The best gadgets under £ 30 | Technology

gilobaby clever robot, £ 24
Feeling worried about robots conquering the world? For 24 hours, soothe your anxieties by barking simple commands at this bloody plastic robot and experience triumph as it bends under all your orders, ranging from "Back" to "Can you dance?"

Wireless headphones

Aukey EP-B40 latitUde, £ 26
Earphones of modest appearance but that sound good. Sweat-resistant for runners, they feature high-quality aptX Bluetooth technology and a magnetic clasp that turns them into an elegant necklace.

Phone

Nokia 216£ 29
This silly phone is all about calls and texting; the 2G Web connection is only a last resort. Useful for digital detox, festivals or to discover what is a predictive text message.

Earphones on the ear

Soundmagic P22BT£ 28
Cheap but rich in sound, these foldable phones have Bluetooth and beautiful orders in large pieces.

Bluetooth receiver

TaoTrontics£ 13
Enjoy Spotify on your old dusty 80s hi-fi system with this great plug-in that offers a Bluetooth upgrade to your stereo car, speakers or headphones.

Wireless charger

RAVPower fast charge, £ 11.99
Simple energy replenishment for smartphones and Qi compatible devices. The soothing charge and standby LEDs let you know that the juice is going well.

Security camera

D-Link DCS-932L / B – WiFi clever security camera, £ 29
An inexpensive way to monitor / monitor your family or office with the help of your smartphone. Motion and sound detection warns you of anything that is undesirable or anyone.

Fitness tracker

Xiaomi Band 3 Bluetooth activity tracker, £ 27
An economical way to follow your mbadive efforts. Running, swimming, walking, sleeping – this group can follow them all for 20 days without recharging.

Smart light bulbs

LED teakin withfi bulbs, £ 24 for two
Get total control over your lighting domain – use these bulbs through your smartphone or just talk to them via Alexa or Google Home. The manufacturers claim that they will last more than 27 years.

Cooking thermometer

TopElek cooked cooked thermometer, £ 6
From baby milk to T-bone steaks, make sure your food is temperature-optimized with this six-inch stainless steel probe.

Card reader

iZettle, £ 29
Enhance your game with this contactless and PayPal supported payment processor. Street food stands, busking, poker debts … its uses are endless.

Camera

Disposable camera Lomography B & W, 15,90 €
Discover the wonders of pre-digital photography and produce black and white arty content that will be hard to download on Instagram. The back of the camera contains important instructions on "how to wrap the film" and "have it develop". Whatever that means.

Electronic measurement

Aras laser distance meter, 21 pounds
Length, surface, volume and even complex material of Pythagoras – this practical gadget can calculate distances and more up to 40 m.

Fan

John lewis foldable fan, £ 12
For your office, public transportation or any other situation of overheating. Three speeds, very quiet and can be powered by your computer.

Bluetooth speaker

Tribit XSound Go, £ 25
No matter how small you think – 380g, 170mm or 25lbs – this cheap boom tube absorbs a lot: crystalline sound, water resistance and a battery that delivers 24 hours of lush music.

Cable

Anker powerLine + II, £ 13
Available in all USB combos and connectors you dream of, these cables come with a lifetime warranty. Various braided colors are also available.

Mouse

Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Mouse 3600, € 24
Bluetooth, track control, battery life and compatibility with the most modern Windows, Android and OS X operating systems. Controls sliders, arrows and highlighters with plumb.

Bluetooth keyboard

RRP £ 40; available for less than £ 30
Sturdy and pleasant construction, nice feel under the finger – you can even perform multiple tasks at a time up to three devices at a time.

WiFi extension

TP-Link RE200 AC750, £ 23
If broadband is ubiquitous around your vast home, set one or three of these gadgets for a flawless and flawless Internet experience.

Blender

Breville VBL214 Blend Active ColorMix blender, RRP £ 40; available for £ 30
Tired of pouring stuff from your blender into your bottle? Breville arranged this, extracting juice, mixing and smoothing things directly into the beaker. A revolutionary technology.

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