To celebrate fall, we are giving away two prize packs consisting of eight awesome products from Skylink, Circle, Adaptive Sound Technologies Inc, Spider Holster, and Blast Motion. To enter, just answer three questions in a comment section at the bottom of this post. And if you’re willing to jump through a few extra hoops, you can get up to three additional entries which greatly increases your chances of winning. Please click through to read the details on the prizes and to submit your entries for a chance to win our fall gadget giveaway prize pack!
1st Place Prize Pack – 1 of each of the following 7 products:
Skylink: SkylinkNet Alarm System Kit
Connected home security kit integrates directly with Alexa Voice Services and nearly all major smart home devices on IFTTT (If This Then That)
- Utilizes Alexa Voice Service technology for maximum integration into the connected home
- IFTTT function allows users to connect their kit to other industry leading connected home accessories including Amazon Echo, Nest® Cam™, WeMo®, and Phillips Hue
- Homeowners can run recipes for functions unrelated to smart devices, such as receiving immediate email notifications for any occurrences in the home
- Equipped with back up battery in case of power failure
- App allows up to 6 users to monitor one or various locations at the same time
- Works with up to 100 wireless sensors and controllers and 10 wireless cameras
- No monthly fees or long-term contracts
- Kit includes an Internet Hub, 2x motion sensor, 2x keychain remote, 2x door or window sensors, and 2x plug-in dimmers
- Wireless Indoor Camera features 2-way talk with night vision and an audio output jack
- Controlled by an Internet Hub that connects through a wireless router to coordinate sensor and receiver activity
- iOS & Android smartphone app sends push notifications when sensors are triggered or if the alarm is armed or disarmed
Price: $212.99
Website: www.skylinkhome.com
Skylink: Screw-In Dimmer
Connected screw-in dimmer integrates traditional light bulbs into the smart home, easily controlled by a smartphone app
- Utilizes Alexa Voice Service technology for maximum integration into the connected home
- IFTTT function allows users to connect their kit to other industry leading connected home accessories including Amazon Echo, Nest® Cam™, WeMo®, and Phillips Hue
- Allows users to adjust lights remotely, dimming, brightening, and switching on and off with an iOS or Android device
- Features a quick and easy set-up, using the light bulbs already in the home for more efficiency
- Controlled by an Internet Hub ($99) that connects through a wireless router to coordinate sensor and receiver activity
- Compatible with incandescent, LED bulbs, and CFL
- Compatible with SkylinkNet’s suite of connected home kits and accessories
Price: $22.08
Website: www.skylinkhome.com
Skylink: ATOMSTM Garage Door Opener
Connected garage door opener integrates directly with Alexa Voice Services
- Utilizes Alexa Voice Service technology for maximum integration into the connected home
- IFTTT function allows users to connect the garage door opener to other industry leading connected home accessories including Amazon Echo, Nest® Cam™, WeMo®, and Phillips Hue
- Homeowners can run recipes for functions unrelated to smart devices, such as receiving immediate email notifications for any occurrences in the home
- Features a built-in LED light for long lasting illumination without the need to replace the light bulb
- Equipped with a back-up battery in case of a power outage
- Includes a passcode protected, 3-button remote, enhancing security and peace of mind
- LCD Wall Console eliminates the need for cumbersome wiring or standing on a ladder for an extended time
- Numeric display guides users through programming steps, ensuring easy installation
- Wireless design of the garage door opener and safety infrared sensors simplifies installation process
- Offers quiet operation, ideal for homes with living space above the garage
- Available in durable chain drive or steel-reinforced belt drive
- SkylinkNet app is available for iOS and Android devices
Price: $199
Website: www.skylinkhome.com
Skylink: Plug-In Receiver
Connected plug allows users to control small home appliances through a smartphone app
- Utilizes Alexa Voice Service technology for maximum integration into the connected home
- IFTTT function allows users to connect their kit to other industry leading connected home accessories including Amazon Echo, Nest® Cam™, WeMo®, and Phillips Hue
- Turns electronic devices, such as fans and coffee makers, on and off through an iOS or Android
- Elegant space saving, one-outlet design offers unrestrictive access to secondary power outlet for practicality
- Controlled by an Internet Hub ($99) that connects through a wireless router to coordinate sensor and receiver activity
- Compatible with SkylinkNet’s suite of connected home kits and accessories
Price: $22.99
Website: www.skylinkhome.com
Spider Holster: SpiderLight
Innovative camera holster system designed for mirrorless and lightweight pro cameras
- SpiderLight Camera Holster ($95)
- Durable, lightweight and versatile holster designed for convenient shooting with mirrorless cameras and small DSLRs
- Simply slip it on any belt and attach the Spider Plate to camera for easy, convenient shooting
- Adjustable for multiple styles of camera bodies and grip configurations
- Compatible with any tripod plate
- Features all-metal construction and ergonomic design, ensuring durability in active shooting environments
Price: $95
Website: spiderholster.com
Adaptive Sound Technologies Inc.: ‘LectroFan Micro
2-in-one pocket-sized white noise/fan sound machine with powerful wireless Bluetooth® speaker
- 10 unique digital sounds (5 fan sounds, 4 white noises and 1 ocean sound) to accommodate any environment
- Louder than any competing machine of the same size and price for the ultimate sound barrier
- Wireless Bluetooth® speaker system for connecting smartphones for audio playback
- Small, sleek and stylish functional design
- USB rechargeable battery lasts up to 16 hours in sleep-sound mode or up to six hours in Bluetooth® mode
- Compact swivel design allows for multi-directional audio
Price: $34.95
Website: soundofsleep.com
Circle: Circle with Disney
World’s first custom monitoring system to protect your family on the Internet
- Device pairs wirelessly with home network and instantly detects devices paired with local Wi-Fi network including: smart phones, gaming systems, laptops, tablets, smart TVs, etc.
- The companion Circle with Disney app (currently available for iOS 8 or later and Android), gives parents full control over which content is viewed and the time spent on each device
- Through the dashboard, parents can create unique profiles for each family member with specific parental control settings such as:
- Time Limits – Allows for complete control of screen time usage between a variety of apps, platforms and web-based programs
- Bedtime™ – Automatically disconnects and reconnects devices from Wi-Fi at scheduled times
- Filter – Set individual age and interest filters for each family member
- Pause – Ability to turn off and turn on network Wi-Fi at any time
- Circle Go extends all of the features and functionality of Circle in the home to any network (wireless or cellular) to outside the home
- Extends all of the features and functionality of Circle in the home to any network (wireless or cellular) to outside the home
- Intuitive insights allow parents to track and compare online usage from week to week, month to month, per site, by interest or category
- Security at its core, Circle uses end-to-end encryption and ARP spoofing to keep data secure
- ARP spoofing automatically monitors all traffic on the home network, and based on the pre-set parental controls, will allow or deny access to the users’ device
- Circle with Disney app also recognizes guest devices and can apply a family’s home setting to visitors’ device and block ads from any device on the network
- Fully compliant with Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) standards
- Simplistic design means Circle seamlessly blends into any home aesthetic
- No software per device to install
- Ethernet cord available for those with bandwidth concerns
Price: $99; Circle Go: $9.95/month (not required to use the product)
Website: www.meetcircle.com
2nd Place Prize is the winner’s choice of one of the following Blast Motion products:
Blast Motion: Blast Golf 360
The world’s most accurate and consistent real-time motion capture technology for Driving and Putting
- Removable motion sensor analyzes and records putts and full swings for 8 hours, allowing users to quantify progress and share highlights via social networks
- Adaptive slow mo gives greater insights into your swing without any video editing (:15 video example)
- Paired iOS app performs Smart Video Capture automatically detecting, capturing and personalizing your video highlights with overlaid metrics, creating ready-made sharable videos
- First solution to integrate both putting and driving data into a quarter-sized devices
- Intelligently detects golf metrics like swing speed (drivers), loft and lie (putters) and it helps golfers identify trends through stats and graphs
- Sensor has ability to store strokes when it is out of range from the app
- Proprietary sensing technology maintains accuracy within less than one mile per hour
- Bluetooth® Smart (Bluetooth® low energy technology) connects the sensor mounted on the driver or putter shaft to your iOS device
- Charges in 1.5 hours with included wireless charging base
- Blast Golf app is designed for iPhone 6/6+, iPhone 5, iPad 3 / iPad Mini 2 and iPod Touch 5th generation or newer as well as Samsung Galaxy S5 and S6, LG G3, Motorola Moto X (2nd Gen.)
Price: $149.95
Website: www.blastmotion.com
Blast Motion: Blast Baseball 360
The world’s most accurate and consistent motion-capture technology for batting
- Removable motion sensor analyzes and records swing data for 8 hours, allowing users to quantify progress and share highlights via social networks
- Adaptive slow mo gives greater insights into your swing without any video editing (:15 video example)
- Paired app performs Smart Video Capture automatically detecting, capturing and personalizing your video highlights with overlaid metrics, creating ready-made sharable videos
- Intelligently detects metrics like swing speed, power, timing and direction and helps players identify trends through stats and graphs
- Sensor has ability to store swings when it is out of range from the app
- Proprietary sensing technology maintains accuracy within less than one mile per hour
- Bluetooth® Smart (Bluetooth® low energy technology) connects the sensor mounted on the bat to your iOS or Android device
- Charges in 1.5 hours with included wireless charging base
- App is designed for iPhone 6/6+, iPhone 5, iPad 3 / iPad Mini 2 and iPod Touch 5th generation or newer as well as the Samsung Galaxy S5 and S6, LG G3 and Motorola Moto X
Price: $149.95
Website: www.blastmotion.com
Blast Motion: Blast Softball
Sensor to advance player development by capturing batting metrics
- Removable motion sensor analyzes and records swing data for 8 hours, allowing users to quantify progress and share highlights via social networks
- Intelligently detects metrics like swing speed, power, timing and direction and helps players identify trends through stats and graphs
- Paired app performs Smart Video Capture automatically detecting, capturing and personalizing your video highlights with overlaid metrics, creating ready-made sharable videos
- Sensor has the ability to store swings when it is out of range from the app
- Proprietary sensing technology maintains accuracy within less than one mile per hour
- Bluetooth® Smart connects the sensor mounted on the bat to your iOS or Android device
- Charges in 1.5 hours with included wireless charging base
- App is designed for iPhone 6/6+, iPhone 5, iPad 3 / iPad Mini 2 and iPod Touch 5th generation or newer as well as the Samsung Galaxy S5 and S6, LG G3 and Motorola Moto X
Price: $149.95
Website: www.blastmotion.com
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At some point on 10/24/2017, I’ll pick two random winners using random.org. The winners will be contacted by email and will have 48 hrs to claim their prizes. If I do not receive an answer to my emails in that time period, I’ll do other random.org drawings till the prize packs are claimed.
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4. the-gadgeteer.com is not responsible for the winner not accepting their prize offer within 48hrs. The winner will be posted on this contest page, in the contest page comment section and will be emailed using the email provided in the comment section. Check your spam folder.
5. Winner must have a US shipping address.
Update 10/25/17
The winners are
1st place prize goes to comment #85 Jamie.
and the 2nd place prize goes to comment #3 Edward Hubert.
Thank you to everyone who entered and thank you to all the sponsors.
Update 10/28/17
No response from the 2nd place winner. New 2nd place winner is comment #33 from Ross.
THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED
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Update 10/25/17
The winners are
1st place prize goes to comment #85 Jamie.
and the 2nd place prize goes to comment #3 Edward Hubert.
Thank you to everyone who entered and thank you to all the sponsors.
THIS CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED
Update 10/28/17
No response from the 2nd place winner. New 2nd place winner is comment #33 from Ross.