Top 5 gadgets under ₹1,999 to buy that are super cool
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First up is the Magma 2-in-1 Volcano Water Mist Humidifier. This humidifier is retailing for ₹499 during the Amazon Prime Day sale. It looks like a volcano and can look really good as a night lamp. If you want to maintain the humidity in your home, this can be an ideal buy. It has a 300ml tank and is also ideal for maintaining humidity for your plants, especially if you live in a dry environment.
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Next, we have the SEZNIK Mini Printer, currently available for ₹1997. It comes with a one-year warranty and works with both Android and iOS. Using this, you can print out small notes, which can be ideal for making notes if you are a college student, or you can just use it for fun. It offers 203 DPI clear printing, and you can buy thermal paper rolls for a reasonable price.
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For iPhone users, this is a really portable, MagSafe-compatible power bank that sticks to the back of your MagSafe-compatible iPhone, meaning you will need to have an iPhone 12 or later. Most power banks are quite big; however, this one is quite portable. It is slim, and you will not really notice the weight. This one is 5000 mAh and charges phones at 15 watts.
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Then there is the Portronics Eco glow 2 tactical rechargeable flashlight. Flashlights are typically very boring, but this one by Portronics lets you adjust the focus. You have dual brightness and SOS modes. There is a side LED panel, and it is bright enough at 300 lumens, so it is ideal for camping, hiking, and more
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Finally, we have the Daily Objects vegan leather desk mat. This desk mat by Daily Objects feels quite premium and is large enough to house most of your gadgets, like a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. It looks like real leather despite being vegan leather, so it is cruelty-free, and you will not be contributing to any animal cruelty by buying it.
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