I bought the LAZIEST Tech ever.

Summary by Krater

The presenter tests and reviews eight unusual robotic gadgets designed to save time and effort, including a cooking robot, a robotic cat toy, a couch console, a shirt ironing robot, a grill cleaning robot, an automated trash can, wearable e-reader glasses, an automated bed maker, and a wearable chair.

From the video

Answers: Are expensive robotic gadgets actually worth buying to save effort?

• robotic gadgets for time saving
• automatic cooking robot review
• couch console with self-balancing cup holder
• automated shirt ironing machine
• grill cleaning robot test
• automatic sealing trash can
• wearable e-reader glasses
• automatic bed making duvet
• wearable chairless chair test

What it concludes

• The Fufu robotic cat toy blows around 10% effort saved and costs $26.
• The Couch Console provides around 15% effort saved and costs $99.
• The ShirtButler ironing robot achieves about 50% effort saved and costs $119.
• The Grillbot 3.0 saves around 50% effort on grill cleaning and costs $145.
• The Airdeer self-changing trash can saves about 90% effort and costs $219.
• Sol Glasses save around 2% effort and cost $249, suffering from low resolution and clunky AI integration for reading ebooks in bed.