The Top 7 Smartest Gadgets a Man Should Buy in October 2022

Yes, the Google Pixel has always been known for its camera, but that doesn’t mean that the camera has always been able to perform true magic. With its “Magic Eraser” and “Camouflage” capabilities, the Pixel 6A is a new phone that genuinely enables you to make background idiots, photo bombers, and pretty much anything else that might threaten your carefully managed mood vanish. The 6A, which is the brand’s budget-friendly alternative to the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro models, also has a tonne of other substantial improvements and new features, including customizable backgrounds and longer battery life. This is the best smartphone if you’re looking to spend less than £400.

Work more effectively with the powerful Apple MacBook Air with M2 CPU. It boasts a fanless architecture like the M1 MacBook Air and up to 8 hours of video playback to prevent overheating. Additionally, the 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display’s thin bezel incorporates a notch cutout for the 1080p FaceTime camera. It also offers a headphone connector, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, and a brilliant 500-nit brightness. This unibody, all-aluminum laptop comes in 4 eye-catching colors: Silver, Space Gray, Starlight, and Midnight Blue.

Since the 1990s, streetwear company A Bathing Ape has collaborated with New York graffiti icon Stash (real name Josh Franklin), most recently on a pair of 20th anniversary Bape Sta sneakers. Their most recent collaboration, a camouflage Leica camera, is a much more opulent offering. The portable D-Lux 7 is a powerful camera that is ideal for anyone who wish to advance their photography, whether they want to blend in at the Barbican Conservatory or stand out on the street style circuit. There are only 1,850 units available in the entire world of this collaboration, which features the A Bathing Ape and Stash logos engraved on the camera body and embossed rope strap.

Leica D-Lux 7 “A Bathing Ape x Stash” Camera

Use the DJI Mini 3 Pro camera drone to take a closer look at the environment. It is incredibly portable and lightweight, weighing only 249g, and most nations do not require registration. Plus, you can easily transport it anywhere thanks to its collapsible design. In addition, this DJI lightweight camera drone has sensors for seeing forward, backward, and downward, enabling it to navigate obstacles in challenging conditions.

Purchase one today for $759.

How many inexpensive beard trimmers have you wasted over the course of your life? For something we use so frequently, it can be all too tempting to repeatedly choose budget versions that fall short in terms of precision and are prone to breaking down just before a big event. But listen: spend money on a quality razor. You’ll be perplexed as to how you ever survived without it. With its stainless steel body and built-in metal comb, the durable Philips Series 9000 has a luxury appearance and feel. It offers a much more precise shave than a fragile plastic guard, and the length is readily customizable. Additionally, the device is wireless and just needs five minutes to charge for one session.

The Neo QLED Series from Samsung 2022 offers strong computing. The QN900B, QN800B, and QN95B TVs in this collection all include Samsung’s Neural Quantum Processor, which produces an almost 3D-like image that is ideal for viewing sports or heart-pounding action. The QN95B, on the other hand, has a 4K resolution for an image that is incredibly realistic and immersive sounds.

You can get yours for $1,999.99.

It was only a matter of time before the tech industry followed suit since fashion has already been dragged kicking and screaming into the early 2000s. The new mid-range smartphone from tech company Nothing is reminiscent of the translucent cover designs of third-party N64 controllers and iMac G3s. Its USP is that it’s a see-through device made with durable Gorilla Glass that lets you peek inside the machine. Through a sequence of patterns, over 9000 LED lights—which the company refers to as a “Glyph Interface”—communicate notifications, battery life, and incoming calls. Everything is designed to be as inconspicuous as possible.

The Nothing Phone (1) wants to foster a more conscious attitude to phone use and life in general. We’re used to do-it-all smartphones that try to keep you browsing, tapping, and consuming for as long as possible. The dual cameras are amazing, the battery charges quickly, and the display is brilliant. The Android interface is just as well-designed as you would expect.

Nothing Phone (1), £399