It’s official! Apple will launch new products at the next #AppleEvent on September 9th at 10 a.m. PDT 🚨
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 18 Pro models and its first foldable iPhone at the event
NEW: Ninja made a smarter Brita for the countertop.
HydraSense is an intelligent water filtration system built to clean tap water faster, track filter life automatically, and keep the minerals that make water taste good.
-Filters 80+ contaminants, including PFAS, lead, microplastics, and pharmaceuticals
-Dispenses filtered water 6x faster than a Brita standard filter
-Touchscreen tracks water usage and filter life in real time
-Preserves natural minerals and electrolytes instead of stripping everything out
-120-gallon filter lasts about 6 months
-96 oz countertop reservoir requires no plumbing or installation
Priced at $199.99.
It was worth the wait. I don’t need to go into the history or the background, the Undefeated 4s already carry that without me needing to say it. What I enjoy about these is they aren’t a direct retro of the iconic 2005 pair. They pay homage to the legendary OG while giving us something a little different.
I know there are divided opinions on whether brands should re-release mythical pairs like this. Older generations in sneakers lean heavy on nostalgia, and we often appreciate footwear in a different way than younger generations. I feel like releases like this can serve as a connection piece between both.
Personally, I don’t have a problem with re-releasing icons. To me, it’s an effort to connect people of today to a moment they may not have been old enough to truly appreciate.
If we want sneaker culture to keep moving forward, connecting different generations has to be part of it. It shouldn’t matter if your first sneaker was in 1985 or 2025.
What matters is how the stories and experiences overlap, and how the shoes keep sparking that connection.