Smart Home Stroll: In The Home Office & Secure The Castle Olibra is the flagship offering from smart-home integration resource Bond, and was designed to connect remote-controlled smart-home devices like ceiling fans and major appliances to a home Wi-Fi network with minimal muss or fuss. The puck-shaped device is Alexa- and Google Assistant-friendly, and sets up in minutes to control speed settings, lights and on-off functionality from a phone, tablet or smart speaker. Suggested retail: $99.

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