Andrew Liszewski

Senior Reporter, News

Andrew Liszewski is a Senior Reporter for The Verge covering consumer technology with a focus on gadgets and electronics. He’s been covering tech since 2006 including previous roles at Gizmodo and The Messenger. When he’s not staying on top of the latest and greatest tech, Andrew’s hobbies include photography but most of his rare moments of free time are spent re-playing the classic retro games of his youth and adding to an ever-growing collection of handheld gaming systems.

Andrew LiszewskiJun 5

Wyze is recalling security cams because incorrect instructions could lead to battery punctures.

Using the wrong screws when attaching the camera to its solar panel could accidentally puncture the battery’s metal casing, according to the USCPSC. To date there have been 13 reports of batteries overheating while six exploded and caught fire. Wyze is offering full refunds, replacements, or gift cards to its online store.

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An image of the Wyze Solar Cam Pan Security Camera attached to a tree next to a close-up showing which screws should be used to attach a solar panel accessory.

Using the wrong screws to attach the camera’s solar panel could result in a battery fire.

Image: Wyze and USCPSC

Andrew LiszewskiJun 5

Insta360’s DJI Pocket rival will track and match your head movements.

The company hasn’t confirmed when its dual camera Luna Ultra will see a global release, but it recently teased a new head-tracking accessory. The POV Head Tracker is worn like an open-style earbud and translates your head movements to the Luna Ultra so it’s always capturing what you’re looking at.

Belkin’s new Joy-Con grips also boost the Switch 2’s battery life

Andrew LiszewskiJun 4

Lego’s largest set ever is a 12,060-piece recreation of Barcelona’s Sagrada Família.

Do you prefer your hobbies to feel more like a part-time job? Lego’s new 12,060-piece Sagrada Família finally dethrones the company’s previous record holder, the 11,695-piece World Map that launched in 2021. This set is now available for preorder for a hefty $799.99, but won’t ship until November 1st.

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1/4Image: Lego

Shokz upgraded its open earbuds with better sound and a lighter design

Andrew LiszewskiJun 4

Andrew LiszewskiJun 3

Google shared specs and guidelines for making your own Fitbit Air accessories.

Companies regularly share product specs with official accessory makers, but Google is encouraging DIYers to make their own straps, cases, and mounts for the Fitbit Air by releasing its technical specifications, 2D CAD drawings, and guidelines for the best materials to use.

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A technical illustration of the Google Fitbit Air’s dimensions.

Image: Google

Andrew LiszewskiJun 3

SwitchBot’s E Ink weather display is now available following its CES debut.

Pricing details weren’t specified when the Weather Station was announced in January, but you can now buy one through SwitchBot’s online store and Amazon for $109.99. Battery life is estimated to be up to a full year thanks to its low-power 7.5-inch E Ink screen that displays indoor and outdoor conditions or synced calendar data.

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Two SwitchBot Weather Stations on a table displaying weather and calendar information.

The Weather Station can double as a smart home controller when paired with the SwitchBot Hub.

Image: SwitchBot

Andrew LiszewskiJun 2

Crocs has a new Nintendo collection.

The Crocs x Super Mario collection will be available starting on July 15th and features five designs inspired by Princess Peach, Yoshi, Mario, Bowser, and the Super Mario Bros. game. Each pair comes with a set of exclusive Jibbitz charms but additional Nintendo charms will also be available if you already own a pair.

Correction, June 5th: An earlier version of this article misstated the collection’s launch date. It will be available starting on July 15th.

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Andrew LiszewskiJun 2

Polaroid redesigned its tiny Go camera’s lens to reduce glare and improve contrast.

After introducing its smallest instant camera in 2021, Polaroid has updated the Go for a second time. The new Go Generation 3 is now available for $89.99 and features a faster shutter, stronger flash, and an upgraded lens positioned deeper in the camera to deliver better contrast and sharper images.

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