Eight innovative products offer gifts for drivers, cooks and more
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 15:11 · Archive
Eight new products can simplify driving, cooking, working and other everyday tasks.
Eight new products are presented as innovative holiday gifts designed to improve everyday activities. For drivers, the Sparq AI OBD2 Scanner is a Bluetooth device that plugs directly into a car and connects to a free app. The app explains 50,000 diagnostic codes in plain English, provides tools to check vehicle health, explain dashboard warnings, investigate unusual noises, monitor tyre tread and review vehicle history. When a repair is necessary, the app helps determine if repair estimates are fair. The device costs $129.
For those working on home projects, Dremel's Blueprint DD-12V-S1 is a compact power drill and driver powered by a 12V brushless motor. It includes an integrated stud finder and a detachable, self-adhesive line laser with bubble level. The unit features an LED light for low-light conditions and a battery gauge to help plan charging. The price is $99, varying by retailer.
For cooking, Genicook offers microwave-safe stainless-steel containers designed with smooth, rounded edges to avoid the sparking and fire risks traditionally associated with metal in microwaves. The containers are lightweight and corrosion-resistant, providing an alternative to the glass, ceramic or plastic containers typically used for microwave cooking.

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- 8 innovative gifts meant to change up how we drive, cook, sleep and moreSome holiday gifts are meant to make life easier in innovative ways.Clickorlando · 2 Nov, 14:31
- 8 innovative gifts meant to change up how we drive, cook, sleep and moreSome holiday gifts are meant to make life easier in innovative ways.News4Jax · 2 Nov, 14:31
In this story: Sparq AI OBD2 Scanner · Dremel · Genicook
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