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If you’re traveling internationally, including areas like Canada, Russia, Asia, Central America, South America, and the Middle East, don’t forget to bring the Joomfeen Travel Adapter to plug in your appliances and charge your devices easily.

It’s compatible with many iOS and Android devices, and you can charge up to three simultaneously. Advanced features include built-in fuse protection, safety shutters, and an LED power indicator. All for a great price!

Turn your hotel room or vacation rental into a personal entertainment center with the Roku Streaming Stick 4K. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, you can have access to your shows from all your favorite streaming sources or take the opportunity to watch something new.

Your streaming stick may not work with all hotel TVs, so bring a laptop or tablet as backup.

With Bose QuietComfort Ultra Wireless Headphones, you can get the best of both worlds—quiet and sound. Turn them on to dim the noise around you or play music or a podcast. You can get up to 24 hours of wireless use from one charge, so they’re a good choice even when you’re away from an electrical outlet.

The 6th-generation iPad Air is fast and lightweight, with a beautiful screen–what more could you ask for in a travel companion? You can choose from 11 or 13 inch screens and it comes in four colors: Blue, Purple, Space Gray, and Starlight (off-whitish). 

You know the scenario: you’re out all day having a great time on your trip but probably using many apps to help you communicate, coordinate your activities, and get around. So you end up using way more juice on your phone than usual and may even be at zero when you need it most.

A wireless charger like Belkin Power Bank BoostCharge Plus solves that problem by providing a charging source anywhere you are.

A world traveler needs a world clock or, even better, a World Time Alarm Clock. This nifty device lets you view the time in Los Angeles, Denver, London, Moscow, Hong Kong, Sydney, and other cities and includes a calendar, temperature, and timer. You can choose from five languages and set an alarm (there’s even a snooze function).

The device also serves as a flashlight, taking regular AAA batteries.

If you want a specialized e-reader rather than using an iPad to read, Amazon’s latest Kindle is the way to go. It has an easy-to-read 6-inch screen, even in bright light, and weighs just under 6 ounces, comparable to a smartphone.

Misplacing your belongings stinks, especially when traveling. Apple’s AirTags can take away some of that stress, and you can share them with up to five people to track shared belongings.

If you’re carrying a bunch of cables and charging bricks, consider getting a kit with organizing pockets. The Bellroy Tech Kit has several pockets and elastic loops to keep everything secure and organized.