Marcin Frąckiewicz

DJI launched the RS 4 Mini gimbal on February 20, 2025, weighing 890 g and supporting cameras up to 2 kg. The device offers a 13-hour battery, automated axis locks, and an optional AI Tracking Module for face/body tracking. Pricing matches the previous RS 3 Mini at $369 standard and $459 combo. Reviewers note improved controls and stabilization but mention stiff balancing arms and re-balancing for vertical shots.

AI-powered telescopes with autonomous tracking and image stacking are now widely available, with models ranging from under $500 to around $4,000. High-end units offer features like light pollution filters and 4K sensors, while all models emphasize ease of use through app control. Smaller scopes trade detail for portability; larger models provide sharper images but are heavier and pricier. Major brands, including Celestron and Unistellar, launched new smart scopes in 2024–2025.

The S-Works Turbo Levo 4 LTD features a 111 Nm, 720 W motor and 840 Wh battery, offering up to 4.75 hours of trail use. The limited edition e-MTB includes a carbon frame, 150 mm rear and 160 mm front travel, and high-end components like an inverted Fox Podium Factory fork and SRAM XX AXS wireless drivetrain. Weight is about 24 kg in size S4. Price is $19,999.99.

reMarkable launched the Paper Pro Move, a 7.3-inch color e-ink tablet weighing 0.5 pounds, alongside its larger 11.8-inch Paper Pro. Both feature paper-like displays, battery-free styluses, and distraction-free note-taking software. The Move adds new features, including searchable handwritten notes and customizable toolbars. Devices sync to companion apps, with advanced sharing via a $2.99/month subscription.