1. Tile Sticker
Tile Sticker technology keeps elder people from misplacing their belongings. This device is small enough to stick to remote controls, wallets, keys, and other easily misplaced things around the house. Use the company’s app on your phone to locate your belongings.
Additional features:
- battery life up to 3 years;
- waterproof;
- Up to 250 ft / 76 m Bluetooth range.
2. Wireless Earbuds
These wireless earbuds can improve listening experiences for music, movies, podcasts, and more for people with hearing loss – or for those who like entertainment. Lower frequencies are canceled by superior active noise-reduction technology, and Bluetooth connectivity allows for hands-free listening.
Extra features include:
- professional padding
- high-quality built-in microphone
- 35-hour battery life
- wireless design that is hassle-free
3. Fitbit Versa 3
The Fitbit Versa 3 is a smartwatch that also serves as a health tracker. It comes with a heart rate monitor, and oxygen saturation meter, a breathing monitor, and quick access to apps and information. You can pair it with your Spotify Premium account to listen to limitless music, set alarms, track weather, and even pay bills on the move.
Extra features include:
- a sleep monitor
- Fitbit pay personalized clock face
- Heart rate monitoring 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Amazon Alexa built-in
- Waterproof to a depth of 50 meters
- Notifications through phone, text, and apps
- Battery life of up to 6 days
- GPS built-in
- Free premium trial for 90 days
