Gadgets: Bissell Pet Stain Eraser, Hexclad high-tech pans, Nokia G21 and more

Bissell Pet Stain Eraser

Cordless and clever, this product is designed for removing small stains from carpets and furniture. Spray onto the stain, then lift with a power brush. Bissell’s first pet dirt mini cleaner, he weighs 2kg, half the weight of previous cordless handhelds.

£129.99

Read Caramel’s full hands-on review.

hex clad pan

A high-tech pot with the Gordon Ramsay stamp of approval. A laser-etched hexagonal pattern is the secret of hybrid technology. The peaks are stainless steel and the valleys are non-stick. As a result, you can fry and bake without sticking, but clean with a scrubbing brush. You can also use metal utensils.

From £79

Nokia G21

The 3-day battery life of this affordable Android phone is reminiscent of Nokia’s legacy: bricks with batteries that last for days instead of hours. It also features a “mask” mode that claims to allow biometric unlocking with your face when you’re wearing a mask due to Covid.

£149.99 nokia.com

WOWCube entertainment system

It’s like a 2×2 Rubik’s Cube, but with 8 blocks each with 3 displays and their own processor, so you can play all kinds of games. With deals already in place with big names like Space Invaders and Cut the Rope, this 7 cm cube of his will be huge.

£TBC wowcube.com

Sony LinkBuds

Unique Bluetooth earbuds with an open ring design so you can hear real world sounds. In fact, it’s designed to be worn all day long. Overlay your own soundtrack and hands-free calling. With clever and obtrusive technology, you can even control it with a flick of the skin in front of your ear.

150 pounds

Poketalk Plus

A bigger, more capable PokeTalk translator. The 10cm HD touchscreen is large enough to be read from a distance, even while practicing social distancing. You can speak, type, or point your camera at signs and menus. Translated between 82 languages ​​and comes with 2 years of free data roaming.

£299

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