WHEN THE robots take over (and, make no mistake, they will take over), we’ll be able to clearly point to when it all started. It seems everything has gone “smart” these days. From Apple AirTags and almost-pocket-sized tablets, to robot vacuums and web-connected toaster ovens, all the tech-y things in today’s most connected homes are collectively smarter than we are—almost.
Whether you’re looking to upgrade the countertop appliances in your kitchen, your home theater speakers, or the security system that protects you and your loved ones, there’s almost definitely a smart home gadget or smart home device to take it to the next level. While the best and smartest options run into the thousands—even tens of thousands of dollars—the good news is that you don’t have to take out a second mortgage or sell your prized Beanie Baby collection to upgrade your existing “dumb” appliances.
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That conversation got our team of expert gear testers wondering, “What are the absolute best smart home gadgets available right now?” Since the beginning of this year, we’ve been testing many of the top-rated, best-reviewed smart home devices we could get our hands on. We compared every last feature and spec, including durability, versatility, user-friendliness, and, of course, price—all to round up the very best smart home gadgets worth buying in 2023.
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Mike Richard has traveled the world since 2008. He’s kayaked in Antarctica, tracked endangered African wild dogs in South Africa, and survived a near-miss great white shark attack in Mexico. His travel advice has appeared on the websites for Forbes, Travel + Leisure, CNET, and National Geographic. He loves the great outdoors and good bourbon, and (usually) calls Tulsa, Oklahoma home. Mike also enjoys speaking in the third person.