Most household objects settled into their shape decades ago. These six argue with that: a microwave with no turntable, a vacuum that lifts the sock out of its own way, an extinguisher you throw rather than aim, and a bed with 650 gallons of fish in the headboard.
The power cord pops off on a tug, decades before MagSafe
→ zojirushi.com
A Japanese-style microwave with a flatbed interior and no turntable
→ shop.panasonic.com
A robot vacuum with an arm that clears obstacles from its own path
→ us.roborock.com
A suction-cup feeder that turns any window into a front-row bird blind
→ amazon.com
A working 650-gallon aquarium built into a bed's headboard
→ acrylicaquariums.com