82 categories in 14 pillars, built in order rather than all at once.

Robot lawn mowers, pool cleaners and the automation that runs them when nobody is watching.

Laser engravers, 3D printers, desktop CNC and scanners, plus the materials that get consumed and bought again.

Mirrorless bodies, lenses, action and 360 cameras, drones, and the telescopes that became cameras.

Ultra short throw, home theater and gaming projectors, and the screens and mounts that decide whether they look right.

Table saws, bandsaws, jointers and the dust collection that has to be sized alongside them. The highest order values anywhere on this board.

Chartplotters, fish finders and electric propulsion, where the transducer and the network decide the purchase long before the brand does.

Level 2 chargers, connectors and travel gear, where the question is almost never which brand and almost always which plug.

Mini PCs, handhelds, storage, NAS and the network that has to keep up with them.

Launch monitors, simulator bays and rangefinders, measured on the numbers they actually report.

Oscilloscopes, thermal cameras, borescopes and rework stations. Tools that measure other tools.

Soundbars, turntables, headphones and interfaces, judged on what they do to a room rather than on a spec.

Direct drive wheelbases, load cell pedals and the rigs that hold them, on a shelf where the whole question is what it bolts to and what it talks to.

Camera systems, doorbells, locks and hubs, and which of them work without a subscription.

Dash cams and in-car electronics, on the department with the best base rate on the schedule.