gadgets

Sony’s MDR-3R brings back the 1979 Walkman headphone design with a USB-C plug, a mic and a $59.99 price. A Stranger Things edition costs $79.99.

OnePlus has introduced a 67W power bank with a 10,000mAh capacity, a color display, and SUPERVOOC, USB PD, and PPS charging support.

The Fitbit Edge has an OLED display, built-in GPS, ECG tracking, and a replaceable battery. It costs $179.99 in the US and €179.99 in Europe.

Red Magic's new Dark Zone Breakout cooler offers 36W of cooling power for 229 yuan, but needs a strong charger to hit full performance.

Xiaomi’s Mijia Electric Shaver Pro offers IPX8 water resistance, 45 blades, USB-C charging and up to 95 days of battery life.

Check out today's gadget deals from the Editors of Gizchina, including GaN chargers, smart glasses, wireless headphones, smart plugs and more.

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 retail packaging confirms 1-inch sensor, 107GB storage, 14-stop DR, and 2x lossless zoom — April 20 global launch date widely reported.

As gadget users, we have all experienced a really slow device. A perfectly good device can just suddenly feel slow. Here are some hidden processes crippling your device.

The thing is, most electronic gadgets don't crap out from old age. But here's the deal: you don't have to be some gadget guru to make 'em last.

Most people swap gadgets not because they are broken, but because they feel old, with phones getting slow, TVs feeling basic, and laptops looking worn.