AI glasses, AI earbuds, AI phones, AI toys... Hardware is becoming the new gateway to AI. We test every hot product hands-on.
Hands-on test of the Monoise P-G2 open-ear AI earbuds: real-time translation accuracy, meeting speech-to-text, all-day comfort, and battery life — tested in daily customer-facing work.
Testing Sony's new noise-cancelling headphones: AI real-time translation, meeting summary, and smart noise cancelling across three scenarios — is it worth ¥2999?
Hands-on testing of a flagship AI phone: on-device AI summaries, AI photography, real-time call translation, and local LLMs across four capabilities.
Smart glasses stopped meaning one thing this year. A category read on what shipped in 2026, what you can actually buy at each capability tier, what we know from tested translation hardware, and who should wait.
A parent's decision guide to AI toys in 2026: the four things that separate a real AI toy from a rebranded speaker, scenario-based picks from story machines to programmable robots, and the privacy and subscription traps hidden in the fine print.
What AI glasses can actually do in 2026, split by capability: camera-first models like the Ray-Ban Meta line, translation-first glasses, and the new display generation. Prices, caveats, and who should buy now.