Some of these add convenience to your experiences while others are just too fun to not own! You’ve guessed it: we’re talking about travel gadgets! These smart tools have forever changed the way we travel and are even life-savers for some travellers.
Here are 7 of the best travel gadgets that will make your trip so much better!
1. Trakdot Luggage Tracker A palm-sized device that you drop into your bag and use your phone to track it! No more losing your luggage or your patience!
Source: pivotandswing.com2. DLP Pico Projectors Think you can’t fit a projector in your pocket? Think again! Pico Projector is an ultra-portable, pint-sized projector that you can carry anywhere. So, next time you’re travelling and have to suddenly present something, fret not!
Source: esdproducts.eu3. Scrubba Wash Bag Whether you are backpacking through Europe or going on an African Safari, you are going to love the Scrubba Wash Bag. The most lightweight and pocket-friendly ‘washing machine’ in the world. With just 2-4 litres of water and a little detergent, you can have fresh clothes in 3 minutes!
Source: technocrazed.com4. Steve Aoki Micro Luggage Designed in collaboration with DJ Steve Aoki, this innovative trolley that doubles as a kickboard scooter, also has Bluetooth Sound2Go speakers incorporated. Carrying your luggage will never be boring again!
Source: pinimg.com5. Sandless Beach Mat Calling all beach lovers! This two-person, specially woven mat filters sand from the surface and prevents it from reemerging from the bottom!
Source: hammacher.com6. World’s Smallest Travel Steam Iron Slightly larger than a computer mouse, this is the smallest steam iron in the world! Ironing and packing won’t be that frustrating now! Creases: GONE!
Source: hammacher.com7. GoTenna GoTenna has been designed to keep smartphone connected even if there is no cellular service. This pocket-sized, two-way radio and antenna uses Bluetooth-LE to pair with a smartphone and allows user who possess the device to share messages and locations within a range of up to 50 miles. Genius eh?
Source: ibtimes.comTravel and tech go hand in hand no?
