Woojer Vest 4
On the move, but don’t want to sacrifice your sound? Woojer’s Vest 4 is charged by high-fidelity haptics to make every beat pulse through your body. You are the music! Featuring updated transducers, the vest delivers powerfully with six oscillators for vibratory 360-degree surround sound. And you can maintain total control of your vest setup with the integrated control panel.
This one-size-fits-all vest has the power to completely redefine sensory audio experiences, including for movies, virtual reality, gaming, and more. Available in black or white, the vest starts at $407 on Woojer’s website.
Tiny Vinyl by Target
If you’re looking for a decorative but functional music piece, these uniquely small vinyls are for you. The limited-edition 4-inch pressed records feature a single song on each side and can be played on manual turntables at 33 rpm. Curated by the musicians themselves, they are available across genres, from Creedence Clearwater Revival to Broadway to Noah Kahan to Daddy Yankee.
A unique gift for the record collector in your life, they are designed with renewable resources and use only one-tenth of the materials required for a full-sized record. But they also only give you one-tenth of the music, to be honest. Sold only at Target, for $14.99.
Miko Cassette Player by Gadhouse
Do you miss the charm of analog, but don’t want to part with modern convenience? This brand-new (but still old-school) cassette player revives your favorite tech piece with a sleek, transparent design and advanced technology, including Bluetooth connectivity, a variety of recording modes, and USB-C powered playback. Stream cassette tapes wirelessly through headphones or speakers, and even choose between batteries or USB-C for portable power.
If you’re worried the Miko Cassette Player seems too modern, don’t be—with a big five-button operation and a built-in microphone, it’s still the classic cassette player you remember from your youth, this time with a lift.
Available in smoke gray and mint green, for $99, directly from Gadhouse.
