For the person who makes a beautiful coffee, answers three emails and finds it cold. This smart mug keeps the drink at a chosen temperature while life does its best to interrupt.

A crooked tamp can turn a promising shot into a puzzling one. This 53.3 mm spring-loaded tool helps the home barista press more consistently and spend less time blaming the beans.

Native 1080p with Netflix built in and auto focus, in something the size of a hardback. A cinema-sized picture in a flat where a cinema-sized television would be absurd.

The secret to repeating a brilliant cup? Stop guessing the coffee and water. This neat scale tracks weight, time and pouring flow for the brewer who likes a little data with their caffeine.

Twenty-four non-looping sounds and a soft night light in something the size of a teacup. For thin walls, loud roads and neighbours who are only ever awake when you are not.

Fifty grams on your forehead and both hands free. A red night mode keeps your eyes adjusted, and it runs on AAAs, so there is nothing to flatten and nothing to charge.

A 20,000mAh fan with a 24-bead LED light, a remote and a display telling you exactly how much battery is left. Built for the Australian night when the tent will not cool down.

Fixed starter blocks have claimed the board. Your job is to squeeze every remaining shape into the gaps without moving the troublemakers.

A 35cm stainless charcoal grill that comes apart for packing and runs as a barbecue, a Korean-style tabletop grill or a stand for a pot. Three dinners from one piece of gear.