We’re two days away from Christmas, and you’re most certainly in the swing of things at this point. To get you further into the holiday spirit, we present a fun little project from LEGO Ideas. A Christmas Story house recreates the iconic home of Ralphie Parker in a neat little kit. It even features the fan-favorite leg lamp in the window. This LEGO Ideas project launched a few months back, but is receiving extra attention around the holidays. It’s off to a rousing start thus far with over 2,600 supporters and heading towards the necessary 10,000 to hit store shelves.

The inside of the house is divided up into each space seen in the movie, including the kitchen and Ralphie’s room. Included in the set is a minifig of each member of the Parker family plus the Bumbpus Hounds. There will also be special edition Cowboy and Pink Nightmare versions of Ralphie. Although it’s not guaranteed to go to production, it wouldn’t surprise us if this LEGO Idea hit the big-time. Check out the full gallery below with more in-depth pictures. You can offer support on this official landing page. In the meantime, be sure to check out all of LEGO’s holiday themed sets for this time of year.

LG is trying to make it easier for consumers to ditch their TV in favor of a slim, technology-packed projector. It’s a funny proposition because LG is responsible for some of the best displays on the market today. The new LG ProBeam laser projector fits in your backpack and weighs just under five pounds, but still includes many popular features generally found on TVs. Most notable is the inclusion of webOS, the much loved smart platform that brings access to all of your favorite streaming services.

The ProBream also has an impressive 2,000 lumen bulb, which is brighter than many portable options on the market today. That’s enough juice to clearly see your content in a well-lit room during the day. Another intriguing feature is Bluetooth connectivity that allows users to beam audio to wireless headphones or speakers with minimal latency. We know that it will support full 1080p content, but it’s not yet clear how many inputs this projector will sport. LG is expected to unveil final pricing at CES 2017 in January.

When Microsoft announced the Xbox One Elite controller, it was praised for its top-grade materials and customizability. Now, a year and a half later it’s getting another facelift. Microsoft and Scuf are partnering to deliver a handful of new colors, patterns and hardware for the Elite controller. You can’t quite do everything that the Xbox Design Lab offers, but you’re certainly going to be able to stand out from your gaming buddies.

There are carbon fiber skins and blue or purple trims that can be added around each thumbsticks. You can customize the face buttons, as well as the sliders with new colors too. Best of all is the swappable levers on the backside that bring vertical functionality instead of the original horizontal paddles. This is likely to be very attractive for competitive gamers looking for an edge over the competition. The accessory kits start at $30 and are slated to begin shipping before long.

The Felt Tote’m Electric Bike reimagines the classic two-wheel design with a shorter stance and a unique pedal-assist system that was created in partnership with industry veteran Shimano. There are a number of subtle adjustments that have been made with eyes on a better ride. Felt’s latest creation is a full-featured eBike with a number of extra bells and whistles. The attention to detail here is top-notch.

It starts with a rust-orange aluminum frame that has nearly every wire hidden where possible. The built-in 350W power supply system can push speeds up to 20MPH, even when the cargo system is loaded down. Felt’s decision to go with a shorter wheelbase influences a number of different components on this ride. The main focus was to cut down on bulk and create a more nimble feel, avoiding the bulkiness that has plagued some eBikes. Felt’s Tote’m eBike is available for purchase today from authorized retailers in the US for $3,999.

TP-Link has unveiled a new version of its popular Smart Plugs, the HS-105 Mini. This model offers a slimmer design and does not require the presence of a Wi-Fi connected hub. The latest TP-Link plug continues the recent trend of new smart home devices that play nicely with Amazon’s Alexa Voice Service. Sadly, it does not bring HomeKit functionality to the table. Opting for a slimmer design allows the HS-105 to fit in more locations than its competitors, such as the much larger WeMo Switch. It comes it at just 1- x 2.75- x 2.2-inches.

Smart outlets are an excellent way to bring enhanced control to common household items. Like the rest of TP-Link’s offerings, users will be able to create schedules, monitor usage and remotely access devices via the free smartphone app. Best of all, it connects directly to your existing Wi-Fi thanks to its hub-less design. This is a distinct advantage over pricier alternatives like Philips Hue. The TP-Link HS105 is available for purchase today at Amazon and other online retailers.

Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant has seen massive success over the last year since it was first introduced with the Echo speaker. While there have been a handful of subsequent releases, we’ve yet to see anything quite like GE’s latest creation. The C by GE LED table lamp has Alexa Voice Service built directly into the base, so you can request information and control your compatible devices without having a speaker nearby. This is the first release that brings Alexa out of home audio and integrates it within another common household product.

The C Lamp is a large circle that houses a number of LED bulbs with a control panel on the base. It looks similar to Dyson’s popular tabletop fans. Details are somewhat scarce about its microphone capabilities, but we’d guess that it would pack the same far-field features set of Amazon Echo. With competition heating up from competitors like Google Home and potentially Apple, Amazon’s partnership with GE is not a surprise. The yet-to-be officially named LED lamp is set for pre-orders in 2017 with a Q2 ship date. Pricing has yet to be announced.

Blink XT is an outdoor IP camera that is battery-powered and loaded with attractive features for the security-minded individual. Its weatherproof design combined with an internal power source shoot it to the top of our list, bypassing those that require an outlet nearby. Just how good is the battery life? Blink promises up to two years of use before it needs a refresh. This impressive longevity is due to the way that the new XT model operates. It records in five to sixty second clips depending on your settings versus continual monitoring.

A myriad of sensors help to detect movement and changes in environment with an eye on maximizing battery life. Motion and temperature detectors highlight the list of features that includes a IP-65 rating for protection against the elements. Blink is also introducing Alexa compatibility on this model, which allows users to control the camera via voice in addition to a smartphone app. Perhaps best of all is Blink’s commitment to free cloud storage, which can be quite pricey with similar products. The XT Outdoor Camera is available for pre-order today with a $119 price tag.

If you’re in the market for an all-weather camera today, we recommend the Nest Cam Outdoor that’s currently on sale for $182.87 (Reg. $200).

Shinola is known for making some of the most beautiful timepieces in America today. Based out of Detroit, Michigan, the brand is adding audio to its portfolio of expertly crafted goods. The Runwell Turntable is being made with the help of industry veteran VPI. Shinola is only planning on releasing 500 of these beauties and each model is handcrafted with a natural wood or all black finish.

Runwell uses a friction-free metal tonearm that is designed for the smoothest playback possible. A built-in pre-amp receives signals from the Ortofon 2M Blue cartridge, which is known for its top-grade quality. Each of the aluminum components are CNC’d from a solid block of metal and then pieced together for a custom fit-and-finish. Shinola’s new Runwell Turntable is available for purchase today with a $2,500 price tag. If you’re looking for a more cost-effective alternative, we recommend this Audio-Technica turntable that’s currently marked down to $79 (Reg. $99) at Amazon.

Adidas is known for thinking outside of the box when it comes to footwear. It’s latest creation goes even further with a biodegradable design that focuses on being environmentally friendly. Adidas started this project by wanting to explore the idea of eliminating its dependance on manufactured plastics. That led them to a material called Biosteel that is made from a synthetic spider silk. The main draw here is its biodegradable characteristics. Adidas leaned heavily on this unique fabric to create the new Futurecraft Biofabric shoe.

This isn’t Adidas first foray into environmentally-friendly designs. You might have seen the Adidas x Parley that was recently released. Portions of that shoe are made from recycled ocean plastic but it isn’t entirely free of potentially earth-damaging materials. Adidas expects that Biofabric owners can get around two years of use out the shoes before deterioration might begin to occur. At this point, these new kicks are still in the developmental stage but the plan is to have them available for purchase in 2017. This is just the latest move from Adidas as it points toward eliminating the use of plastic in its supply chain in the coming years.

Drones have enjoyed massive popularity throughout 2016 as consumers have taken a liking to capturing aerial footage. One of the disadvantages, however, is that quadcopters often require quite a bit of work to setup and carry around. Recently, a Kickstarter project popped up that hopes to avoid those very problems. AirSelfie (not the best name, we know) is a small drone that fits in your hand and can be folded up into a custom phone case for storing.

It is controlled via a free iOS or Android app, just like other popular drones and it can fly up to 60-feet in the air. AirSelfie works a lot like a video game. There are three flight modes that are controlled by an on-screen joystick or the accelerometer in your device. Sadly it can only fly for about three minutes, so it’s really just for taking a few aerial photos. AirSelfie churns out 5MP images or 720p video and fully recharges in 30 minutes. At this time, a pledge of around $200 is slated to deliver this miniature drone in April if the Kickstarter project hits its goal in the next month.

Of course, these $16 mini drones will do the job too…

MiNT has been taking previously unusable old Polaroid cameras and outfitting them with modern features for some time. Now, in celebration of its 10,000th unit, it has released a special edition model called the SLR670-S. MiNT takes classic Polaroids and brings them into 2016 with specs like automatic shooting modes that can handle low or high ISO film. Mint has also added a new motherboard and “electric eye” bringing enhanced image stabilization.

The SLR670-S is also getting a new outward design that includes a striking gold trim. Additional features include an adjustable shutter and a built-in f/8 lens. If you know someone that digs vintage photography, this could be a wonderful and unique present this holiday season. Not only does MiNT’s cameras combine modern and classic design, it tells a story while doing it. The latest model is available today for $675 in black and brown.

When Microsoft first introduced the Xbox One, it was intended to “control the living room.” Features like OneGuide were designed to bring all of your media content to one place. Even with the addition of OTA capabilities with a small dongle, Xbox One simply hasn’t caught on like Microsoft had hoped in this area. Today, Tablo is introducing a new Xbox One-focused version of its DVR. There will be a new app designed specially for the gaming console that works in tandem with the company’s two-tuner model.

Tablo’s OTA DVR uses a traditional HD antenna to bring in local channels that are available in your area. It acts as a central hub for all of your recorded content and is then shared out to an Xbox One (and other streaming media players). While the DVR has been available to the public for awhile, its new functionality on the Xbox One bridges the gap between the gaming console and recorded content. For committed cord cutters, this is a viable option. The DVR itself is available for $220 with a required TiVo-like subscription ($5/mo. or $50/yr.) Learn more about cutting the cord here.

One of the biggest features that separates most smartwatches on the market today is battery life. Generally, this category carries standard specs across the board for smartphone connectivity and fitness tracking. But you’ll find substantial variation when it comes to charging habits. For example, my Apple Watch needs a boost nightly but Casio’s Smart Outdoor Watch can go up to 30 days. The new Matrix Powerwatch goes even further with an intriguing thermoelectric design that uses body heat to power itself. While it is dubbed ‘a watch you’ll never take off’, your data is stored to internal memory when removed and saved for your next use.

Powerwatch can track your activity levels, including calories burned and steps taken. The aircraft-grade aluminum casing is capable of withstanding 50 meters of water while swimming and the like. There are interchangeable watch faces that display different data points depending on your needs. Smartphone connectivity relays notifications and more. Matrix Powerwatch is available on Indiegogo today for $99 with an estimated ship date of July 2017, if everything goes to plan.

Nikon has introduced its new D5600 entry-level DSLR that focuses on consumer-friendly features and a relatively affordable price tag. A descendant of the D5500, this camera adds new connectivity options but keeps the same 24 megapixel CMOS sensor. Nikon hopes that the D5600 will be an attractive option for budding photographers looking to make the jump from a smartphone.

Upgrades over the previous generation include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE connectivity that allow users to instantly transfer photos wirelessly via Nikon’s free smartphone app. There is a 3.2-inch LCD display on the back that tilts and swivels. It is the beneficiary of new in-depth touchscreen controls that the D5500 lacked. Nikon also added a new time-lapse movie mode that was previously only available on higher-end models. Final pricing and availability has yet to be revealed but we’re guessing the D5600 will sell for around $1,000.

Leica has been making an aggressive push to lower its prices with new releases in hopes of opening itself up to a new group of consumers. That trend started with its Sofort Instant Camera and continues with its new mirrorless TL model. At $1,700, it’s still more expensive that some of the most popular cameras out there but you should still expect to pay a premium for the Leica name.

The TL features a 16 megapixel APS-C sensor that is wrapped in a compact mirrorless body. It ships in a variety of sleek colors, including black, silver and titanium. There is a 3.7-inch touchscreen display on the back and it has built-in Wi-Fi for transferring images. Users will be able to attach any T or SL Leica lens. Available for purchase today from authorized retailers for $1,700.