Lamborghini is known for making some of the most beautiful high-performance autos out there. And now, the iconic brand is bringing its style to your wardrobe. Mizuno has partnered with Lamborghini to create the Wave Tenjin 2, a pair of sleek runners inspired by its namesake. Lightweight mesh made from polyester can be found throughout the shoe with a unique open-air heel underneath. Mizuno looks to the Lamborghini Aventador’s styling for inspiration on this shoe.

Back to the sole, which is made from a unique composite rubber and carbon fiber material that is designed to be lightweight but resistant to outdoor activity. By keeping it open, walking and running will have less impact on the knees, according to Mizuno. The new Lamborghini Wave Tenjin 2 Running shoes are available for $401 today.

There are plenty of products on Kickstarter these days that promise to alter the mind for a happier disposition or better life. Usually such examples are quick to be written off. But when an established brand like Onkyo partners with a startup and says it’s developed a new product that will boost concentration, our ears perk up. The new Mindset Bluetooth Headphones have built-in EEG or electroencephalogram sensors that measure electrical activity in the brain.

So how does it increase productivity? Aside from offering customizable settings that remove audio alerts from your connected devices, the built-in sensors are able to note when the brain becomes distracted. A change in the brain’s signaling cause the Mindset headphones to alert the user of distractions with subtle pings. The goal is to quickly move you back to a state of concentration. Of course, the Bluetooth headphones have all the expected features, like noise cancellation and memory foam earcups. Through just a few short days, this Kickstarter project has raised over $350,000, which is three times its initial goal. Currently, a pledge of $229 will deliver a unit in December.

Philips has announced that it will be bringing its mammoth 40-inch 4K Curved Display to the United States market. This move comes after it was first revealed back at IFA in September and subsequently released in Europe. The $999.99 monitor is now available at Amazon for purchase. Despite not including forward-thinking inputs like USB-C, this display has a lust-worthy design and enough real estate for content creators to work without restriction.

The curved display is able to push out a 3840 x 2160 resolution, offering one of the few ultra wide 4K workspaces on the market today. On the backside, users will have access to VGA, DisplayPort (2) and both HDMI 1.4 and 2.0 inputs. Thankfully, at this price tag Philips is including a four-port USB 3.0 hub that includes one fast-charging output. At $300 less than LG’s troubled UltraFine 5K display, this new option from Philips might be a viable option for Mac users, if you can get past the lack of USB-C. You can pre-order the Philips 40-inch 4K Curved Monitor at Amazon today for $999.99.

Nearly a year after Fibit first announced the Alta Fitness tracker, it’s unveiling a new model with heart rate monitoring built-in. It’s nearly identical to the previous generation in looks until you flip it over. That’s where you’ll find all of the new sensors that will monitor your heart rate throughout the day and make suggestions about how to burn the most calories. Fitbit is expecting around seven days of use on a full charge which is a smaller improvement over the previous generation. The new heart rate-friendly model will retail for $150 in standard finishes or $180 for metal finishes like Rose Gold when it hits shelves next month.

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Today’s Fitbit announcement also brings a big upgrade to the Blaze and Charge 2. A software update via mobile will soon enable Sleep Stage tracking that notes the quality and duration of your slumber. This is something that Apple Watch continues to struggle with, so today’s move puts Fitbit in a stronger position for those interested in sleep data.

Apple’s AirPods made a serious splash during the holiday season with its truly wireless design and deep integration into iOS. Other manufacturers have taken note, both in design and software. Sony unveiled its new Xperia earbuds at Mobile World Congress with a few familiar features. Aside from the wire-free design, Sony’s Agent digital assistant is built-in much like Siri. From an audio standpoint, we do not often see an open-ear style on earbuds. This is typically reserved for over-ear headphones, with its ability to not only hear the music but your environment as well.

Sony is using metal materials on its latest release with an intriguing driver unit that uses bone conduction to transfer sound. Early reports out of MWC suggest that while listeners can hear noise around them, the audio is not loud enough for people nearby to be distracted. While it’s easy to see these earbuds as an audio-first device, Sony is billing them as a way to communicate with artificial intelligence. It’s important to note that the Xperia Ear is a prototype for now. If and when it comes to market, it will also have access to Google Assistant.

Catch up on more MWC coverage over at 9to5Google.

The Moar Folding Electric Bike doesn’t follow the trends of previous alternative energy transports that we’ve featured here on Electronicsforward. Instead of a commuter-friendly design, this two-wheeler is high-powered and ready for just about anything. It is backed by a 500W rear electric hub or 750W mid-drive motor. While it does fold up into a smaller package, Moar’s latest creation features off-road tires and a bulkier frame.

After a brief stint on Indiegogo, it has raised over $81,000, easily surpassing the initial $30,000 goal. Moar uses a 48W battery to power the internal motor, as well as a built-in LED dashboard and turn signals. Cycling enthusiasts will note the inclusion of seven-speed Shimano gears on this eBike, bringing a bit of name recognition to this crowdfunding project. The entry-level $999 model provides up to 50-miles of range while the more powerful $1,199 rendition provides around 65-miles. Stepping up to the top-end $1,999 “Rapt” version brings an 85-mile battery. Moar is expected to begin shipping units in May.