Red and black cube pusher with brass-tone hazard stripe inlays, fake screws, grilles and button textures, Kaneda's bike shrunk into a block. The Red Drive Bay is the storage base for it, and pressing the bay launches the pusher out with a clean snap, so the base is a fidget on its own. Geeone shot the launch video and had the set listed as 'Y2k Disk Red + Stand' at $235.90 on August 22, ten days before the Chinese announcement, shipping September 20. Same body as the Y2k Disk, red build.
Three damascus editions of the Cat: steel damascus at 1,299, 80 units; zirc damascus at 1,499, 20 each in low-temp black, white and rainbow; and a straight-grain zirc damascus body with copper damascus plates at 1,699, 40 units. The plain PC and PEI Cats are already on TRB for anyone who wants to feel the mechanism first.
Black version is PEEK over PPS with four-color Ti-damascus inlay plates; the PEI version is PEI over PSU. Gen 1 was a collab with Daji, this one is theirs alone: reworked track and hole positions for a crisper feel and a sound that stays put however you play it, new artwork, sealed box, one carrier. The back logo is their little knight dozing off with the shield.
Named after the snack. Two finishes, polished then baked black, or anodized color, for two kinds of taste. The base model is already at the usual shops, so the zirc will not be far behind.
TC4 titanium, hand engraving plus laser and anodized color, about 48 grams. Synced dual rail, dense, no high and low tones. POPO is everywhere in the west by now; this is the first hand-carved one.
Tuning-fork inserts for the Qianji Pro. Version A is quieter with more overtone, version B louder and shorter. Cheap way to change how a slider you already own sounds.
Accessory rounds for the Breaker in steel, brass or zirc damascus. Geeone had all three up on August 20 at $39.90, $39.90 and $99.90, and the zirc ones are already gone there.
Italian Buttero and Minerva Box veg-tan, Alran goat lining, python-belly inlay (lizard, python or croc, random). Hand-cut, layered and shaped, two-tone saddle stitch. A sheath that is also the look of the piece.
Two-brand bag for carrying the collection. Microfiber leather or full-grain cowhide, black or neon orange on black.
A new compound with five-plus play modes, titanium first. Only the teaser so far.
The summer silent line was 99 to 168 RMB in PEI and steel. Same bouncy, office-quiet pitch, now in zirconium at 368. A maker moving the silence pitch up the price ladder.
A stick pusher where a magnet drives the mechanical track, no end stops, so freestyle moves work. The editor of the second channel played one at the Guangzhou show and called the value almost unbeatable. China sells it through Douyin livestreams with no list price; Geeone put it up as the Mag Mech Stick at $19.90 on September 1, PEI and PEEK, shipping in a week.
A pinball table in a pusher: flick the ball and it snaps around inside a little square. First batch is titanium, three limited colorways, September teaser only so far.
Double-layer lock top you take apart and rebuild. The renders went around months ago, now it is finally in stock.
Diamond-cut faces and a set of swappable tracks, so you tune the feel yourself.
Second generation of the Windmill top with a retuned feel. Bead-in play with a wide light-leak window, so the beads flash while it spins.
Clear PMMA body with blasted hardware, 99 RMB. The original Viper was one of the Chinese spinners that got big overseas years ago; this is the small cheap one.
Skateboard silhouette, transparent shell in several materials, a dog skeleton relief on the face with 'Dot', geometric dot grid on the back, and a removable buckyball hidden inside that rolls when you push. Two fidgets in one shell, from the key-tag people.
48 mm spin diameter, 16 mm at the lock, 13.5 mm body, about 61 grams. Bronze-and-black look in the photos, but it is steel.
A top in three builds and a set of colorways shown as renders. Numbers only from the maker so far.
Hand-carved lock in zirconium and TC4, second generation of the Mountain Whisper.
WeChat signup chains and Taobao, as always. Knife Shield, Amber Tenon and Xuanji are buyable now. Akira, the Cat editions and the zirc Gluten should hit the usual western shops within days if the pattern holds. Moshan and Taike are DM-the-maker pieces.