SONOS Roam
SONOS is famous for its in-home sound systems, but the company is now going properly portable with Roam. It’s awesome. It looks sleek yet strong whether it’s in the side of your backpack, out at the park or sitting on its charging doc at home. It’s very durable, too, able to handle shock, dust and water – it will even sit at the bottom of your bath for 30 minutes. The sound quality is very good and you can even control it with your voice! Add 10-hours of battery life and you have a real winner!
Austin Studio Headphones with ANC
Now here’s a good all-purpose headset good for commuting, gaming and music. You get quality, high-definition audio thanks to the 40mm drivers, as well as a mix of touch controls and buttons. The sound is quite bass heavy, which is particularly good for gaming. You also get active noise cancellation (ANC). This means that it drowns out the sound from the real world so you can hear what is going on in the headphones. This cool feature doesn’t really hurt battery life, either as you still get 20 hours. Did we mention it was super comfortable, too?
Twelve South HoverBar Duo
Here’s a handy little device for those of you who play a lot of games on your iPhone or iPad. Especially if you want to connect a DualSense or Xbox Series X controller and play Apple Arcade games like it’s a console. Or you can do schoolwork, watch shows or follow instructions, too. The HoverBar Duo holds your iOS device up at eye level, leaving your hands free to play games. The adjustable arm can be moved in three spots, giving you plenty of angles, and it’s cool how it can clamp to any surface.
