2. Fitbit
3. Echo Dot with Alexa
Tech is wonderful, but can get complicated sometimes. Thankfully, Alexa can be a singular hub for your technology and uses voice activation to access these smart devices within your home. The Echo Dot is a smart speaker that will enable you to communicate with Alexa hands-free.
4. Passwords Fast
This offline device allows you to store usernames and passwords in an encrypted format. The information is easily located when you can’t possibly remember the 16th version of your most recent password!
5. Hamilton Beach Electric Jar Opener
Arthritis is no joke, and trying to open those jars can be almost impossible. Problem solved with the Hamilton Beach Electric Jar Opener!
Simply position the jar, press the button, and presto, jar opened, and you’re ready to prepare for your next dinner party.
Gadgets to Help Seniors Stay Safe
Safety is a primary concern for many seniors. Fortunately, the tech industry has responded in a big way and offers a multitude of gadgets to help keep you safe. The final five devices on our list help meet this need.
6. Tilemate Bluetooth Tracker
They are called “senior moments” for a reason. When one strikes and happen to can’t find your keys, this handy gizmo, which is attached to your key ring, will send an alert when you use your smartphone to track it down.
7. Ring Video Doorbell
No more wondering if the person at the door is who they say they are. This easily installed video doorbell allows you to see your guest from the safety of your living room.
8. ADT Lifeshield Smart Security System
This smart security system comes with one indoor camera, six door/window sensors, two pet-friendly motion sensors, one keychain remote, and one fire safety sensor that works with your existing fire/carbon monoxide alarms. The system has a 24-hour battery backup in case of outages. (Note: use of the system does require a monitoring contract.)
9. Lifestation Mobile
Lifestation Mobile is a medical alert system that includes Nationwide GPS and Wi-Fi coverage. With it, you get 30 days of free monitoring, followed by monitoring starting at $34.95 monthly.
10. Livefine Automatic Pill Dispenser
It sounds trite, but forgetting medications can be life-threatening. This automatic pill dispenser, with a safety lock, will hold 28 days of medicine, with up to six dispensations daily. It has an audible alarm and a flashing light to help remember to take those essential prescriptions and vitamins.
Conclusion
There you have it—ten of the best tech gadgets for seniors. If you’re searching for your next gift options for an older loved one—or yourself—one of the above recommendations is sure to become a handy tool around the home.
Looking for more ways smart devices can be useful for older adults? Check out this article!
