The Top 15 Coolest Tech Gadgets in 2020 october

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1,Echo Show

For home chefs

Though you can do pretty much anything with this video-equipped speaker (watch TV, FaceTime friends, etc.), we think it’s especially handy to have in the kitchen. There, you can view step-by-step recipes, set timers, play music, and add items to your grocery list through Alexa commands, making dinnertime a total breeze.
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Fossil Women's Sport Touchscreen Smartwatch

2,  Fossil Women's Sport            Touchscreen Smartwatch

For fashionistas

Tech meets style in this cool smartwatch from Fossil. You can see notifications and alerts, control your music, track your fitness goals, and much more—all while accessorizing your favorite outfit.
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Tile Mate with Replaceable Battery on Amazon

3, Tile Mate with Replaceable       Battery

For the slightly scatterbrained

Where is your phone right now? Your keys? If you’re not entirely sure, you might be the type who could benefit from the Tile Mate, which ensures you won’t lose your things ever again. All you have to do is attach the Tile onto your keyring, and then download the Tile app on your phone. When your phone is lost, press the button on the Tile to trigger a ringing sound (even when it’s on silent). When the keys are lost, use the app on your phone to make them ring, too. Easy peasy.

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WT2 Language Translator Earbuds
             

4,  WT2 Language Translator       Earbuds

For world travelers

Yes, this is a real thing. You can now wear earbuds that simultaneously translate voices in 40 languages and 93 accents. Just pop ’em in, and speak with the locals, wherever you are.
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DJI Mavic Mini Drone FlyCam Quadcopter

5, DJI Mavic Mini Drone               FlyCam Quadcopter

For videographers

Take the overhead shots you’ve always dreamed about with the affordable Mavic Mini, which is almost as lightweight as a smartphone. If you’ve never tried flying drones before, this is the perfect way to test the waters.
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First Alert Alexa-Enabled Smoke Detector on Amazon

6, First Alert Alexa-Enabled         Smoke Detector

For a safer home

Put safety first with this smoke and carbon monoxide detector, which doubles as a speaker and Alexa device. Download First Alert’s Onelink Home app, and you can receive notifications about your home, track carbon monoxide levels, and customize a nightlight.

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Amazon Alexa-Enabled Smart Plug on Amazon

7, Amazon Alexa-Enabled          Smart Plug

For a smarter home

When paired with an Alexa device, Amazon’s Smart Plug lets you control lights, fans, appliances, and more with just a simple voice command—or through a quick tap of the app if you’re remote. You can even program the app to make routines for you, like an auto turn-on of your lights and coffee maker with a single request.
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Wi-Fi Smart LED Light Bulb on Amazon

8,Wi-Fi Smart LED Light Bulb

For a brighter home

Yes, you read that right—in this day and age, even your light bulbs can be smart. The dimmable LIFX bulb gives off natural warm white light, saves energy, and makes life a lot easier. When you’re feeling too tired to reach for the switch, just turn on the bulb with the app or an Alexa voice control device.
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Edifier S2000pro Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers on Amazon

10,Edifier S2000pro Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf         Speakers 

For music lovers at home

Ready to up your home speaker game? Invest in these pro bookshelf speakers from Edifier for unparalleled sound in an ultra-sleek package.
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Urbanears Plattan 2 On-Ear Headphone

11, Urbanears Plattan 2 On-          Ear Headphone

For music lovers on a budget

For their under-$50 price tag, Urbanears’ Plattan 2 headphones sure put in the work. With clear sound, a mic and remote for hands-free talking, and a comfy, collapsible structure, they’re some of the best budget headphones on the market.
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Lollipop Baby Camera with True Crying Detection on Amazon

12,Lollipop Baby Camera with True Crying Detection

For new parents

Put your new-parent worries to rest with this high-tech baby monitor from Lollipop. The cute gadget pairs with an app so you can keep a close eye on your baby without hovering over a traditional monitor. It also plays lullabies or white noise, and it tracks crying data so you can notice patterns in your baby’s sleep.

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Fire HD 10 Kids Edition Tablet on Amazon

13,Fire HD 8 Kids Edition  Tablet

For tech-obsessed kids

If your toddler is always reaching for your iPad, give them a more kid-friendly version of their own. The Fire HD 8 Kids Edition Tablet gives them access to games, videos, books, and more, all monitored through parental controls and personalized screen time limits. The device even comes with one year of FreeTime Unlimited (regularly $2.99 per month), which provides educational content and games from PBS Kids, Nickelodeon, Disney, and the like.
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Rocketbook Wave Smart Notebook on Amazon

14,Rocketbook Wave Smart         Notebook

For plugged-in students

This smart notebook combines traditional pen-to-paper note-taking with convenient cloud technology by transferring notes from the pages straight to digital files. Once the pages are scanned safely into the cloud, you can zap them clean in the microwave (yes, the microwave in your kitchen) up to five times, making it much more environmentally-friendly than your regular single-use paper notebook.
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Ring Video Doorbell Elite on Amazon

15, Ring Video Doorbell Elite

For convenience and safety

The Ring Doorbell works with Alexa to notify you when someone’s at your door, even allowing you to hear and speak to visitors without getting up. When you’re on vacation, you can check on your property anytime, thanks to Live-View on-demand video, and you’ll get alerts when someone triggers the motion detector. It’s the best of both worlds for laziness and safety.

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