This Clever Travel Charger Is at Least Twice as Cool as the Competition

There’s an unfortunate sense of finality whenever your portable charger dies on the go. Nimble’s solution is the Sharepower, giving you two 5,000 mAh chargers in one, attached to one another via a strong magnet. Together, you can power three devices at once via USB-C with 35W of total output. This means it has the ability to charge up your iPhone 17 Pro Max twice over. When separated, you get an additional port for a fourth device. The Sharepower is great for couples or families who want some extra versatility with a single compact charging unit.

Leave it to Flint and Tinder to team up with Knob Creek on a classic EDC carry-all that’s the perfect companion to your favorite bottle of whiskey. Built from stunning waxed canvas, which just so happens to be incredibly durable and weatherproof, this heritage-quality tote is the ideal grab-and-go bag for EDC, but it also has a lot more organization than most other typical totes. Along with its spacious main compartment, it has a laptop sleeve (good for up to 15-inch laptops), water bottle pocket, interior small item pockets and an exterior pouch ideal for a smaller bottle of your go-to spirit.

True to its name, this innovative Kickstarter launch claims to pack a whopping 100 tools into its pocket-sized stack. That wildly ambitious number emerges from five TC4 titanium cards that can be carried magnetically stacked or solo, with each one focused on a specific category: everyday, outdoor, tech, fishing and emergency. The cards each weigh around an ounce, pack eight to 22 tools and can be purchased individually, as a set or in two-, three- and four-card combos, which kind of makes one wonder if they should throw in a copy of The Paradox of Choice, but hey, to each their own. Estimated shipping is October.

The 2027 Taycan introduces some big changes to the flagship Porsche EV, as it brings Porsche E-shift, a larger 105-kWh ‘Performance Battery Plus’ as standard and NACS charging ports on the passenger side. As such, this means that it now offers simulated 8-speed manual shifting and engine noises not unlike those found on Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 and 6 N. Toward that end, Porsche also refreshed the infotainment system and added a virtual rev counter to make for even more driver engagement.

The Google Home Speaker is the company’s next-gen $100 smart home speaker. Google redesigned it both inside and out so that it looks very similar to Apple’s HomePod mini, thanks to its rounded design and 3D knit fabric covering, and improved its 360-degree sound. Most notably, the speaker is integrated with Gemini for Home and a new service (Google Home Premium) that’s powered by Google’s Gemini AI. This means that, in a nutshell, the smart assistant should be way more conversational (and smart) than Apple’s Siri. The speaker comes in four colors: jade, berry, porcelain and hazel. It’s available for preorder and starts shipping June 25th.

The next-generation 2027 Chevrolet Silverado is here. After the previous model closed out its seventh year in production, Detroit’s Golden Bowtie sought to release its new fifth-gen pickup. Like Silverados of past, the newest full-size boasts a full range of options, from cab and bed sizes, to a varied selection of powertrains, all of which include GM’s latest next-gen 5.7-liter and 6.6-liter V8s. Chevy also still offers its 2.7-liter turbocharged gas four-cylinder as well as the previous model’s 3.0-liter light-duty turbodiesel Duramax V6. Also making a return are the off-road-biased ZR2 and Trail Boss variants, while the High Country remains the top-spec luxury model.

Snap’s first augmented reality glasses, Specs, boast several upgrades over the prototypes the company previewed in 2024. They have a slimmed-down profile, longer-lasting battery (up to four hours) and a wider field of view. Like before, Snap describes the Specs as a wearable computer. They have built-in displays that overlay the lenses and allow you to browse the web, check email or record footage while wearing them. Snap claims this display “feels like a 24-inch desktop monitor when you’re working, or a 115-inch home cinema screen placed about 10 feet away when you’re watching a movie.” The Specs also support contextual AI, so you can look at an object, ask about it, and the glasses will pull up information about it. The Specs come in two sizes: 47mm and 52mm. They’re available for preorder now and are expected to start shipping this fall.