Chromecast
This little dongle took the internet by storm when it was unveiled as great way to stream content from your phone or laptop to your TV. As long as you have a HDMI out, you can use to keep up w/ the latest on Hulu, Netflix, HBO Go, YouTube, and many more services. The Chromecast will only set you back $35.
TYLT 2K Travel Charger
TYLT has a great way to keep your device charged w/ their latest battery innovation: the 2K Energi travel changer. This is a 2200 mAh battery that can keep you charged. Whenever it runs out of juice, just plug into a wall socket. If your device can be charged using a USB charger, you can use it w/ this. The Energi 2K charger is only $40.
STM Bags (Aero or Drifter)
You gotta make sure you have a great backpack to carry everything you need to when traveling to class, dorm, or commuting back home. STM Bags is our pick of who to go with but they have many to choose from. We got you covered by selecting the Aero or the Drifter. Both have many compartments as one is smaller as the other is bigger. The Aero is ideal for 13inch laptops, tablets, and side pockets for water bottles/umbrellas. The Drifter is ideal for up 15inch laptops, tablets, inner pockets/compartments, side pockets, and a turtle shell to better protect against a downpour as both bags are water-resistant. The Aero will cost you $64 as the Drifter will cost you a bit more at $111.
Jabra Stealth
Jabra has been a pioneer in the Bluetooth market for quite some time and they're back doing it again w/ the Stealth headset. This next-gen headset offers access to Google Now or Siri w/ a tap of a button, dual mics, NFC pairing, HD Voice support - all on a 6-hour battery. This is super small + comfortable as the Stealth will cost you $100.
Mophie Space Pack
Many of you know that Mophie and iPhones go together like peanut butter + jelly. We know they keep your iPhones charged but w/ their latest, they're giving you extra storage as well. The Space Pack adds an additional 16, 32, or 64GB of storage to iOS device as well as a 1700 mAh battery to keep you going. The 16GB Spack Pack starts at $150.
Android Wear or Pebble
Despite the popularity of Android Wear, both it and the Pebble can coexist - for now. Both use info from your phone via Bluetooth to bring it to your wrist. The Pebble has buttons and uses E-Ink while Android Wear uses a color touchscreen + voice commands. Both have great developer communities behind them although Android's will obviously be bigger. The regular Pebble is priced at $150 while the more premium Pebble Steel is $250. The Gear Live from Samsung cost $200 while the G Watch by LG will set you back $230.
