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.
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.
The PlayStation 2 Duo uses a flexible OLED salvaged from a Royole FlexPai phone, a miniaturized PS2 motherboard and custom controller hardware. The enclosure is one you can 3D print yourself, though The Verge says it is still far from pocketable.
DJI Fly 1.21.18 carries the Neo 3's logotype font, activation video and support files for a screen controller called the RC600. DJI hasn't announced the drone yet, and this build can't fly one.
The ready-to-run buggy comes with a 2.4 GHz transmitter and an integrated battery that recharges over USB-C, in the paint scheme of the first IFMAR 2WD Stock World Champion.
Transparent PS5 controllers cost $85 and matching console covers $75. Preorders open November 10 directly from PlayStation, with shipments in February.