50 of The Coolest Gadgets of 2023

Everyone loves a cool gadget that they can show off to their friends and family, however, with so many cool gadgets coming out every year it's hard to decide which ones to get. From gaming to clothing to kitchen utensils to technology, gadgets come from every department you can think of. If you are feeling overwhelmed about how many there are and which ones to get, fear not, we got you covered. Check out this list of the coolest gadgets of 2023.
iRobot Mopping Pad
The iRobot Roomba Combo j7+ is a mopping pad that automatically cleans carpets and rugs when it goes over them. Robots are some of the coolest new gadgets we’ve seen in recent times, and this mopping pad is as remarkable as any we’ve come across up to this point.

iRobot has a long-running history in the vacuum and mop industry, and the concept that birthed the Roomba Combo has been around for a while now. The robot mops and vacuums at the same time rather than doing the two separately; it also features special cleaning solutions for hard floors rather than just water.
The Ring Car Cam
Dash cams have been around for a while now, and even though they were once exclusive to the vehicles of law enforcement officers, they’re slowly moving over to the mainstream market as well. The Ring Car Cam offers an unconventional solution to a pressing need in the rising industry.

It features a dual-camera design with LTE connectivity for easy access to all the videos without the hassle of Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The best part is the car cam also works as a car alarm with instant notifications and GPS.
Mood-Setting Twinkly Squares
Twinkly is a company known for remarkable smart lights that people seek during the holiday season. Their products are known for their amazing light effects, and now the company seeks to move into other categories of the market with their Twinkly Squares product.

The geometric smart lights light up in various colors depending on the mood, and they also feature the ability to display various gifs and animations. Combined together, they become a desirable pixel artwork that can go anywhere in your apartment or home.
Anker Soundcore Frames
For the uninitiated in the world of wearable audio, tech companies are taking things up several notches by designing wearable Bluetooth sunglasses that sound surprisingly good. Anker’s Soundcore Frames come equipped with integrated speakers that deliver remarkable sound right into the temple of the user, and they come with EQ settings that allow you to tweak the sound to your liking in the accompanying app.

Both voice and touch controls are supported, so music can be controlled however you want. The glasses also come in different styles depending on individual preferences.
Shoot-Now Insta360 X3 Camera
No one wants to worry about having a properly-framed camera while filming, and thanks to the Insta360 X3, we might never have to again. This cool camera device is powered by a shoot now, worry later philosophy that powers its action camera setup.

What makes this a standout option is the fact that it keeps footage perfectly stabilized and is equipped to capture 360-degree footage. Likewise, the framing can be adjusted to get the perfect shot, and the tweaking doesn’t even end there as it has plenty of customizable options.
DJI Avata
DJI Avata is a first-person view drone, one of the many that have been unveiled in recent times. The Avata allows users to wear a headset and fly their drones from a first-person view, literally making them feel like a bird with the unique view it offers.

The DJI Avata is the latest version of the technology, and it is quite durable and equipped to withstand the craziest crashes. This can be controlled via a joystick or controller that actively imitates hand movements. You can also do things like set and use custom routes, trail a vehicle or person, and return the drone back to its starting point.
Apple Watch Ultra
Apple has been releasing Apple Watches for a while now but the Ultra might be the best of the bunch. While most of the leading tech company’s watches feature the same ideology and formula, the Ultra takes all the best parts of the previous watches and merges them all together with a little on top.

While the watch is not cheap by any means, it provides loads of functionality for martial artists, climbers, divers, and more. It can be submerged for up to 100 meters, and it lasts for 36 hours before you have to recharge it.
Beeline Velo 2 Cycling Computer
Navigating people, cars, and lanes in a city can be super stressful while also tracking your final destination with your car's navigation system or your smartphone. However, thanks to the Beeline Velo 2 cycling computer, navigating all the hassle of city traffic becomes much easier.

This small circular device attaches to a bike and emits navigation instructions that are both easy and minimal, created from real-life journeys. The unique device allows you to track things like distance, arrival time, speed, and more.
Garmin Instinct Crossover Do-It-All Watch
The Garmin Instinct Crossover Solar Watch was created for that growing class of people who work out nearly every second of every day. Thanks to an extensive list of menus to select from, the owner’s preferred sport doesn’t really matter as there’s a mode for everyone and every sport on it.

Everything from heart rate to effective recovery time, to running power and more, can be ascertained from the watch and it doesn’t stop working once you stop running either. The watch can also stay on for over two months thanks to its solar power.
Amazon Kindle Scribe
The first Amazon Kindle device was created to help users devour their favorite e-books but Amazon has come a long way since then, and their latest kindle device even comes with a stylus. The Kindle Scribe allows you to scribble notes on your books, hand-write notes, and get more out of the kindle than ever before.

In tune with the latest technology, the Kindle Scribe comes equipped with one of the best displays we’ve ever seen on a Kindle device; it can get really bright when you need it, and it also comes with a warm light setting for late-night sessions.
Nothing Phone 1
Nothing is a newer tech brand that is well-known for its headphones, although they’ve been expanding in other niches as well. The announcement of their new phone was met with excitement as they promised to make something a little different, and they largely delivered on that promise.

Their smartphone’s back is transparent so the user gets to see how the phone works internally; it also comes with a couple of LED lights called Glyphs. These Glyphs flash in different manners to notify the user of social media notifications, calls, and texts.
Marshall Acton III Speaker
Marshall is an audio company known for its gigantic amps that are a regular feature in stage performances. In recent times, however, the company has expanded and has ventured into the world of Bluetooth speakers as well.

The Acton is the third edition of their Acton, Stanmore, and Wodburn speaker line, and it is the cheapest of the bunch. All three speakers from Marshall were made of a sustainable design with 70% recycled vegan and plastic materials. The speaker also uses Placement Compensation tech to ensure that the equalization suits the speaker’s surroundings.
VAHA S Fitness Mirror
Gadgets like the VAHA S Fitness Mirror allow the gym to literally come to you. It is a full-size mirror that comes loaded with more than 850 workout classes that can be played for users on demand, and it also lets users connect with personal trainers instantly.

The Fitness Mirror comes equipped with a 32-inch FHD touchscreen as well as a brushed metal finish and 30W speakers. This is an impressive home workout device that just happens to be on the pricy side. It costs a whopping $1,195, and there’s also a monthly subscription for access.
Therabody Wave Roller
The Therabody Wave Roller is basically a traditional foam roller with a bunch of tech sprinkled on top. This advanced roller helps you to soothe your pains and aches with the aid of vibration therapy and its wave-style texture.

There’s an accompanying app that guides users through the rolling routine, and a couple of customizable vibration frequencies that can be applied anywhere you need soothing on your body. At only $139.99 on Amazon, you get a lot of value for your money with this device.
Samsung M8 Smart Monitor
Samsung’s new M8 monitor looks like something that was inspired by Apple’s newest laptops, but unlike those premium gadgets, this comes with an approachable price tag and an extensive list of connection options.

Because it doubles as a monitor and a TV, this might be the perfect monitor for many tech enthusiasts; you get a smart TV with Netflix, YouTube, a host of other popular streaming options and connectivity options for laptops, DEX for Samsung devices, and much more.
Gocycle G4 Electric Bike
Electric bikes have become more popular lately, with various brands producing different options for those that live in cities and want a sustainable option to avoid hopping on buses and trains.

The G4 is a premium electric bike that can be easily folded when you need to and it comes equipped with a powerful motor that puts out as much power as the user requires depending on the terrain. There’s an accompanying app that lets users start the bike remotely, indicates how fast the bike is going, and also shows how much juice is left.
Generation Zerogrand II
The Generation Zerogrand II is irrefutable proof that the sustainable shoe market is peaking at the right time, with many companies attempting to create shoes that leave small carbon footprints.

These Cole Haan shoes are made of recycled materials, and the entire upper design was made with vegan microfiber, 21% of which is recycled content, and the felt fabric is made of 85% plastic bottles. The laces of these unique shoes are fully recycled, and the soles are made from a minimum of 25% natural dandelion rubber.
Urbanista Self-Charging Los Angeles Headphones
While the battery life of rechargeable tech devices has improved significantly in recent years, charging them remains a chore that many people would gladly do without. That problem is what fueled the creation of the Urbanista Los Angeles headphones.

The headphones come lined with solar cell material to enable the headphones to constantly charge themselves throughout the course of the day. With this feature, the need to charge the headphones has been eliminated, and the headphones also come equipped with other tech like ANC, voice assistant features, and ambient sound mode.
Sony HT-A9 Surround Sound System
The HT-A9 is a new speaker system from Sony that was intended for users that want to enjoy a stunning home cinema surround sound experience but do not wish to spend the money and effort required to set it up. This system is basically a collection of four wireless speakers that are powered by a control box plugged into the TV.

Simply place the speakers where you want them and watch the setup echolocate each of them and calibrate the sound according to your surroundings. There’s a sub, a tweeter, and an up-firing speaker in each individual speaker for a powerful Dolby Atmos experience.
Rocketbook Smart Notebook
The Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook was designed for the eco-conscious note-taker, and it comes with 32 pages that can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth. The notebook can be paired with Pilot Frixion pens, and as the first reusable notepad of its kind, writing on this feels like writing on a regular writing pad.

It is equipped with a special space-aged paper, comes in different sizes, and is powered by an accompanying app that lets users scan their favorite notes and save them in the cloud.
Meta Quest Pro 2
The Metaverse is supposed to be the future of the digital world so it’s no surprise that Mark Zuckerberg has poured millions of dollars into the VR company. The VR space hasn’t exactly reached the heights expected of it but experts believe we’re closer to enjoying all the thrills of digital existence.

For those that have been on the fence about VR tech, now’s the best time to hop in as the Meta Quest Pro 2 offers all the greatest VR tech, plus some serious specs and features for a hefty $1,499 price tag.
Nothing Ear Stick
As mentioned, Nothing is a newer brand that has made a name for itself with products that are differentiated from similar offerings with a couple of bells and whistles. In a world where most earbuds follow a similar design pattern and ultimately sound similar, nothing has come up with the Stick.

The Stick comes housed in a charging case, unlike anything you’ve ever seen. The earbuds’ charging case is essentially a long tube that fits most pockets, and the headphones are unveiled once the case has been twisted open.
DJI Osmo Mobile 6
DJI is a company that has made waves in the world of camera equipment thanks to an assortment of drones, action cameras, and more. The DJI Osmo Mobile 6 is one of their latest offerings, and it is a gimbal that when tethered to a smartphone, balances out the user’s movements so smooth videos can be captured regardless of how quickly you’re driving, running, or whatever else while using it.

Powered by DJI’s ActiveTrack 5.0 software, this device enables you to smoothly track subjects by ensuring they stay in the frame regardless of their movements. So if you have shaky hands and can never get the perfect pictures, this one is for you.
Sony Linkbuds
Tech companies have been on a mission to improve the ambient awareness of their headphones so users can be aware of their surroundings while enjoying their favorite tunes.

Sony has debuted a new hole design with their Linkbuds that enables you to become more aware of your environment so you don’t miss out on conversations while listening to music. The Sony Linkbuds also come with automatic volume control that adjusts the volume according to the environment, as well as advanced touch control.
KODAK Luma 150 Pocket Projector
The KODAK Luma 150 Pocket Projector is small enough that you could pack it in with your briefcase luggage or backpack but it is also powerful enough to expand your viewing experience to a maximum of 150 inches of vivid, punchy colors.

The Luma 150 features powerful surround-sound speakers, a headphone jack for solo sessions, and its battery lasts for more than 2 hours per full charge. Once the juice goes down, it can be quickly recharged with a mini USB, and the projector can be used for work presentations or leisure.
Biolite Firepit+
Barbecues and bonfires are beloved by many in the US and Canada, but not everyone enjoys the accompanying eye-battering smoke. That’s where the Biolite Firepit+ comes in, the device makes fire hotter by removing smoke.

The fans are located at the bottom of the fire basket stoking the inferno from underneath, with air coming in from the sides as well. There’s sufficient airflow into the device, and as a result, the fire burns to high degrees with a lot less smoke involved.
TrinoXO Tee Crab T-Shirt
The TrinoXO Tee is an unusual T-shirt by every metric. First of all, it is an odor-battling T-shirt, one made from recycled crab. The T-shirt itself doesn’t quite look the part even though it was made from chitosan, a rare material obtained from a shellfish’s exoskeletons.

Allbirds opted for the material because getting it for their clothing line was never much of a chore. The surface of the T-shirt is difficult for smelly bacteria to invade and colonize, which ultimately helps it last longer.
Transparent Speaker
Public toilets are probably the only things that aren’t better when they’re see-through. Created by a Swiss design studio, this is a durable and sustainable speaker made from recycled materials. The Transparent devices can be used as Bluetooth speakers or plugged into existing equipment.

The best part is the fact that the speaker can be upgraded with many compartments to hold power and hold modules. It is also equipped with wireless tech and features the latest and greatest wireless technology.
Sonos Arc Soundbar
The Sonos Arc Soundbar is a terrific tech gadget that few others come close to in terms of ease of use, design, and performance. It simply does everything the way you’d expect, and it’s one of the few products in its class that does everything so well.

Dialogues come out sounding super clear, and the bass thumps with an uncommon fullness to the sound. The soundbar completely immerses you in sound with angled drivers placed above and around the user, adding an unusual layer of depth and breadth to create an excellent soundstage.
Arlo Video Doorbell
The Arlo Video Doorbell offers a nice balance between usability, premium features, and price. As one of the top video doorbell options, this works just like you want it to, with little interference.

The doorbell can tell the difference between vehicles, packages, animals, and people, and in turn, only sends the right notifications to the user so no one gets bothered when the door is hit by wind. Arlo’s device effectively creates motion zones, with notifications whenever a person or animal crosses in, and the video feed shows an incredible amount of detail.
NuraLoop Headphones
Imagine owning a pair of headphones that are equipped to test your hearing and that only release the frequencies that you’re sensitive to. That’s exactly what the NuraLoop Headphones do as they fire out different frequencies before measuring your response to each of them.

The headphones then build a sound profile that measures your hearing output and this incredible tech is housed in their NuraLoop Headphones along with a bunch of other tech like a magnetic analog jack and some smart touches. The best part is how wonderful the headphones sound, as you’ll be able to connect with frequencies you never heard before.
Flare Calmer
The human ear has become tuned to find certain sounds, like car alarms and scratching on woody surfaces, extremely unpleasant. Specialists even think the shape of our eardrums acts like a kind of bell so the distortion has a sizable effect on mental well-being.

All of this annoyance is what birthed the idea of the Flare Calmer Earplugs, which alter the eardrum shape so annoying frequencies can be cut out. The effect is overall stress levels and ear fatigue are both minimized by the earplugs. It reduces these frequencies you don’t want to hear, and it also reduces ringing from tinnitus.
Ember Mug and Travel Mug
In Britain, a hot cup of tea is a big part of the culture, and a cold or forgotten cuppa is essentially an insult. That’s what makes the Ember Mug such a nice solution to what is basically a British problem.

The mug is tethered to your smartphone via an app, and it notifies you when your favorite tea has attained the temperature you desire, with a heating element keeping your brews nice and warm until you’ve had it all. Perfectly handy, and a nice all-around solution.
Yoto Player Interactive Audio Player
Cassettes have become obsolete because they didn’t sound especially good, and they offered users little playback control. Yet, they remain inherently satisfying to use and that’s the reason the Yoto Player emerged. It sounds quite good but then it also uses cards rather than tapes, with each card coming with a story to tune in to.

It features classics like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Gruffalo, Roald Dahl’s Charlie, and more. There’s a pixelated display and a couple of chunky buttons for volume and playback control.
Ultion Smart Lock
These days, you can basically find a smart gadget in every corner of the home of discerning techie homeowners. The Ultion Smart Lock was built on the philosophy that locks should be as smart as they are secure.

This lock comes with an 11-pin internal system, as well as about 294,970 possible key combinations for high-level security. It also features a lockdown mode for when it gets attacked. The smart lock lets you have access with a gentle tap, and users can even ask Siri or Alexa to do the work for them.
Amazon Astro Household Robot
Amazon’s Astro Household Robot is one of the new household robots announced by Amazon in late 2021. Available only by invitation, this is an anthropomorphized household robot/assistant that moves around your space freely to help you keep an eye on your environment.

It can be a security drone or pet if you want, and it features a telescoping camera with which you can see over furniture and counters. And for $999.99, this incredible robot is an indication that the average household will soon own their own robots too.
Dyson Pure Cool
Dyson Pure Cool features a bladeless design that churns out a stunning amount of power. Far from the traditional cooling tower fan, this is a high-end product and it is easily one of the best things you can buy for your home right now.

It helps you keep your home filtered, clean, and at the right temperature for you, and it features both activated carbon filters and HEPA for removing gases and most of the microscopic allergens and particles in your surroundings. With inbuilt sensors, this fantastic device detects air quality levels and adjusts as required.
The Ridge RFID Wallet
The Ridge is a company most known for their minimalist concept of wallets, yet their RFID Wallet is one of the coolest gadgets released in recent times. The wallet has the ability to block radio frequency identification signals (RFID), and even though hackers have learned to swipe card data in recent times, this device is empowered to block radio frequencies and keep you safe from such attacks.

With it, you can worry less about getting your identity stolen, and the wallet itself comes in a nice matte finish and weighs only 1.6 ounces. It also comes in multiple designs so you can buy the one that best suits your style.
Victrola Revolution GO
Named like a modern video gaming device for royals, the Revolution Go is a vintage-inspired vinyl player and the first battery-powered turntable from a company known for stunning audio products. It is basically a fully-working record spinner stuffed in a suitcase design, and it operates for as long as 12 hours when fully charged.

With a premium stereo sound complete with a passive bass radiator, and an enclosure that keeps the tunes spinning, this is really one of the coolest music gadgets around.
Apple AirTag
Apple AirTags aren’t a revolutionary product by any means since Bluetooth trackers have been around for a while, but Apple’s latest offering is exciting because it comes with that touted Apple reliability and security.

The AirTags help you track whichever object you attach them to, and this can be quite handy for anyone constantly searching for their belongings. Tracking down an object is simply a matter of telling Siri to find the tags, and then a sound is played by the tags themselves.
Ray-Ban Stories
Ray-Ban Stories lets you create 30-second video clips that can be uploaded anywhere you want. These smart sunglasses from the iconic brand that brought us the Wayfarer comes with two cameras that offer a unique perspective for you to capture all your favorite moments.

By simply pressing a button, a user can immediately record a short video clip that can be edited via the Stories app. With the Stories glasses, you get to instantly capture your favorite moments without missing out on anything yourself.
Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra
Roborock is a tech company that has made waves lately with its line of robot cleaners, and they don’t come any better than the S7 MaxV Ultra. The robot cleaner features LiDAR-powered navigation that makes it work efficiently, and it can even clean its own brushes and empty its cleaning base once the job is done.

It is essentially a combination of a mopper and a robot vacuum that will empty the dirt in its own dustbin after cleaning. It also scrubs its own mopping pads to ensure a dirt-free environment.
Lavazza Voicy Coffee Machine
The Lavazza Voicy Coffee Machine isn’t a regular coffee maker by any means, it is an advanced coffee machine that is powered by Alexa. In addition to receiving voice commands on how you want your coffee, and offering a suite of voice commands, this coffee machine can also tell you the weather forecast while your favorite coffee brews.

If that isn't enough, it has the ability to play some music for you on demand as well. Brewing is a breeze with this voice-powered machine, as it offers lots of voice automation but you do have to get your coffee pods in yourself.
Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay Hybrid Instant Camera
This is an instant camera designed to fit many uses. It can take pictures instantly and also print the pictures you take on it or print out your favorite snaps from your smartphone as well.

The device is easy to connect, and it works seamlessly for capturing your favorite memories, and keeping them digitally or printing out instantly in the form of wallet-sized pictures. Portable, advanced, and versatile, this small device was designed to fulfill your photo-processing and printing needs.
Petoi Bittle STEM Robot Dog
Unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show, the Petoi Bittle robot is a robot dog that can fit in your palm. It doubles as a STEM gadget and can be used for fun too; the organization that produced this is on a mission to produce innovative pets that are also simple, and we think they’re on track with that promise.

The robot dog can play tricks, walk, and roll around like an actual dog does, and it was designed to be able to get around just fine on different terrains. It can also be taught skills and learn different commands like a real dog.
MARS Pro Unusual Bluetooth Speaker
Looking at the MARS Pro, you’d struggle to tell what kind of device it is as it looks like a small robot from MARS, but if you really look at it, this is an especially cool device.

The wireless speaker features stereo sound and bass boost, with robotic-looking grippers that keep them stable on whichever surface you’re blasting your tunes from. As a result, they’re a super cool accessory to have on your desk, and you can bet a lot of eyes will be on it because this isn’t a regular Bluetooth speaker design by any means.
Levitating Plant Pot
Like a flower vase straight out of a Hogwarts scene, this levitating plant pot is uniquely designed. It is light, attractive, and also spacious enough to house a couple of flowers. This lightweight pot is a great complement to the interior décor of any space as it is pleasing to look at from any angle thanks to the resin material that dominates the design.

It can be molded into a variety of shapes, yet it is also durable enough to last for a while. The levitating function is powered by magnetic activities that lift the pot when running.
GoCube Smartphone Connected Cube
The Rubiks cube has been famous across the world since it hit the market in the 80s. They are the best-selling toy in the world so it’s only right that they get a smart update now that smart devices are taking over the tech space.

At under $100, the GoCube Speed Cube brings even more functionality and smartphone connectivity to a toy that we all love. When connected to a smartphone, the cube shows real-time data, and it can track or measure activity effectively.
PowerUP 4.0 Smartphone Paper Airplane
The PowerUp 4.0 Smartphone Controlled Paper Airplane features an onboard circuit on a paper airplane and is therefore an RC Airplane. Thanks to the smartphone-controlled device that can be attached to any paper airplane, you can fly paper airplanes like a pro with an optional autopilot feature.

It can do loops, the incredibly tricky hammerhead maneuver, and barrel rolls, so with a button, you can do some tasking tricks on paper planes. With its two high-speed motors, great thrust, and lift, a lot can be achieved instantly.