The top 20 gadget of 2021

1. Following is the list of  top 20 gadget of 2021:

2. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 £1,599, £799

Cutting-edge technology is frequently prohibitively expensive, difficult to operate, and less than sleek. That is not the case with Samsung’s latest foldable screen phones. The Z Fold 3 tablet-phone hybrid and Z Flip 3 flip-phone reinventions are smooth, fluid, and even water-resistant, with large screens packed into small bodies. The Fold may still be prohibitively pricey, but the Flip 3 costs around the same as a top smartphone and is much, far more fascinating. Samuel Gibbs

2. Fairphone 4 for £499

The Fairphone 4 gadget is cutting-edge in a new way, proving that a good phone can be ethically constructed, built to last, and maintained at home with just a little screwdriver. This Android phone is a little larger than an iPhone or a Samsung, but it has its distinct design, with a user-replaceable battery and pop-in modules for things like the screen and camera. It now even has 5G. SG

3. MacBook Air M1 £999
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It wasn’t taken out of a manila package on stage like the previous edition, but ditching Intel in favor of Apple’s first custom-designed M1 chip in the MacBook Air was no less game-changing. This gadget transformed the original “ultrabook” into a thin, light, and silent powerhouse with roughly double the battery life of anything else. The greatest consumer laptop by a long margin. SG

4. Sonos Roam £179
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Sonos’ gadget  is a first fully portable speaker proved that Bluetooth speakers don’t have to be bad. The sleek Roam has Bluetooth, WiFi for when you’re at home, a microphone for Alexa or Google Assistant, a 10-hour battery life, and supports practically every music service out there, as well as a host of party tricks. The finest feature is the sound, which blows away anything of this size or weight, preventing it from collecting dust in a drawer. SG

5. Sony WF-1000XM4 RRP £250
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Sony’s fourth-generation true wireless earbuds still have a horrible name, but they nail it. This gadget check practically every box: superior noise cancellation, dazzling sound, long battery life, rock-solid Bluetooth, a considerably smaller case, and, finally, a smaller, genuinely comfortable-to-wear style. They’re not repairable, like most earbuds, and you can’t replace the batteries, so there’s still some work to be done. SG

6. Nothing ear (1) earbuds £99
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If you’ve been considering getting a pair of truly wireless earphones but can’t justify the £239 price tag of Apple’s AirPods Pro, the Nothing ear (1) could be the answer. They are £99 less costly and include superior noise-canceling technology as well as a more comfortable fit. Their distinct design also sets them out from the crowd of generic headphones. Rhiannon Williams

7. Apple iPad mini £479
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Apple’s new iPad mini blends the greatest features of the high-end iPad Pro into a more compact 8.3-inch form. It includs a faster A15 CPU, support for Apple Pencil, and a more powerful front-facing camera. It’s tiny enough to fit in a coat pocket, has better-rounded audio from repositioned speakers, and a brighter, clearer screen. RW

8. Nintendo Switch OLED £310
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Nintendo’s Switch OLED, if you can get your hands on one, is likely to gratify lovers of the popular video gaming system who have been craving for an upgrade. The new model includes a larger 7-inch screen (compared to a 6.2-inch display on the previous model). A much better-protected kickstand that can be slid back to allow for angle play. RW

9. Google Pixel 6 £599
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If you’re looking for something a little different than Apple and Samsung’s typical fare, Google is producing incredibly capable and reasonably priced devices at a tenth of the cost of its competitors. The Pixel 6 is a fantastic all-rounder phone that features the best of Android, a sleek design, and, most significantly, a great camera for the price. RW

10. Dyson Supersonic Flyaway attachment £30
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This magnetic attachment for Dyson’s wildly popular Supersonic hairdryer promises a sleek, mirror-like shine that’s historically tough to attain at home without the aid of a professional. The devices hooked end uses the hairdryer’s forceful airflow to smooth wayward flyaway hairs without resorting to higher temperatures that may harm them and it also serves as a styling tool. RW

11. Fitbit Luxe £130
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Fitness trackers are great for motivating you to use the stairs instead of the elevator, to go to bed early, and even to forego that extra serving of dessert. But they’re often sinfully unappealing. The Luxe is beautiful enough that wearing it isn’t a chore, even if it does remind you to get 10,000 steps in before bed. Cat Ellis

12. Garmin Forerunner 55 £180
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Like the notion of running, but you constantly end up trudging along the same path and not getting any faster? This is the watch for you: the Forerunner 55. It not only counts your runs and measures your pace, but it also informs you how long you should rest between sessions and proposes new routines to help you freshen up your training so you don’t get bored. CE

13. Incus Nova (multisport wearable) RRP £300
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The Incus Nova gadget resembles a bright alien parasite. It is a small device that rests on your back and tracks your running and swimming form. Unlike a watch, it can track your full body’s movement and provide you tips on how to improve your technique so you move more efficiently and avoid injury. It will soon be able to track cycling, making it ideal for triathletes. CE

14. Amazfit ZenBuds £119
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These small earplugs are designed to be worn at night and will play a selection of relaxing sounds to help you fall asleep. Pattering rain, croaking whales, thundering waves, and even snoring kittens are all possibilities. After you’ve fallen asleep, they’ll monitor your heart rate and movement and provide you with a full sleep report in the morning. CE

15. Oral-B iO Series 6 £100
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Is Bluetooth really necessary for your toothbrush? No, but it’s not a bad idea. The iO Series 6 links to your smartphone’s Oral-B app and provides real-time advice while you brush to ensure you never miss a spot. The brush also provides feedback in the shape of an emoji on the handle, which is quite encouraging. Nobody wants their toothbrush to irritate them. CE

16. Millo blender £252
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The Millo is a 500W (12,800rpm) science fiction super-chopper driven by a magnetic power source akin to an electric toothbrush. This blender is not only four times quieter than a regular blender, but it is also twice as efficient. After charging the wireless base, you may move the cable-free Millo about the house or yard using the app’s smoothie setting. Jeremy White

17. Cowboy 4 e-bike £2,290
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The Cowboy 4 gadget is an 18.9kg aluminum-framed e-bike with an outstanding 43 miles of assisted power. But what truly sells it is its simplicity: no unnecessary frills, just pedals, and power. Even the lights are already integrated, and your phone docks to the handlebars for navigation assistance and happily charges while you ride. JW

18. LG OLED65G16LA TV £2,200
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Choosing a television is difficult since there are so many aspects to consider. LG’s fantastic G1 television will see you right on almost any consideration, but it excels at gaming. You get an inky-black 65-inch OLED 4K panel and a lightning-quick 120Hz refresh rate with VRR (variable refresh rate), which is essential for producing smooth, clear, artifact-free images while gaming. If you don’t like gaming, you may simply enjoy the brilliant, colorful images the TV can produce while watching Netflix. JW

19. Elan Voyager folding all-mountain skis £1,260
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These award-winning new Voyager skis fold utilizing a four-axis system and are then strengthened with a carbon plate that swings into place. It is based on a design originally developed for the military. Surprisingly, you end up with a ski that is as stiff as “regular” skis. I’ve tried them, and I defy you to tell the difference in the snow. Skis, bindings, and collapsible poles are all included in the lux package, which comes with a special travel bag. JW

20. Urbanista Los Angeles solar-powered headphones RRP £169
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The over-ears in Los Angeles gadget  transform all types of light – both outdoor and indoor – into electricity. They also have active noise cancellation. This implies that wireless fans will no longer have to worry about running out of power. On a beautiful day, an hour spent outside yields three hours of playtime. If it’s cloudy, 60 minutes add two hours. They even charge in the presence of ambient indoor light. If that wasn’t enough, the Los Angeles has a 50-hour battery life thanks to a 750 mAh (milli ampere-hour) power pack on board. We put them through their paces; the solar technology works, they sound amazing, and they come with a carrying case. JW