TP-Link has introduced a new lineup of Kasa smart home products including a smart doorbell, as well as a combination smart speaker and mesh Wi-Fi system.
The Ettie Video Doorbell measures the temperature of visitors, logs the number of people that have entered, and alerts guests when a space is at capacity.
The myQ Pet Portal is a smart pet door with two-way audio and live video capabilities. Let your pets out or allow them to let themselves out with a smart collar.
The Xenoma e-skin EMStyle bodysuit is a stylish, tight-fitting suit that utilizes built-in electrodes to stimulate your muscles and provide a full workout.
The Wyze Sprinkler Controller is available for pre-order now from Wyze. This device has eight zones and automated watering control based on the local weather.
The Halo Smart Speaker from Acer is a Google Assistant-powered device that uses DTS Sound to fill space with music, while RGB lights on the base bring style.
The Nest Thermostat has always set the standard for what smart thermostats should emulate. The the new model in the lineup is no exception, but is now cheaper.
Google Assistant can now open and search within apps thanks to improved voice controls. You can go hands-free when browsing Etsy, ordering food, and more.
Studio is a smart, 43-inch vertical display that connects via Bluetooth to your existing home gym equipment. It displays important workout-related info.
Working out can be boring, but the Move It Swift system combines rhythm and boxing into an at-home trainer that helps you have fun while burning calories.
The Petcube Cam allows you to keep an eye on your pets, but offers in-app consultations with vets if your pet acts weird or in a way that raises concern.
High-level robot vacuum cleaners have always carried a high price tag, but aggressive pricing from iRobot makes high level performance more affordable.
Amazon's fall hardware event is often the source of new product announcements and updates. Digital Trends will cover all news surrounding the event here.
Thanks to partnerships with home builders and rental companies, Alexa might soon become a default part of the rental experience — and even a tour guide.