This article was originally published in the January/February 2016 issue of Popular Science, under the title “Hit List.”
Telesin Underwater GoPro Dome Port
Underwater photography is cool. Telesin makes it cooler. This GoPro case uses a dome made of acrylic to create space between your lens and the water—allowing for a more visible waterline when simultaneously shooting below and above surface level. $85
Aerelight A1
Fluorescent desk lamps are harsh on the eyes. This one uses organic light emitting diodes (OLED) to provide a warm glow. The lamp can be turned on and off with a tap anywhere on its body and offers three brightness levels. Qi inductive charging built into the base lets you easily charge some phones. $300
Rif6 Cube Mobile Projector
Cube isn’t much bigger than a smartphone. But the pocket projector produces a big picture. Its battery recharges over micro-USB, meaning one fewer cable to trip over during movie time. $300
Jamstik+
The Jamstik teaches you to play guitar, and any song note by note, with a 16-inch-long guitar and 3 apps. GarageBand pairing lets you record your creations. One step closer to rock-star status. $300
Ember Smart Mug
Ember
Satechi USB Type-C 3-In-1
If you’re photo or video editing on the go, you need this adapter. It turns one USB Type-C port into three USB 3.0 ports, an SD-card slot, and a micro-SD-card slot. $35
Pakpod Tripod
Outdoor gear needs to be durable. The weatherproof Pakpod gives photographers a stable yet rugged tripod for cameras. Stakes at the bottom make sure it stays put. $99
Onewheel
Want to balance-board off-road? The all-terrain go-kart tire on this self-balancing electric vehicle lets you. It reaches 15 miles per hour, making it faster than most other electric balancing boards. $1,499
Mophie Space Pack
iPhone owners want more storage and a better battery. The Space Pack improves both. It adds 32GB, 64GB, or 128GB of added space. Plus it roughly doubles your battery life. From $150
Apple iPad Pro
Apple called on the king of all planets, Jupiter, when announcing its latest tablet. And rightfully so. At 12.9 inches, the iPad Pro is the biggest iPad yet. There’s enough room to edit 4K video and to work in AutoCAD, and with full support for the company’s Pencil stylus, Apple wants professionals to use this for their great creations on the go. From $800
