Mint Mobile, the wireless carrier known for shaking up the mobile industry with its no-nonsense pricing, is now expanding into home internet with a new 5G-powered service called MINTernet. The service, announced today and available immediately, starts at $30 per month and runs on T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network.
Real Savings, Real People. No Gimmicks
To kick off the launch, Mint teamed up with the real Tilly Norwood, not the AI-generated actress who recently went viral, but an actual human, Natalie “Tilly” Norwood. The move drives home the company’s theme: MINTernet is as real as the savings it promises.
The new service arrives at a time when many Americans are fed up with their internet bills. Mint Mobile cites data showing that roughly two-thirds of customers are ready to switch providers, with the top reason being high monthly costs. The company’s response is a simple one: make home internet fast, fair, and affordable, without the fine print or bundle traps that cable companies often rely on.
“People are sick of internet companies treating them like human ATMs,” said Scott Venuti, GM of Home MINTernet. “So we did what Mint does best: we made it fast, fair, and affordable. Plus, ours is simple to set up and, in most cases, can be ready in under 15 minutes, probably faster than your current provider answers the phone.”
Ryan Reynolds Keeps It Literal
Mint Mobile co-owner Ryan Reynolds added his signature humor to the announcement, saying, “Today we’re bringing that same energy home. Literally. This is not a metaphor. We literally deliver it to your home. Like it shows up and you turn it on and you start getting 5G home internet and saving money.”
Reynolds’ tongue-in-cheek commentary aside, the expansion marks a logical step for Mint. Backed by T-Mobile’s 5G network, MINTernet aims to simplify home connectivity by using plug-and-play hardware that gets users online in minutes, no technician visits or hidden fees required.
Pricing and Plans
New customers can start with three months of MINTernet for $30 per month when paired with a Mint phone plan (or $40 per month without). After the introductory period, users have two renewal options:
Lock in $30/month by committing to a 12-month plan ($360 upfront).
Continue quarterly for $10 more per month ($120 with a Mint phone plan or $150 without).
Each plan includes:
T-Mobile 5G coverage, the country’s largest and fastest network
No monthly equipment fees
Simple setup, typically under 15 minutes
14-day money-back guarantee
Cutting the Cord, Mint Style
MINTernet positions itself as the antidote to complicated bundles and promotional fine print. Customers can manage everything online, skip the contracts, and still access premium speeds. For those already using Mint for mobile service, bundling both wireless and home internet offers even deeper discounts, all without the traditional “gotcha” fees of major cable providers.
Mint Mobile has built its reputation on affordable, reliable wireless plans, and MINTernet seems poised to extend that philosophy into home connectivity. The name might sound cheeky, but the intent is clear: real internet, real savings, real simple.
XGIMI, a top innovator in home entertainment technology, has launched the HORIZON 20 series of home projectors. Fresh from its unveiling at IFA 2025, the series features three models—the HORIZON 20, HORIZON 20 Pro, and HORIZON 20 Max. All models are now available for purchase on XGIMI’s website and Amazon.
The Horizon 20 Series: Peak Performance and Unrivaled Brightness
The HORIZON 20 series represents the pinnacle of XGIMI’s technological advancement. Each model promises stunning 4K resolution, cinematic brightness, and lifelike color accuracy, thanks to XGIMI’s new X-Master Red Ring Lens, the most advanced optical system the brand has ever created. The HORIZON 20 Max stands out as the brand’s brightest consumer projector to date, boasting an impressive 5700 ISO lumens.
In addition to exceptional visuals, all models in the HORIZON 20 series support Dolby Vision, HDR10+, Filmmaker Mode, IMAX Enhanced, and DTS:X to deliver an authentic cinematic experience. They also cater to gamers and creators with a 1ms input lag, 240Hz refresh rates, and native Netflix compatibility. Harman/Kardon-tuned speakers provide rich, balanced sound with remarkable clarity.
Why Choose XGIMI?
Customers choose XGIMI for a superior, all-in-one smart projector experience that blends high-quality imagery with exceptional portability and ease of use. Their projectors, known for advanced intelligent screen adaptation (ISA) technology for auto-focus and obstacle avoidance, and crisp resolution up to true 4K, deliver cinematic viewing without complex setup.
XGIMI’s commitment to making big-screen entertainment accessible means customers get a powerful, sleek device perfect for home theaters, outdoor movie nights, or taking presentations on the go, often integrating a polished Android TV interface for immediate access to their favorite streaming services.
Availability and Pricing
The HORIZON 20 series projectors are competitively priced, starting at $1,699 for the HORIZON 20, $2,499 for the HORIZON 20 Pro, and $2,999 for the HORIZON 20 Max. For a limited time, XGIMI is offering up to $600 off during its open sales promotion on the full lineup.
Gourmia is giving busy households a reason to breathe a little easier at dinnertime. The Brooklyn-based kitchen appliance brand has launched its new 11-Quart Double Decker Dual-Basket Air Fryer with Smart Finish, available exclusively to Costco members for $99.99 in stores and online.
Designed for Real-World Family Chaos
Life gets hectic between school drop-offs, activities, and family gatherings. Gourmia’s latest air fryer is built to match that pace, making it easier to put hot, fresh, and healthy meals on the table without juggling oven racks or multiple pans. The unit’s Smart Finish technology automatically syncs the cook times of two different baskets so both foods, say, chicken in one and fries in the other, finish together.
Each of the two baskets comes with a removable rack, meaning up to four foods can cook simultaneously. That flexibility keeps dinner drama to a minimum. There’s no cross-flavor mingling and no arguing over who gets what.
Gourmia® is making mealtime faster and easier with its exclusive 11-Quart Double Decker Dual-Basket Air Fryer with Smart Finish, available only at Costco for healthy, perfectly timed family meals.
Compact Build, Family-Sized Capacity
With its stacked vertical design, the 11-quart air fryer saves counter space while offering plenty of room for full meals. Gourmia’s FryForce 360° Technology evenly circulates hot air for a crispy finish with little or no oil, making it a fit for those who like the texture of frying without the extra grease.
A simple LED touch display keeps operation straightforward, with eight one-touch presets for air fry, bake, roast, broil, dehydrate, reheat, keep warm, and proof. The baskets and crisper trays are non-stick, dishwasher safe, and free from PFAS, PFOA, PTFE, and lead, an important detail for health-conscious cooks.
Features at a Glance
Smart Finish Synchronization: Two baskets, two settings, one perfectly timed meal.
Cook More at Once: Removable racks double the cooking surface for up to four foods.
Sync Cook Function: Mirror settings across both baskets for full 11-quart capacity.
Compact but Capable: Vertical layout fits comfortably on small counters.
Easy Cleanup: Non-stick, dishwasher-safe parts with no chemical coatings.
Simple Controls: LED display and viewing windows for quick monitoring.
Hidden Storage: Foldaway control panel and built-in cord wrap keep things tidy.
Built for Busy Kitchens
“This is the time of year when life moves fast,” said Heshy Biegeleisen, founder of Gourmia. “We designed this air fryer to keep pace with real families. With Smart Finish, you can cook two foods at different times and temperatures, and they’ll finish together—so dinner hits the table hot, fresh, and perfectly timed.”
The design aims to strike a balance between performance and practicality, appealing to families that want healthy meals without sacrificing convenience or countertop space. From weeknight dinners to weekend snacks, the Double Decker Air Fryer brings restaurant-style results to home kitchens, minus the grease and wait time.
Last year, I reviewed the Xiaomi 14T Pro, and no doubt the phone impressed me a lot. Now, Xiaomi has introduced a successor, the Xiaomi 15T Pro. The company’s T-series devices are known for their performance and camera capabilities while offering the lowest price compared to premium flagships.
This time around, Xiaomi has completely turned the tables with its latest generation T-series smartphone, bringing notable design, camera, and battery upgrades. Perhaps most significantly, it now doesn’t come cheap, though. If you ask me why, the obvious reason is that Xiaomi’s latest T-series smartphone has inched closer to flagships than traditional mid-range phones.
Like last time, this time too, Xiaomi provided us with a 15T Pro review unit. It’s been almost two weeks since I started using the Xiaomi 15T Pro as my daily driver, and during my extensive testing period, the phone performed really well. The real question is, does it stand against some of its mid-range flagship rivals like the Google Pixel 10, OnePlus 13, and iQOO 13? Let’s find out.
With its Leica-tuned cameras, flagship-grade design, and all-day battery life, the Xiaomi 15T Pro delivers premium performance without the premium price tag.
Pros
The new design looks more premium than previous years
Fluid 144 Hz AMOLED display
Snappy performance
Amazing telephoto lens
Solid battery life
Cons
Some bloatware
No charger included in the box
Limited market availability
Price and Availability
The Xiaomi 15T Pro starts at €799/£649 for the base 12 GB + 256 GB variant, while the 12 GB + 512 GB model costs €899/£699. Plus, Xiaomi has also announced a 12 GB + 1 TB storage configuration as well, which will set you back €999/£799.
Though if you look at the price of the Xiaomi 15T Pro from a market perspective, the price does feel more expensive than some flagship rivals like the Samsung Galaxy S25, Pixel 10, or iPhone 17. This is something that definitely bothers buyers when considering Xiaomi’s 15T Pro phone.
Xiaomi 15T Pro Unboxing
Design and Build
Image source: Abhinav Fating
When I unboxed the Xiaomi 15T Pro, I was taken aback by its new, refreshing camera layout and overall design. Xiaomi ditched its individual protruding lens design from its predecessor and opted for a uniform squarish camera island, which looks much better than the last-generation model.
Are there any major changes in the overall design of the 15T Pro? The answer is yes. Dimension-wise, the device is now taller, slimmer, and wider than its predecessor. To be more exact, the smartphone measures 162.7 x 77.9 x 7.96 mm and weighs around 210 grams. By contrast, the 14T comes in at 8.4 mm thickness and weighs 209 grams. Despite boasting larger dimensions and a bigger battery capacity, the device isn’t any heavier and looks sleek and elegant. Specifically, if we look at the numbers, the phone weighs just one gram more than its predecessor. That almost makes no difference.
This time around, Xiaomi used a glass fiber back finished in a matte texture on the 15T Pro’s rear side, which offers a great in-hand feel. The 6M13 aluminum construction is quite sturdy, and the beveled edges ensure a comfortable fit for the palm. I liked the new squarish camera island design, which has chamfered edges and a metallic finish that looks quite good. Plus, the carved Leica branding present between the four lenses offers a premium flagship phone vibe.
All the buttons and ports on the device are positioned perfectly, and I didn’t face any problems, like hard-to-reach buttons. The device is IP68 rated for water and dust resistance, meaning it can easily withstand dust and water. Xiaomi also claims that the smartphone can survive up to 3 meters (up from 2 meters from the last generation model), which is good to see.
Like last year’s phone, there is nothing new in the box content. You get the same color-matching soft silicone case, a Type A-to-Type-C charging cable, and a pre-applied screen protector; that’s it. There’s no charger included in the 15T Pro retail package.
Xiaomi brings three color options to choose from, which include black, gray, and mocha gold. The one I’ve received for review is the gray variant, which does look good, but honestly, I really liked the mocha gold colorway. Well, the camera bump is larger; that further translates to a minor wobble on a flat surface, particularly in the top right corner.
Screen
The major upgrades reach the screen as well, which is good to see. The Xiaomi 15T Pro now features a larger display than before. It has a 6.83-inch AMOLED display (a step up from the 6.67-inch of the 14T Pro) that delivers a resolution of 2772 x 1280 with a whopping peak brightness of 3,200 nits. The phone feels very snappy and fluid in regular use, thanks to the 144 Hz refresh rate.
Upfront, there’s Corning Gorilla Glass 7i, protecting the panel from accidental scratches and falls. Speaking of panel quality, the 15T Pro has a very nice display, which offers sharp, vivid, and bright colors. Xiaomi has also packed a wide range of eye features into the phone, including DC dimming, TUV Rheinland certification for low blue light, flicker-free, and circadian-friendly credentials.
The display of the smartphone is pretty bright, and I didn’t have any problems using the phone under direct sunlight. This makes it one of the brightest phones I’ve ever tested. Unlike the base variant with ultrasonic, it comes with an in-display optical fingerprint sensor. Although this still gets the job done.
Performance
The performance department is now more powerful than before. The 15T Pro is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset, and honestly, in real life, the device offers flawless performance. No matter what tasks you throw at it, whether it’s streaming, browsing, scrolling social media, or gaming, the 15T Pro handles everything. Speaking of my experience, I used the smartphone for two weeks and I didn’t notice any slowdowns.
Xiaomi has offered up to 12 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and up to 1 TB of UFS 4.1 storage. Additionally, you get all the latest connectivity with the Xiaomi 15T Pro, including Bluetooth 6.0, cutting-edge WiFi 7, NFC, and 5G. The review unit I received features 12 GB of RAM and 1 TB of internal storage.
Speaking of benchmarks, MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400+ managed to impress me on the Geekbench 6 and 3DMark stress tests, where the device achieved scores of 2474 in single-core and 7480 in multi-core tests. On the other hand, it also performed quite well in 3DMark stress tests by scoring 3345 in 3DMark Wildlife Extreme, 5559 points in 3DMark Solar Bay, and 20 fps in the 3DMark Wildlife test. The CPU score is quite good compared to last year’s Dimensity 9300+-equipped Xiaomi 14T Pro. However, the processor isn’t quite there in terms of raw performance.
Coming to the gaming performance, I played some of the popular mobile titles such as Genshin Impact, BGMI, and COD Warzone. During gameplay, I didn’t notice any lags or frame drops on high-graphics settings. The smartphone does get warm during my one-and-a-half-hour gaming session. However, it doesn’t get as hot as its last-generation model.
Image source: Abhinav Fating
Xiaomi has incorporated a bigger 5,500 mAh battery into the Xiaomi 15T Pro, a step up from the 5,000 mAh of the 14T Pro. With heavy use, mostly gaming, streaming, scrolling, and taking videos and photos, the phone easily offered me a day-long battery life (10 hours and 37 minutes) without any issues whatsoever, and in casual use, it lasted around 18 hours and 25 minutes on a single charge. That’s impressive.
In terms of charging, Xiaomi has slightly downgraded the charging power compared to the 14T Pro, which features 120 W wired charging. As far as the charging speed is concerned, the 15T Pro supports 90 W wired HyperCharge and 50 W wireless HyperCharge charging. Still, it’s faster than the latest iPhone 17 series and Galaxy S25 series. It took just over 45 minutes to fully charge the device and only 21 minutes to hit the 0 to 50% mark. The only quibble is that there’s no charger in the box and you have to purchase it separately. Although it’s not the first time, Xiaomi also did the same with the last-generation model too.
Camera Performance
Image source: Abhinav Fating
Like its predecessor, the Xiaomi 15T Pro also has a Leica-tuned triple rear camera setup. The primary camera is 50 MP, complemented by a 12 MP ultrawide and a 50 MP periscope telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom and 100x digital zoom. This time around, there are a few upgrades in the camera hardware. The main camera now comes with a large 1/1.31” sensor with OIS and PDAF support. The periscope lens boasts an equivalent length of 115 mm, and the aperture is f/3.0. Upfront, you get the same 32 MP Samsung KD1 sensor as last time.
The main camera captures really good pictures in daylight and low-light conditions, offering a great level of detail, a wide dynamic range, and good contrast. Enough talking; let’s take a look at some samples. You can clearly see the magic of Leica’s color science in the samples. Colors look accurate, balanced, and quite natural. I really liked the processing in the 15T Pro. The low-light performance of the smartphone is better than before. It does a good job in low-light conditions, delivering great shots with maximum detail without over-brightening an image.
However, the ultra-wide camera disappoints me a lot in terms of quality. To be more exact, it captures less detail and has an average dynamic range, and things go south in low light. Although you do get decent usable shots, that’s it. I hope that Xiaomi will improve this in their next iteration.
The addition of the new 5x telephoto is a game changer—it’s the first periscope used in a T-series. During my testing, I found the quality to be simply phenomenal; the images look realistic, sharp, and accurate with the main camera. The telephoto lens offers detailed images up to 5x, good images up to 30x, and usable images up to 60x, but after that, once you reach 100x, you see the major shift in quality—details get lost, and all you get is blurry output.
Like its predecessor, the 15T Pro allows you to record video at a maximum resolution of up to 8k 30 fps. Xiaomi has also added 4k 120 frames per second for slow-mo shots. No doubt, the video quality is really nice in daylight, although it does struggle a little bit, especially in low light.
Xiaomi 15T Pro video samples
The OIS/EIS works really well for image stabilization on both the main and telephoto lenses. The selfie camera is also good and offers nice, crisp, and detailed selfies with good skin tones.
Software
Image Source: Abhinav Fating
The Xiaomi 15T Pro boots HyperOS 2.0 based on Android 15 out of the box. The company has promised four major OS upgrades and six years of security patches, which is fine, but at this price point, Xiaomi must at least provide support for six major OS updates. Even Samsung’s mid-range A-series devices ship with a six-year software update policy, and the Pixel 9a sits at seven years.
Speaking of software experience, the OS looks good, feels snappier and super smooth, and it offers tons of customization options. However, the one thing that doesn’t change is the bloatware. You do get some amount of bloatware here. Though it’s removable, which is good. Xiaomi also offers a wide range of AI tools, including AI writing, AI editing, AI eraser, AI translation, and real-time AI interpreter mode.
Should you buy the Xiaomi 15T Pro smartphone?
Buy it if…
You want a smartphone with large display
You like Leica-tuned camera phones
You want a smartphone with great all-round specs
You want a smartphone with good battery life
Don’t buy it if…
You’re looking for an flagship camera smartphone
You want a clean UI experience with long-term software support
Final Thoughts
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Awarded to products with an average rating of 3.75 stars or higher, the AndroidGuys Smart Pick recognizes a balance of quality, performance, and value.
Products with this distinction deserve to be on your short list of purchase candidates.
Overall, Xiaomi did a phenomenal job with its latest, the 15T Pro. I really liked the new design, solid camera system, bigger display, long-lasting battery life, and fantastic performance of the 15T Pro. So far, the device ticks almost all the important boxes, making it a great option for those who want a solid camera phone without breaking the bank.
The only quibble is the software. If you are looking for an clean UI experience with longer software support, you may want to consider the Pixel 10, the OnePlus 13, or the Samsung Galaxy S25.
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, CRKD, the premium collectible gaming brand, made a surprise announcement today, unveiling a high-end treat for the rhythm gaming community.
The company has officially introduced the Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Pro Collector’s Edition Bundle, an exclusive product now available for pre-order.
The announcement was made as part of the ongoing IGN Fan Fest, with pre-orders kicking off immediately. The bundle is positioned as a must-have item for enthusiasts looking to elevate their rhythm gaming experience with a premium, collectible piece of gear.
Key Features and Compatibility
The all-new special edition bundle includes a multi-platform Guitar Controller, compatible with PC, PC handhelds, Nintendo Switch 1 | 2, and Android devices, including smart TVs, tablets, and mobile.
The new Guitar Controller is a faithful reproduction based on the famous Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst guitar and is expected to ship in December 2025 in time for the holiday season.
This is the latest release resulting from the landmark collaboration between CRKD and Gibson, the world’s most iconic guitar brand.
For the team at CRKD, their community is everything, and when polled about special edition Guitar Controllers they wished to see made real, the Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst came out on top.
The Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst is designed and engineered by many of the original RedOctane team behind the legendary Guitar Hero games and controllers.
Unboxing the Collector’s Edition
It’s new bundle includes the stunning new Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Guitar Controller, with a host of quality collectibles and enhancements, essential for the discerning rhythm music gamer.
Also included is the Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Guitar Controller, sporting a premium high-gloss lacquered Cherry Sunburst finish with a pickguard seamlessly integrated into the artwork itself, delivering the unmistakable authentic Gibson Les Paul aesthetic.
On the reverse, a stainless-steel Gibson x CRKD Les Paul Collector’s Edition medallion, is laser-engraved and securely fastened, paired with the legendary Gibson Les Paul model signature on the included fret neck headstocks, cementing its status as a true collector’s piece.
Enhanced Customization
The Guitar Controller features both a Brown Signature Gibson Les Paul OG Pro Fret Neck and a Brown Signature Gibson Les Paul Solo Pro Fret Neck, offering gamers multiple ways to play and customize their performance to their preference.
In addition, the bundle also includes a Gibson x CRKD custom shoulder strap with off-white fabric and co-branded brown leather ends, two exclusive collector pins, a wireless dongle, a classic sticker sheet, an 8.5ft USB-C charging cable, and a rechargeable battery!
All these stunning collectibles are housed within a custom-made CRKD x Gibson Guitar Controller Backpack, created specifically for CRKD Guitar Controllers, and featuring dedicated compartments for two fret necks, a secure body compartment, and additional storage. Together, these elements form the ultimate collector’s package for rhythm gamers and Gibson fans alike.
Who’s It For?
The Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Pro Collector’s Edition Guitar Controller is designed for modern gamers while honoring its musical heritage. It features a Hall Effect strum bar with haptic feedback for speed and durability, mechanical fret buttons for accuracy, and a Hall Effect Whammy Bar with RGB lighting for immersion. It ensures consistent performance for long gaming sessions.
The Guitar Controller features Legacy Mode for classic Guitar Hero and Rock Band titles on older PlayStation consoles. It also includes CRKD’s unique KEYJAM Mode (Mode 9), which maps the controller as a keyboard and mouse, greatly expanding compatibility to allow playing Fortnite Festival across various platforms like Xbox and PlayStation.
Versatile Connectivity, Seamless Customization
This Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Pro Collector’s Edition Guitar Controller offers versatile connectivity (wired, 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth) and a unique navigation hub with analog sticks and a headstock D-pad for easy menu control. It also features a platform switch and mode dial for seamless adjustments.
The CRKD App allows players to extensively customize their CRKD device, including remapping buttons, adjusting sensitivity, controlling RGB lighting, and managing tilt settings. It also enables product registration for collection tracking and rarity ranking within the True Collection System.
Availability and Price
The Gibson Les Paul Cherry Sunburst Pro Collector’s Edition Bundle is available for pre-order now on CRKD official website, retailing for $199.99 USD. Orders are expected to begin shipping in December 2025.
Muse, the company renowned for its brain-sensing headbands, is launching the next major evolution of its sleep technology: Muse S Athena. The new platform, rolling out in phases from this month through early 2026, aims to move beyond simple sleep tracking to offer a complete “sleep ecosystem,” empowering users to “design their sleep” for optimal health and performance.
Muse S Athena is positioned as a comprehensive solution that supports the entire 24-hour cycle, integrating features designed to impact a user’s daytime well-being, nighttime sleep depth, and morning clarity.
Athena’s Viral Success and Digital Sleeping Pills
Launched earlier this year, the Athena has already reached viral status as world’s first consumer wearable to combine both EEG and fNIRS advanced brain-sensing technology, selling out -thanks to high demand. This is Muse’s best-selling product with fans ranging from everyday sleepers to top researchers.
Athena helps people fall asleep with responsive audio experiences that quiet a busy mind and cue the brain to rest. These guided soundscapes, known as Digital Sleeping Pills, have quickly become a favorite feature for thousands of users, easing bedtime stress and gently guiding them back to sleep if they wake during the night.
Advanced Features: AI Coaching, Deep Sleep Stimulation, and Smart Alarms
Now, Muse goes beyond falling asleep to support every stage of the cycle: Digital Sleeping Pills to ease you into rest, an AI Coach to guide healthier habits, Deep Sleep Stimulation to reinforce slow-wave sleep, and Smart Alarm & Smart Nap to help you wake restored and recharge midday.
Muse’s AI Coach, helps users understand and use brainwave data, which is new to most people. It simplifies complex brain and sleep signals into easy-to-understand insights and offers daily coaching to improve sleep habits, reduce stress, and enhance focus, maximizing the benefits of the headband.
The Deep Sleep Stimulation feature uses EEG sensors to analyze brainwaves and provide gentle pink noise cues during deep sleep. These cues support vital slow-wave sleep, essential for memory and brain health, and pause if disturbances are detected, ensuring restful sleep.
Additionally, the Smart Alarm and Smart Nap features adapt to your sleep cycle. The Smart Alarm gently wakes you during the lightest sleep phase to reduce grogginess, while the Smart Nap feature helps you recharge efficiently during short rest periods, promoting better focus and energy.
Experts’ Insights
“Nearly half of Muse S customers turn to us to better understand and improve their sleep, and our Digital Sleeping Pills feature has already helped thousands ease into better nights,” said Nadia Kumentas, Chief Marketing Officer.
He added that Muse is poised to continue the evolution from passive tracking to intelligent, full-cycle support—making sleep something users can actively shape, not just observe.
Powered by the Foundational Brain Model (FBM), a transformer-based AI trained on over a billion minutes of EEG, Muse can interpret brain signals with clinical-grade accuracy, even in real-world, at-home environments.
The FBM learns the “language” of neural activity and drives Muse’s adaptive system, where the device senses, reasons, and responds to deliver interventions that help users sleep deeper and wake clearer. All of this is enabled by Athena’s multi-sensor design, which integrates EEG and fNIRS to capture brain activity with research-level precision.
“Your brain is already working to protect your health while you sleep. With AI, we can finally listen and take action,” said Jean-Michel Fournier, Chief Executive Officer.
Feature Rollout
The premium AI Coach will be available in November 2025
Deep Sleep Stimulation feature will be available in December 2025
The premium Smart Alarm & Smart Nap will be available during the early parts of 2026
Availability and Price
Muse S Athena is available today for $475 on Muse’s official website. The phased rollout, beginning this month and continuing into early 2026, suggests a significant overhaul of the platform, bringing a new level of AI-driven personalization to the world of sleep health.
UGREEN is taking aim at one of tech’s last intimidating frontiers, the network-attached storage (NAS) box, with the launch of the new NASync DH2300, an entry-level NAS designed to make high-capacity local storage accessible to everyday users. Set to go live October 15 at 8:00 a.m. EDT, the DH2300 joins the more advanced DH4300 Plus (4-bay SATA) to form a lineup that makes owning a NAS feel less like an IT project and more like plugging in a toaster.
Local Storage, Minus the Headaches
The DH2300’s appeal starts with practicality. It’s a 2-bay NAS that supports up to 60TB of storage, 30TB per drive, enough to hold sprawling 4K video libraries, photo archives, or years of work documents without resorting to cloud subscriptions or a stack of external drives. The device works with most NAS-grade hard drives, cutting down on hardware costs for newcomers looking to build their first home or small-office setup.
In other words, it’s designed for anyone who’s ever said, “I really should back that up someday.”
A 10-Minute Setup That Anyone Can Handle
NAS devices have long suffered from one big obstacle: setup anxiety. UGREEN’s answer is UGOS Pro, its own operating system that walks users through installation with plain-language prompts and on-screen visuals. The company claims even first-time users can be fully up and running, drives installed, network configured, and features enabled, in under 10 minutes.
There’s also a companion NAS mobile app that serves as a central hub for photo backups, file access, and streaming media to TVs. Combined with NFC quick connection, users can pair their phone to the NAS just by tapping, skipping the tedious router settings and IP address gymnastics that have scared off casual users for years.
Built-In Privacy and Security
UGREEN isn’t trading simplicity for safety. The DH2300 layers in professional-grade encryption (TLS/SSL, RSA, and AES), two-factor authentication, and certifications from TÜV and TRUSTe to validate its data protection standards.
More importantly for privacy-conscious users, the system keeps all files stored locally, no cloud servers, no hidden uploads. Users can restrict access to their local network only and secure private files in a built-in File Vault, which acts like a locked drawer for sensitive data.
DH2300 and DH4300 Plus via UGREEN
Hardware That’s Ready to Work (and Play)
The DH2300 isn’t just about quiet competence. It supports 4K 60Hz HDMI output, letting users connect directly to a TV for high-resolution video playback or digital photo slideshows. It also offers flexible RAID options (JBOD, Basic, 0, and 1), giving users control over how to balance capacity versus redundancy. Whether it’s maximizing space or mirroring drives for peace of mind, the choice is simple and clearly explained.
Pricing and Availability
UGREEN’s NASync series aims squarely at value-conscious buyers:
Both models will be available in the United States through Amazon, UGREEN.com, and select retail partners.
A NAS for Everyone
UGREEN has built its reputation on making tech approachable, from chargers to docking stations, and the NASync DH2300 continues that mission. It turns what used to be a niche, jargon-filled product into something that everyday users can actually set up, understand, and enjoy.
When it comes to budget smartphones, many brands chase tiny spec bumps or add a camera you will never use. As evolved as phones have become, it gets a bit more difficult to make things interesting roughly once per year.
Infinix has taken a different route for 2025. With the Hot 60 Pro and Hot 60 Pro+, the company focuses on delivering a premium everyday experience that looks and feels far above the price.
These are two phones with the same DNA and two personalities. What they share is what makes them special. Where they differ lets you choose what matters most.
The Infinix Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ prove that premium doesn’t have to mean pricey. With sleek designs, vibrant 144 Hz displays, and battery life that outlasts the day, they deliver everyday polish that feels far above their budget class.
We’ve got both models here in the office and have spent a few weeks playing with each, comparing and contrasting them. Here’s what we’ve found as it relates to the two.
Design and Build
Both models follow a sleek, comfort-first design language that feels unexpectedly refined for the money. They are remarkably slim by any standard and both carry real ingress protection, which is not always a given at this price.
Pro+: fiberglass or eco-leather back with an aluminum frame and a record-thin profile at just 5.95 millimeters. It feels almost impossibly sleek in hand.
Pro: slightly thicker at 6.6 millimeters with a plastic back and frame that read more utilitarian but sturdy. The flatter front reduces accidental touches and can feel more secure to grip.
Each phone includes Gorilla Glass 7i on the front and an official IP rating. The Pro rates IP64 while the Pro+ steps to IP65. Either way, you get genuine dust protection and confidence against rain and splashes.
If you’ve been around the smartphone block for a while, you’ve seen how things have grown incrementally thinner. Still, if you think you know how either of these might feel in hand, you’d be surprised when it actually happens. It’s almost jarring when you first get your hands on the Pro+.
Display and Performance
This is the shared headline. Both phones lean hard into the screen and it shows.
A 6.78-inch LTPS AMOLED panel with a sharp 1.5K-class resolution delivers crisp text, inky blacks, and punchy color.
A 144 Hz refresh rate makes navigation, scrolling, and compatible games feel fluid and responsive. It also elevates the overall perception of speed and performance.
Brightness is ample for outdoor use, with a high brightness mode that keeps things readable in sun, plus high-frequency PWM dimming for eye comfort.
Under the hood, both run the MediaTek Helio G200 with eight gigabytes of RAM and memory expansion. While neither is a gaming monster they hold their own in day-to-day duties.
Social, maps, messaging, photo editing, and casual gaming all feel smooth. The high refresh rate does a lot of heavy lifting to make everything feel fast.
Battery
Another shared strength: battery life and charge speed that punch above the price.
A 5,160 mAh cell in each phone comfortably clears a full day, and lighter users can stretch into a second morning.
45 watt wired charging gets you from low to half in a bit over twenty minutes, with a full top-up in about an hour.
Thoughtful extras show up on both: reverse wired charging for accessories and bypass charging to keep heat down while gaming.
Software
Software is often where budget phones stumble. It’s not the hardware that dates quickly any longer so much as a cluttered, laggy interface or lack of updates. This is the stuff that make a phone feel cheap six months in. The Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ manage to sidestep that trap almost entirely. XOS 15.1, layered over Android 15, feels mature, fast, and surprisingly cohesive.
Infinix’s interface has come a long way in recent generations. What used to feel like a heavy, over-designed skin now comes across as refined and functional. Animations are fluid, transitions are consistent, and most system apps share a unified design language. There’s an immediate sense that Infinix finally understands how to balance customization with restraint.
The UI is built to feel snappy, and on both models it really does. You can see Infinix taking full advantage of the 144 Hz display. Menus glide, swipes are crisp, and even subtle elements like the app drawer and notification shade have a polish that’s rare in this bracket. Icons are bold but simple, and there’s a light, modern aesthetic throughout that avoids feeling cartoonish or overdone.
Customization is a big focus, and XOS lets you tweak nearly everything: icon shapes, accent colors, grid layouts, and system themes. There’s an always-on display with several clock styles, and you can even personalize the “Active Halo” light (on supported models) to glow for notifications, charging, or music playback. It’s thoughtful, fun, and doesn’t feel tacked on. Moreover, it aligns with the user base that Infinix tends to target.
The standout addition in this version is Dynamic Bar, Infinix’s take on Apple’s Dynamic Island. It’s a small visual element around the selfie camera that expands contextually, showing charging progress, call status, timers, and app alerts. It’s subtle and genuinely useful, adding a bit of flagship flair without feeling gimmicky.
Other small but clever touches include a Smart Panel (a slide-in shortcut tray for favorite apps or tools), XClone for running two instances of the same social app, and XArena for managing games and blocking distractions. Mixing and matching, customizing things here feels tuned to how real users live on their phones rather than chasing trends.
AI Integration
Both Hot 60 models ship with Google’s Gemini assistant out of the box, but Infinix also bundles its own Folax voice assistant. It can handle offline voice commands, device control, and even interact with on-screen content, a handy alternative when you don’t want to rely on cloud-based tools.
Beyond that, Infinix’s AI suite includes live call translation, automatic meeting summaries, and quick “Circle to Search” integration, blending Google’s intelligence with Infinix’s system-level hooks.
The AI layer doesn’t feel overbearing. It’s there when you need it, and it stays out of the way otherwise. This is a rare balance for a brand still carving out its software identity. Given that, if you’re comfortable with the more barebones approach to Google and its apps or services, you might feel like there’s a bit of unneeded fluff.
Perhaps the most surprising aspect of the software story is Infinix’s commitment to three major Android version upgrades and five years of security patches. This is a pledge that’s virtually unheard of in this price class and one that means the Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ should stay current and secure well into the late 2020s. For buyers who tend to hold onto their phones for several years, this makes a huge difference in long-term value.
Everyday Feel
In day-to-day use, the Hot 60 series just feels good. It’s responsive, modern, and devoid of the small irritations that usually plague budget Android skins. Some preloaded apps are still present (Palm Store, Aha Games, etc.) but most can be easily disabled or uninstalled. Once you spend ten minutes tidying things up, what remains is a clean, capable interface that doesn’t fight you.
And because the Helio G200 keeps temperatures in check, the two phones stay consistently smooth even after long sessions of multitasking, gaming, or streaming. I suspect many users will forget they’re using a sub-$200 device.
Cameras and Audio
The approach is honest and effective. Both phones center on a single, competent 50-megapixel main camera and a 13-megapixel selfie camera. Daylight photos are sharp with natural color. Low light softens, as you would expect at this price, and video tops out at 1440p thirty frames per second. It is tuned for reliable point-and-shoot results rather than creator-grade footage.
It’s hard to ask for more from a camera at this price range, and honestly, I’ve seen pricier devices struggle to produce better pictures.
Audio is where their personalities start to split. The Pro+ includes dual stereo speakers tuned by JBL for a fuller soundstage. The Pro’s single speaker is serviceable, however, and it counters with something many still want: a headphone jack.
Connectivity: 4G by Design
Both the Hot 60 Pro and Hot 60 Pro+ are strictly 4G LTE devices. There’s no 5G modem here, and that omission is one of the clearest reasons Infinix can offer this level of hardware and design for under two hundred dollars. The choice isn’t an oversight. It’s actually more of a deliberate decision to prioritize features that impact everyday use right now, at least as it pertains to many of the brand’s key markets.
Infinix’s target regions across Asia, Africa, and parts of Europe still rely heavily on 4G infrastructure, where speeds are perfectly fine for streaming, gaming, and general browsing. By skipping 5G hardware, Infinix saves on both component cost and power consumption, allowing for a slimmer chassis, a larger battery, and better thermal performance.
The phones still cover the essentials: dual-band Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.4, GPS, NFC (region-dependent), and even an infrared blaster for controlling TVs or air conditioners. In practice, you aren’t missing much unless you live somewhere where 5G coverage is robust and noticeably faster. For most users in Infinix’s current markets, this was the right choice/compromise. It keeps the phones affordable without cutting into real-world usability.
Who These Are For
Hot 60 Pro+
The Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ exist in that sweet spot where practicality meets aspiration. They’re not meant to compete with flagship phones, nor are they stripped-down entry models built purely to hit a price point. Instead, they’re designed for people who care about the way their phone looks and feels, but who still value long battery life, reliability, and everyday convenience over benchmark scores or spec-sheet bragging rights.
The Hot 60 Pro+ is tailor-made for users who love the feeling of premium hardware but don’t want to pay flagship prices. These are people who notice the way a phone sits in the hand, who appreciate thin bezels and curved glass, and who value craftsmanship as much as performance. For this audience, the 5.95-millimeter design is less about being a technical achievement and more of a quiet statement or assumption. That is to say it’s the kind of phone you pull out and people assume costs much more than it does.
This user might be a student, a young professional, or anyone who likes a bit of tech polish in their everyday carry. They’re the ones who lean into Bluetooth audio, keep their workspace minimal, and enjoy a bit of luxury on a budget. The Pro+ is a gateway to that flagship feel without the financial sting.
Hot 60 Pro
The standard Hot 60 Pro, on the other hand, speaks directly to the pragmatist. These are people who value dependability over showmanship. They still want a great screen, long battery life, and modern performance, sure, but they also want flexibility. The 3.5mm headphone jack and dedicated microSD slot aren’t nostalgic holdovers for them. They’re everyday essentials, even in 2025.
This model appeals to parents buying a phone for a teenager, travelers who like local media storage, or anyone who wants the freedom to use wired headphones without adapters. It’s the kind of phone you can rely on day after day, delivering where it counts without feeling compromised.
Shared Audience
Both models also reflect how Infinix understands its broader audience. Budget buyers today are far more discerning than they were five years ago. They’ve seen what premium phones can do and expect more, even when they’re spending less than two hundred dollars for one. Infinix meets those expectations with design finesse, display quality, and long-term software support, historically reserved for higher tiers.
For first-time smartphone owners in emerging markets, these devices provide a real taste of premium hardware. On the other hand, for budget-conscious consumers in mature markets, they’re a reminder that value doesn’t have to mean compromise. For tech enthusiasts who enjoy trying new brands, they may come across as thoughtful engineering.
The Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ are not niche experiments. They’re well-calculated answers to two very different types of needs with one being aesthetic and the other one practical.
Key Differences
If you only remember one section, make it this.
Ports and expandability
Hot 60 Pro: includes a dedicated microSD slot and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
Hot 60 Pro+: drops both in favor of the ultra-slim build.
Materials and feel
Hot 60 Pro: plastic back and frame, flatter display, slightly heavier and thicker.
Hot 60 Pro+: fiberglass or eco-leather back with aluminum frame, 3D-curved display, remarkably thin and light.
Audio
Hot 60 Pro: single bottom-firing speaker, wired audio flexibility via the jack.
Hot 60 Pro+: dual stereo speakers tuned by JBL, no headphone jack.
Protection rating
Hot 60 Pro: IP64.
Hot 60 Pro+: IP65.
Weight and thickness
Hot 60 Pro: about 170 grams and 6.6 millimeters.
Hot 60 Pro+: about 155 grams and 5.95 millimeters.
Final Thoughts
What stands out most about the Hot 60 series is how deliberate they feel. Even with incredibly thin profiles, these aren’t phones that rely on gimmicks to get attention. They come across as products designed with a real understanding of how people actually use their devices. In other words, how they text, stream, scroll, and charge through long days.
The Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ prove that affordable doesn’t have to mean compromised. Both deliver the kind of display, endurance, and polish that used to be exclusive to midrange phones, and they do it while maintaining distinct personalities. The Pro+ is the style piece: thin, elegant, and bold enough to turn heads. The Pro is the grounded everyday tool: practical, reliable, and quietly excellent at everything it does.
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Neither phone feels like a stopgap or a temporary purchase. Thanks to solid performance, great screens, and a long-term software promise, they feel like devices built to stay in your pocket for years.
If you’re the type who measures value by how well something fits into your life rather than by what it costs, both of these Infinix models deserve a spot on your shortlist. The Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ don’t so much challenge what a budget phone can be but attempt to redefine them.
Infinix still isn’t an officially established brand in the United States, which is why you won’t find the Hot 60 series at major carriers or retailers. Its primary markets remain in Asia, Africa, and parts of Europe. In other words, regions where value-driven innovation has made the company one of the fastest-growing smartphone brands in the world.
Infinix’s international presence is expanding quickly, and phones like the Hot 60 Pro and Pro+ show the kind of polish and consistency that could easily translate to broader markets if and when the brand makes that leap.
SteelSeries, the original esports brand and makers of the award-winning Arctis audio line, today introduced the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 series of gaming headsets.
The new headsets put “real-time audio control” into the hands of gamers through the innovative Arctis App. This software features precision audio presets specifically tuned for music, entertainment, and over 200 games, allowing users to fine-tune their experience instantly.
In a significant upgrade, the Arctis Nova 7 Gen 2 series also boasts 40% more battery life than the previous generation, ensuring longer, uninterrupted gaming sessions.
Core Features: Versatility and Power
Arctis Nova 7 series; the power of simultaneous audio through 2.4GHz and Bluetooth; power through wireless freedom; and power through versatility.
The Arctis Nova 7 Gen 2 series builds on the award-winning design and heritage of the SteelSeries Arctis franchise and evolves the breakthrough technology that changed the game in sound and audio for next-gen consoles and PC gaming.
Now players can optimize game audio for every system with the new SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch/Switch 2 with the addition of real-time audio control via the Arctis App with presets for the Top-3 games on the planet (Call of Duty, GTA, Fortnite), plus a boosted battery with +40% more juice, makes this master of dual-audio multitasking a “must-have.”
Seamless Multitasking and Immersive Audio Experience with Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2
Whether it’s chatting on Discord and playing a game on PS5 or Xbox; at the same time, playing Mario Kart World and taking a phone call; at the same time, watching a TikTok video or Instagram Reel while waiting in a lobby for the next game to start; at the same time, or even chatting on Zoom call and watching the World Cup; at the same time, the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2’s simultaneous 2.4Hz & Bluetooth dual audio mixing provides the versatility needed for those living a gaming lifestyle.
The Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 features 200+ expertly crafted audio preset profiles for immersive gaming, music and entertainment via the Arctis App, an improved 54-hour battery life with optimized fast charging for 6 hours in just 15-minutes, Neodymium Magnetic Speaker Drivers for outstanding spatial audio, and clear communications through a ClearCast Gen 2 microphone.
It distinguishes itself as the ideal option for cross-platform gaming and multitasking due to its flawless compatibility, high-quality design, and robust controls.
Availability and Pricing
Available at SteelSeries.com and retailers around the world, the Arctis Nova Gen 2 series headsets are available in three colorways (black, white, and magenta) for the following MSRPs: Arctis Nova 7P (PlayStation), 7X (Xbox), and 7 Wireless Gen 2 (PC) headsets are each priced at US $199.99.
From clever charging solutions to portable power banks, Anker continues to deliver practical tools for anyone looking to keep their devices powered and their routines running smoothly.
This collection highlights a range of Anker’s latest releases, each designed to simplify daily life. Whether that means cutting cable clutter, speeding up your charging routine, or making sure your phone never hits zero at the worst possible moment, the Anker Nano line aims to deliver.
Below you’ll find a mix of compact chargers, multi-port stations, and pocket-friendly power banks, all with thoughtful features and a dash of design savvy. If you’re searching for ways to streamline your tech setup or just want to avoid the dreaded low-battery scramble, these picks are worth a closer look.
Anker’s Nano line turns everyday charging into a smarter, sleeker experience, proving big power doesn’t have to come in a bulky package.
The Anker Nano Charger (35W, Built-In Retractable USB-C Cable) ($40) is a welcome sight for anyone who has ever played hide-and-seek with their charging cable or untangled a Gordian knot of wires in their bag. It’s a small device that brings a big sigh of relief, proving that sometimes the best innovations are the ones that simplify our daily tech struggles.
This charger is great for people on the go, such as travelers, busy students, or anyone working between home and the office. It’s lightweight, so you won’t even notice it in your bag, making it a must-have for your daily tech gear. If you’re tired of dealing with a bulky brick and a frustrating cable, get ready for a smoother charging experience where everything just works.
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The Nano Charger is a powerful 35W USB-C charger that quickly charges various devices, from Android phones to tablets and small laptops. Its built-in retractable USB-C cable eliminates the hassle of searching for the right cable. It pulls out easily when needed and retracts with a click when you’re done. Anker also includes safety features to protect against over-voltage and short-circuits, ensuring your electronics stay safe.
Anker Nano Charging Station (7-in-1, 100W)
Imagine a single hub that handles your laptop, tablet, phone, and more, all without a spaghetti tangle of cables. The Anker Nano Charging Station ($80) delivers a robust 100W of power, distributed across four versatile USB ports (3X C, 1X A) and three standard AC outlets. This means you can fast-charge a variety of devices, from Android phones to Apple laptops, with ease.
A standout feature is the patented Anker InstaCord, a retractable cable designed for both durability and convenience. It boasts impressive resilience, tested to withstand 18,000 bends and pulls, and its flexible 2.3-foot length adjusts to your needs, then neatly tucks away. No more wrestling with unruly cords!
The integrated 1.3-inch LCD monitor provides real-time feedback on power output and temperature. Anker’s ActiveShield 3.0 safety system monitors temperatures millions of times daily and initiates cooling when necessary, ensuring safe charging. Built-in surge protection adds security for your electronics.
This charging station is perfect for streamlining your setup at home, the office, or on the go, making it a great choice for students and remote workers.
Anker Nano Power Bank (5K, MagGo, Slim)
The Anker Nano Power Bank (5K, MagGo, Slim) ($55) is a boon for users of MagSafe and Qi-enabled devices, meaning it plays nicely with a wide range of smartphones, from the latest Android models to Apple’s offerings. Whether you’re a digital nomad juggling emails on the go, a student rushing between classes, or simply someone who occasionally forgets to plug in their phone before bed (no judgment here, it happens to the best of us!), this slim device is designed with your busy life in mind.
It’s particularly useful for those times when a quick power top-up is needed, but a wall socket is nowhere in sight. Think of it as your phone’s personal pit crew, ready for a fast recharge without the fuss.
What makes the Anker Nano Power Bank stand out in a crowded market? Its 5,000 mAh capacity provides enough power to keep most phones charged throughout the day. The slim and portable design allows it to fit easily into a pocket or small bag, while built-in magnets ensure secure alignment for wireless charging, eliminating cable hassles. An LED indicator shows the remaining charge, so you’re never left guessing. With fast charging and safety features like overcharge protection, it’s a smart way to keep your devices running smoothly, providing a reliable energy reserve for your phone.
Anker Nano Charger (130W, 6 Ports)
The Anker Nano Charger (130W, 6 Ports) ($60) packs a serious punch with its 130W total output, distributed across six ports. This means you can power up multiple devices simultaneously, from your Android phone and tablet to your laptop and even an iPhone. It’s a dream for anyone juggling a collection of gadgets, making sure everything stays charged without a frantic search for available outlets.
The inclusion of GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology means this charger is not only powerful but also remarkably efficient, staying cool even when working hard. Its fast charging capabilities mean less waiting and more doing, a welcome feature for busy individuals who appreciate getting back to their tasks quickly.
Its lightweight design makes it perfect for travelers and those with tidy workspaces. Say goodbye to bulky power strips and multiple adapters taking up space. The Nano Charger combines all your charging needs into one compact package, saving you valuable room.
This charger is ideal for hybrid workers, students, or anyone with many devices who values efficiency. It’s a small device that significantly helps keep your digital life organized.
Anker Nano Power Bank (10K, 45W, Built-In Retractable USB-C Cable)
Ever picture yourself never having to hunt for a charging cable again? The Nano Power Bank comes with its own retractable USB-C cable built right in, saving you from cable clutter and the dreaded “did I pack my charger?” panic. This clever integration means one less thing to remember, making it a true grab-and-go power solution.
With a strong 10,000 mAh capacity, this handy device can recharge smartphones multiple times or power larger devices. Its 45W USB-C output charges laptops and tablets quickly, making it ideal for busy professionals and students. The portable Nano Power Bank fits easily into bags or pockets, equipped with an LED indicator for charge level and several safety features for efficient charging. It’s a smart choice for reliable power on the go.
Anker Nano Charger (70W, 3 Ports)
The Nano Charger (70W, 3 Ports) ($50) delivers a substantial 70W of total power, intelligently distributed across its three ports: one USB-C and two USB-A. This means you can simultaneously charge a power-hungry laptop, a smartphone, and even a tablet, all at speeds that will make you wonder how you ever managed with slower alternatives.
Say goodbye to the frantic search for an available wall socket or the dreaded “charger shuffle” where you unplug one device to charge another. Its remarkably compact design means it disappears into any bag or pocket, making it a perfect travel companion that won’t weigh you down.
Beyond its raw power, Anker has equipped the Nano Charger with robust protections. It guards against over-voltage, over-current, and short-circuits, ensuring your valuable electronics are safe while they juice up. A subtle LED indicator provides a quick visual cue that everything is working as it should. Built with high-quality materials, this charger is ready for the demands of daily life, proving that good things really do come in small packages.
