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What The Verge put in and out for summer 2026
The available reproduction groups the selections by staff member. Mia Sato’s technology-adjacent picks include a mix of products, habits, and cultural cues:
| In | Out |
|---|---|
| Motion sickness glasses | AI “pervert” glasses |
| Fiber | Protein |
| Bootleg sports merchandise | Official tech-company merchandise |
| Floating in water | Touching grass |
Other contributors’ entries include writing in an analog journal, buying refurbished devices, mineral sunscreen, drugstore moisturizer, and EverQuest (2026), alongside entertainment, social-media, and cultural references. The selections are individual editorial preferences, not recommendations backed by product comparisons or shopping criteria.
How to read the list
The feature is presented as a recurring set of staff selections, compiled “for the last few years,” but the available text does not establish a precise start year. Its “in” and “out” labels work as a light, personal snapshot of what contributors find appealing or tiresome—not as evidence that an item is becoming more or less popular.
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For example, “motion sickness glasses” appears as a list entry without a brand, model, test, or claim about effectiveness. Likewise, the refurbished-device and analog-journal entries offer no merchant recommendations or criteria for choosing what to buy.
What is known about the source
The available reproduction identifies the piece as The Verge’s annual summer list, by Mia Sato, published July 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM UTC. The official Verge page could not be confirmed: it returned a 404 when opened, and a follow-up search did not locate the page. The selections can therefore be described as text reproduced from the article, rather than as independently verified against a live official page.
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