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Regardless of where you live, you'll want to kit out your home with the best devices to help you make the most of it. And that's where the TechRadar Home category comes in.
We cover everything from small appliances such as air fryers, juicers and coffee machines to smart home devices such as video doorbells and smart locks. And you'll find content on everything from established brands such as Dyson, Ninja, Shark and Ring to smaller-but-still-top-quality producers of home and smart home kit.
Either way, we'll bring you the latest news about what's coming soon, reviews of what's available now, deals on where to find the cheapest prices and tutorials on how to use them all. Browse the section below and improve your living space.
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Dyson's popular bladeless tower fan delivers cool, clean air — and it just dropped to its lowest price yet at Amazon
By Mackenzie Frazier Published
Dyson's premium tower fan, which cools and cleans the air, just got a rare discount on Amazon and is on sale at its lowest price yet.

The best home security cameras: indoor, outdoor and subscription-free cams
By Cat Ellis Last updated
Updated We've tested masses of security cameras in our own homes to bring you this guide to the very best.

Scientists develop next-gen zinc-iodine batteries that charge in 3 minutes
By David Nield Published
Progress is being made in developing sustainable, fast-charging, long-lasting zinc-iodine batteries.

Amazon makes Alexa+ free for Fire TV users without Prime
By Rowan Davies Published
Amazon just made Alexa+ free to use on Fire TV devices, and you don't need a Prime membership.

The best car vacuum: lightweight vacs to keep your car spotless
By Jim McCauley Last updated
Keep your car dust and crumb-free with these powerful, portable car vacuums.

The best vacuum for carpet: powerful suction for deep cleaning
By Ruth Hamilton Last updated
Keep your home spotless, with minimal effort, by using the best vacuum for carpet.

Google's been developing a new AI smartphone camera tool to measure body fat
By Matt Evans Published
In the midst of a health wearables arms race, Google's been quietly developing health scanning tools for your smartphone's camera instead.
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