While most people probably rely on their smartphones’ flashlights in times when we need a bit of physical illumination, it’s still not always that powerful. There are situations when you would need an actual flashlight, and a strong and tactical one at that, like during power outages, when your card breaks down on a dimly lit road, or in medical and security emergencies. It can also be useful to have a lightweight but powerful device as your EDC or everyday carry gear. The Nitecore EDC37 emerges as a contender for a reliable and powerful tactical flashlight, boasting an astonishing 8000-lumen output in a design that emphasizes both performance and portability. This USB-C rechargeable, flat tactical flashlight aims to redefine what users can expect from a compact illumination tool. Its lightweight design also makes you rethink about adding this device to your every day bag since you never know when you’re going to need it. Designer: Nitecore The standout feature of the Nitecore EDC37 is undoubtedly its incredible 8000-lumen maximum output. This level of brightness is usually found in much larger, search-oriented flashlights, making its inclusion in an EDC form factor truly remarkable. Such power suggests an ability to light up vast areas, pierce through darkness, and handle demanding tasks where visibility is critical. It also has multiple LED configuration so you can switch from wide flood coverage or on a focused throw. The OLED display shows real-time runtime display and output level feedback while the Rapid Lock mechanism with a dedicated switch will lessen accidental activation. The control scheme is intuitive as a circular power button lets you adjust to four brightness levels while the larger mode button lets you play around with the other features. The flashlight has a runtime of up to 190 hours on the lowest setting but they didn’t specify how long it would last if you use the full 8,000-lumen output. The integration of USB-C charging is another significant advantage. This modern charging standard offers convenience and faster charging times compared to older micro-USB ports. The construction of the Nitecore EDC37 likely adheres to the brand’s reputation for durability. Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy is a common material choice, ensuring robustness against impacts and wear. An anodized finish would further enhance its longevity and resistance to the elements. All in all, the Nitecore EDC37 8000 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable Flat EDC Flashlight appears to be a groundbreaking illumination tool. Its combination of extreme brightness, a portable flat design, and the convenience of USB-C recharging makes it an exciting option for EDC enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, and professionals who require a high-performance lighting solution in a compact package. The post Nitecore’s new tactical flashlight is a rechargeable 8,000 lumens powerhouse first appeared on Yanko Design.

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It’s hard to believe it’s already June, but here we are—only a few weeks away from the official start to summer. That means plenty of deals are available on outdoor essentials to get you through the long days ahead, including grill accessories, power stations, tool kits, and lawn mowers. Maybe you'd rather hang out indoors to escape the heat? Well, controllers, PS5 games, and even Apple’s latest MacBook Air are all discounted today. With Father’s Day coming up, many of these items also make great gifts for the father figures in your life. 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A pre-order for the Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy bundle is also available at Walmart before the launch in a couple of weeks. 2025 MacBook Air (13-inch, M4)2025 MacBook Air (13-inch, M4)Apple’s newest MacBook Air model, which came out only a couple of months ago, already has $160 slashed off its list price, making it under $840. With it comes a powerful M4 processor offering a 10-core CPU and GPU paired with 16GB RAM for a performance boost from previous models. This laptop can zip through everyday tasks and supports Apple Intelligence. Of course, the 13-inch Liquid Retina display is stunning, but this Air model supports a dual monitor setup as well. The camera also got an upgrade this time around, as it’s now 12MP and supports Center Stage and Desk View features. 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By the time you’ve stuffed a flashlight, water pump, air pump, charger, fan, lighter, and an emergency alarm into your pack, the “ultralight” fantasy starts to collapse under the weight of your gear. That’s the reality for most campers. You want to be prepared for everything, but you end up carrying a bag of one-trick ponies that barely play nice with each other. Aecooly’s CamperKit flips that struggle on its head with an idea so obvious you’ll wonder why it didn’t exist sooner – a single, grip-sized battery at the heart of a magnetic, modular ecosystem that handles all your campsite needs. The CamperKit is centered around a 25.9Wh battery (roughly the size of a hefty flashlight) that doesn’t just power things, it docks them in a way that creates a whole new product. As many as 10+ different snap-on modules orbit around this core, transforming it from a battery pack into a chameleon toolkit built for life in the wild. Each module magnetically attaches with a satisfying click, instantly drawing power without fussing with cables or extra connectors. And because every tool lives off the same battery, you’re reducing redundancy and weight while streamlining your carry into something that actually makes sense. Designer: Aecooly Team Click Here to Buy Now: $89 $129 (31% off). Hurry, only a few left! Start with the Jet Fan. It’s compact but delivers turbocharged airflow that cuts through summer heat like a breeze engineered in a lab. Designed for portability and speed, it cools quickly and efficiently, perfect for muggy hikes or lazy afternoons at basecamp. Swap it out for the Camping Fan when night falls. That one runs quieter, with airflow tuned for small enclosures like tents and cabins. Both fans clip on with the same magnetic connector, transforming the battery into a cooling hub with zero friction. When the sun dips and shadows stretch, the lighting mods take over. The Flashlight blasts up to 2000 lumens with adjustable beam modes, from wide-angle floodlight to pinpoint spotlight. It’s powerful enough to light a trail or scan a treeline, but smart enough to run on lower brightness when all you need is soft visibility. Then there’s the Ambient Light and Camping Lantern. The former offers soft, customizable glow for quiet moments, while the latter delivers 360 degrees of illumination with three color temperatures and up to 120 lumens. Together, they handle everything from cooking to card games to late-night bathroom treks without being blinding or bland. Hydration is rarely glamorous, but the Water Pump module makes it almost fun. With five adjustable pressure settings and a top output of 2MPa, it handles everything from filling a cooking pot to washing hands, or even yourself after the beach. Built-in filtration makes it usable with containers or streams. Switch to the Air Pump if you want to channel air instead of water. The Air Pump mod delivers up to 3kPa of pressure. Mattresses, pillows, even a paddleboard in a pinch, all inflated without effort. No foot-pumping, no lungs, no problem. The Charger module does exactly what it should, turning the main battery into a dependable power bank with both USB-C and USB-A outputs. Whether it’s your phone, camera, or GPS, you’re covered. And then there’s the Arc Lighter. Windproof, flameless, and oddly satisfying to use, it ignites stoves, fires, and grills with a high-voltage arc that works even when the weather refuses to cooperate. Safety rounds out the set with the Alarm module. It packs in motion detection, an ultrasonic animal repellent, and a loud siren that triggers when something or someone gets too close. Its three-meter detection radius and autonomous response make it one of the smartest ways to sleep a little easier in the wild. But what makes CamperKit feel like a leap forward is the way everything just fits together. The magnetic connection feels deliberate and clean. The centralized interface keeps controls simple. Each module is part of a larger vision, one where your gear works as a system rather than a scattered mess of parts. Click Here to Buy Now: $89 $129 (31% off). Hurry, only a few left!The post All-in-1 Modular Camping Kit Combines 10+ Outdoor Gadgets into One Compact Design first appeared on Yanko Design.

Slather on that SPF, slip into that bathing suit, and pack your beverage of choice in that insulated Yeti of yours. We're going to the beach! While I'd argue that the beach is best when you leave your tech behind, or, as Lorde did, throw your cellular device in the water, there are a few gadgets you can pack along to elevate the relaxing experience. As you head to the beach for memorial Day to soak up some sun and relax, I encourage you to bring along a few of my favorite gadgets. From a portable, waterproof Bluetooth speaker for listening to your beachy playlist to a handy electric fan for when it gets too hot, I rounded up a few gadgets I'm bringing to the beach this summer -- and I highly recommend that you follow suit. Keep reading for more.  Sony Ult Field 1 portable speaker Nina Raemont/ZDNET Let's talk tunes: This speaker from Sony is my favorite one to listen to at the beach, in the park, or at home in my bedroom. I've used the speaker to play music during dinner parties, and even amid a group of 15 friends all sat around the table, the sound was clear and strong. It gets plenty loud and offers crystal-clear sound. It's also waterproof, dustproof, and rustproof, so you can splash water on it or kick sand onto it without a problem. The speaker comes with a handy little carrying strap for maximum portability and a 12-hour battery life that should last you an entire day of tomfoolery by the water. What I also love about this speaker is how much quality Sony packs into a fairly affordable Bluetooth speaker with great sound. You're getting a high-quality speaker that punches well above its price point. For summer beach days, I can't recommend the Ult Field 1 enough and am looking forward to blasting my favorite songs on it as I hang in the sand this season. Right now, select colorways of the speaker are discounted by $40, bringing the price of this speaker down to $88.  Show more View now at Amazon Handheld mini fan and portable charger Nina Raemont/ZDNET If the ocean breeze isn't cutting it and you're needing some additional cool air on your face, this handheld mini fan is about to be your best friend. My friend who brought this to the beach last summer to cool herself off told me that she still carries the fan everywhere, thanks to its compact size and easy portability. Even better: Not only is this a fan, but it's also a flashlight and a power bank, so you can plug a charger into it to give your phone some extra juice at the end of the day. The mini fan has over 50,000 ratings on Amazon, and customers compliment its sweet design and functionality. It's great for any breeze-less and sweltering summer day, whether on the beach, at a packed outdoor concert venue, queueing up in lines at an amusement park, or braving the sweaty subway.  Show more View now at Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Nina Raemont/ZDNET If you don't have any more space for a book in that beach bag of yours, might I suggest a Kindle instead? I know that an e-reader is not the same as a paperback, but there are some instances when an e-reader, like the Kindle Paperwhite, simply works better than a physical book. The beach is one of those instances for a few reasons: the first is that the Kindle is waterproof and will survive splashes and sand, unlike a soggy paperback book. The second is its slim build and portability -- you don't have to choose between titles with a Kindle; bring them all to the beach instead and have space in your beach bag to spare. The Paperwhite offers an adjustable warm light and a glare-free display, so you can read e-books in direct sunlight without a problem. If you've got a laundry list of books to read this summer and are planning on knocking a few of those titles off while lounging on the beach, this Kindle could keep your reading goals on track.  Show more View now at Amazon Hanging on the beach all day is bound to drain your various devices' batteries. Bring a portable charger along, like this Anker PowerCore, to boost them back up. This PowerCore charger is lightweight, small enough to throw in a bag, and boasts a USB-A and USB-C port. ZDNET's Adrian Kingsley Hughes says he uses these constantly to power up his action cameras and devices on the go. While the chargers aren't disposable, Kingsley-Hughes says he likes that its affordable price makes it easy to replace if it gets lost. "If they get damaged, lost (or, as one did, fall off a cliff), I'm not out that much money," he writes.  Show more View now at Amazon Why should you trust me? While thinking about the best gadgets to bring to the beach, I kept in mind two essential things: usefulness and portability. I tried to choose tech gadgets that a regular person would actually use and reap the benefits of while they're passing the day by the water. If you're anything like me, and your closest beach is a 50-minute subway ride away, you know that that beach bag you're lugging around gets heavy, quickly. I tried to choose products that lighten the heavy load of your beach bag or relieve you from the hot weather. I test and report on tech products for a living, so I chose products that my colleagues and I can vouch for, many of which we have reviewed ourselves.  Show more Why does my phone's battery drain quickly in the sun? Hot temperatures can drain a phone's battery, fast. That's because heat speeds up chemical reactions in the battery. To keep my phone battery strong while I'm on the beach, I like to wrap it in a towel and hide it from direct sunlight. I also will only try to use it when necessary.  Show more What other beach essentials should I bring? There are the classic beach bag essentials, like a beach towel (I like to bring one towel for sitting on and one for drying myself off), sunscreen, sunglasses, a water bottle, and a cooler with drinks and snacks in it. I also love bringing earbuds with me, so as to not bother my friends while I listen to my favorite tunes on the water.  Show more Other beach-friendly tech 

I do not live in a country with a camping culture, although I could see its appeal if you live in areas where you could actually go camping. But seeing all the wildfire disasters in the US and even in South Korea makes me a bit concerned about the dangers of lighting fires out in the open fields or even by the beach. While of course there have been no connections to campfires from these incidents, there are a lot of dangers that can come from these campfires even if they seem fun and romantic. The Magic Campfire is a concept designed by students from the Shenzhen Technology University. It offers a safer and more environmentally friendly alternative to open flames. Its advanced electronic illumination simulates the warm, flickering glow of a real fire without the associated risks, making it suitable for various outdoor settings. It is constructed from durable, recyclable materials and embraces eco-conscious principles without compromising the device’s performance. Designers: Bowen Deng and Yihan Peng from Shenzhen Technology University The device resembles a bundle of elongated flashlights or torches arranged vertically, mimicking the shape and glow of a real campfire. This clever design not only creates a familiar visual effect but also enhances the immersive outdoor atmosphere without the need for open flames. The structure is supported by collapsible legs, making it incredibly easy to set up or pack away, whether you’re at a campsite, on the beach, or in your backyard. Each torch-like unit is detachable, allowing users to remove one and use it as a standalone flashlight — perfect for late-night walks, finding your way in the dark, or navigating uneven terrain. To further elevate the campfire experience, the device includes an integrated outdoor speaker that delivers ambient sound or music, enriching the social atmosphere around the “fire.” In addition to its visual and audio features, it functions as a practical power bank, equipped with a USB Type-C charging port to keep your phone, lanterns, or other essential gadgets powered throughout your outdoor adventure. By merging technology with timeless design, the Magic Campfire offers an engaging outdoor experience that meets modern needs while preserving the nostalgic allure of a real campfire. It allows people to enjoy the warmth, light, and ambiance of a traditional campfire without endangering the environment or public safety. Whether you’re gathering in your backyard, camping in a controlled site, or simply creating a cozy atmosphere, this student-designed device proves that reimagining tradition through innovation can light the way to a safer future. The post Campfire device concept gives safer, smarter spark for outdoor experiences first appeared on Yanko Design.

Even as battery capacities in our campers increase, and we have a fallback (on all occasions) to juice up our handhelds and other portable devices; there is still scope for a versatile power bank, especially for the backpackers and solo travelers. Even back home, while you’re working or doomscrolling, a decent power bank that never leaves you in the dry, will do no harm. This is basically why a good power bank is not just an accessory, but an essential everyday carry in virtually every traveler’s, student’s, or content creator’s backpack nowadays. Realizing the fact that even the power banks (at some point) require power to breathe life into them, DeepSolar X20 has hit Kickstarter. The reliable, 3-in-1 power supply device features its own expandable solar panels, assuring unlimited backup to keep all your devices, no matter where you are. Designer: DeepSolar Click Here to Buy Now: $59 $99 (40% off). Offering a massive 20,000mAh capacity, the DeepSolar gets its name from its solar charging ability. It has a built-in solar panel for quick backup daily. For the days when you require power for a few devices simultaneously, the power bank supports an expandable solar array, comprising six magnetic panel extensions that increase the solar input power to 18W. These are flexible, so you can lay them flat open on the ground or hang them from your backpack. The energy flow into the mounted power bank is stable in all orientations. Since the DeepSolar X20 is targeted at the explorers, it features an IP68 rating for full protection against water, dust, and the elements. The device is also shatterproof, substantiating its credentials for being a rugged power bank an adventurer can count on. Of course, the power capacity and rugged approach require some versatile backing. For this, the DeepSolar X20 is equipped with four outputs, so you can charge up to four devices instantaneously. It has two fast-charging USB outputs (offering 40W fast charging), a USB-C port, and a wireless Qi-enabled charging pad to power compatible devices without the hassle of wires. What really held me is not the versatility of the DeepSolar X20 per se (of course it’s exciting), but it’s the standalone functionality of the magnetic solar charging panels. These solar panels can work standalone (without requiring the power bank to be connected) to power your smartphones, cameras, and other devices directly through their own USB ports. As an outdoorsy person, you will understand the convenience of this energy, which is over and above the power bank’s native capacity. When you’re outside of the house, you can bank on the DeepSolar X20 for not just its power, but its ability to function as an outdoor light as well. We are not just mentioning flashlight, this has the capability of being a tougher, and longer-lasting camping light with up to 80 hours of backup. For this, it supports three different light modes: Lighting Mode for general visibility during nighttime, SOS mode to send out distress signal in an emergency, and Strobe mode to attract attention when required. Click Here to Buy Now: $59 $99 (40% off).The post This ultimate power bank boasts an expandable array of six solar panels, assuring unlimited backup first appeared on Yanko Design.

A jump starter is an essential part of car's emergency kit, and a cordless one is definitely a lot less of a hassle. You don't need to pay a premium for a jump starter that reliably gets the job done, either. Amazon is currently offering the Lokithor J400 12V 2,000A cordless car jump starter for $33.97 shipped after you clip both $20 and 40% off coupons on the product page. The retail price is listed at $89.95, but we usually see it for closer to $50-$60. Not only does it function as a jump starter, it can also be used to recharge your smartphone in a pinch.Lokithor J400 12V 2,000A Car Jump Starter for $33.97Clip Both $20 Off and 40% Off CouponsLokithor J400 2,000A 12V Cordless Lithium Car Jump StarterThe Lokithor J400 is a compact 12V cordless car jump starter that can supply 2,000A of peak power and is capable of jumpstaring up to 8L gas or 6L diesel engines. The sizeable 8,000mAh battery will give you several jump starts before needing a recharge. Since the battery uses lithium (NMC) cells, it depletes a lot slower than your traditional battery and will retain most of its charge even after 24 months of non-use. The J400 also doubles as a portable power bank, so you can also use it to charge your iPhone or smartphone in a pinch.The J400 charges quickly over USB Type-C and if you don't have a cable on hand, both USB Type-C to Tpe-C and USB Type-A to Type-C cables are supplied in the package. There's even a flashlight with three separate modes (flashlight, SOS, and strobe) for emergencies. The jump starter is one of the smallest models in its class (3.4" x 6.9" x 1.7"), weighs about 1.5 pounds, and stows away easily in your trunk or dash.Why Should You Trust IGN's Deals Team?IGN's deals team has a combined 30+ years of experience finding the best discounts in gaming, tech, and just about every other category. We don't try to trick our readers into buying things they don't need at prices that aren't worth buying something at. Our ultimate goal is to surface the best possible deals from brands we trust and our editorial team has personal experience with. You can check out our deals standards here for more information on our process, or keep up with the latest deals we find on IGN's Deals account on Twitter.Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

In the classic board game Betrayal at House on the Hill, a group of players explore a haunted house gathering useful items and leveling up their stats until the Haunt becomes active and one of the players switches sides and starts killing everyone else or performing some twisted ritual. Now Hasbro and Avalon Hill are adding fresh horror to the mix with the It: Chapter Two-themed expansion Betrayal at the Neibolt House: The Evil of Pennywise launching on Aug. 1. Priced at $24.99, the add-on casts three to six players as residents of Derry, wandering new locations to gather items inspired by the film before triggering one of five haunts. The group might have to fight Pennywise together — facing down some very creepy new minis — while the traitor could wind up controlling the Losers Club’s nemesis Henry Bowers. The game will be available to play and buy at the Avalon Hill booth at Gen Con later this summer. Avalon Hill will also be demoing Sanibel, the new game from Wingspan and The Fox Experiment designer Elizabeth Hargrave, which will launch in early 2026. Located along Florida’s Gulf Coast, Sanibel is well known for seashells that people will sometimes gather at sunrise with flashlights to have the first pick of what washed up on the shore. In the new game, players will move along a board representing the beach to pick up sets of shells and shark teeth, sometimes racing ahead to beat the competition and sometimes backtracking to snag what a wave has just deposited. The tiles are placed on a player mat representing a bag, and you’ll need to pay close attention to how each one is scored at the end of the game. During a press conference announcing the game, Hargrave says she used the crowdsourced biodiversity tracker iNaturalist to make sure the most popular shells of Sanibel were represented in the game while the shark teeth are a nod to her dad’s personal collection.