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“The Hypervolt 3 line represents the best percussion massage technology we’ve ever built,” says Jim Huether, CEO of Hyperice. And you know what? The device backs up that lofty claim, taking everything that was great about the 2 and building upon it. This new percussive massager is more powerful, quieter and has a longer battery life. It also manages to do all of this (and more) while remaining significantly cheaper than Theragun, the brand’s chief competition. Alongside the standard Hypervolt 3, the brand also launched the new high-end Hypervolt 3 Pro, the more portable Hypervolt 3 Go and a handy Heated Head Attachment 3.

The latest generation of Ruroc’s premium sport touring helmet takes things up a notch from the inside out. Highlights include a revamped interior boasting a luxe, moisture-wicking Merino wool liner that’s 25 percent thinner for a more dialed-in fit and a quad-composite shell maximizing strength to weight with a blend of carbon fiber, nylon, fiberglass and Kevlar. The first helmet to feature an integrated Smart Medical ID and RHEON impact technology, which protects against linear and rotational forces, the EOX 2.0 also incorporates Cardo Shockwave Bluetooth audio, enabling you to communicate with up to 15 riders. Complete with a Fidlock magnetic chinstrap, it comes in seven eye-popping finishes, including Eclipse (shown).

UAG’s Metropolis Tracker Card is a credit card-shaped Bluetooth tracker that works with both Android smartphones and iPhones — it’s designed to help you keep track of your wallet. It has a high-quality polycarbonate housing and supports wireless charging (via Qi or MagSafe). Also, it has a built-in speaker to help you easily locate it if you misplace it.

Bring a bit of functional style to your retro ride with this ’80s-inspired Bluetooth car phone. Compatible with almost any car, the CarPhone automatically syncs up with your smartphone via Bluetooth whenever you start your car, allowing calls to be directed either to its built-in speaker or to your car’s audio system. The screen and backlit keys have several illumination colors to choose from to match your car’s interior, and the phone’s menu allows you to access your phone’s contacts and voice assistant. There are even built-in ’80s-inspired ringtones to really drive home the old-school vibes.

Before carbon fiber became the top dog in the pro road racing scene, aluminum was the going standard, and Cannondale’s CAAD series represented the cream of the crop. The new CAAD14 builds upon those decades of history with modern construction methods and a classic geometry. As such, in addition to the brand’s SmartForm C1 Premium tubing, it also touts smooth welds, an integrated Delta Steerer, a threaded BSA bottom bracket and UDH compatibility. Available as a frameset or as a complete, you can spec it with everything from Shimano 105 to SRAM Force XPLR AXS.

Porsche just expanded its Cayenne Electric range with a new S model. Similar to the gas-powered Cayenne range, the new Cayenne S Electric sits in the middle of the lineup as a sort of in-betweener. In the case of the electric version, it slots above the base Cayenne Electric and below the Cayenne Turbo Electric. But neither diminish the S model’s offerings. Like the standard S, the S Electric comes with more power than the base variant, or around 665 horsepower (with overboost) versus 402. But it’s not nearly as much as the Cayenne Turbo Electric’s eye-watering 1,139 hp. But the Cayenne S Electric also still comes with lots of goodies, such as Porsche’s latest Active Ride, optional carbon ceramic brakes and torque vectoring, and “Push-To-Pass.”