ricoh theta m15
The panoramic 360-degree photograph is no new concept and most cameras worth their salt include this feature as standard. But if you’re a prolific snapper of these wide lens shots, the Ricoh Theta M15 could save you time and pocket space. Ranging from £200-250 on average, you’ll need to do your research to find best price. Fish eye lenses located on both sides capture 180-degree images before they are automatically stitched together at the click of one button.

95 grams in weight and perfectly pocket sized, you won’t know you’ve got it. With a PC-based software add-on, you can now shoot 360-degree video too! Features also include 4GB of internal digital memory, 200 photos per battery charge on average, and a handy tripod port which doubles up as a strap attachment (five colours available). Remote snapping is also possible via the smartphone app – available for Apple and Android users. A trade-off between weight and cost? This isn’t cheap, but will save on space!

iGrill2
With the weather warming, BBQs will be firing up everywhere and you can stand out with the iGrill2 bluetooth smart meat thermometer. Grill your meat from up to 150 feet away and monitor the core temperature at the same time via your smart phone. It will cost you between £50 and £90, and has a magnetic rear for simple mounting so you can monitor four probes at one time for the perfect grill.

Colapz watering can
Save on space with the Colapz watering can. Features include a nine-litre capacity, a measuring gauge and a selection of available colours including blood red, lime green and candy pink – all made from 100% recyclable materials. For £15-20, why not add a talking point to you garden this summer?