
There is no doubt that technology has been an integral part of our daily lives for many years. Especially when it makes our lives easier, we seek it in all areas of human activity. So let's take a look at some of the top best gadgets released this year.
Nreal Light Mixed Reality Glasses

At CES 2019, a Chinese start-up company, Nreal, introduced a pair of augmented reality glasses that look like regular sunglasses. They were designed with comfort in mind, since they are not bulky and offer a unique experience with excellent sound, voice control and a 1080p screen resolution.
Mophie Juice Pack Access

One of the most practical gadgets unveiled at this year's CES is a portable charging case for Apple iPhones that doesn't use or cover the Lightning port. In other words, it lets you charge your phone while using your headphones. Juice Pack Access draws power from any Qi wireless charging pad or the included charging cable, providing up to 31 hours of battery life. It can be used with the Xs Max, Xs/X, and XR iPhone models.
Lenovo Smart Clock with Google Assistant

Lenovo's new Smart Clock definitely belongs to the category of simple and functional gadgets. It offers information about the time, allows you to charge your mobile phones and wakes you up gently, as it gradually lights up before your alarm rings. You can also connect it to the Google Assistant and do much more. Its price is $ 79.99.

Samsung has unveiled a 75-inch microLED TV that's perfect for the home. The company also updated The Frame, with QLED quality for 2019. When you're not watching TV, The Frame displays paintings and images so it doesn't just cover that spot on the wall. Finally, Samsung has beefed up its QLED 8K lineup to include 65-, 75-, and 82-inch displays.
KitchenAid Cook Processor

Cook Processor Connect , introduced at this year's CES, is a machine that stirs vegetables as they sauté, cuts ingredients to the desired size, kneads dough, measures weight, and offers many other features. It also comes pre-programmed with 100 recipes, with step-by-step instructions that you can view via an app.
