Echo Dot took the holiday shopping season by storm last year and with good reason. It delivered Amazon’s popular Alexa Voice Service to more consumers for just $50. The compact package, quality design and breadth of features made it the must-have gift of 2016. While Alexa has made its way to other devices in 2017, Amazon’s official line of products has been slow to be adopted by third-party accessory makers.

Today, Ninety7 out of Palo Alto has made its VAUX add-on available to the public. The “first” battery-powered speaker designed for Amazon Echo Dot. Aside from adding a portable power source, this new product also delivers a built-in speaker for $30 less than the list price of the comparable Tap Bluetooth Speaker. For Echo fanatics, this add-on might be the must-have accessory of 2017…

Fujifilm has launched its latest instant camera, the SQUARE SQ10. Playing off the success of Instagram, it uses a square aspect ratio to instantly deliver your pictures while on-the-go. The retro-inspired camera is said to offer a number of improvements that have plagued this product category for some time. A redesigned sensor will bring brighter photos in low-light conditions as well as better performance at closer range. The hybrid digital and instant shooter promises to bridge the gap between our digital and analog lifestyles, with a few key features.

This morning, AOC has announced that its new 40-inch Curved 4K Ultra HD display is now available in the United States for purchase. Priced at $899.99, this monitor promises an immersive high resolution experience wrapped in one of the largest desktop workspaces that we’ve seen. Given the troubles of LG’s latest 5K release, this attractive monitor may fit the bill for Apple users looking for a solution…

Standing out in the sea of Bluetooth speakers these days isn’t the easiest proposition. With big names like Bose competing for your dollars alongside new Kickstarter projects popping up daily, making a dent in this market seems harder than ever. Insert Geneva’s new Touring S DAB Radio that packs all of the necessary Hi-Fi technology into a tidy, aluminum design and we may have a new contender. At $215, it won’t kill your budget and still offers everything needed for a music-filled day at the beach.

Sony is known for making a wide range of products, from audio gear to cameras, TVs and accessories. But at times, it cranks out something a little different. Its latest creation is a $700 e-ink tablet that promises to cut-down on your paper use with its large display and unique anti-slip coating. Coming in with a thickness of less than “30 pages of paper”, it’s not going to take up much room either.