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5 high-tech gadgets to upgrade your next cookout

5 high-tech gadgets to upgrade your next cookout

From a next-level cooler to an essential Bluetooth speaker, these devices will up the ante on any outdoor gathering.

People have been throwing outdoor celebrations for hundreds of years without technology—all you need is some fire, some friends, and some good food. But you can up the ante on your next party with some high-tech gadgets that will take your food, drinks, entertainment, and bug prevention (yes, bug prevention) to the next level.

 Maybe you’re thinking, “Are you crazy? Summer’s over.” But the weather is finally cooling down to a manageable 80 degrees on the East Coast, and in my opinion, there’s no better time to have a picnic, outdoor cookout, or tailgating party. Sure, Fourth of July BBQs are fun, but I prefer to savor the last days of summer and celebrate the first weeks of fall outside with these conversation starters.

Coolest Cooler

 You may remember this behemoth from its record-breaking Kickstarter campaign, which raised more than $13 million back in 2014. Now you can actually get your hands on this thing, and it’s as cool—pun intended—as it looked in its promo videos. The cooler comes with a built-in ice-crushing blender, two a Bluetooth speakers, LED lighting, a divider that can be used as a cutting board, a bottle opener and corkscrew, a knife, four plates, and a USB charging port for keeping your phone battery afloat. This cooler has everything you could possibly need to jumpstart your party, and trust me, people will flock to you (OK, to the cooler, not you) to check it out up close.

 

 

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