Summer heat often leaves people weighing comfort against the steady climb in electricity bills. Running central air or room units for hours on end keeps everyone comfortable but spreads cooling across empty spaces and unused rooms. A more focused option directs relief straight to the person who needs it. The TORRAS COOLiFY Air 2026, priced at $99.73 (was $116.99), takes that idea and turns it into a device you simply wear.

Homeowners who want a clear view of their front door often run into the same roadblocks. Running power and data cables through walls creates dust and hassle. Hiring someone to do the job adds cost and scheduling headaches. The Tapo D205 from TP-Link, priced at $34.97 (was $49.99), sidesteps those issues with a compact, self-contained design that mounts in minutes and runs on its own power. It delivers 2K video across a wide angle, spots people automatically, and sends alerts straight to a phone. Storage stays local by default, so owners skip recurring cloud bills unless they choose to add them later.