> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.blankidentity.com.au/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # THE BLANK LIST: 10 Things We're Obsessed With This Week - URL: https://www.blankidentity.com.au/the-blank-list-10-things-were-obsessed-with-this-week/ - Published: 2026-09-29T04:23:58.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-12T07:05:14.000Z - Description: Ten things we're obsessed with this week, from a pocket-sized smart telescope to a Cyberpunk 2077 Commodore 64 and a folder from Montana Knife Company. - Author: Sian L - Tags: THE BLANK LIST Spring is properly underway and this week's obsessions swing from deep space to the pocket, the dinner table and a couch full of demon hunters. Ten things, one list, zero filler. ## 1\. ZWO Seestar S50 Pro The [Seestar S50 Pro](https://www.zwoastro.com/product/seestar-s50-pro/?ref=blankidentity.com.au) is a smart telescope that fits in a camera bag and still shoots genuinely good astrophotography, no manual polar alignment or star charts required. It starts at US$999 (approx. AU$1,419), and for anyone who has stared up at a clear country sky and wished they had more than a phone camera, it is the easiest way into the hobby we have seen. ![ZWO Seestar S50 Pro smart telescope on its tripod](https://i.zwoastro.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/4efdd2f969559e8b1c92e99f32ded48e-1.jpg) The Seestar S50 Pro folds astrophotography down to something that fits in a camera bag. Image: ZWO ## 2\. OrigamiSwift Folding Travel Mouse The [OrigamiSwift](https://shop.yankodesign.com/products/origamiswift-folding-mouse?ref=blankidentity.com.au) folds flat to just 4.5mm but unfolds into a full-size, full-grip mouse, which is the trick every travel mouse has promised and none have actually delivered until now. At US$85 (approx. AU$121) it is a genuinely clever bit of industrial design for anyone who travels with a laptop and refuses to use a trackpad. ![OrigamiSwift folding travel mouse shown folded flat and unfolded](https://shop.yankodesign.com/cdn/shop/files/OrigamiSwift_mouse_06_1200x.jpg?v=1729416895) Origami-inspired folding puts a full-size mouse into a pocket. Image: Yanko Design Select ## 3\. Titaner Titanium Belt Keychain The [Titaner Titanium Belt Keychain](https://titaner.com/products/titanium-belt-keychain-clip?ref=blankidentity.com.au) is a one-press quick-release system that clips your keys to a belt loop and lets them go with a single motion, no more fishing around in a pocket. It is currently on sale for US$79 (approx. AU$112, down from US$108), and it is the kind of small EDC upgrade that quietly changes a daily habit. ![Titaner titanium belt keychain clip with quick-release mechanism](https://titaner.com/cdn/shop/files/DSC_4503.jpg?v=1779867150&width=800) A one-press quick-release keeps keys on the belt and off the pocket lining. Image: Titaner ## 4\. STEELPORT Carving Set The [STEELPORT Carving Set](https://www.steelportknife.com/collections/sets/products/carving-set?ref=blankidentity.com.au) pairs a hand-forged 52100 carbon steel carving knife with a matching fork and a walnut presentation box, built to carve the Sunday roast for the next few decades. At US$740 (approx. AU$1,051) it is not cheap, but it is the sort of heirloom-grade tool that gets handed down rather than replaced. ![STEELPORT Carving Set with knife, fork and walnut presentation box](https://www.steelportknife.com/cdn/shop/files/steelport-carving-set-top.jpg?v=1789149074&width=5000) Forged 52100 carbon steel and a walnut box built for the table, not the drawer. Image: STEELPORT Knife Co. ## 5\. Montana Knife Company "The Montana" ["The Montana"](https://www.montanaknifecompany.com/products/the-montana?ref=blankidentity.com.au) is Montana Knife Company's first-ever folder, and after selling out on debut it has just restocked. At US$390 (approx. AU$554) it carries a premium price to match the brand's fixed-blade reputation, and demand so far suggests buyers do not mind. ![Montana Knife Company The Montana folding knife fully open](https://www.montanaknifecompany.com/cdn/shop/files/001-_MONTANA_FOLDING_KNIFE-_FULL_FRONT.jpg?v=1779242340) MKC's first folding knife, back in stock after selling out at launch. Image: Montana Knife Company ## 6\. Arc'teryx Subida Jacket The [Subida Jacket](https://arcteryx.com/us/en/shop/womens/subida-jacket-0442?ref=blankidentity.com.au) is Arc'teryx's genderless take on the technical windbreaker, cut from 30D recycled nylon four-way stretch ripstop with UPF 50+ protection, a PFAS-free DWR finish and a stowable hood tucked into a boxy, high-low hem. It sits at US$350 (approx. AU$497) and is already selling through quickly in both colourways, proof a shell brand can still make headlines with a jacket built for the footpath as much as the trail. ![Arc'teryx Subida Jacket technical windbreaker](https://www.gearpatrol.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/06/arcteryx-subida-jacket-1x1-1.webp?w=1920) A technical shell built as much for the footpath as the trail. Image: Gear Patrol ## 7\. Nothing Ear (3) The [Ear (3)](https://nothing.tech/products/ear-3?ref=blankidentity.com.au) is Nothing's third-generation true wireless earbuds, pairing 45dB hybrid active noise cancelling with 24-bit Hi-Res LDAC audio and the brand's now-signature transparent design language. It is priced at AU$299, and it remains one of the few earbuds on the market that looks as considered switched off as it sounds switched on. ![Nothing Ear (3) wireless earbuds in transparent white casing](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0376/5420/0459/files/Ear3-white_9c7c5465-3f29-4bb9-a438-7883444a6bad.png?v=1756911995) Nothing's third-generation earbuds keep the transparent design language and add 24-bit LDAC audio. Image: Nothing ## 8\. Byredo Future Memories Eau de Parfum The [Future Memories](https://bluemercury.com/products/byredo-future-memories-eau-de-parfum?ref=blankidentity.com.au) eau de parfum is Byredo's newest release, developed with perfumer Quentin Bisch, opening on blackcurrant and galbanum before settling into a warm, powdery base of Madagascar vanilla, iris butter and musk. It retails for US$235 (approx. AU$334), and it is exactly the kind of quietly confident, hard-to-pin-down scent Byredo built its name on. ![Byredo Future Memories eau de parfum bottle](https://bluemercury.com/cdn/shop/files/variant_images-size-17floz-8410225578062-1.jpg?v=1788979510) Blackcurrant and galbanum give way to a warm vanilla-iris base in Byredo's newest release. Image: Byredo ## 9\. Vans x KPop Demon Hunters Vans and Netflix's [KPop Demon Hunters](https://www.vans.com/en-us/news/kpop-demon-hunters?ref=blankidentity.com.au) are back for a Fall 2026 collection across the Slip-On, Old Skool and Authentic Hi 2.0, kitted out with HUNTR/X branding and character details for Rumi and Derpy. It landed on 18 September priced between US$50 and US$75 (approx. AU$71 to AU$107), and it has become one of the fastest-selling collabs of the year with the show's fandom. ![Vans x KPop Demon Hunters Fall 2026 collection sneakers](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/pu5wtzfc/production/7d4bc30fafd489827c2f8300061f00a4bda9064b-2000x1250.png) HUNTR/X branding across the Slip-On, Old Skool and Authentic Hi 2.0\. Image: Vans / House of Heat ## 10\. Commodore 77 The [Commodore 77](https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/retro-gaming/the-commodore-64-ultimate-computer-is-the-companys-first-hardware-release-in-over-30-years-pre-orders-start-at-usd299?ref=blankidentity.com.au) is a Cyberpunk 2077-themed special edition of the Commodore 64 Ultimate, built with CD Projekt Red and bundled with an exclusive 8-bit demo called The Shard. It retails for US$377 (approx. AU$535), and it might be the single most delightful crossover of nostalgia hardware and modern gaming this year. ![Commodore 77 Cyberpunk 2077 special edition Commodore 64 Ultimate console](https://storage.ghost.io/c/58/fd/58fdc82a-ad84-44e2-ad58-166d1b419bc4/content/images/2026/08/Commodore-77-hero-render-Website-2.jpg) A Cyberpunk 2077 special edition of the Commodore 64 Ultimate, complete with an exclusive 8-bit game. Image: Commodore **Verdict:** ten wildly different obsessions, one thread: real craft, real launches, nothing phoned in. Spring is shaping up to be a very good season for gear.