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Design & Build If you're worried about this thing looking like a clunky security device from a '9s spy movie, don't be. The Catus Touch Plus is a master of disguise. It's got a sleek, black (or rose gold, if you're feeling fancy) finish that just melts into your door. The keypad is so smooth you'll want to touch it, and the backlight makes you feel like you're unlocking the Batcave every time you come home at night. The fingerprint sensor is a thing of beauty, too.

Design & Build The Forbes SmartClean doesn't look like an appliance that takes orders. It's a glossy, low-slung disc that glides into its docking station with the poise of a machine that knows it runs the house now. The station itself is large and unapologetic, the kind of thing that politely tells you to make room for progress. It's built solidly, with clean lines and a utilitarian elegance that fits modern homes.

Nikon's gone full cinema mode. The company just pulled the wraps off its first-ever professional movie camera - the Nikon ZR - at the Broadcast India Show 2025, and it's a stunner. Developed in collaboration with RED Digital Cinema, this pocket-sized powerhouse promises 6K RAW recording, RED R3D NE codec, and - wait for it - the world's first 32-bit float audio recording built right in. Think of it as Nikon's grand entry into the world of filmmaking, but with a twist: the ZR weighs just 540g.