Custom cases include 150 designs from games like World of Warcraft, Street Fighter V, and many more.

What you need to know

Razer now makes custom phone plastered with art from several popular games.
Cases are available in thin or tough options across several iPhone and Android models.
The cases will be available to customize and order today from Razer’s website starting at $40.
Razer is getting in on the phone case game, but not for the Razer Phone 2. The company has turned its attention to making custom phone cases for a range of Android and iPhone models, all of which are decked out in official art from popular games.

To start out, Razer Customs, as the service is known, sports 150 designs covering game franchises like World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Mega Man, and Street Fighter. But there’s much more on the horizon.

”Razer has partnered with Blizzard, Capcom, and Super Evil Megacorp and will be teaming up with other major publishers to roll out new designs every month, and gamer…

Is a meal kit at Whole Foods a Whole Foods meal kit?

Amazon is now selling meal kits at Whole Foods but they fail to live up to the quality you expect from the gourmet food source

Amazon Meal Kits

2
out of 5

Price: From $8 per serving

Bottom line: Amazon Meal Kits are not a gourmet meal kit upgrade, but they add convenience to weeknight dinner shopping

See at Amazon

The Good

Convenient full recipe in a box
8 different recipes every month
High-quality meats and fresh fish
Competitively priced
The Bad

Uninspired recipes
Limp and aging produce
Lacks gourmet appeal of the Whole Foods brand
An Amazon meal hiding in plain sight

When Amazon bought Whole Foods, there seemed to be potential for the massive retailer to bring Whole Foods quality to a wider audience. When Amazon began selling meal kits at select Whole Foods sto…

If you’re wondering why your high-end camera and fancy lens aren’t achieving the same vibrant, larger-than-life results that your favorite photographer does, it’s because you’re skipping a crucial step. Every professional photo needs to be edited, no matter how crazy your camera setup is. But if you don’t know how to use complicated tools like Lightroom and Photoshop, you can still achieve photorealistic results for $69.99 with Fotor Online Pro.

Fotor Online Pro is photo editing platform with easy-to-use tools for cropping, resizing, retouching, and more. Fotor’s HDR technology allows you to capture a wide range of lighting and colors, which give your photos a photorealistic appearance. You can also use Fotor’s premade templates, tools, and customizable elements to make detailed edits for professional results. Furthermore, your edited photos can be synced to the cloud to access from anywhere, or arranged in a collage to share with your frien…

You own the most popular smartwatch in the world. Now it’s time to buy a few accessories to enhance your purchase! Accessories for Apple Watch extend beyond just amazing bands. There’s also third-party chargers, travel cases, and other surprises.

Multi-use goodness

Boost Up Wireless Charging Dock

Staff favorite

Here’s a 3-in-1 charger that’s practical and beautiful at the same time. Featuring a 7.5-watt wireless charging pad for iPhone and 5-watt magnetic charging module for Apple Watch, the dock also includes a 5-watt USB-A port. Available in black and white, the Boost Up supports the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, Apple Watch Series 1, 2, 3 & 4, AirPods, and devices that charge via USB-A.

$139 at Amazon

Stock up for every season

Sport Band

When Apple Watch arrived, so too did Apple’s impressive lineup of Sport Bands. Available in every day and seasonal colors, the latest collection was designed for the Apple Watch Serie…

What you need to know

You will now be able to remote lace the Nike Adapt Huarache shoes.
Nike is rolling out additional support for the Apple Watch and Siri making it possible to control the shoes.
Just set up a Siri Shortcut and you can begin using Siri to tie the shoes.
Hey Siri, tie my shoes.

Remember the self-lacing Back to the Future shoes? Well, that idea has come a long way after multiple real-life iterations by Nike, with the latest one being the Adapt Huarache. Even better, you will be able to lace them up using Siri.

The Nike Adapt Huaraches can be controlled through the Nike Adapt app to take advantage of the self-lacing functionality, but now this feature will be even more intuitive with additional Apple Watch and Siri support. You will be able to create a Siri Shortcut and use voice commands to control the shoes via the app.

Here’s what Nike said of the announcement:

Above this layer sits exposed elements of the Nike FitAdapt lacing system. The technology, which …

Sonos Play:5

Build out your system

$500 at Amazon

Pros

Can be used as part of a Sonos system
Lots of compatible streaming services
3.5mm headphone jack
Vertical or horizontal orientation
Cons

More expensive
The Play:5 is the perfect speaker for fans that are ready for more. It’s more expensive but is designed to be your musical hub if you have more than one Sonos speaker in the house. You can even place the Play:5 vertically without changing the sound.

Bose SoundTouch 30

Better on its own

$400 at Amazon

Pros

Cheaper than Sonos Play:5
Fantastic bass
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Comes with remote control
Cons

Limited compatible streaming services
App is less intuitive
Bose has long been one of the top names in audio — and for very good reason. The SoundTouch 30 delivers powerful, warm bass and has wonderful connectivity features. Go with the SoundTouch 30 if you prefer listening to your own tunes, or only plan on buying a speaker or two.

As tech nerds and audio e…

So, you’ve got a Fitbit Versa, and you’re ready to accessorize? Well, look no further! We’ve got you covered with everything from bands to chargers to screen protectors, with this list of the very best accessories for your Fitbit Versa.

Go wireless

Enacfire Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Headphones

Staff Favorite

These wireless earbuds feature the most advanced Bluetooth 5.0 technology and ensure an incredibly stable and swift connection, providing you with fine-tuned musical goodness. They have a completely automatic system and come with a portable charging case, and are also sweat and water-resistant. Just remember that you can’t upload and play music on a Versa Lite.

$34 at Amazon

Flying High

Fibit Flyer Wireless Headphones

These first-party headphones have multiple earpiece adjustments to let you customize your fit and feel. You can control the volume, play/pause/skip tracks, and answer calls with the control button on the cords. Plus, you get up to 6 hours on each char…

Want to jump into the world of HomeKit? Here’s what you need to know.

HomeKit is Apple’s framework for home automation: It’s what manufacturers use to integrate their products — lights, speakers, thermostats, plugs, sensors, locks, and more — with Apple’s iPhone, iPod, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and HomePod. Thanks to HomeKit, these accessories can be more secure, easier to use, and best of all, triggered with Siri.

So why is it called ”HomeKit”?

It follows Apple’s other ”Kit” name-schemes, combining ”Home” (for home automation) with ”Kit” (short for software developers kit, or SDK). Thus, HomeKit.

How does HomeKit work?

It’s pretty cool. Using the Home app or a HomeKit-compatible app, you set up Homes and Rooms that can contain your various accessories. Then you set up scenes and automations to control those accessories. The result is a powerful, flexible system for controlling everything from a single light bulb to your entire connected house, all from your iOS de…

Want to jump into the world of HomeKit? Here’s what you need to know.

HomeKit is Apple’s framework for home automation: It’s what manufacturers use to integrate their products — lights, speakers, thermostats, plugs, sensors, locks, and more — with Apple’s iPhone, iPod, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and HomePod. Thanks to HomeKit, these accessories can be more secure, easier to use, and best of all, triggered with Siri.

So why is it called ”HomeKit”?

It follows Apple’s other ”Kit” name-schemes, combining ”Home” (for home automation) with ”Kit” (short for software developers kit, or SDK). Thus, HomeKit.

How does HomeKit work?

It’s pretty cool. Using the Home app or a HomeKit-compatible app, you set up Homes and Rooms that can contain your various accessories. Then you set up scenes and automations to control those accessories. The result is a powerful, flexible system for controlling everything from a single light bulb to your entire connected house, all from your iOS de…