How to select Awesome Travel Gadgets?
Tracking Tags
We know these little devices have caused much controversy, as airlines flip-flop over whether they’re allowed in checked bags. In the meantime, tracking devices will still be a must-have for high fliers who want to keep close tabs on important items like suitcases, wallets, phones and cameras. Powered using Bluetooth, these keychain-like tags allow you to track the location of whatever they are attached to through your phone, computer or tablet.
Portable Battery
A smartphone feels as essential as a passport when traveling around. From booking confirmations to boarding passes, credit cards and maps, our phones are full of crucial information. However, they become little less awesome travel gadgets when they’re out of battery. Get a portable power bank to keep you on the go.
Bluetooth Speaker
Music speakers may not make it on your typical baggage list, but regular travelers know just how valuable this awesome gadget can be. Whether you’re chilling at a beach, lazing in an Airbnb or lying by a hotel pool, a small portable speaker can help travellers set a mood or start a party no matter where they are.
Our speakers not only pairs with phones but can seemlessly connect to bluetooth music players, ipads and projectors. Charges with USB cable
Noise Cancelling Head Phones
Between the airport announcements, chatty crowds, roaring train stations and rumbling traffic, travel can be a noisy affair. But it doesn’t have to be. Cutting out the clamour can make a world of difference when trying to stay calm and relaxed while on the move, which is why noise-cancelling headphones are an essential awesome travel gadgets.
Portable Water Filter
Hydration is always important but even more so during busy travel days spent exploring cities or catching flights. However, not all water is of equal quality, especially when it comes from public water stations overseas, making portable water filters a popular carry-on gadget for health-conscious travellers. These often come as entire water bottles or straws you can put into a drink bottle, which use microfilters and carbon filters to break down chlorine and heavy metals.
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