20 Cool New Tech That Are Actually Worth Buying!

We're back with 20 of the coolest and best tech items that you'll actually want to buy. The majority of these two are under $100 and you probably didn't even know they existed. But once you see them, you're definitely going to want them because they can make your life so much easier. Plus, I typed the majority of these in the YouTube card so you can buy them or even in the description as well so you can check them out. First off, when I'm working, I'm just getting really tired of having to reach all the way down to my desktop every time I just want to plug in a cable or throw in an SD card. So I picked up this little six port USB hub for around 30 bucks and it literally just clamps onto the edge of my monitor So now whenever I need to plug something in everything's right within reach, which is great I can pop in an SD card connect a USB cable Whatever I need and if you don't want to clamp it on your monitor You can also just clamp it right on the edge of your desk too that works and don't worry This isn't the only version they have out there I mean they have all kinds of port combinations on Amazon. Some of them are even cheaper than the one I got I just went with this one because it has an SD card reader Which is what I use the most when I edit on my desktop for my videos Next I used to have an AirTag in my wallet But it honestly just annoyed me because it made my wallet kind of bulky and I couldn't even ring it if I used an Android phone so instead I started using this wallet tracker card for around 20 bucks It's literally the same size and thickness as a credit card So it doesn't even add any bulk to your wallet and the best part is that it works both on Android's Google Find My Device app and and Apple's Find My App. So no matter what phone you're using, you can still track and just find it on a map. It's also got a built-in speaker so I can ring it, and it's IP68 waterproof, so even if my wallet somehow just ends up in a pool, the tracker should still be fine. Oh, and it also supports ultra-wideband, so if it's within Bluetooth range, you can literally just find it a lot easier. What else can I say? Just get one. From there, I picked up this Endoscope camera for 21 bucks. Basically, it just lets me fit a camera into any spot that I could just never see before. You just plug it into your phone, download the app, and then shove this 16 foot cable into whatever tight spot you want. I mean, I used it to figure out what was clogging my sink. I can also check to see how dirty my dryer vents were. Maybe see what's clogging my plumbing. I mean, I found a spider in there too. And even see if a mouse had crawled up into my engine because my car started to smell a little weird. I even saw on Amazon that some people even used it to secretly put a camera inside a birdhouse with a nest. That's a really good idea. And what makes it even more useful is that you can add little attachments to it. Like you got this little hook to grab stuff. You've also got this magnet to pick up maybe a ring that you dropped in the sink and a lot more. It's really useful. And that's just three out of the 20 best tech items in this video. Last episode, we hit over 5,000 likes, which is awesome. I really do appreciate it guys. Let's try to see if we can hit 10,000 likes this time, because honestly, that's what seriously motivates me to just keep making this top tech series. It's just kind of hard sometimes too, since I'm just one guy doing all this. So a comment and a quick like would really go a long way in pushing this video out to a bigger audience. And stick around to the end too, because I've saved the best tech item for last. It literally blew my mind that it even exists too. Okay, so one of the most annoying things that just keeps me awake at night is all the light pollution in my room. You know those tiny little lights all over your room that you can't turn off, like the light on the TV, or maybe an LED on your outlet extender. Well, I found probably the simplest fix ever. It's these little light blocker stickers that go for around five to $8. They're literally these tiny black or white stickers that you place directly over those LED lights and they completely block the light so your room actually stays dark at night. And what's nice too is they already come in a bunch of different circle and rectangle sizes so you don't have to cut anything yourself. And if you don't want to completely cover the light out, they also make versions that only dim it by like around 50 to 80% so you can still tell whether the device is on without kind of blinding you at night with how bright it gets. It's pretty neat. From there, whenever I travel, I always find myself just needing to charge my phone up And I also don't want to carry too much, so I found the world's smallest power bank that's still giving you a whopping 10,000 milliamp hour battery. That's right, these little banks right here are from Enu, and unlike those big, bulky power banks that also have you carry around an extra cable, these are way tinier and carry the same capacity, cost way less too, and even come with a detachable USB-C cable so that you don't have to carry one around. Now, there are two versions that I like. The first one is the Pocket Rocket P50. Again, it's literally the smallest 10,000 milliamp hour power bank that you can get Around the same size as an AirPods Pro case, so you can fit it nicely in your pocket or even within one of those tiny compartments in your bag. And despite how small it is, you still get a little battery display, a detachable USB-C cable that charges any device at up to 45 watts, and you can even charge three devices at once too. Not to mention that it also comes with a bunch of fun pastel macaroon colors too, which I really love. Now, the other alternative is their Snapgo Air P791. That's the one that I've been reaching for the most when I'm on the go. It's a MagSafe charger and it's only 18.3 millimeters thick making it the thinnest 10,000 milliamp hour power bank that I've ever used. It's also Qi 2.0 certified so I can get up to 25 watt wireless charging while magnetically attaching it to MagSafe compatible phones like the latest Google Pixel devices or pretty much any iPhone. And I really love how strong the magnet is too. It's 13 Newtons, which is much stronger than pretty much any other MagSafe charger out there. So it stays locked into your phone without sliding around. And don't worry if you want faster charging speeds it still comes with the detachable USB-C cable that can pretty much charge at up to 65 watts. And one thing I really like about this too is that it doesn't get really hot. I mean, it's got a built-in system called TempGuard 3.0, which checks the temperature 9,000 times every second and makes sure to just keep the charger below 86 degrees Fahrenheit while charging. So it's not gonna get hot to the touch. So definitely check these out if you wanna keep your devices charged up without carrying too much in your bag. From there, I got kinda tired of my cup just taking up so much space on my table and possibly even spilling over on my keyboard. So I picked up this two-in-one cup holder for my table for around 18 bucks. First off, it's got a clean design and it just clamps on the side of my desk really nicely without damaging it. But what I also really like is that it can hold my headphones too. So that's just another thing that I don't have to keep on my desk taking up space anymore. It's nothing revolutionary, but you'll definitely appreciate that extra space on your desk while you're working. Next, whenever I travel abroad, instead of packing a bunch of chargers, I now just bring this Anker Universal charger with me And I've been loving it because it's super small, very thin, and it just fits in pretty much any pocket on my carry-on bag. And it doesn't matter if you're traveling to the US, UK, or EU, it supports all those plugs across 200 different countries and regions. You can't beat that. Now you're probably thinking, what makes this different though from every other travel charger out there? Well, unlike those cheaper ones, this one actually detects what the local voltage range is from the outlet that you're using, so you can charge your valuable devices safely and at their top speed. And it has a 25% wider voltage range than other chargers out there, specifically between 100 to 275 volts with smart voltage regulation. So it won't fry my laptop or phone. It even has a massive 1.3 inch LCD screen on the front that just shows you the outlet's voltage range, the temperature, and how much power each device is pulling in real time. And don't worry about packing light too, because this thing can charge up to four devices at once. And that's because it has three USB-C ports and one USB-A port with a total output of 100 watts. Plus two of the USB-C ports even support up to 100 watts max charging from a single port so I can charge my devices at the top speed. And by the way, this has a technology called Power IQ 4.0, so it automatically redistributes the power depending on what you've got plugged in. So the devices that need more power can actually get it. So yeah, if you're a big traveler, this universal charger is definitely a great choice. Next, if you're looking for some really good over the ear headphones without spending a ton of money, the QCY H6 series is honestly pretty impressive. There are two versions. You got the H6 Ultra, which is the more premium model at around 90 bucks. And then you got the H6 Neo, which costs about half the price. And honestly, both of them just look really clean. I just really love the minimal and simple design. The one I've been using the most though is definitely the H6 Ultra, mainly because the battery life is just ridiculous. You can get up to 100 hours of listening. So I was using these throughout the entire week while working, cooking, commuting, and pretty much never had to think about charging them. And since the Ultra is the more premium option, you're also getting better sound and stronger noise cancellation. It uses 40 millimeter and 13 millimeter dual drivers. It supports LDAC and high-res audio, and music just genuinely sounds really good through these. It can even reduce outside noise by about 60 decibels with its PureSilence Adaptive ANC, so it was pretty impressive to just notice how much audio got blocked out, especially when I was at the gym or when I was flying on a plane. Even with the calls, these work surprisingly well. I mean, it does have six microphones and it even uses AI to just reduce any background noise in the call, so it helps keep your voice nice and clear. But again, if you want something cheaper, the H6 Neo is also a great headset that honestly gives you a lot for the money. The biggest advantage here is just how light it is. It's a lot lighter than the Ultra at just 245 grams. That's around the same weight as a soda can, so you can wear these all day without noticing them. And it still has decent audio too. I mean, it's got graphene acoustic drivers with bass enhancement, so they were my perfect choice for the gym. And you're still getting hybrid ANC, LDAC, spatial audio, dual device connection, and up to 96 hours of battery life. So if you're looking for a great budget headset, definitely check out the QCY H6 series. They're definitely a great choice. And since we're getting into the winter where it's gonna start getting really cold and the air gets a lot drier, I've actually set up my space with this new winter lineup from DRIO called the Flow of Comfort. It's basically these new items to just help you build a nice cozy winter setup for your home. And they can all tie together too so you can control them all with one app and control them real easily. Like first off, they got this amazing heater called the Whole Room Heater 720. And I've been loving it because not only does it heat up ridiculously fast, but it even does it in a cool way. Like the top physically rises up and starts pushing out heat in a 360 degree motion. It's pretty sick to look at. And how it does that is with this motorized airflow design called the Autoshift 360 degrees. And it's even an industry first, meaning that no other heater actually pushes out heat like this. And then when I'm sitting on the couch and I want the heat directly on me, I can just have the top push back down and it'll start directing that heat towards my face. And somehow, even with it being super powerful, it also stays super quiet too at around 25 decibels. Then for those really dry winter nights, I've also picked up their humidifier, 717S. First off, it has a huge eight liter tank, so I barely have to refill it, which I love. And in the app, I can even set my ideal humidity level, so I keep mine at around 50% and it automatically maintains it there, which is nice. It also uses Dreo's MistWave technology, which just shoots up this really fine mist up to 40 inches in the air, so it spreads nicely throughout the entire room. And then when I wanna keep the air clean, especially since I have a dog, I've also been using their Air Purifier 530S. What I love about it is that it pulls air in from all different directions and puts it through a three-in-one HEPA Pro filter to just help remove things like dust, odors, smoke, and pet hair. Plus the RGB ring on the front shows me the air quality too at a glance and it automatically adjusts the fan speed whenever it needs to as well. So if you wanna get your space nice and comfy for the winter, definitely check out Drio's new lineup called the Flow of Comfort. I definitely recommend it. Okay, now if you're still using an old school iron, honestly just stop and just pick up this OG Home Steamer instead for around 40 bucks. It's got this really nice ergonomic design that just makes it super easy to smooth out your clothes and just get rid of any wrinkles super fast. And you don't even have to drag out an iron board. You can just fill it up with water, let it heat up, and it pushes out some surprisingly strong hot steam that gets your clothes looking really nice while they're hanging. Here's a before and after of a shirt that I steamed while it was hanging and it was really wrinkly before, but now it's not. It's also designed to be leak proof so you don't have to worry about hot water just dripping all over your clothes. And you can even use it on just more delicate fabrics too, like silk. You can also rotate the head 90 degrees so you can use it that way as well. I'm always using it whenever I travel and even if you don't think that you'd actually use one for yourself, this can actually make for a pretty solid gift. Okay, if you use smart glasses or really just any pair of glasses, you're gonna love me because I found this magnetic glasses holder for around $10 that just lets you quickly clip your glasses onto your shirt instead of constantly setting them down somewhere and forgetting where you put them. It's basically a little magnetic clip that attaches through your shirt and then your glasses just hang right in the front. It's nice and simple. For those of you who have kids or honestly just friends that get bored on long trips, you definitely need to check out this headrest tablet holder for your car, especially since it's going for around 18 bucks. It basically mounts right on the metal rods of your headrest, and then you can throw in a phone or a tablet up to 11 inches and turn your back seat into a little entertainment setup. And even cooler, you can pull it closer, push it farther away, or just angle it toward whoever's sitting in the back. And the mount itself rotates a full 360 degrees, so you can get the screen positioned however you'd like. And even while you're driving, it stays surprisingly stable and barely moves around at all. For 18 bucks, it's honestly not a bad pickup. This next one is perfect if you're trying to become a content creator or just film a lot on your phone. It's this phone stand from SupiDesk for around 50 bucks, and it makes getting those clean overhead shots ridiculously easy. The entire thing folds down into this little box so you can throw it into a backpack and just take it pretty much anywhere that you'd like. And then when you're ready to film, you just pull the stand out, attach your phone, and you're good to go. You can use it like a normal phone stand so the phone stands up and faces you, or you can also bend it all the way over to 90 degrees so that way you can get top-down shots, which would be perfect for filming products, maybe in cooking videos, maybe unboxings, tutorials, or really anything that's happening on a table. And it gets pretty tall too at around 27 inches, so if you put it on a table, you don't have to worry about it being too short. And it even has a built-in LED light that you can flip around depending on where you need it. It's also got your wireless remote too, so you can start recording from far away. It's not a bad little setup. Next, I got tired of my bathroom trash cans just being wide open and showing all that nasty used bathroom trash, so I ended up getting these two automatic trash cans for around 30 bucks. They're pretty small at just two gallons, which actually makes them perfect for squeezing them next to a toilet, and the best part is that the lid is completely automatic. As soon as you wave your hand over the sensor, it opens up right away. and then it closes itself after about five seconds. So you never really have to touch the trash can at all. The only time that you do need to touch the lid is when you're replacing the trash bag or maybe even changing the AA batteries. Plus the trash can is also IPX5 water resistant too, so you don't have to worry if it gets splashed somehow. It's not a bad option. Next, I've got the largest wallet going for around 50 bucks and it's actually my favorite wallet of all time. Like I have literally been using it for over a year. This is the old one that I've been using. It's pretty beat up, but honestly, It still works just fine and it's held up well. And the thing that I love the most too is that it can literally just slide out your cards with a little slide button. You just slide it down and it pushes everything out. But even cooler is that even though it's really slim, it can still hold around eight to 12 cards, some cash and your ID. So you're really not giving up much space. It can hold a ton. It's also made out of full grain leather that's real. So it actually looks and feels really nice. And of course, if you're wondering, it does have RFID blocking built in. so your cards are pretty much protected from unwanted wireless scans. It's just not a bad option. Then for the craziest piece of tech on this entire list, I got the Ink Canvas. It's a digital picture frame that's the first in the world to charge itself. That's right. It literally has four magnetic solar panels on the side that make it look like a nice picture frame, but they actually help power the entire canvas. So you rarely have to charge it or run an ugly power cable along your wall. It can even pull energy from your indoor lights too, so you don't even need to have it be near a window. And unlike other digital frames, this one uses an e-ink color display. So your pictures actually look like a real painting. There's no glowing backlight as you get with an LCD display. It just reflects the room's lights, which makes it look way more natural. It's pretty mind blowing to see in person. Plus in the app, you can upload as many pictures as you'd like and have it rotate through your favorite albums. It also has several AI image generators in there too, so you can generate maybe a prompt that you typed out or on top of that, you can doodle something and it'll create it into this actual painting. And you can even connect it to other AI agents too, like ChatGPT or Gemini to do even crazier things like display the stocks or the news. And the one I have is a 13 inch version, but you can get a smaller seven inch or just go really massive with the 20 inch frame. And if you're actually planning on picking one up, just know that it's not gonna be cheap, but it's gonna launch on Kickstarter on October 1st, 2026. So you can get it for a lot cheaper than when it hits retail. Anyway, those are 20 of the best coolest tech for September, 2026. If you wanna keep watching, here's a playlist of the previous episodes to just help you find even more amazing tech. And if you enjoyed this video or found at least one cool product, don't forget to drop a quick thumbs up and a comment. Thanks so much for sticking around to the end and I'll catch you guys in the next one. Kapow!