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Honeywell Wi-Fi Thermostat Most smart-home thermostats cost well over $200. The RTH6580WF from Honeywell isn't as flashy as those from Nest or Ecobee, but it gets the job done and works with just as many - if not more - smart-home systems as its more expensive competition. See Price

Aukey Wi-Fi Smart Plug While it lacks some of the advanced scheduling and features found on TP-Link's smart plugs, Aukey's Wi-Fi Smart Plug covers the basics-they work with both Google Assistant and Alexa-and are about half the price as most other smartplugs. See Price

Weber iGrill Mini IGrill's handy little Bluetooth-connected thermometer will send an alert to your smartphone when your steak is ready. Plus, its app will give you recommended cooking times and temperatures. It's a real grillmaster helper. See Price

iHome ISP100 Most smart plugs are designed for indoor use only, but what about when you want to control your outdoor Christmas lights or porcelain fountain using your smartphone? The iHome ISP100 is designed to withstand the elements, works with a ton of smart home systems (such as Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit) and we found it easy to set up and use. See Price

Logitech Harmony 665 One of Logitech's most affordable universal remotes, the Harmony 665 can nonetheless control up to 10 of your entertainment devices at once. While it lacks the ability to control other smart home devices, the 665 is an affordable and effective solution for those on a budget. See Price

TP-Link LB120 Smart Wi-Fi LED Bulb with Tunable White Light These bulbs connect directly to your Wi-Fi network - no hub needed - and are both dimmable and tunable, so you can go from bright daylight to keep you alert, to soft white light in the evenings. A circadian mode automatically adjusts the lights to the time of day, and you can control them via Alexa or Google Home. See Price

EZViz Mini O 1080p Security Camera Although it costs just $50, The EZViz Mini O 1080p offers 1080p video that's good both day and night. The camera's app not only lets you adjust its sensitivity, but also has motion zones, something you find only on more expensive cameras. You can store videos locally on a microSD card slot of in the cloud. You can also control the camera using Alexa and Google Assistant. See Price

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