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Amazon is clearing out their warehouses again, and there are actually a few decent finds hidden among the marketing fluff. If you need to stop doing your own chores or finally replace that ancient phone, this is the time to jump.
Automate your life for less before the winter chill sets in.
It is a speaker that listens to you. You get two, so you can ignore Alexa in twice as many rooms simultaneously.
Finally, you can avoid interacting with the delivery driver from the comfort of your couch. It is the ultimate tool for the antisocial homeowner.
A robot that cleans your floors so you do not have to. Just do not expect it to understand the complex geography of your chair legs.
A camera that actually tracks movement without turning every passing moth into a national security alert.
Upgrade your daily driver without breaking the bank.
It has a battery that lasts long enough to make you forget where you put your charger. Just do not try to run a space station on it.
Cheap enough that losing one in the couch cushions won't ruin your entire month, yet surprisingly competent at playing music.
The spec sheet reads like a fever dream of numbers. It is fast, but the marketing team clearly had a contest to see who could use the most zeros.
It reads books. That is the whole point. No notifications, no distractions, just a screen that doesn't blind you at night.
Reliable tools for a more efficient home.
If you are tired of tripping over cords, this is your ticket out. It cleans well, provided you remember to charge it once in a while.
This robot actually does the work instead of just bumping into walls. It is almost like living in the future, if the future involved less sweeping.
A robot with an identity crisis. It cleans fine, but the listing is so confusing you might wonder if you bought a vacuum or a blender.
A lightweight vacuum for when you spill something and want to pretend you are a responsible adult. It gets the job done.
