#travel-gadgets

#travel-gadgets

I recently experienced this on a flight from Los Angeles to Sydney. Sure, I had my phone to connect to the in-flight app, but between the cords needed to keep it charged and the general discomfort of being on a long-haul flight in economy, holding up my device for hours on end and craning my neck into an even more awkward position was just not feasible.

The secret (according to me) is to anticipate the unexpected, which is why a "just in case" bag is a must-have. From dead phone batteries to cranky kids who refuse to sleep, I've curated 10 carry-on "just in case" items that have proven their worth on countless trips. Whether facing a delayed flight, a forgotten essential, or the general chaos that comes with traveling as a family, these picks will help make traveling with kids easier-not perfect, but easier.

NexTool’s Mini Sailor Pliers Lite is a TSA-friendly multitool featuring needle-nose pliers, tiny scissors, screwdrivers, and a bottle opener, ideal for air travel.

Just about every person to whom I demonstrate XR glasses ends up buying a pair for airline travel, commuting, and Nintendo Switch gaming away from the TV dock.

The Caro Stand & Table transforms your driver's seat into a productive workspace, allowing you to work, eat, and even play video games with ease.