context.

Smarter Search, No Waitlist Required

As of today, anyone 18 or older in the United States can access AI Mode directly through Google Labs without needing an invitation. The move comes in response to strong early feedback and reflects growing demand for a more dynamic way to interact with search results, especially for complex queries like product comparisons or detailed recommendations.

via Google

Whether you’re deciding between pet insurance plans or trying to find a quiet coffee shop nearby, AI Mode now supports deeper, more tailored responses. You can ask multi-part questions and follow up naturally, like a chat with a helpful friend, except this one taps into Google’s massive knowledge base and product listings.

New Visual Cards for Local and Shopping Results

One of the more practical upgrades: AI Mode now includes tappable visual cards for places and products. Local listings for restaurants, salons, or stores now come with ratings, reviews, and hours of operation, all presented in a clean card layout. For product searches, Google is bringing in real-time pricing, stock availability, shipping info, and promotional offers, thanks to its vast Shopping Graph.

Try searching for something like “best collapsible camping chair under $100 that fits in a backpack,” and you’ll not only get suggestions tailored to your criteria, but also links to retailers, specs, and images, making that summer gear checklist easier to tackle.

Keep Track of What You’ve Searched

AI Mode now includes a left-side panel on desktop to revisit your ongoing searches and topics. This lets users jump back into previous questions, view earlier results, and pick up the thread of a longer research journey without starting over. Whether you’re apartment hunting, planning a trip, or shopping for school supplies, it’s now easier to stay organized without opening 20 browser tabs.

AI Mode Begins Small Rollout in Main Search

Beyond Labs, Google is beginning a limited rollout of AI Mode directly in Search for a small percentage of users in the U.S. This test will help the company gather more feedback as it shapes the future of the feature. Users can expect continued updates and improvements, driven by real-world use.

Try It Now

AI Mode is available now through Google Labs, with support for Android and iOS via the Google app. For the best experience, including support for multimodal inputs, make sure your app is up to date.

More updates are expected as Google continues to refine the experience. Look for plenty to surface in the coming weeks with Google I/O right around the corner.

Yale and ADT Launch First-Ever Smart Lock with Z-Wave 800 and Fingerprint Access

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Yale has teamed up with ADT to introduce a first-of-its-kind smart home upgrade: the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave 800 Series, now fully integrated with the ADT+ platform. This marks the only smart lock on the market offering fingerprint access over Z-Wave, giving homeowners more ways to secure (or unsecure) their front door, fingerprint first.

Smarter Lock, Smarter Integration

Designed to fit seamlessly into the ADT+ ecosystem, this new Yale model lets users unlock and disarm their system, or lock and rearm it, just by pressing a finger to the lock. That’s a bonus for anyone tired of juggling keys, phones, or access codes.

The lock is built on the Z-Wave 800 Series standard, offering extended wireless range, better energy efficiency, and faster, more reliable communication between smart devices. This means improved performance and longer battery life for the lock itself.

A person pressing a button on a smart doorbell next to a wooden door with a keypad lock, showcasing modern home security features.

Flexible Access, Biometric Convenience

The Assure Lock 2 Touch isn’t just about the fingerprint reader. It’s designed to accommodate various users and routines with multiple unlocking options:

  • Fingerprint recognition for biometric-based entry
  • Custom entry codes for family, guests, or dog walkers
  • Auto Lock/Unlock for hands-free access as you come and go
  • Remote management via the ADT+ app
  • Physical key option, just in case

For ADT+ customers, the lock becomes a natural extension of the home security system, providing convenient control directly from the door.

Industry Collaboration with Z-Wave Alliance

Yale’s partnership with ADT and the Z-Wave Alliance brings a new Z-Wave Credential Command Class lock to market for the first time. According to Yale’s Kevin Kraus, Vice President of Technology Alliances and IoT Business Development, this joint effort delivers “not only enhanced security but also unparalleled convenience.”

Pricing and Availability

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave 800 Series is available now for $279.99 at ADT.com, giving homeowners another secure option in the growing world of smart locks.

More information can be found on the official website.

The Benefits of Fax Software Services for Small Businesses

In an era where digital transformation is crucial to business efficiency, small businesses continually seek ways to streamline operations and reduce costs. Fax software services emerge as a potent solution, marrying the reliability of traditional faxing with modern convenience. These services offer numerous advantages for small businesses, including cost savings and enhanced security. Below, we explore the multifaceted benefits that these platforms provide. Keep reading to discover how these solutions can fortify and enhance small-scale operations.

Exploring the Cost-Effectiveness of Fax Software Services for Small Businesses

Professionals utilizing the best fax software service to enhance cost-effectiveness for small businesses

Small businesses are often bound by tight budgets, which makes the shift to fax software services financially appealing. Traditional fax machines require regular maintenance, constant restocking of paper, ink, and toner, as well as ongoing expenses for the phone line. In contrast, fax software services typically operate on a subscription basis, whereby businesses pay for what they use, with no hidden costs. This transparent pricing structure helps small companies manage expenses more efficiently.

With the best fax software service, small businesses can send and receive faxes electronically, eliminating the need for pricy hardware. These services offer a seamless user experience by integrating with email platforms or mobile devices. Moreover, the scalability of online fax solutions means that as businesses grow, their faxing capabilities can expand with minimal additional investment.

Ditching the hardware saves money on equipment and reduces the office space required for bulky fax machines. The convenience of accessing fax services from any location with internet access means that the traditional fax room can be repurposed, offering additional savings. This versatility is particularly beneficial for businesses that operate in co-working spaces or have remote work policies.

Additionally, many online fax services offer unlimited storage, eliminating the costs associated with filing cabinets and physical archives. By transitioning to a digital system, businesses save on storage space and materials, allowing for a less cluttered and more cost-effective office environment.

How Fax Software Enhances Data Security for Sensitive Information

Professionals using fax software to enhance data security for transmitting sensitive information

Security is a top concern for any business when transmitting sensitive information. Fax software services prioritize this need by implementing encryption protocols and secure transmission methods. This ensures that data remains confidential, which traditional fax machines cannot guarantee, as the physical printouts are susceptible to unauthorized access.

Many fax software providers comply with rigorous industry standards, such as HIPAA for healthcare privacy and GDPR for data protection. Such compliance enhances the security of transmitted documents and helps businesses comply with legal requirements. Secure login credentials and the ability to track transmission history further contribute to maintaining a robust security posture.

Moreover, by reducing the use of paper documents, fax software minimizes the risk of information leaks due to mishandling or misplacing sensitive papers. Digital records are stored in a centralized, secure environment that is accessible only to authorized personnel. This heightened control over document access drastically reduces the potential for internal or external data breaches.

With the implementation of audit trails and detailed logs, businesses can meticulously monitor fax activity. Knowing who accessed what information and when helps identify potential oversights that are challenging to maintain with traditional faxing, thereby enhancing accountability and reducing the likelihood of data compromise.

Streamlining Communication and Workflow with Online Fax Solutions

Online fax solutions are revolutionizing the way small businesses handle documents. By enabling the direct sending and receiving of faxes from computers or mobile devices, fax software services optimize workflow, saving valuable time for employees. This immediacy of communication encourages a more dynamic and responsive business environment.

Modern fax software can often integrate with cloud-storage platforms, allowing for seamless collaboration among team members. Document sharing becomes instantaneous, eliminating the need for printing or manual dissemination. As a result, project cycles can progress more efficiently, and team collaboration is significantly improved, even across remote teams.

Eliminating the manual sorting and distribution of paper faxes reduces the potential for human error. Employees can focus on more productive tasks rather than feeding paper into machines and waiting for confirmation. Furthermore, most software services offer notification features, allowing users to be promptly alerted to new faxes, thereby increasing the speed of reply and decision-making.

Reducing the administrative overhead associated with traditional fax machines enables small businesses to redeploy resources where they are needed most. Simplifying communication workflows drives increased productivity, allowing companies to respond more quickly and effectively to market demands.

Altogether, fax software services offer small businesses a cost-effective, secure, and efficient solution for managing document communications. By streamlining workflows and reducing overhead, these services empower companies to focus on growth and innovation.

BOOX Launches Go 7 Series with Sleek Design, Handwriting Support, and Android 13

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BOOX has introduced the latest additions to its portable eReader lineup—the Go 7 and Go Color 7 (Gen II)—bringing stylus-enabled note-taking, a refined user experience, and color or monochrome display options to a 7-inch form factor. Designed for reading enthusiasts and idea-jotters alike, these Android-powered devices aim to balance comfort, versatility, and creativity in a compact footprint.

Two Displays, One Purpose: Read and Write Anywhere

The BOOX Go 7 features a 300 PPI Carta 1300 monochrome display, delivering crisp, paper-like clarity for extended reading sessions. The Go Color 7 (Gen II) steps up with an E Ink Kaleido 3 panel, combining 150 PPI color rendering with 300 PPI black-and-white sharpness—well-suited for digital comics, illustrations, and vibrant content.

Both models include an adjustable front light for comfortable viewing in varying conditions, and for the first time in BOOX’s 7-inch range, handwriting support via the BOOX InkSense stylus. Users can mark up documents, scribble notes, or highlight passages directly on-screen, expanding each device’s usefulness beyond casual reading.

Two BOOX eReaders, one in black and one in white, displaying sketches of seashells and handwritten notes on their screens.

Lightweight Portability Meets Practical Power

At just 195 grams, the Go 7 series is easy to hold one-handed, making it ideal for commutes or reading on the couch. Wide bezels and new ergonomic page-turn buttons help with navigation, and the lightly textured back enhances grip. Both models feature a water-repellent finish, offering peace of mind against spills or drizzles.

Internally, each unit runs Android 13, giving users access to the Google Play Store for downloading apps—whether for books, news, podcasts, or planning tools. They’re equipped with 4GB RAM and 64GB of storage, expandable via microSD, to handle a broad mix of content.

Color options include black and white for the Go 7, and a navy-toned black for the Go Color 7 (Gen II).

Pricing and Availability

  • BOOX Go 7 is available now from the official BOOX Shop in the US and EU for $249.99 / £219.99 / €249.99.
  • BOOX Go Color 7 (Gen II) is expected soon, priced at $279.99 / £249.99 / €279.99.
  • For those eyeing larger screens and full-color functionality, the Tab X C will also be available later at $819.99 / £759.99 / €819.99.

More details, including ordering options, can be found at the official BOOX website.

GameSir Launches X5 Lite Controller and GameHub Platform for Mobile and PC Gamers

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GameSir has introduced the X5 Lite, a compact mobile controller aimed at entry-level gamers, along with GameHub, a new free platform designed to bring mobile and desktop gaming closer together. The X5 Lite is priced at $34.99/£34.99 and comes in Black and Wasabi finishes, available now via Amazon in the US, UK, and Canada, or directly from the GameSir website.

X5 Lite: A Handy Sidekick for Mobile Gaming

Weighing just 135.4g, the X5 Lite strikes a balance between portability and performance. It includes Hall Effect analog sticks that offer 360° precision and resist long-term wear, plus membrane triggers and buttons that are quieter than your average arcade cabinet, without feeling mushy.

A GameSir X5 Lite mobile controller in a Wasabi color finish, featuring two analog sticks, a D-pad, and button layout designed for mobile gaming, with a movable USB-C port and an adjustable grip.

The controller features a built-in Turbo mode for rapid tapping, pass-through charging for long play sessions, and customization options via the GameSir app. Its adjustable design supports devices from 105mm to 213mm in length, using a movable USB-C port for a snug fit and low-latency wired connection. It’s compatible with recent iPhones, iPad mini models, and Android phones.

The grip texture? Laser-engraved for better control. The style? Somewhere between minimalist gadget and retro handheld. The vibe? No-nonsense with just enough flair.

GameHub: One Library, Two Worlds

GameHub is GameSir’s free software platform that supports both cloud gaming and game streaming, allowing users to access PC titles on Android devices. By minimizing input lag and supporting a wide range of genres, GameHub helps players jump from desktop to mobile without juggling installs or accounts.

Image showcasing the GameSir X5 Lite mobile controller in Wasabi color, featuring ergonomic design and precision analog sticks.

The interface is built for landscape use and works well with mobile controllers. It includes a social layer for chatting and sharing highlights and supports direct streaming of Windows games to Android phones. No need to haul a gaming laptop, your phone and controller can handle it.

Availability

The X5 Lite is available now in Black and Wasabi colorways at $34.99/£34.99 from Amazon or the GameSir website. GameHub can be downloaded from GameHub for free, giving players a flexible option for cloud and remote gaming on Android.

If you’re looking for an affordable way to get more out of mobile gaming, without mashing virtual buttons on glass, GameSir’s latest gear might be worth a closer look.

Maono Launches DM40PRO: Wireless USB Microphone with AI Voice Effects for Gamers and Streamers

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Maono has launched the DM40PRO, a wireless USB microphone built with gamers, streamers, and content creators in mind. It’s available now on Amazon US and Maono’s website starting at $85.99, with a limited-time 20% coupon for early buyers. UK and EU availability through Amazon is expected by mid-May.

Wireless Freedom, No Compromises

The DM40PRO features a dual-mode setup, wired or wireless, with ultra-low latency and an extended range. Whether creators are locked into their chair or pacing while streaming, the audio stays consistent. Under the hood, a 16mm condenser capsule records at 48kHz/24-bit, delivering studio-quality sound without studio-level hassle.

A one-tap noise canceling function helps block out keyboard clatter, background chatter, and whatever the neighbor’s doing with a leaf blower at 2 p.m.

A wireless USB microphone with customizable RGB lighting, featuring a sleek design and a stand, set against a gradient background.

Built-In AI Voice Effects and RGB Lighting

The mic includes 10 AI-powered voice modes, so users can shift from serious to silly without switching gear. The RGB lighting, which can be customized to match a gaming setup (or mood swings), adds a splash of visual style.

Long Battery Life, Simple Controls

The DM40PRO runs up to 75 hours on a full charge, enough to stream, record, and maybe forget where you put the charger. It also features onboard controls for quick adjustments to gain, EQ, and more. No software detour required.

Cross-Platform Friendly and Built to Last

Compatible across multiple systems, the microphone suits both home studio rigs and mobile setups. A sturdy build and responsive controls round out the package.

The DM40PRO is available now in black and white on Amazon US and Maono’s website, starting at $85.99/£65. Amazon UK and EU listings are expected mid-May.