The Top 9 Tech Subscription Boxes for Home Gadgets in 2024

1. BREO BOX

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When searching for the best tech subscription boxes in 2024, it's no surprise that BREO BOX tops just about every list out there. And for good reason - you get tons of cool gadgets, home goods, and everyday lifestyle essentials each quarter. You'll receive 4-8 products in each subscription box that are tailored to a seasonal theme. For reference, the Spring 2023 Box included the following items: Statik Charge Tray, Rocket Book Cloud Cards, MPOWERD Luci Solar Utility Portable Light, Prepara Dressing Mixer, Riddia Sleep, and a Sneaker Mitt.

This box isn't just for the tech geeks/tech lovers out there as every product is user-friendly and fun - even the kids will love this box. BREO BOX helps you discover the coolest electronics and smart home devices that you never knew you needed!

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2. Gadget Discovery Club

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Gadget Discovery Club is a quarterly tech subscription that delivers 1-4 unique and innovative gadgets in each box. Each box is themed and contains products such as smart home devices, music tech, wearables, smartphone gadgets, and more. Gadget Discovery Club is designed to upgrade every part of your lifestyle and every gadget box has a $125+ retail value. Subscribers will receive fun box teasers that'll keep them on the edge of their seats, filled to the brim with anticipation. Their 2022 Summer Health Box came with a KeySmart Clean Light Water Bottle and a Smoovi Portable Blender.

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3. Gadget Club

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Gadget Club is a monthly club that's all about providing subscribers with the latest up-to-date tech and gadgets. Each box includes 3 products: 1 main gadget and 2 mini gadgets. You'll receive everything from drones and smart home devices to smartphone accessories and wearable tech. For reference, one of their boxes included a Tech Gadget Tool Kit, LED Umbrella, and a Touch Sensor Bluetooth Keyboard, whereas another featured a 620 Retro Gaming Machine, Mini Bluetooth Subwoofer, and an RGB Sound Sensor Bar. And you'll have peace of mind with this subscription box as every gadget comes with a 1-year warranty and a 30-day return.

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4. Bespoke Post

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While it's not strictly advertised as a tech subscription box, Bespoke Post lets subscribers tailor their monthly subscription box to their tastes. When signing up, you'll rate on a scale of 1-5 whether or not you like a specific category for your monthly box. Popular categories that usually include home gadgets are Music & Tech Gear as well as Home Décor & Accessories.

Each monthly box is built around a specific theme and may include anywhere from 1-5 items. Past boxes offered by Bespoke Post that were tech-specific included Toasty (mug warmer and wireless charger set), Cleansed (UV + O3 Sanitizing Box), and Amp (wireless speaker). You can also choose to purchase standalone products from The Shop if there are certain electronics you want but aren't included in your box. Some of the latest home gadgets offered in their shop include the aCOUSTIC Wireless Speaker by Kreafunk, Portable Electric Espresso Machine by Outin, and the Magnetic Paper Towel Dispenser by Drip EZ.

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5. BattlBox

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This monthly box is for all the survivalists out there! Battlbox sends a monthly collection of outdoor gear and accessories including emergency tools, camping supplies, and preparedness gadgets. There are 4 subscription tiers as follows:

• Basic Box - Includes manuals, emergency supplies, outdoor gear, and survival tools
• Advanced Box - Includes all items from Basic as well as higher value items such as camp equipment, hiking essentials, bushcraft, EDC gear
• Pro Box - Includes all items from Basic and Advanced + Pro items as well as top-tier products like sleeping bags, backpacks, flashlights, and tents
• Pro Plus Box - Includes all items from Basic, Advanced, and Pro + Pro Plus items as well as products from top name brands like TOPS, Kershaw, Spyderco, CRKT, Gerber, Bastion

Unlike other tech subscription boxes, the gadgets you receive with Battlbox are more intended for the outdoors than in-home use. Examples of survival gadgets you may come across include the Pod Fusion Solar Power Bank, Überleben Stöker Flatpack Stove, Nicron H35 1000 Lumens Headlight.

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6. Official Gadget

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Official Gadget offers a personalized tech subscription box that's tailored to your specific interests. Your monthly subscription box will be curated according to a theme such as Gym Enthusiast, Traveler, or Gadget Lover. You can expect to receive a mix of products like noise-canceling headphones, mini portable chargers, speakers, protective cases, or even a magnifying phone screen. Choose from 3 subscription tiers: Trial Package (1 product), Premium Package (2+ products), or Deluxe Package (3+ products).

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8. The ManBox

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While this isn't a tech-specific subscription box The MaxBox does offer boxes that come with electronics and home gadgets on occasion. This monthly box for men delivers an incredible mix of lifestyle products, tech and gadgets, and survival gear. Each box has a retail value of $60+ and contains 5 products. Past boxes have included items like a folding knife, tactical pen, tactical flashlight, torch lighter, and beef jerky. As you can tell, this box is for men who want a bit of it all and makes a great gift for just about anyone.

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9. KiwiCo Eureka Crate

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Eureka Crate merges both science and design with challenging, hands-on projects each month. Subscribers receive all the components they need to create a functional gadget that's rooted in engineering. While this tech box is catered to "tech geeks" ages 12 and older, younger kids will also enjoy each engineering project with the help of older family members or friends. You might build a working ukulele, an electric pencil sharpener, a desk lamp, or another functional object. Eureka Crate is one of today's best subscription boxes for families and also serves as the perfect tech box for anyone with a casual interest in engineering.

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10. Creation Crate

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Similar to Eureka Crate, Creation Crate delivers a ready-to-build kit every month. These projects are strongly focused on electronics and engineering and are recommended for ages 10 and up. You’ll need to use multimeters, wiring diagrams, and other tools to complete each project, and this subscription box pairs with online courses. Whether you’re building an audio visualizer, a mood lamp, or an FM tuner, you’ll rely on a growing set of programming and engineering skills to get the job done.

In other words, Creation Crate is an electronics curriculum in a box. The instructions are clear, and there are online resources (including video tutorials) for delving further into each project. Make no mistake: this technology subscription is for serious tinkerers. If you fit that description — or if you know someone who does — it’s an exceptional way to learn.

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