Are you always on the lookout for the latest devices and gadgets that make life more fun, comfortable, and interesting? If so, you’re part of the tech revolution of the 2020s. Millions of consumers actively seek out products in this niche and spend time reading about breakthroughs and fresh inventions.
What’s hot for the 2020s? Trends come and go, but it seems like every product ends up with its own cult following, even the ones that don’t catch on with the wider buying public. Here are a few of the items that are flying off store shelves (and e-commerce shopping carts) as 2022 approaches.
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Mini-GPS Trackers
Now that GPS device prices have fallen sharply, compared to early versions, there’s no reason to own only one. Consider using some of the micro-GPS products as pet-trackers and for asset security (hide one in your car engine or on a bicycle). The miniature offerings are as small as marbles and come with internal batteries that last for about one year.
Vaporizers
Vaporizers have been around for more than a decade, so they’re not new by the strict definition of that word. But every new year sees plenty of add-ons, upgrades, and more sophistication in the niche. That’s especially true for the past two years, as the better vaporizer offerings deliver a highly refined experience.
For starters, vape enthusiasts are increasingly choosing both portable and desktop models from authorized online resellers that guarantee reliable products, completely smokeless operation, totally clean dry herb enjoyment, and sophisticated electronic control panels for customized use.
Biometric Safes
Gone are the days of old combination safes in offices and homes. Today’s better models combine both manual unlock methods (like keys and combinations) with biometric layers of security. Some of the variations include tech like facial recognition, fingerprint reading, iris scans, and more.
The downside of the newer models is that they tend to cost quite a lot, and thus aren’t usually a good choice for ordinary homes and small offices. However, some of the smaller fingerprint and facial recognition safes are quite affordable and make excellent storage places for homeowners and apartment dwellers.
Triple Screen Monitors
This is more of a DIY than a standard product offering, but the trend has been in place for several years. Only now, however, has it been economical to use three computer monitors for everyday tasks. The trick is finding good resolution screens that meet your personal standards and then waiting for seasonal sales to buy them together.
Try to purchase identical units. That way, you won’t have to learn three separate systems for maintenance and operation. Expect to need a larger desk. The upside is that you’ll be able to devote one screen to games, one to social media, and one to work.
Smart Doors For Pets
These clever little devices operate by recognizing the RFID chip you attach to your pet’s collar. The plastic doggie door (it works for cats too) opens when the animal approaches and closes safely after they pass through. The huge advantage is that strays and other varmints will not be able to enter your garage or home. Only your pet has exclusive access.
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