Smart plugs with energy monitoring solve two common home problems. They let you switch appliances from your phone, and they show how much electricity each device uses. For Indian homes where geysers, microwaves, ACs, routers, and kitchen appliances often stay plugged in for long hours, this type of control makes a clear difference in convenience and monthly power use.
A smart mini projector makes sense when you want a big screen without giving one wall to a TV. For movies, cricket, casual gaming, kids’ cartoons, or a quick bedroom setup, these compact models fit Indian homes well. Many flats do not have long viewing distance, so a portable projector with auto keystone, app support, and wireless audio feels more practical than an old-style projector.
Smart monitors sit in a sweet spot between a TV and a regular desktop display. If you work from home, watch OTT apps in your room, connect a laptop often, or want one screen for office work and casual entertainment, this category makes a lot of sense. A good smart monitor saves space, cuts cable clutter, and gives you features like built-in apps, speakers, wireless casting, USB-C charging, and easy switching between devices.
