Game Set Tech

Oct 26, 2024 | gamesettech.au | Emma Crameri

CMY Cubes are vibrant colour-shifting cubes that make ideal gifts for both children and adults. The shapes are designed to stimulate creativity and provide endless entertainment. You can turn the shapes around to let the light reflect through them. This results in a mesmerizing array of hues and shades. The cubes were created to engage the imagination and creativity. The fun element encourages hands-on play.

Sep 28, 2024 | gamesettech.au | Emma Crameri

Hi Barbie! You can answer your friend’s call on an official Barbie™ mobile phone in Malibu-style pink. Mattel and Human Mobile Devices (HMD) have collaborated to create a cute, pint-sized feature flip phone. The smartphone features are cut back so you can spend less time online and more quality time enjoying real life. The phone has bespoke user interfaces including Barbie wallpapers and Barbie app icons. You’ll be able to chill with ‘Digital balance tips’ and ‘BarbieMeditations’.

Sep 28, 2024 | gamesettech.au | Emma Crameri

Nova H1 are the world’s first clip-on audio earrings. You can use them as headphones and wear them all day without the bulky weight and look. The earrings are worn on your earlobes. You can connect via Bluetooth to your smartphone to make phone calls and listen to music. The earrings have a real pearl mounted on a silver or gold-plated clip. The pearls make them look old-fashioned, but suitable to wear in a professional or formal environment.

Jul 6, 2024 | gamesettech.au | Emma Crameri

The Orbitkey key organizer promises to transform your messy keys into a neat and silent stack. The Orbitkey Key Organizer promises to stop your keys from jingling and scratching. It carries 2 to 7 keys, with a flexible yet secure locking mechanism. I tested out a blush pink leather key organizer. The box contains minimal cardboard packaging and a mini leaflet with instructions. There are clear diagrams for each step of assembling, or you can watch the following video.

Jun 7, 2024 | gamesettech.au | Emma Crameri

You can order any missing Lego pieces from the Lego website. Just head to the Replacement Parts webpage on the Lego website. On the left side, you’ll see a green image with the heading Missing pieces. Click on the ‘Get Started’ link. You can use this online form to request replacement pieces by following a few easy steps. Find your set name or number. SearchThen select the correct Lego kit by clicking the blue ‘Select this set’ button. Find your piece. You may see either Pieces or Stickers.