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Top 5 Innovatice Technology Gadgets of 2022

We all love the arrival for the new gadget, something that will make life more convenient and entertaining for you and help you out with a clever gift idea for a family or friend. If you want to boost your listening experience with the latest speakers and headphones, ramp up your fitness with the newest watches and hi-tech trainers, max out your home entertainment experience or just explore what else is out there, we’ve got you covered. That’s why we’ve put together some of the most interesting and innovative bits of tech out there right now in our list of the coolest, new gadgets we think you will love.

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Opal Camera  

The Opal camera is a stylish, high-quality and so expensive webcam, but what else would you expect from the company headed by ex-members of Apple, Beats and Uber. Marketing itself for high DSLR quality camera in webcam form, this could be the future of webcams. Of course, up to 300 this needs to perform well. Along with 4K quality, the camera also features intelligent noise cancellation and much more adjustable settings. Right now this camera is only available by reservation or works exclusively on Apple devices, but Opal plans to open this up to Windows down the line.

Nothing Ear

These new wireless ear-buds are the most hyped new product in tech right now. Backed by the likes of Tony Fadell, who invented the iPod, and Casey Neistat, one of YouTube’s most revered vloggers, there’s a huge amount for buzz surrounding this product that goals to bring premium audio performance to the wallet-friendly price bracket. It is something that the company’s CEO Carl Pei had a track record for at his previous mobile phone company, OnePlus, which specialized in unfussy smart-phones with powerful chipsets.

They cannot vouch for the sound yet, but we love the design and retro-futurism aesthetic. For the price, there’s an impressive set for features, such as variable levels of noise cancellation, water- and splash-resistance and customizable gesture controls on the ear-buds themselves.

DAB Motors Concept-E

As city centres start to kick out fossil-fuel burning vehicles to reduce air pollution, electric bikes increasingly look like the best commuter option for those of us who do not want to slip into some Lycra. Plus, would you look at this bike. The bike is reported to have a range approximate 112km (70 miles) and it tops up to 104km/h (65mph). The DAB Concept-E is the electric equivalent of a 125cc motorbike, which you can ride after the few hours of training and a thorough read of the Highway Code. It is just a concept right now, with no price, but this is one of a new wave of very cool looking e-bikes on the way.

That’s great, but the fun does not end here. They have regularly update this list so bookmark it if you want to see the latest tech news and what we reckon are the must-have gadgets to get your mitts for this year.

Urbanista Los Angeles headphones

Charging devices is one of those daily pains that we could all live without and while battery lives have improved, it’s still for regular occurrence. This is a problem Urbanista is attempting to resolve with the Los Angeles headphones. Lined with a solar cell material, these headphones will constantly charge themselves throughout the day as long as there is light. This works either inside or out in the big wide world and theoretically removes the need for charging.

Along with the unique charging feature, the Los Angeles headphones also include active noise cancelling, ambient sound mode and more voice assistant features.

Withings Body Scan

In 2022, Revealed at CES, the Withings Body Scan is what you would get if you crossed a scale with a doctor that never leaves you alone. For the top of the obvious function of informing you of your weight, the Withings Body Scan will also tell that fat mass of your whole body (such as separated percentages for arms, torso, legs and more) and inform you of your vascular age.

On top of that, it is also able to give you a neuropathy score. All of this is done through a bar that comes up out of the scale. This bar sends low-voltage electrical currents through the body via electrodes and measures the resistance of tissue to the current. If, you do not mind your scale being somewhat intrusive to the point of sending electrical currents through your body, there won’t be many more intelligent than this one.