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Technology Smart Glasses Outgrow the Gimmick Label: WIRED Tests RayNeo, Viture, and Engo
WIRED reported that Meta and Ray-Ban sold more than 7 million pairs of smart glasses in 2025, with Google, Samsung, and Apple preparing their own versions. The publication's latest guide names the RayNeo Air 3s Pro, Viture Luma Pro, and Engo3 as honorable mentions, testing everything from 201-inch virtual screens to sports-focused heads-up displays. Despite real progress, WIRED's testing highlights persistent drawbacks in field of view, software stability, and ergonomics.
Alienware's $350 QD-OLED Monitor Delivers Top Color but Low Brightness, WIRED Test Finds
WIRED's test of the $350 Alienware AW2726DM QD-OLED monitor found near-flagship color accuracy (98% DCI-P3) but notable trade-offs: 202 nits SDR brightness, 398 nits HDR peak, and 1440p resolution at 110 ppi. The review positions the display as a color-focused choice for buyers who can accept lower brightness and text sharpness.
Technology The Light Flip Is the Stylish Dumb Flip Phone of YouR Dreams
Light Phone, maker of the minimal Light Phone III, has announced the Light Flip — a $299 dumb flip phone with no front screen, physical buttons, and a subscription plan with AT&T and T-Mobile. The device targets Gen Z consumers who reject smartphones for a durable, distraction-free alternative.
Technology WIRED Tests Best Pet Cameras: AI, 360° Views, and Treat Dispensing for Remote Pet Monitoring
WIRED tested multiple pet cameras, including the Furbo Mini 360° and Petcube Cam 360, evaluating features like AI tracking, 360-degree pan-tilt, treat dispensing, and cloud storage. The article compares resolution, angle view, storage options, and audio capabilities across models.
Technology I loved the clicky mechanical switches in this HyperX keyboard — but it disappoints in a few areas
TechRadar's review of the HyperX Origins 2 1800 finds that its clicky mechanical switches and hardware customizations are top-tier, but the software is disappointingly basic and the stock keycaps make typing difficult. Priced at $139.99 / £119.99, it offers premium feel but lacks advanced tweaks.
Razer Huntsman V3 Tenkeyless 8KHz Review: Extensive Analog Customization in a Co
The Razer Huntsman V3 Tenkeyless 8KHz is a mixed performer with extensive analog customization via Synapse software, including rapid trigger and controller emulation. Its smooth response and solid build are offset by tall keycaps and lack of switch feedback. At $169.99 / £169.99 / AU$299.95, it offers decent value against competitors like the SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3.