Gallery: Here's the Gear We Couldn't Live Without This Month

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    The A38 Bluetooth Headset is the same form factor as Astro's lighter-weight A30 system, but with wireless connectivity so you can transition from phone to work computer to home.
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    BlueLounge CableDrop nubs help keep your wires organized and neat.
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    The Nexus 5 isn't new anymore, but this insanely red color scheme is--and it's fantastic.
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    Osmo Pre-Load Hydration is chock full of electrolytes, so as you start sweating bullets, you’re not unduly depleting your body of the salts it needs to function
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    The Gerber Zip Blade comes with a fob that loops onto any zipper pull.
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    For designers and artists that need to keep working while out of the studio, the Wacom Cintiq Companion is trusty travel buddy.
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    Spiegelau's IPA glasses are designed to enhance your hoppy brews.
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    For a small, portable headphone amp, the Beyerdynamic A200p packs a helluva sonic punch.
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    Seeso's Planner has yearly, monthly, and weekly views with plenty of space for daily to-do lists.
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    This beautiful piece of mobile dining equipment is a Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids lunchbox from 1973.
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    Hincapie’s Power Tour Jacket provides warmth and coverage as well as breathability thanks to mesh panels under the arms.
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