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Skullcandy launched the $279.99 Crusher 1080 ANC on July 15, the first non-Bose headphones to combine Bose QuietControl noise cancellation, TrueSpatial audio, and WaveForm sound with Skullcandy's own bass technology.
Samsung announced Flex Titanium, a two-layer titanium display structure it says reduces crease visibility and boosts durability, ahead of its July 22 Unpacked event in London.
Nothing's Phone (4b) went on sale at its London store on July 11 at £299/€329, pairing a 5,200mAh battery (6,000mAh in India) with a 45-LED Glyph Bar; the company has not confirmed a US launch.
ASUS and XREAL's ROG XREAL R1, billed as the world's first 240Hz micro-OLED gaming AR glasses, began worldwide shipping on June 1, 2026 at $849.
Motorola's Edge 70 Pro+, a rebranded global Edge 70 Pro, arrives in India with a 3.5x periscope camera, a 5,200-nit display, and a silicon-carbon battery.
UBTECH, which sold 1,079 industrial humanoids in 2025, has launched a consumer brand, UWORLD, and opened JD.com preorders for the U1 ahead of a June 30 reveal.
The ThinkBook Plus Gen 7 Auto Twist, a 14-inch OLED laptop whose motorized hinge rotates the screen to follow the user, goes on sale in the US in June 2026 starting at $1,649.
Anker's Soundcore division unveiled the Liberty 5 Pro and Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds at a New York City event, powered by its first proprietary AI chip.
reMarkable launches the Paper Pure at $399, replacing the reMarkable 2 with a 50% faster, 40g lighter monochrome writing tablet as the company simultaneously navigates major layoffs.
Walmart's budget Onn brand launched six Android 16 tablets on May 18, from a $97 7-inch entry model to a $288 13-inch Pro with bundled stylus and secondary-monitor support.
Leaked details reveal Google is preparing a screenless fitness band called Fitbit Air, priced at $99 with no mandatory subscription, targeting the recovery-tracking market dominated by Whoop.
GE Appliances' new 4-door French-door refrigerator ships this month with a built-in barcode scanner, an AI-powered FridgeFocus camera over the crisper drawers, and direct Instacart ordering from the SmartHQ app.