dbrand makes skins, cases and screen protectors for phones, laptops and game consoles. Its phone lineup includes the customizable Grip, the "zero-yellowing" Ghost and the "ultra-rugged" Tank, and its Killswitch is billed as "the holy grail of gaming cases."
ROLI makes expressive music instruments and learning tools, including the Seaboard, the ROLI Piano with its Learn app, and the Airwave hand-tracking system.
Higround calls itself "the expression of elevated gaming culture" and makes "premium gaming keyboards engineered for superior sound and performance," along with mousepads and other gaming peripherals.
Designed for deep focus and wellbeing, Daylight's DC-1 is a new kind of computer with a fast, paper-like Live Paper display.
ModRetro brings "the best of the past to modern consumer electronics." Its Chromatic handheld, with a "cool-touch aluminum back shell," plays Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges on real hardware. Its M64 console promises "full compatibility with original cartridges and controllers" for Nintendo 64 games, and the shop sells games on cartridge, such as Croc 2: 25th Anniversary Edition.
simplehuman, making home tools since 2000, designs sensor trash cans, soap pumps, lighted mirrors and the Cleanstation for phones.
eero says it "pioneered home mesh wifi." Its systems, including Wi-Fi 7 models like eero Pro 7, set up in minutes, update automatically and secure every device at the router level, and the San Francisco company also builds wifi for businesses and internet providers.
Rocco makes drinks fridges designed as furniture, including The Classic and The Essential, with compressor cooling and tops that double as a bar cart.
Satechi is a San Diego company founded in 2005 by Brock and Alan, making USB-C hubs, docks, keyboards and wireless chargers for Apple and PC.
Founded in the UK in 1999, Nextbase makes front and rear dash cams, including 4K models and smart cams with app control and an Emergency SOS feature that alerts emergency services if no movement is sensed after an impact. It calls itself "the largest smart Dash Cam brand in the world" and says it holds "over 80% of the UK market by volume."
Arrived is a Seattle-based investing platform that lets people buy, sell and own shares of real estate, with property managers handling the day-to-day.
Anker's creative-tools arm started out as AnkerMake and took the eufyMake name on March 24, 2025; it says it has been "bringing ideas to life since 2022." These days the focus is UV printing, led by the eufyMake E1, and the company bills itself as "pioneering the world's first personal UV printer." Owners of AnkerMake M5 and M5C 3D printers can still get after-sale support.
