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5 office gadgets that can make your work day better

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We spend dozens of hours in our offices every week (if not more), so it pays to create a productive and enjoyable workplace. The right office gadgets can help you reduce clutter, stay focused, and add a little extra convenience to your day.

From mood lighting to smart mugs, there are plenty of products designed to make your time at your desk better, so we’ve put together a list of some options. Whether you work from home or in the office, these gadgets can help transform your workspace.

Odistar Desktop Vacuum – $13

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THE Odistar desktop vacuum cleaner it’s an economical option to keep your desk clean and crumb-free, especially if you often eat lunch or snacks at your desk. You can also use it to clean your keyboard and remove dust and debris between the keys.

It’s quiet and simple to use, and because it’s so compact, you can keep it on your desk or put it in a drawer until you need it. It is wireless and uses two AA batteries. At just $13, the desktop vacuum is a great way to keep your desk clean while you work.

Ember Mug 2 — $150

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If you are someone who likes hot coffee but often drinks it cold after wandering off while working, Ember mug 2 can help you keep your drinks at the perfect temperature.

You can set a precise temperature using your phone, and the smart mug maintains it for up to an hour and a half with the 10-ounce version and up to 80 minutes with the 12-ounce version. The mug allows for a more consistent coffee experience, making your workday more enjoyable.

Amazon Echo Dot — $50

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THE Amazon Echo Dot can be a great addition to your office as you can use voice commands to set reminders, create to-do lists, check your calendar, play music, adjust smart lights or get quick answers to questions without having to pick up your phone.

Because it’s small, you can easily place it anywhere on your desk, where it can act as a hands-free assistant that helps you stay organized and focused during the work day.

Govee Glide Hexa Light Panels — $189.99

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THE Govee Glide Hexa light panels it’s a simple and fun way to add some personality to your office setup without taking up any real desk space. The hexagon-shaped panels mount to the wall behind your screen and can display different colors and customizable lighting effects via the Govee app.

They can be used to create a focused atmosphere during working hours and can be switched to more dynamic effects when playing games or taking a break. The panels can be arranged in different patterns to match your style.

Specs – $35

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If you are someone who has yet to delve into the world of fidget toys but often find yourself fiddling with random objects or even wrappers during calls or meetings, Specs it might be for you. They are tiny magnets that you can fidget with or build to keep your brain focused and your hands busy.

Instead of messing around with whatever happens to be available, you can have something that’s actually built for the job and is more satisfying to have in your hands. They can help you stay focused and relieve stress throughout your work.

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