Here’s How to Clean Your AirPods and AirPods Case the Right Way

For as much care that can go into cleaning your phone, the same level of focus should apply to your Air Pods. After all, considering the fact they’re such a hefty investment — and that you literally put them inside your ears — you’ll want to properly take care of them in order to extend their life. And, after all, the last thing you want is to have such a nice product looking janky and unclean. Thusly, it’s important to clean not only the AirPods themselves but their charging case too.

Keep reading to learn how to clean AirPods without damaging them.

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Human Capable Wants to Bring Augmented Reality to the Masses With the $350 Norm Smart Glasses

Not so long ago, the idea of a smartwatch or any other sort of wearable tech product seemed like something out of Blade Runner or The Jetsons. Now, a quick Google search for ‘wearable tech” yields more than 200 million results, with the sponsored section offering a number of direct product links to things such as fitness trackers or Apple Watches. Safe to say: the future is now. 

That being said, a lot of wearables have been hailed as groundbreaking devices that would change mankind’s relationship to technology — and most of these products failed. Remember Google Glass?

Unfortunately, many wearable products are simply too expensive or too weird for a mass audience. That’s why Kickstarter has become a testing ground for new wearables. Case in point: the Norm Glasses from Human Capable.

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The 15 Best New Pieces of Menswear to Buy This Week

As we head into the final days of February, it’s time to start thinking a little bit more about spring. We know that’s a crazy statement, but the seasons are about to shift into that awkward middle school phase where they can’t truly make up their mind about whether it’s hot or cold outside. With that in mind, many of the selections in this week’s best new menswear releases are geared toward preparing you for this: Serac’s Business Coat has a removable cashmere vest, Sid Mashburn’s vibrant sweater can be easily removed, and Wool Aruthur’s wine-colored jacket is crafted from a lighter material that works as a handy—and interesting-looking—layering piece. You’ll find those, and many others, below.

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The Best New TV Shows & Movies This Week: 'The Invisible Man', 'Curb Your Enthusiasm', and More

With another month down the drain, 2020 seems to be getting off to a lightning-fast start, and we still haven't hit peak movie time yet (although there's a grip of great television out there, and on the horizon).

This week, we have a pair of our standard picks; we can't help it if HBO knows how to pick 'em. We also examine Pete Davidson's latest Netflix special, as well as Universal's latest Blumhouse horror, the Elisabeth Moss-starring The Invisible Man. It's not a blow-away week, but it has some heat.

You know the score; we've got our picks down below. Scroll down to see our thoughts. You're welcome.

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'Better Call Saul' Season 5: First Impressions

Over the last two nights, AMC has been kicking Better Call Saul into high-gear with the premiere of its fifth season. And while I hate having to say this, Potential Spoilers Beyond This Point in The Piece, because people have dropped off from watching what's consistently been one of the best shows on television. This isn't surprising; slow-burns can be cool for season-long stories, but many don't seem to stay dedicated when that burn goes on for seasons. Just look at what happened to Mr. Robot's viewership; Season 2 took a lot of steam out of the saga, only to come back harder for its third and (phenomenal) fourth season. Them's the breaks, but it feels weird considering how much people loved Breaking Bad; y'all made series creator Vince Gilligan make El Camino!

That said, with the end of Season 4 of Better Call Saul, we finally got to see Saul fully emerge. And now, over two nights, we've been able to see him operate...and the ramifications of those actions. We're in the end game, and excited, so I decided to holler at William Goodman—frequent Complex contributor and fan of the series—to share some thoughts about Saul's return. 

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14 Things To Do Around D.C. This Week

Enjoy the last few days of February by watching the NBA’s reigning MVP, going green with a veggie cooking class, curling up with a good book, and much more.

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Take the Moment with the Latest lululemon and Robert Geller Collection

Simply put, lululemon is the gold standard for athleisure. In the same way that Nike is often a shorthand for a specific kind of trendy sneaker, lululemon has become synonymous with a certain kind of lifestyle and aesthetic. The brand’s commitment to modern athletic essentials crafted out of comfortable and high-performing fabric has long-established them as a force to be reckoned with.

So, when you’re at the top, how do you continue to innovate?

You let someone new take the wheel.

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These 3D Pens Can Help You Bring Your Dreams to Life — Literally

Despite the fact they’ve been around for a few years now, 3D printers are still fairly expensive to own and maintain. Plus, they just take up a lot of real estate in a household. And while the results are absolutely worth it, we often wonder if there’s some a better solution for those that want a 3D printer experience, without having to pay the full price for it.

Enter 3D pens. Viewed as sort of a cousin to the 3D printer, 3D pens allow you to draw your creation in real life, giving it a fully realized look and feel. 3D pens function by spitting out strains of hot plastic, not entirely unlike a hot glue gun, that can be placed on top of one another to create a fully 3D model. It’s a free-flowing, creative experience that’s a great toy for children and for children at heart. Creating with a 3D pen is immensely rewarding, because at the end of it all, there’s a tangible model that’s been created.

While 3D pens haven’t quite caught on in the same fashion that 3D printers have, there are still a few good options for those that want to go ahead and begin creating 3D models of their own. We’ve rounded up three of the best so that you can go ahead and bring your dreams to life — literally.

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