Stuff UK – September 2019

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Camming in the air tonight

AIR PIX

Want a perfect selfie without

straining to get your phone far

enough away from your face?

Then try Air Pix, a tiny drone

(52g!) with single-touch

controls. One prod and it’s in

the air, ready to shame anyone

with a silly old selfie stick. Just

keep your bouts of narcissism

short: it only has six minutes of

flying time per charge.

£79 / airselfiecamera.com

Hello, mister radio

VOIZ

All bamboo, cloth and metal,

Voiz makes most modern audio

kit look comparatively cold

and boring. Inside, though,

this love letter to classic radio

is powered by Alexa. So instead

of thumbing a dial, you just

yell at the thing to get at your

favourite stations – which, if

you adore Voiz, presumably

pump out ’50s hits all day.

£120 / voiz.link

Outbreaks of vain

AY I

Too many black rectangles

intruding on your living space?

Try a mirrored one instead.

This 32-incher lets you gaze

at your face while calling a

taxi, checking the weather or

perusing your calendar. What

other big screen lets you watch

a YouTube tutorial on looking

fabulous while simultaneously

studying your gorgeous self?

$399 / ayimirror.com

Bud transfusion

WEARBUDS

Wireless earbuds are great

until they run out of juice...

so Wearbuds are recharged

in their companion wristband.

They claim ‘uncompromised

audio quality’, and the band

also serves as a watch, alarm

and health tracker – counting

all the calories you burn while

bopping away to Mabel when

you think no-one’s looking.

$99 / myaipower.com

Little rad ’book

GPD P2 MAX

GPD’s latest ultrabook makes

even Apple’s MacBook seem like

a giant beast. That’s because the

GPD P2 Max is properly dinky,

weighing just 650g and having a

similar footprint to the iPad Mini.

It nonetheless packs in an 8.9in

2560x1600 touchscreen, an Intel

Core m3–8100Y processor,

fingerprint unlocking, enough

ports to make a MacBook green

with envy, a trackpad, and a

webcam – albeit one that points

up your nose. Remarkably, you

get full-size keys too; and

although there’s multi-function

madness going on to squeeze

special characters in, that just

reminds us of the ZX Spectrum

keyboard – which is good.

£676 / gpd.hk

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