The collector's edition keeps the Viture Beast's 3DoF tracking and optics but adds a new color scheme, metal Soul Blade decals on the temples and a metal-and-leather case that unsheaths. It ships with three Phantom Blade Zero collectibles and is on sale today from Viture for $599.
The 317-piece Arkham Batman Batmobile has functional suspension and a Batman minifigure for the cockpit, and comes with a Golden Red Brick code for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. It releases January 1, 2027 for $29.99.
Prohurtz's BSB-SLAM add-on attaches an off-the-shelf Xvisio XR50 board, a USB cable and a 3D-printed mount to the headset for inside-out tracking. It stays tethered to a PC, but no external base stations are needed.
The M1 Ultra has a 3-inch HD touchscreen, Wi-Fi 6 wireless scanning and a 4,800 mAh swappable battery good for up to 1.5 hours. Early-bird price is $1,599 through November 12, and scans export as STL, OBJ, PLY or ASC.
Set 21371 has 1,038 pieces, is rated 18+ and has adjustable heads, rolling wheels and a compartment under the seat holding crackers, a ball of wool and a diamond. Spain's LEGO page listed it at €99.99.
The wired glasses use Sony Micro-OLED at 1200p and 120 Hz with a 95-degree field of view, tethered to a puck for processing. The 12GB + 256GB model is $1,279 ($1,099 launch price through December), and orders open today with shipping by mid-November.
Pollen Robotics' Level Up add-ons include a $149 pre-order Hoverboard base you drive from your phone with live camera video (Reachy Mini Wireless only), plus a $35 NFC pack whose magnetic chef, pirate and crown hats each switch the robot's character.
Acer's first US gaming handheld goes on sale exclusively at Best Buy on November 1 for $1,299.99. It packs an Intel Arc G3 Extreme chip, 24GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, an 8-inch 120Hz touchscreen and an 80Wh battery, and runs Windows 11.