Lego is at it again! We have seen flashlights and cameras and now they have Lego Radios! At first glance you will know immediately that this is a Lego-based radio. But apparently, do you know if it is a radio?

It takes the shape of any modern Lego Brick which should be a great add for the kids room who play with them most of the time. It features the usual volume knobs and tuner controls, with AM/FM radio and a snooze feature. Unlike real LEGOs this requires 4 AA batteries. Just make sure you tell your kids that it is a clock radio though since they may hurl and toss it as they would for any normal Lego toy brick.

(Source) Gizmo Diva

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Flashlights are handy but can you recount the number of times you have lost them? A flashlight, big or small, is useful but don’t you just hate it when you are not able to find them and use them when the need arises? It does happen especially in the dire moments like power failures or blackouts.

The railroad flashlight is a nice colorful torch that features a rubber-coated body, making it shockproof. Even the reflector assembly can be rotated at any angle to focus the beam bang on target. The translucent plastic glows on the periphery of the reflector and doubles up as an added safety feature. This portable light uses DC power as a source.

(Source) Yanko

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