Gadgets for Sale

A small tag you attach to keys, bags, or anything you misplace regularly, and at $8 it's about $2 off the $10 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $32.59 since this was originally published.

A useful station for anyone who wants indoor/outdoor temperature and humidity readings alongside an atomic-synced clock, all in one unit. At $32, that's $8 off the $40 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Syncs automatically to the atomic clock signal for hands-free accuracy, which makes it useful if you want a clock you never have to manually set or adjust. At $30, that's about $15 off the $46 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

These are Ray-Ban's camera-equipped smart glasses with a built-in speaker system, letting you take photos, video, and calls without pulling out your phone. At $459, that's the standard retail price with no discount applied. Buy Now at Best Buy

These are Ray-Ban's camera-equipped smart glasses with a built-in speaker system, letting you take photos, video, and calls without pulling out your phone. At $459, that's the standard retail price with no discount applied. Buy Now at Best Buy

Useful if you need to bridge older serial port devices to a modern Ethernet or Bluetooth network without replacing the hardware entirely. Buy Now at Newegg

A solid pick for a Memphis Tigers fan who wants something functional on their desk rather than just decorative, since the personalized name element makes it work as a gift too. Buy Now at Fanatics

Handy for meetings, lectures, or interviews where you want a dedicated recording device without relying on your phone, and the audio quality on a standalone recorder tends to be noticeably cleaner than most smartphone mics. Buy Now at Walmart

Useful for anyone who wants to capture meetings, lectures, or conversations hands-free without fumbling with buttons — the voice-activation means it only records when it detects sound, so you're not sorting through hours of silence afterward. Buy Now at Walmart