Father’s Day is Sunday, June 21, 2026, the day when you shower dad with love and spend time with him. Whether it’s tossing a baseball in the backyard or taking him out for a fancy dinner at his favourite local spot, it’s a special day to treat dad and show your appreciation for everything he does. You’ll want to wrap something with a nice bow for him, too. Tech is a great option, and we have some solid Father’s Day gifts for dad that you should consider adding to your cart.
Top Picks (Sponsored and Editor’s Choice)
Samsung R95H Micro RGB TV
The benefit of upgrading dad with a new TV for the living room or games room is that everyone in the family can enjoy it, too. The Samsung 95H Micro RGB TV is a good choice, with sizes from 65 inches up to 115 inches. Powered by the Micro RGB AI Engine Pro, you get more precise colour, bright, beautiful images, and deep blacks thanks to Micro RGB technology. The Glare-free panel is a game-changer for off-axis viewing and watching TV or gaming in a brighter room. With AI features like AI Soccer Mode Pro, dad will enjoy soccer games and other sports in a way he never has before. The 65-inch model is $4,500, but why not go big or go home with the 85-incher for $8,500? If you want to go as big but have a smaller budget, the Samsung R85H, which I have compared to the R95H side-by-side, is just as fantastic with some step-down processing and wide-angle viewing versus a glare-free screen. The price for an 85-inch R85H? Just $3,000, which is still a big investment, but much more palatable.
iFi Audio Zen Air DAC 2 DAC/Amp
This entry-level desktop DAC/amp is perfect for dad trying one for the first time. The iFi Audio Zen Air DAC 2 comes in Midnight Blue finish with upgraded Cirrus Logic DAC circuitry for improved dynamics, clarity, and reduced distortion. This edition features a 4.4mm balanced headphone output, a feature previously only available in the standard Zen series. Balanced headphones can benefit from reduced noise and crosstalk, as well as improved spatial separation. The DAC 2 also supports single-ended headphones, with the potential for increased performance as dad upgrades his setup. The balanced circuit allows the Zen Air DAC 2 to provide up to three times the headphone drive power of its predecessor. The device includes iFi’s “XBass+” for low-frequency enhancement and “PowerMatch” to increase gain by 6dB for headphones that require additional drive. Both features are accessible via buttons on the front panel. Available in Canada through Gemsen, it sells for $189.
NAD C 589 CD Player
Has dad been joining the CD resurgence? If so, get him the NAD C 589 CD player, which boasts QRONO d2a digital audio technology developed by MQA Labs that improves digital timing and reconstruction accuracy. By refining the way digital signals are converted to analogue, QRONO d2a enhances spatial detail, transient accuracy, and musical flow, says NAD. It has a large front-panel display with CD Text support that shows artist and track information when available. With the included remote, dad can navigate playback comfortably from his listening position. It has a precision disc loader and transport mechanism engineered for smooth, quiet, and reliable operation. Balanced XLR and RCA analogue outputs allow direct connection to integrated amplifiers or preamplifiers, while AES/EBU, coaxial, and optical digital outputs enable the player to function as a dedicated CD transport for external DACs. Available through Lenbrook, it sells in Canada for $1,999.
Marshall x Hendrix Acton III Bluetooth Speaker
If dad loves to rock out to some Jimmy Hendrix, he’ll fall in love with the special edition Marshall Acton III Bluetooth speaker, designed in celebration of 60 years since the musician first plugged in a Marshall amplifier. It comes in a stunning, velvet textured purple finish with a silver control panel featuring purple knobs and purple LED lights. An all-seeing eye is stamped in silver onto the side. When he turns on the speaker, he’ll hear a rare instrumental version of “Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland)” from The Jimi Hendrix Experience deluxe box set. The Acton III sells in Canada for $380 and is available through Erikson Consumer.
Dali Vega Wireless Sound System
Dads who are into modern and unique design will appreciate the Dali Vega wireless sound system that has 10 drivers, ultra-light soft dome tweeters, and bass midrange drivers in a single chassis that can be placed on a cabinet or other flat surface or mounted on the wall in horizontal or vertical orientation. He’ll get room-filling sound for his den or “man cave,” with 400W amplification delivered across eight 50W channels and optimized acoustic components. Integrating BluOS streaming and with a wide range of inputs, five presets, and an intelligent OLED display, dad will be impressed. It comes in Dark or Natural Oak for US$4,500 and won’t be available until later this year, but an IOU will do. Dali products are available in Canada through Lenbrook.
Other Gift Ideas
Shokz OpenFit Pro Wireless Open-Ear Buds
The Shokz OpenFit Pros are one of the best wireless open-ear buds I have tried for one reason: they uniquely have noise reduction technology, which is rare for open-ears. Perfect for dads who run, they offer a level of noise reduction he likely doesn’t get from his existing pair of open-ears while still affording situational awareness. Plus, he can wear them for work Zoom calls, while working out at the gym, or taking the train to work, too. They even support Dolby Audio as well as Dolby Head Tracking and offer powerful bass. $330. Read my review.
Ooni Koda 2 Pro Outdoor Pizza Oven and Rotating Stone Oven Range
When I reviewed the Ooni Koda 2 Pro outdoor pizza oven last year, the one challenge I had was getting the technique right for sliding pizza off the peel then turning it every 20 seconds while it cooked. Ooni is helping simplify this task and enhancing how you can cook other foods like rotisserie chicken with the new Rotating Stone accessory. By shifting the weight and rotating mechanism to the perimeter of the stone, Ooni has eliminated wobbling and stalling that’s common in central-platform designs. It works with both pizza as well as an up to 15 lb. cast-iron skillet for cooking dishes like a full-sized roast chicken. I’ll be reviewing it soon, so stay tuned. A bundle that includes the Koda 2 Pro and the Rotating Stone is $1,099. If dad already has the oven (it’s compatible with other models, too), the Rotating Stone on its own starts at $329. Read my review of the Koda 2 Pro.
Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition Earbuds
The Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition is the limited-edition earbuds you should get for dad if he loves Beats, Nike, or both. They’re the same as the traditional Powerbeats Pro 2 wireless earbuds but feature the iconic Nike Swoosh on the right bud alongside the signature Beats “b” on the left as part of a co-branding partnership. They are also designed with Nike’s “Volt” colour palette, finished in matte black with a Volt-speckled charging case. Upon opening, you’re greeted by Nike’s “Just Do It” mantra printed inside the lid. They offer noise cancellation with transparency mode, biometric integration via built-in heart rate monitoring that syncs with the Fitness app and Nike Run Club, up to 45 hours battery life with the charging case, and IPX4 sweat and water resistance. They come with wrap-around ear hooks. The price? US$250.
Sonos Play Portable Speaker
Replacing the Sonos Move 2, the Sonos Play is the perfect portable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi speaker for dad that he can use just about anywhere: as a desk speaker, in the kitchen while he whips up dinner or by the barbecue while he does the same, out by the pool, at the beach – you name it. He can even pair two for stereo sound over both Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. It comes with a charging base and can run for up to 24 hours per charge. Carry it using the removable utility loop. Housed in a durable IP67 rated chassis, it works with voice services, Spotify Connect, Apple AirPlay 2, and the Sonos app. Pick up a Sonos Play for $399 ea., but I’d recommend getting dad two (or save the second one for Christmas!) Stay tuned for my review.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Gimbal Camera
I’m currently reviewing the DJI Osmo Pocket 4, but the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a tech device that I use often. In my review two years ago, I named it one of my favourite tech devices of 2025 (it made my 2024 favourite tech of the year list, too.) The Osmo Pocket 4 improves on the experience with better quality and higher-res image capture with clearer low-light shots, new intelligent tracking, and Quick Shots via gesture control. Dad will love Slow Shutter Video to create motion blur and Film Tone to recreate classic styles. Whether he’s using this to record the kids’ baseball games or his own content for social media, he’ll love it. It’s US$477 on its own but I would recommend the Creator Combo with loads of accessories for US$609. Stay tuned for my review.
Ecovacs Ultramarine P1 Robot Pool Cleaner
Dad probably loves having a pool when he gets to relax in it but hates having one when it’s time to clean it. He can sit back and relax on a lawn chair while the Ecovacs Ultramarine P1 takes care of things for him. As the brand’s first robotic pool cleaner, it offers powerful 4800GPH UltraPure Suction Technology and an optimized S-flow anti-clog channel designed to efficiently extract leaves, sand, and fine debris from every surface of the pool. A Dual-Layer Filter combining a 180-micron outer mesh and a three-micron ultra-fine inner filter captures more than 10 types of debris, including fine particulates like pollen. It uses the SmartNavi Intelligent Navigation System so it can run independently, following an efficient route, avoiding obstacles, and scrubbing floors and walls so dad has less manual brushing to do. It can run for up to three hours and cover a space as large as 1,938 square feet. So, encourage dad to crack open a beer, put his feet up, and watch it do its thing. At just US$500, it’s not crazy-expensive either.
LG UltraGear evo GM9 Gaming Monitor
Speaking of gaming, if dad is a gamer, consider getting him the new LG evo GX9, a 39-inch 5K2K curved OLED gaming monitor that will wow him compared to his tiny PC monitor. The gorgeous 39-inch OLED screen offers near-instant 0.03ms (GtG) response time. The curved OLED boasts 5,120 x 2,160 resolution and 21:9 ultrawide format with 1500R curve and 143 PPI pixel density. It reaches up to 335 nits typical brightness and affords deep blacks, precise colour, and fine scene detail. He’ll get dual-mode refresh rates of 5K2K at 165Hz or Wide Full HD at 330Hz and NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support. Connectivity options include DisplayPort 2.1 (UHBR20),9 HDMI 2.1, and USB-C with 90W power delivery. Starting at $2,200, dad will be able to use it for his work-from-home days, too.
Govee TV Backlight 3
The Govee TV Backlight 3 has an advanced lens architecture and expanded red spectrum IR filter for warm tones. Designed to be positioned behind a TV or monitor to provide a cool ambiance, dad might want this for his gaming room. It divides the screen into up to 24 independent zones, each analyzing and reproducing its corresponding section. The result is a layered, natural ambient glow that feels like the picture is flowing beyond the edges of the display. Govee AI content filters automatically adapt to what’s playing, so it looks moody and restrained for thrillers, for example, vibrant and dynamic for animation, soft and warm for documentaries, and so on. Designed to disappear behind the TV, the camera module is smaller than a thumb drive. Dad can install it easily in minutes using a custom high-bond adhesive, no tools or drilling needed: just peel and stick. Use the Govee app to access preset scenes and sync up to 10 Govee devices, including lamps, strips, bulbs, and more, or let the lights move to the rhythm with Music Mode. The TV Backlight 3 is fully compatible with Matter and integrates seamlessly with Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings. Get it for about $250, depending on the size of TV.
Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro Smartwatch
For marathon running dads, the Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro is the perfect smartwatch companion. It offers structured running, strength-supportive training, and recovery insights, designed to help runners stay consistent through long marathon build-ups. Dad can build personalized training plans and integrate the watch with other platforms he already uses, like TrainingPeaks, Runna, Strava, and Intervals.icu. Advanced running metrics include pacing, lactate threshold, running power, gait tracking, and finish time predictions. Within the Zepp app, recovery insights like heart rate, HRV, sleep, and fatigue advise how the body is responding to training load. Metrics including VO₂ max, fatigue level, and training status help runners make smarter decisions about when to push forward and when to prioritize recovery, supporting consistency across long training cycles. It has advanced dual-band GPS with multi-satellite positioning and offers up to 29 hours of GPS battery life or 17 days for everyday use. Get it for dad for US$450.
JBL Endurance Zone Wireless Earbuds
The JBL Endurance Zone buds, available in Canada through Erikson Consumer, boast an IP68 rating and come with liquid silicone ear hooks and adaptable memory wire to ensure they stay in place so dad can move freely. With 32 hours of play time, Speed Charge for quick turnarounds, and clear four-mic call clarity, there’s also full touch control customization via the JBL Headphones app. They’re relatively affordable as well, selling in Canada for about $220. They come in Black/Gray, Black/Lime, Purple/Grape, Blue/White and White/Orange.
Anker Solix S2000 Power Station
This 2kWh power station is certified with A+ Runtime, the highest rating by TÜV SÜD for real-world power delivery. How long can it last? For context, the Anker Solix S2000 can deliver up to 35 hours of continuous backup of a power-hungry refrigerator. Powered by proprietary OptiSave technology that reduces idle power consumption by 40-70%, it has a 314Ah LiFePO4 battery cells and supports up to 10,000 battery cycles for a 15-year service life, double the industry average. With 1,500W AC output (3,000W peak), 400W solar input, and integrated UPS functionality with seamless switchover during outages, it can power both a refrigerator and other devices at once. Its 1.2-hour AC fast charge to 80% ensures it stays ready for the next outage even after heavy use. Measuring just 8.19 x 11.1 x 12.7 inches, the S2000 packs 2,010Wh into a small footprint while the vertical design slides easily against kitchen walls and rear-facing AC outlets keep messy cords hidden and front ports clear for daily use. It’s available now for an introductory price of US$680 and US$1,200 regularly thereafter.
Motorola moto g stylus – 2026 Smartphone
While Apple iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, and Google Pixel lead the pack when it comes to smartphones, there’s another brand worth considering: Motorola. For a stylus experience, there’s the Motorola moto g stylus – 2026 that comes with a built-in active stylus for note-taking, gaming, and creative expression. It responds to tilt and pressure in supported apps and works with tools like Sketch to Image that uses AI to turn drawings into polished visuals, and Handwriting Calculator that solves handwritten equations without app switching. The phone itself will measure up to dad’s needs, too, with a 50MP Ultra Pixel camera, 13MP ultra-wide and macro vision camera, and 32MP selfie camera, 4K video recording, 6.7-inch Extreme AMOLED display, up to 5,000 nits brightness, 5,200mAh battery that lasts up to 44 hours per charge (and supports 68W fast charging), and Water Touch technology so dad can manipulate it even with wet hands while on the ski hill in the winter or coming out of the pool in the summer. It comes in Pantone Coal Smoke and Pantone Lavender Mist and sells for just $700.
Marshall Bromley 750 Party Speaker
Marshall introduced its first party speaker, the Marshall Bromley 750, last year, and has followed it up with a smaller version, the Bromley 450, for dad to bring along on camping trips, use in the garage while he works on the car, or enjoy out on the deck while downing a few beers with the guys. It sports the same design as the larger Bromley 750, boasts True Stereophonic 360° sound, and can run for 40+ hours of playtime per charge. It shares the same exchangeable battery as Bromley 750, and you can purchase a second to keep it going for longer or plug it in via AC power. For ambiance at night, it has integrated stage lights with three presets. Since it’s housed in a water-based PU leather wrap with soft TPU plastic corner caps and is IP55 rated, dad can comfortably position it nearby the pool for tunes while lounging. The wireless speaker has a built-in handle for easily moving it from room to room or location to location and comes with two combo jacks for mic and instrument inputs if dad wants to break out his guitar at the next family camping or cottage trip. It sells in Canada for about $1,100.
Goal Zero Yeti 1500 6G Power Station
Does dad love to camp, take to the open road, or spend lots of time outdoors? Maybe he’s a preparedness guy? If so, get him the Goal Zero Yeti 1500 6G power station, which provides electric power in the outdoors, off-road, and in emergency situations. Able to power appliances, tools, and refrigeration, it prioritizes physical durability, reliability in outdoor conditions, and rapid AC and solar recharge. It also offers car charging via 12V accessory cable. It’s rated IPX4 for weather resistance against rain and splashes and has protective port covers that shield dust and debris. The internal components are vibration-tested to withstand miles of washboard roads and engineered to maintain reliable discharge performance in extreme temperatures (-4 to 140° F). It comes with four AC outlets (double that of the previous generation), four 140W USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, 12V output port, and 6mm accessory ports. You get 2,000 watts of continuous power and 3,600 watts of surge capacity, enabling it to run high-draw tools and appliances simultaneously. Using new Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery cell chemistry, it rapidly charges from 0% to 80% in under an hour via AC power. For off-grid refills, the unit supports up to 900 Watts of solar input, allowing it to be recharged in under two hours. It comes with ergonomic handles and works with the mobile app for monitoring, firmware updates, and charge profiles. Grab one for US$1,500.
Nikon Sportstar EX II Binoculars
The Nikon Sportstar EX II binoculars come in an 8×25 and 10×25 model, both featuring a waterproof, compact fold-up design. Ideal for dads who love outdoor activities and travel, they offer a comfortably wide field of view for observing subjects at a distance, from animals in the wild to birds and scenic landscapes. They are easy to grip with an ergonomic design and are waterproof with a nitrogen-filled body. The 8×25 model features a wide apparent field of view of 60.3°. They both come with multilayer-coated lenses, turn-and-slide rubber eyecups for easy positioning of eyes at the correct eyepoint, rubber armouring for shock resistance and a firm, comfortable grip, and aluminum alloy body for enhanced durability. Pricing is $140 to $150, respectively.
Fitbit Air Screenless Wearable
If you get dad the Fitbit Air screenless fitness tracker, I would recommend signing him up for at least a year of Google Health Premium so he gets the most out of it. It does come with three free months, however, to get him started. The tracker looks like a bracelet with no screen, all the magic happening under the hood and the data collected and sent to the app. He can use it to track his activity, sleep, nutrition, calorie burn, steps, and vitals. With Google Health Premium, he can have a short onboarding conversation to discuss his goals (lose weight, build muscle, get better sleep), advise of his usual routine (weekly walks, gym workouts, maybe nothing) then get ongoing advice, encouragement, and analysis. If he likes basketball, get him the limited-edition Stephen Curry band version. The band is $130 (Steph Curry’s version a bit more) and Google Health Premium is $14/mo. So, for under $300, you can set dad up for the next year, then renew the subscription for his gift next year. I have been using the Fitbit Air for the last few weeks and love how much insight Google Health Premium provides, how comfortable it is to wear, the long-lasting battery, and the distraction-free simplicity.
Serafim S3 CarX Edition Mobile Game Controller
As a special version of its S3 Universal Mobile Game Controller created in collaboration with CarX Technologies, the studio behind some of the world’s most popular drifting and open-world racing titles, the Serafim S3 CarX Edition, comes in a bold red-and-black colour inspired by the CarX racing universe. It includes 200 CarX Store Coins, giving players access to exclusive in-game rewards across the CarX ecosystem. CarX Drift Racing Online, available on PC (Steam), consoles, and mobile, features over 120 cars, extensive customization, and authentic drift handling, with competitive formats like Top-32 designed for tandem drifting. The series also includes CarX Street, an open-world street-racing experience, and CarX Drift Racing 3, the newest mobile entry expanding the franchise’s physics and visual fidelity. It promises to deliver precise steering, smooth throttle control, and instant response, helping players maintain angle, transitions and high-speed drift lines with greater accuracy. The controller is powered by the Serafim Console app, which provides access to major gaming platforms including PS Remote Play, Xbox Game Pass, Steam, GeForce NOW, Amazon Luna, the App Store, and Google Play. The app also supports livestreaming, allowing players to broadcast gameplay and interact with viewers directly from their smartphone. Grab it for dad for US$90.
Scosche Scovac 4-in-1 High-Power Mini Vacuum Duster
Gadgets for the car and dad go hand-in-hand and the Scosche Scovac 4-in-1 high-power mini vacuum duster is compact enough to toss in the trunk to clean those pesky crumbs, dirt, sand, and pet hair that often gets left behind on dad’s precious interior. Offering 12,000 Pa of suction, there are two modes (Eco or Turbo) and eight attachments for multi-surface, multi-purpose cleaning and dusting, so he can bring it on the RV, boat, and even use it at home, too. Weighing just 0.85 lbs., it comes with a convenient carrying case and a 20W 12V car charger and USB-C charging cable. Dad will love it and at US$80, it’s a steal.
Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless Headphones
I’m smack-dab in the middle of reviewing these headphones, and so far, so good. The Sennheiser Momentum 5 Wireless headphones are designed for enjoying Hi-Res Audio with Snapdragon Sound technology and aptX Lossless. Dad can personalize the sound using the eight-band EQ in the app, set presets, and enjoy spatial audio with head tracking. They come with noise cancelling, too, so he can wear them on the plane, subway, coffee shop, even at home and the world around him will melt away. They last for up to 57 hours per charge with ANC engaged and come with a 3.5mm analog audio cable for listening with sources via wired connection as well. Available in Black, White, or the lovely Denim finish I’m reviewing, they sell for $570.
Amazfit Cheetah 2 Ultra Train Running Watch
If dad has recently picked up running, the Amazfit Cheetah 2 Ultra is the affordable brand’s latest option for those who love to tackle mountain trails and other tricky outdoor terrains, or who simply want a rugged and feature-rich smartwatch. It is specifically built for ultra distances and mountain racing, offering features like long battery life, precision navigation, and advanced training insights. It offers 33-hour trail running optimized GPS battery life, full-colour contour maps, and advanced training and recovery insights. Durable with a bright screen, it even has a built-in dual-mode flashlight. He’ll enjoy up to 33 hours of battery life in Trail Running Mode when using dual-frequency GPS, all-satellite positioning, and the always-on display, heart rate monitoring, and map navigation enabled. Off the trails, it can last for as long as 30 days. It’s the perfect companion for a dad who is new to running or established and looking for his first or an upgraded watch. Get it for US$600.
Denon AVR-X2900H AV Receiver
A nice upgrade for the living room, games room, or man cave, the Denon AVR-X2900H AV receiver uses updated internal components and 32-bit multi-channel DAC architecture for improved imaging, clearer high frequency detail, and stronger low frequency output across all channels. It supports Audyssey for straightforward setup and balanced sound and Dirac Live for more advanced tuning. As a step-up entry-level receiver, he’ll get 95 watts per channel over seven channels, supporting surround formats, HDMI features, and gaming standards and suitable for movies, games, and music. For connectivity, there’s HEOS multiroom audio, Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2, and access to music services including TuneIn Internet Radio, Spotify, and Qobuz. At just $1,799, dad will love swapping out his old one.
PongBot Aura AI-Powered Training Robot
If dad’s latest pastime is pickleball, or maybe another ball-centric sport, the PongBot Aura is a unique AI-powered training robot that can assist with pickleball, tennis, and padel, helping him improve through advice and automating the play process. A patented adaptive wheel track and auto-calibrated ball feed physically reconfigures to support the three sports. Compatible with balls from 40 to 80mm, you can choose the desired sport from the companion app. For tennis, Aura delivers full-court topspin, backspin, and flat shots at match speed. For pickleball, it drills dink precision and kitchen placement, mirroring real-game pressure on every rep. For padel, it simulates authentic side wall and back-wall rebounds, sharpening read and timing on every angle. Over-the-air updates unlock baseball, softball, and beyond without new hardware. Through its 120fps dual-cam and 10 TOPS AI processor, it serves as an intelligent coach, tracking motion, grip pressure, swing path, body rotation, follow through, and more, and helps you correct your form. It supports voice commands through LLM-powered voice control, so he can say things like “give me a fast cross-court with heavy topspin,” for example, and Aura will execute this request, hands-free. Who needs a human play partner? There’s so much more this machine can do, and for US$999 (promotional price now of US$499), it’s worth it if you know dad will use it all the time.
Oura Ring 5 Smart Ring
The newest edition of the popular smart ring, a follow up to the Oura Ring 4 I reviewed last year, the new Oura Ring 5 claims to be the smallest smart ring in the world. Crafted from lightweight, non-allergenic titanium, it’s thinner and lighter with a smoother curvature so it feels more natural on the finger. The low-profile sensor domes afford better skin contact, says the company, along with more powerful LEDs, clearer, more consistent readings, and 12 stronger signal pathways for greater accuracy across more finger types and skin tones. It’s also more scratch-resistant and boasts an IP68 rating so he can safely swim with it. It comes with the charging dock but you can also get him the charging case. Like the others, it requires a membership at US$70/yr. and the ring itself is US$499 for the premium finish or US$399 for the base. Order him a sizing kit and start him on his journey to better health and wellness!
We Are Rewind EQ-002 Freddie Wireless Headphones
Take dad back to the ’80s with the retro-inspired We Are Rewind EQ-002 Freddie wireless headphones. Designed to complement the WE-001 series of personal cassette players, the headphones are inspired by the iconic portable headphones of the 1980s, combining a lightweight vintage aesthetic with contemporary wireless technology. They feature Bluetooth 6, enabling wireless listening with the We Are Rewind cassette players as well as smartphones. A 3.5mm cable is included for wired listening as well. Get up to 14 hours battery life. They sell for for US$59.