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Weekly DropVOL. 17
Five genuinely great picks. One hero, three solid supporting acts, and a wildcard.
Robot Lawnmower E15 - eufy
A wire-free robotic mower featuring advanced path planning and obstacle avoidance for autonomous lawn maintenance.
The Toaster - BALMUDA
homeA precision steam toaster that uses a small amount of water to achieve a crisp exterior and soft interior.
GeoPress 710ml - GRAYL
outdoorA high-performance water purifier that uses a press-action filter to remove pathogens and heavy metals from any source.
CampStove - BioLite
outdoorA portable wood-burning stove that converts heat from its fire into electricity to charge small electronic devices.
LED Glow Nixie Simulation Clock - Generic
giftA retro-styled clock using RGB LEDs inside glass tubes to simulate the aesthetic of vintage Nixie tubes.
Drop Archive16 Volumes
Best Of Tech And Travel Gear: Dyson Grooming, B&W Audio, And Portable Coffee | Vol. 16
Best Of Home Tech And Kitchenware: Samsung The Frame, Gozney Pizza Ovens, And Le Creuset | Vol. 15
Best Of Coffee Gear And Smart Home Tech: Ninja Luxe, Aarke Carbonators, And Pet Monitors | Vol. 14
Best Of Travel Tech And EDC: Sony Open-Ear Audio, Bellroy Packs, And Peak Design | Vol. 13
Best Of Home Tech And Outdoor Gadgets: XGIMI Projectors, Smart Bird Feeders, And Pet Care | Vol. 12
Best Of Office Design And Luxury Gifts: SIHOO Ergonomics, Skyline Chess, And Wearable Tech | Vol. 11
Best Of Tech And Home: DJI Drones, Ninja SLUSHi, And Modern Wellness | Vol. 10
Best Of Health Tech And Workspace Gear: Oura Ring 4, Surface Arc, And Smart Decor | Vol. 9
Best Of Audio And Travel Tech: Harman Kardon, Anker EDC, And Retro Media | Vol. 8
Best Of Smart Health And Home: Connected Scales, Ambient Lighting, And Portable Espresso | Vol. 7
Best Tech And Home Accessories: Sony XM5, Dyson Hair Care, And Smart Pet Gear | Vol. 6
Best Of Desk And Audio: LEGO Sets, Precision Coffee Gear, And Retro Sound | Vol. 5
Best Of Tech And Travel: Noise Cancelling Buds, RFID Wallets, And Solo Stoves | Vol. 4
Best of Modern Home and Office: Smart Storage, Digital Paper, and Ambient Lighting | Vol. 3
Essential Smart Home Tech: Indoor Gardens, Sleep Aids, And Rugged Timepieces | Vol. 2
Best Of Tech And Home: Ooni Pizza Ovens, Ergonomic Office Gear, And Smart Decor | Vol. 1
Stuff Catalogue
The Ridge Wallet
A minimalist, RFID-blocking metal wallet held together by elastic.
Tech Kit Compact by Bellroy
A zipped pouch with elastic loops and pockets for organising tech accessories.
Uno Charger 65W by UGREEN
A fast-charging GaN adapter with a robot face LED display.
Ear (a) by Nothing
Transparent, noise-cancelling wireless earbuds with a distinctive yellow case option.
Mesa XL by Solo Stove
A compact, smokeless tabletop fire pit designed for dual fuel use.
Levitating Air Bonsai Pot Ronsoile
A magnetic levitation system that suspends and rotates a small geometric planter in mid-air.
Govee Floor Lamp 2
A slim LED floor lamp featuring RGBIC technology for customisable, multi-colour lighting effects and smart home integration.
reMarkable 2 Paper Tablet
An ultra-slim digital paper tablet designed to mimic the tactile feel of writing on real paper without the distractions of a traditional tablet.
Joseph Joseph Totem Max
A vertical waste and recycling bin system designed to maximise capacity in a compact footprint.
memobottle A5 Minimalist
A flat, reusable water bottle designed to fit into bags alongside laptops and books.
Hoverpen Interstellar Edition
A luxury executive pen that uses magnetic repulsion to defy gravity and stand at a 23.5-degree angle.
Click & Grow Smart Garden
An automated indoor gardening system that manages water, light, and nutrients for homegrown plants.
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LED Glow Nixie Simulation Clock - Generic
£69.00
|A retro-styled clock using RGB LEDs inside glass tubes to simulate the aesthetic of vintage Nixie tubes.
Prices correct as of: 03/04/2026 10:35
Why we picked it
The Nixie Tube Simulation Clock is our Wildcard today because it is a gorgeous, glowing lie that I am absolutely happy to live with. It's for the person who loves the Soviet-era aesthetic of genuine Nixie tubes but doesn't want the astronomical price tag or the constant fear of a high-voltage fire. It is a clever bit of "retro-futurism" that looks like it was salvaged from a 1960s laboratory.
Instead of rare neon gas, it uses modern RGB LEDs and laser-etched acrylic to mimic that iconic warm glow. I've spent far too long messing with the colour settings, trying to find the perfect shade of "vintage amber" to match my mid-century modern desk. It is the Wildcard because it is purely decorative, serving no function other than to tell the time and look incredibly cool while doing it.
The wooden base adds a touch of warmth to what is otherwise a very "techy" object, making it fit in with almost any interior style. It is a conversation starter that allows you to talk about the history of vacuum tubes without actually having to understand how they work. It's peak "StuffYouMayWant"-completely unnecessary, but utterly irresistible once you see it glowing in a dark room.
The Irresistible
- The RGB customisation allows you to change the colour of the "tubes" to suit your mood, ranging from classic orange to a full-on cyberpunk neon pink.
- It uses USB power, making it incredibly easy to plug into your laptop or a wall adapter without worrying about finding rare vintage components.
The Clever Part
- The laser-etched acrylic creates a depth to the numbers that is surprisingly convincing, capturing the layered look of original Nixie tubes without the fragility.
- The wooden base is actually decent quality, providing a solid, weighted feel that makes the clock feel like a premium piece of decor.
The Fine Print
- At the end of the day, it is a simulation; if a genuine horology nerd walks into the room, they will immediately point out that it's "just LEDs," which is a bit of a mood killer.
- The setup for the time and colours usually involves a series of cryptic button presses that will make you feel like you're trying to defuse a bomb.
The Reality Check
- If you set it to the "rainbow cycle" mode, your desk will go from "sophisticated study" to "cheap disco" in about three seconds flat.