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Hands-On: Grand Seiko’s Titanium "Snowflake" SBGA211 Is the Japanese Watchmaker at Its Best

4 days ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

There are watch dials that impress you and then there are ones you can’t ever forget. Perhaps the most revered name in the latter category, Grand Seiko has proven itself transcendent of what it means to merely design a watch and instead manages to do something special with whatever happens to inspire the Japanese brand.
Oakley Partners with Meta for Its First Smart Glasses, Based on the HSTN Prizm Platform

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Today, Meta announced it was launching a range of smart glasses with Oakley, which feels a bit like the tech brand cheating on Ray-Ban. However, the new product is aimed at a different audience entirely. While the Ray-Ban Meta glasses cater to the everyman (or woman), the Oakleys seem to be marketed more towards athletes and the active person. Meta’s partnership with EssilorLuxottica has proven lucrative, with the Ray-Ban Meta glasses having moved over two million units since launch.
Teenage Engineering Debuts Its First Electric Moped with the Vassla EPA-1

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

When Teenage Engineering announces a new product, you never quite know what to expect. The Swedish company that turned synthesizers into design objects has a track record of wandering into unexpected territory, but the EPA-1 — an electric moped developed with Stockholm-based Vässla — feels like their most out-of-pocket evolution yet, but also makes sense in a weird way.
Lofree's Flow 2 Keyboard Makes Much-Needed Upgrades But at the Cost of Symmetry

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Two years after the original Flow helped legitimize low-profile mechanical keyboards beyond Apple’s realm, Lofree returns with the Flow 2, a unit that pushes harder into customization territory while making a polarizing design choice that’s got the community split. Where the first Flow earned praise for its clean lines and pleasant typing feel, this sequel prioritizes power-user features over the minimalist elegance that made its predecessor so popular.
McIntosh's $8,500 MTI100 Integrated Turntable Has Been Decked Out to Honor the Legendary Sun Records

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Rock ‘n’ roll would look very different without Sun Records. Launching the careers of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Roy Orbison, just to name a few, the independent Memphis label was also one of the earliest advocates for diversity, giving blues musicians like B.B. King and Howlin’ Wolf a platform in their early days.
Timex Adds Black and Green Dial Versions to the Q 1975 Enigma for a Whole New Vibe

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

After reintroducing the Enigma last year to much acclaim, Timex has doubled down on arguably the most conversation-starting timepiece in its current catalog. At just around $200, the brand’s revival of the 1975 original was pretty darn faithful but their ongoing quest to breathe life into their archive has now garnered an arguably more modern spin.
Infinite Machine's Cybertruck-Inspired Olto E-Bike is Straight From The Future

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ian Rebello

New York startup Infinite Machine has been making waves with their futuristic P1 electric scooter, but their latest creation might be even more intriguing. Meet the Olto – an angular, aluminum-bodied two-wheeler that’s part e-bike, part scooter, and entirely unlike anything currently cruising bike lanes. At $3,495, it’s positioning itself as the accessible entry point into Infinite Machine’s post-car future, complete with magnetic folding pedals and enough tech to make your smartphone jealous.
Hands-On: G-SHOCK Made the Best Summertime Watches with Its Fully-Lumed Hidden Glow Series Vol. 2

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

This might very well be the year of the lume for Casio. Just a couple of weeks ago, Casio gave its Pro Trek line a phosphorescent treatment. But a few months back, its sub-brand G-SHOCK unveiled the Hidden Glow Series, featuring glowing dials on several of the brand’s most popular models. Now, G-SHOCK is back again with Vol. 2 of its Hidden Glow Series, but has made some welcomed improvements on both the overall aesthetics of the watches and the glow-in-the-dark effect itself.
Tested: 8 Best Men's Dress Watches Under $1,000 (2025 Guide)

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ian Rebello

Home Watches Tested: The 8 Best Dress Watches Under $1,000Our editors carefully select every product we recommend. We may earn a commission from these links. Learn more While most of our watch focus at HICONSUMPTION skews towards utility and function, every collection deserves a good dress watch.
Ti-Spin's MultiKit Is a Spinning Titanium Multi-Tool That Houses a 6-Bit Driver and Retractable Utility Blade

1 week ago | hiconsumption.com | Ethan Brehm

Multi-tools come and go, but the good ones stick around. And every once in a while, a new brand comes out of nowhere to offer a fresh perspective on a category that often revolves around incremental changes. Recently launched on Kickstarter, Ti-Spin’s MultiKit is a titanium multi-tool that transforms the mundane act of bit selection into something both visually and physically satisfying. Where most pocket tools prioritize pure function, this one dares to make the experience enjoyable as well.