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About Product Radar Hub
What Product Radar Hub does
Product Radar Hub is an intelligence feed for consumer technology. It tracks new product launches from more than a hundred consumer electronics brands — from phones, laptops and televisions to headphones, wearables, robot vacuums and personal transport — and scores each one from 0 to 100 with a proprietary Radar Score. Every launch is assessed on three axes: how new the underlying technology is, how much it improves on its predecessor, and how much it improves real daily use. The result is a single feed, sorted by genuine significance rather than by press-release volume, so a truly new product is never buried under a dozen colour variants.
Who it is for
It is built for people who want to know what actually matters in consumer tech without reading twenty sites a day: buyers deciding whether to upgrade now or wait for the next generation, enthusiasts who want early notice of a launch in a category they care about, and professionals who need to keep track of what competitors and suppliers are shipping. You can follow individual brands and whole categories, hide the categories you do not care about, and get alerted when a major launch lands or when a product you are tracking moves from teased to announced to available.
How the data is gathered
Launch information is aggregated daily from manufacturers' own announcements and specialist media, and every product carries a confidence level — Confirmed when the brand itself has announced it, Developing when only credible media report it. Each entry links out to the original source so you can verify the details yourself, and those source links are audited automatically every day so they do not rot.
Who builds it
Product Radar Hub is an independent project, built and maintained by a small independent team rather than by any manufacturer or retailer. Radar Scores are our own editorial and algorithmic assessment; they are not manufacturer claims and are never influenced by affiliate commission. See our disclaimer and privacy page for the full detail on scoring, affiliate links and the anonymous data the app stores.