Our readers can’t stop buying these 10 gadgets — and number 4 really surprised us

Whereas While the best options are for iPhone users, Bluetooth tracker options for Android users have become somewhat limited over the years. But some companies have stepped up to fill that void, and one of them is Chipolo.

The Chipolo One Point Key Fob is much like the AirTag, powered by a Battery that lasts for about a year. It’s also water-resistant as per the IPX5 standard (which means it’s splashproof). This is a great tag, and helps a lot to eliminate frustration (and arguments) that arise from things like lost keys!

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Well, possibly one of the weirdest gadgets to make it onto ZDNET — a 1080p smartphone-controlled camera that will go into your ear and help you remove wax accumulation.

ZDNET’s Adrian Kingsley-Hughes says, “I can’t confirm or deny that I’ve put it in my ears at any time, so it’s not on this list.” “It’s a super-useful camera for peeking into cracks, looking for water leaks, lost screws and bolts, and other stuff I can get my eyes on wherever I can.”

The professional end of the camera is only 0.17 inches/4.3 mm in diameter, so it’s perfect for checking random spots. And the business end of the unit is IP67 rated for water and shmu resistance, and can be cleaned with a cloth or alcohol wipe.

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This toolkit is proof that good tools last a long time. Expert Adrian Kingsley-Hughes purchased his Vera Tool Check Plus kit in 2015, and he says it’s still going strong.

“The Tool-Chek Plus keeps everything together in a sturdy polymer carrying case. It has a small 1/4-inch ratchet, a screwdriver bit holder, and a selection of bits and sockets, and everything is of the highest possible quality. The ratchet may look small, but in this case looks are deceptive,” says Kingsley-Hughes.

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Expert Adrian Kingsley-Hughes and I can both vouch for this strange gadget. If you love being outside but are prone to insect bites, this unusual accessory could be a game-changer. Heat it up It’s a USB-C phone bug bite zapper that soothes the itch. It is perfect for the upcoming summer months and is small enough to take anywhere.

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