D-Link SharePort Go (DIR-506L) – $44
Don’t pay for multiple connections at hotels and other paid hotspots! Instead, use the SharePort Go to connect and pay ONE time, then connect to its WiFi hotspot with all the devices you want! Check out our full video review!
Skiva PowerFlow QuadFire (4 Amps / 20Watt) Four Port USB Charger – $33
When you’re traveling, power outlets are at a premium. The Skiva PowerFlow QuadFire puts four ports at your disposal with a folding plug so it doesn’t tear up your luggage.
Kanex mySpot WiFi Point – $23
Need to turn your Ethernet into WiFi? The Kanex mySpot WiFi Point will do that for you, and it can be very useful when you just want the freedom to move around your hotel room wirelessly.
RAVPower RP-WD01 – $45
Want a battery that can also be a WiFi hotspot and a file server that can stream multiple movies at the same time? Then you want the RAVPower RP-WD01. It’s an amazing buy for $45. Check out our video review!
Mu Folding UK Plug – £25
Traveling in the UK and need a compact USB adapter? We had good luck with the Mu.
RAVPower Luster Battery and Flashlight – $20
A battery AND a flashlight in one compact package. If you’re traveling, you’re going to find PLENTY of uses for this little gem.
Kanex DualRole – $50
If you’re traveling, you’re probably on a laptop. And if you’re on a laptop, you need a Kanex DualRole hub to keep all your cable connections as simple as possible. Check out our video review!
HyperJuice 1.5 Battery – $170
If you’re trying to keep your computer running past its built-in battery’s life, you’ll want to grab a HyperJuice battery. Great for when you’re on a plane, but don’t have a power port.
Just Mobile Gum Max Duo Battery – $70
Keep two phones charging at once with the 11,200mAh Gum Max Duo‘s two USB ports – and one of them is powerful enough for tablets, as well. Check out our video review!
Monster Outlets to Go – $14
Make the most of those limited hotel power outlets with this travel-friendly little power distributor!
Whoosh Screen Shine Screen Cleaner – $10
Keep your screens sparkling clean with the Whoosh Screen Shine Screen Cleaner. It’s safe and non-toxic.
Sea-Band Sea-Band Acupressure Wrist Bands – $7
Travelers who have problems with motion sickness will appreciate these wrist bands that ward off the nausea.
Quease Ease – Motion Sickness Instant Relief – $15
Need even more motion sickness curative? Quease Ease will fix you right up.
Aluminum Pill Box – $5
A nice, compact pill box is always valuable on the road. This is the best one we’ve found.
Tylt Energi Backpack + Battery – $199
Charge 3 devices at once with the integrated 10,400mAh battery, and organize all your stuff in the 13 distinct pockets! This is the best battery-integrated bag we’ve ever tested.
You can see all our gift suggestions throughout the season at geekbeat.tv/gifts!
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Hey Guys,
Love your reviews on the travel products. Great information and will use most of these
items while riding my motorcycle around Ontario Canada this coming summer. Riding a motorcycle space is always at a premium so having these gadgets with most of them doing more than one thing will be a real bonus.
Thanks again for all your awesome reviews…. You guys are quality content all the way.
Paul
Hi, What is the name of that mobile hotspot for the UK? We have a daughter in the UK we might want to get that for! Thanks Pete
It’s the Mu Folding UK Plug – https://www.themu.co.uk/
I think that is cool but I am talking about the black box that you said you guys got for wifi access in London? Any ideas who the provider was? Thanks Pete
I found it! It was EE!!! Thanks we may get that for our daughter our buy one while there and then leave it for her!!!
Oh, hehe! Sorry! Yes, it was EE. 🙂
You wouldn’t necessarily have to buy it over there. Europe is pretty standardized, the UK included, and most carriers use a variant of the Huawei E589 for their carrier branded Mifi. You could pick one unlocked now for about $250 on Amazon and have her just grab an EE Sim when she gets there.