10 Insanely Cool Gadgets under $20.

Lots of guys and welcome to ten really weird little

gadgets

that I think will make for a pretty fun episode just to unpack them and see if they live up to their claims. Let's go directly to the video. The first is one I'm very excited about. This is essentially an aerial soccer ball, think of those air hockey tables when you go to an arcade, this emulates that, without the need for a table, inside there is a rather gigantic fan that comes to life as soon as you touch it. you turn it on and I mean that in the literal sense of the word, because this is a noisy little thing, having said that, although the rather unpleasant packaging doesn't exactly inspire confidence, it does exactly what it says on the tin within a couple of minutes of pairing it , although you do.

You have to bring your own batteries, which is not great. This thing is flying across my room. You could practice kicking it yourself against a wall or you could play a 4-on-4 game of aerial soccer. It's also padded all around the side. It means that it not only keeps the device safe but also your feet. The next item is the unfortunately named anal writing tablet and this is basically an iPad pro for twenty dollars. I'm joking, but what it does is replace the writing board functionality. Included inside the box you get this stylus which is very responsive and feels very natural on the screen, but the best thing here is a tap on that little button at the bottom and it automatically removes all the text from the screen.

It also has the benefit. In addition to being much thinner and lighter than any conventional tablet you can buy in the store, it is also powered by this little battery in the corner that will last much longer than your iPad. It also has a small lock switch in the corner that once activated prevents you from accidentally erasing your masterpiece The following product may look a little familiar This is a non-slip mat but the benefit here is that this is by far the cheapest one What I have found, what it does is attach to almost any surface you can think of horizontally, vertically or anywhere in between and allows you to comfortably place objects at angles you would never have thought possible.

Just as an example, here is my smartphone leaning against a vertical wall and the best thing is that it doesn't use adhesive. you can remove the items, rinse and repeat for those of you who have been following my desk setup series, you may know that I really hate cables everywhere, so this little guy here is a cable organizer, but unlike of any other. One that we have seen before, on the back it has a 3m piece of tape so you can stick it to any object, which is quite normal. These little tabs that you see there are completely magnetic so you can take them off, you can add extra ones and you just slide one of your wires through it and put the magnet back on this little thing, it makes so much sense that you can easily pull it in and out the cable without moving the case and when you are not using it, it remains attached without causing damage to the station.

The only thing I would say, and it's a bit embarrassing, is that it doesn't support wider cables. Many laptop charges won't work with this one. To be honest, I have no idea why it's called. Thinking about Putty, what it does is great, we have two sections in this package, on one side we have a small tub of putty that is actually magnetic, on the other section we have a destroyed tub that also contains a magnet and is the Fusion and interaction of these two products makes it really interesting, so you could place the magnet on top of the putty and just watch how it manipulates it or you could thin it and move a magnet around it or you could even store it in a box a certain way and then I review it in ten minutes, the only thing I didn't really like is that it leaves a bit of an oily residue on my fingers, which is a little discouraging.

The next step is a small little box that is filled to the brim with magnets, but not necessarily magnets in the form you are used to seeing them. These are small spheres. The green map finish makes a lot of sense, it makes them feel much higher quality than these standard shiny metallics we used to see, unless I had a little quality control issue, for the most part it's a really nice experience. These are powerful magnets and you will find that you can manipulate each one individually to create bracelets with stunning structures. and necklaces or even just random abstract art, if you like a lot of other people, are a chronic fidget player and are just looking for the next thing to scratch the itch after fidget spinners, this might be the way to go, so the next product is the flying alarm. watch made especially for people who just refuse to get up in the morning, so when the alarm goes off, in addition to creating this siren sound that sounds like hell, listen here, it also shoots this helicopter-shaped object into the air .

The idea is that to deactivate the alarm you have to get out of bed, pick it up and plug it back in, which is a great concept, but unfortunately many times you end up less than two inches from the alarm, which means picking it up and putting it back in. , you don't even need to get out of bed. Also, the controls were a bit complicated and didn't feel very high quality. Now, this is one I've been looking forward to. When testing these are LED shoelaces, they come with two hubs and then two cables that are made of something they call fiber optics, so the two hubs contain the bulbs that will illuminate the optical fibers to illuminate them along their entire length , so just get some shoes that you want to try it on, undo the regular laces and tie them.

Instead, the instruction manual teaches you how to connect them and my first impression was pretty good, plus it's not as flexible as standard cords. It does a good job of keeping your shoes from falling off, which is what laces are intended for. On top of that, we have this extremely

cool

LED effect that doesn't look great outdoors, but in any indoor environment, literally anyone you come across. You have to look twice on top of that, tapping the button at the top will toggle between different lighting modes. I was very skeptical about this one for such a low price that claims to be able to reseal already opened bags that could be crisp packets. cookies chocolates to keep them fresh longer which to be honest sounded amazing and I'm surprised because for the most part it actually does what it says, all you have to do is take a wrapper that has been opened a little and then get this. device and pin surrounded as if you were using it like a stapler, apply a little but not too much pressure otherwise you will break it and use an extremely concentrated amount of heat to slightly melt the wrapper to make it reattach something I have felt a lot of curiosity for a long period of time about these so-called oil diffusers and here we have one of the cheapest ones you can get.

It has a wooden casing, so it fits quite organically into my setup and the wooden table I already have. I have it and it has a LED that glows softly just under the lid and the idea is to open the product and pour in as much water as you want, then you can add any essential oil like lavender, it could be a little bit of chamomile, it's a little bit. a shame but none of these come with screwing the top on to supply some power and about a minute after doing this you will start to diffuse this scent into the room so it has a double benefit, on the one hand it is diffusing . this oil around the room so that you have this kind of subtle lavender smell, for example, which might help you sleep but on the other hand, it also works as a humidifier by spraying this little bit of water around your room. it just adds a little moisture, it's good for plants and apparently it's good for people too.

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