Andrew Liszewski

Mr. Christmas is recalling two novelty light switches because their wireless receivers (with model numbers 39611, 39612, or 39630) can overheat and potentially cause a fire, according to the CPSC.

When the budget-minded Ultimate 2C debuted last June, its Bluetooth support was limited to Windows and Android. 8BitDo now offers a Bluetooth-only variant (no 2.4GHz) for the same price that specifically supports the Nintendo Switch. It’s nearly identical to the original Ultimate 2C controller, but is available in three colors including blue, dark blue, and a bright pink option that’s very reminiscent of Kirby.

Japannext’s new 23.6-inch, 1080p retro gaming monitor embraces ‘80s TV aesthetics with giant bezels and a pair of knobs that control volume and brightness. Despite its dated appearance, the $200 monitor offers 180Hz refresh rates and supports AMD FreeSync.

With a similar design to Harlowe’s Sol 5, the $29 Amaran Go piggybacks on smartphones using magnets and improves photography with bright LEDs that can face forwards or back.

Designed for high volume photographers (think school portraits) who need their subjects perfectly positioned every time, Canon now offers a new Cropping Guide feature for its EOS R50, R10, and R7 cameras.

Anbernic left out some important details when it announced its GBA-inspired RG34XX handheld emulator last week. But according to @RetroGameCorps and Retro Dodo, we now know it will go on sale starting at 5AM ET on December 16th and will be priced at $70 and discounted to $64 for the first three days. The original Nintendo GBA debuted at $99.99 in 2001.

A Reddit user discovered that Panic has quietly introduced a 10W AC adapter that matches the Playdate handheld’s bright yellow aesthetic. It’s available now for $5 and works with the USB-C to USB-A cable that’s included with the Playdate, but I would have gladly paid more for a USB-C port and a matching yellow USB-C to USB-C cable.