You can lift dried grease and grime off the floor with steam and no cleaning solution at all.
You can have a roast chicken or a 12-inch pie going without heating up the whole kitchen.
You get 2,000 lumens on the lawn the second something moves out there.
You can leave your phone in your pocket and still get the same dashboard you're used to.
You can fill a yard full of people with sound and still charge your phone off it.
You can snap it on over your case and keep texting while it fills the battery back up.
You'll come out with a portfolio of production-focused projects and a mentor's notes on every one.
You'll go from waiting half a minute for your computer to start up to waiting a few seconds.
You can set them beside your monitor and watch the colors move along with the audio.
You can run three monitors and play a few rounds off a box that sits beside your screen.
You can send it out once and have the floors vacuumed and mopped in the same run.
You can flip the screen to a paper-like grayscale mode with one button on the side.
Pick the doneness you want and it tells you the moment the meat hits it.
You can keep every RAW file and 4K clip you shoot instead of picking what to delete.
You can tell Alexa to shut off the space heater from another room or another state.
You get sharper detail and cleaner motion without paying for a high-end display.
You'll see a bright moon hold its shape against a night sky without any glow bleeding around it.
You can blast dust out of a keyboard or a car vent and charge it back up with a USB-C cable.
You can pair it to a console, a laptop, or your phone and get 40 hours out of a set of batteries.
You can see who's at the door and talk to them from upstairs or across town.
