Normally, cameras can’t see what’s behind an obstacle. That didn’t stop engineering Shane Wighton from creating a solution. The Stuff Made Here worked tirelessly to make a device and software that captures images with a spinning photo sensor and mirrors. Adjusting the position of its components makes its field of view completely adjustable.

The Slow Mo Guys wrapped up their latest visit with Kentucky Ballistics by firing golf balls and metal projectiles from a massive punt gun. After taking some shots at an armored tank, they moved on to a more relatable victim – a human analog skeleton inside of gooey ballistics gel. The 82,000 fps slow-motion footage is both amazing and gruesome.

The James Brand presents an exquisite liimited edition of its Barnes pocket knife. In addition to its 6AL4V titanium body, it features molten carbon fiber inlays from Protech Composites and a Bohler M390 stainless steel blade. Only 30 of this special knife will be made, and include a wooden gift box, a TJB challenge coin, a cleaning cloth, and a lanyard.

This portable light can kick out up to 2000 lumens in its brightest mode, providing smooth 360º illumination for your campsite or any place you need to light up. It takes four D-cell batteries and has four brightness modes. Integrated hooks in its top and base provide hanging versatility. It also has red light night and SOS modes.

HEX’s oversize sling bag is ideal for photographers and creators on the move. Its interior can hold a camera or drone, lenses, and accessories – all protected by EVA foam dividers. There’s also a padded compartment for a 13″ laptop, an exterior zippered compartment, and a faux-fur-lined phone pocket.

Matador’s unique BetaLock carabiner clip has a built-in theft-deterrent lock. Its deadbolt mechanism attaches helmets to bicycles, sandals to backpacks, and secures other items you can’t afford to lose. The BetaLock is made from aircraft-grade aluminum, comes in seven colors, and has an optional accessory cable for securing items it won’t fit through.

Yep, another killer origin story, but this one has Buffy. Fifteen years before Dexter, this 10-episode thriller chronicles the making of the prolific serial killer. Dexter: Original Sin follows the young anti-hero (Patrick Gibson) as he becomes an avenging serial killer under his father’s (Christian Slater) tutelage. Drops 12.13.24 on Paramount+ with Showtime.

When your iPhone, Samsung phone, Apple Watch, or AirPods need more juice, Case-Mate’s Fuel 32W Wall Charger provides high-speed charging for all sorts of EDC Apple and Android devices. Equipped with USB-A 12W and USB-C 20W ports, it can charge two devices simultaneously. A built-in regulator safely controls its output.

(PG-13: Language) Mark Manson – yes, that Mark Manson – traveled to the California desert to visit Brent Underwood. Brent bought a deserted mining town in 2019, originally just for kicks and the occasional visit. He wound up escaping there when the pandemic struck. But he eventually committed to rehabilitating the town.

Casio is celebrating the game-changing G-SHOCK line’s 40th anniversary by releasing an updated version of the original model. The DW-5000R-1A features the same stainless steel case and resin band as the original, and is just as shock resistant. It’s also made by master craftspeople and engineers in Yamagata, Japan, just like the original.

What’s the best gift? Is it something unique? Expensive? Or just straight up cash? SciShow shares a few studies done on the psychology of gift-giving to share tips that could make your special someone be a happier recipient. And while money is indeed one of the top ideas, there’s a free gift that you should feel free to give as many times as you want.

OnePlus‘ follow up to the underrated OnePlus 12. The OnePlus 13 has a flat 6.8″ 3.2K AMOLED display, a Snapdragon Elite chip, 50 MP wide, ultra-wide, and telephoto cameras, and a 6000mAh battery that supports 100W fast charging. If you don’t want to import it, you can wait for its global release in January 2025. Check out Gizmochina’s review for more info.

Musician Avie Sheck presents a unique spin on Radiohead’s Creep. To spice things up a bit, he enlisted his mother, who added a new dimension to the alternative hit by singing in a Hindustani music style known as Raag Bilawal. They also have some originals in the works, plus another Indian fusion with Tame Impala’s New Person, Same Old Mistakes.

Invented by Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker, the Orchid is a portable synthesizer that focuses on building music from a single chord. It has a single-octave keyboard as well as buttons to modify the chord. It also has a bass synth engine, onboard effects like reverb and delay, and a built-in battery. Drops 12.18.24 for $518.

Jaguar teases the shape of things to come with a concept coupe fit for the red carpet. The powerful electric Type 00 Concept has butterfly doors, and a long hood and short rear that subtly nods to the E-Type. Its strikingly minimalist interior incorporates travertine, woven textiles, and brass. While not planned for production, Jaguar has a 4-door GT in store for late 2025.

Bedtime Company’s tape! is a portable audio gadget that digitally reimagines a cassette tape player. But it’s so much more. It has four asynchronous virtual tape heads that can loop sounds, with the ability to apply effects and adjust speed and pitch in real-time. It has a line input, a built-in stereo mic, and USB-C connectivity. Coming soon to Kickstarter.