Most Popular IoT Devices in 2022

Updated on April 2nd, 2022

Internet of Things (IoT) devices are in vogue these days with people using these gadgets for a range of tasks — from getting their coffee machines running in the morning to measuring their heartbeat. A mobile phone was considered the most popular IoT device a while ago but now the market is filled with so many of them, with different functionalities, including measuring your insulin levels.

There are new and innovative IoT devices that are coming to the market every day. Amazon, Google, and Apple are some of the biggest contenders in the consumer IoT gadgets category. From wearables to smart home devices, these tech giants have multiple flagship products, some of which are becoming a standard among the customers.

"Thanks to the combination of AI, machine learning, and real-time data processes delivered by IoT solutions, the number of cellular IoT devices is set to grow substantially. According to current statistics on IoT devices, the number will surpass 3.5 billion by 2023, with Asia leading the charge," according to a Forbes report.

Here are some of the most popular IoT devices of 2022:

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Ring Doorbell

The Ring Doorbell is a smart door answering device. It features a built-in video camera and can sense and record any motion near your door. It allows you to communicate with your visitor in real-time. This gadget doubles as an additional form of home security.

Amazon Fire TV Stick

Amazon Fire TV Stick is a media streaming device that lets you stream video, install apps, play music, etc. on your tv. Built on Android, it can convert your normal TV to a smart one. The latest Fire Stick model includes 4K streaming with Alexa voice remote. This is a streaming solution that meets many other household needs. Whether you are shopping tissues on Amazon Prime or pulling up live home security feeds on your TV, Fire Stick gives you access to much more than TV shows and movies.

360 Smart Bed by Sleep Number

Haven't you ever thought of adjusting the firmness of your bed for more comfort? The Sleep Number 360 does exactly that! It automatically adjusts firmness, comfort, and support on each side to make sure you are comfortable. This smart bed creates your own personal microclimate by gently warming your feet to help you fall asleep. It can balance surface temperature to keep you asleep all night.

Nest Thermostat

Google's Nest Thermostat is an affordable smart thermostat. This Wi-Fi-enabled device optimizes the heating and cooling of homes and businesses to conserve energy. It is easy to set up and use. Controls are on the thermostat as well as on your smartphone via the Google Home app or with a compatible smart speaker or display. Armed with HVAC monitoring, it sends an alert if something is not right with the device along with reminders to make maintenance easier.

Netgear Orbi Ultra-Performance Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System

Netgear Orbi is a Wi-Fi system that provides high-speed internet to all devices no matter how many devices are connected to the internet. It eliminates the Wi-Fi dead zones and is capable of providing internet to a distance of up to 5,000 square feet. It rearranges the speed by monitoring the internet and the number of devices connected automatically with its 3-band technology. Additionally, Orbi can create a guest network for the guest and perform a speed test to check the internet.

iCoffee Remote Brew

This is one of the few smart coffee makers with a built-in grinder, so you can get the homemade freshly brewed coffee without a trip to Starbucks. It works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. It has a 1.5 Liter capacity and lets you choose the number of cups of coffee you can make. You can make up to 12 cups of coffee.

There are many more interesting IoT devices that add convenience and luxury to life. If you have some spare money stashed away you can buy yourself one of these devices.

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