25 tech products that raised over $1 million on Kickstarter - and where to buy them

Steadicam, which makes the camera stabilizers used in Hollywood movies, brings its professional technology to consumers with its a handheld stabilizer for smart phones and action cameras.

The first wireless meat thermometer helps you cook the perfect steak and chicken every time.

These Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Assistant-compatible smart bulbs boast 16 million color options and an LED lifespan of 22 years.

The BedJet works on any size bed to deliver ventilated cooling to hot sleepers. The V2 model includes an essential oil diffuser kit to make falling asleep even more relaxing.

The 360cam is small and lightweight ultra HD camera that uses three 185º fish-eye lenses to capture 360º photos and video.

You can undock your phone with just one hand from this minimalist dock. It locks to surfaces via micro air suction and perfectly fits your iPhone.

Glyph is a personal theater headset that projects images directly onto our retina. It uses an HDMI input, so you can stream or game through any compatible device.

NEEO is a smart home system comprised of a "brain" and a remote. It connects all your smart home devices and entertainment systems into one central hub.

From the same maker of the popular facial cleansing brush, the UFO uses heating, cooling, and T-sonic pulsations to deliver a 90-second mask treatment.

Prynt is a case that turns your phone into an instant photo printer, no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection needed.

Note: Currently only available from third-party sellers

This coding toy for kids ages three and up introduces young minds to the world of coding by combining Montessori learning principles with computer programming concepts.

The Dart is a small attachment you can place on your paper airplanes to make them do tricks. Fold any type of paper airplane, then control it through the app.

AI personal trainer Vi lives in your earphones and guides you through more effective workouts that are tailored to your body and preferences.

These headphones employ a special technology that adapts to your hearing and creates a customized listening experience for each user.

Anova's advanced precision cooker connects to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth so you can keep tabs on your meal as it cooks, without standing around in the kitchen.

With the Everlast notebook, you can hand-write your notes, then send them to a cloud service like Google Drive or Dropbox. The pages wipe clean with a damp cloth so you can use the notebook over and over again.

The world's first 3D printing pen is easy to use — just plug it into a power socket and you can start creating 3D art, jewelry, and other creative projects.

The Facebook-owned VR company got its start on Kickstarter with the Rift, a virtual reality headset designed for a truly immersive gaming experience.

The BioLite FirePit is a smokeless portable grill that's safer and more efficient than a traditional fire. There's even an app through which you can control the flames.

The Purple Pillow, made from a patented Hyper-Elastic Polymer, calls itself "a bed for your head," and is always supportive and comfortable.

Completely wireless earphones are often uncomfortable or unreliable, but the Liberty+ are an exception to the rule.

The Ticwatch S (sport) and E (express) series improves upon previous models with features optimized for an active lifestyle: built-in GPS, IP67 water and dust resistance, and compatibility with third-party fitness apps.

G-RO makes luggage pieces that feature large GravityRoll wheels, a removable battery, and a luggage tracker subscription, so you can travel smarter.

Note: Currently unavailable, back in stock November 20

ZeTime is the first smartwatch that combines mechanical hands with a full-color touchscreen, bridging the old and new in an attractive timepiece.