Prop: Shop has some tips on how to customize your Fallout 4 Pip-Boy into a realistic piece of Wasteland. In fact, you can watch them repaint it yourself.

The wrist-worn Pip-Boy computer from Amazon’s new Fallout streaming series is a fictional wearable device with plenty of functionality.

But when the videogame Fallout landed in 1997, the creators probably didn't expect how quickly we'd develop a modern version of their chunky, proto- smartwatch, the Pip-Boy.

Fallout's Fan-Made Real-Life Functional Pip-Boy There's been a significant surge in interest in Fallout this year, largely due to the release of the Fallout TV series in April.

This Pip-Boy is modeled after the latest design of the product, found in Prime Video's Fallout TV series. The Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V offers all sorts of exciting features, ultimately creating a product ...

This Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V steps things up a notch with its weathered looking metal finish, a functional FM radio and clock, and an LCD screen that displays a recreation of the in-show Pip-Boy UI.

Perhaps you just can't do Fallout's wrist-puters justice at that price, because The Wand Company's new $200 TV show Pip-Boy replica looks a lot cooler. Wand Company CEO Chris Barnardo recently met ...

The Pip-Boy, a Fallout series staple, has seen multiple designs over the years, with revisions made by RobCo and Vault-Tec Industries. Fans showcased different Pip-Boy designs on Reddit, including ...

The Pip-Boy in Fallout is created by the Vault-Tec Corporation, a seemingly unethical entity prioritizing profit over human lives. The Pip-Boy is a versatile device with features like Geiger ...

The PIP-Boy 3000 Mk V is a highly detailed, wearable replica inspired by the Fallout video game series, combining nostalgia with practical features like customizable firmware and screen-based tools.

For players of the Fallout video-game franchise, the Pip-Boy isn’t just an accessory. It’s a way of life. The clunky armband (similar to what Leela on Futurama calls her “wrist lojack-a ...