Ricoh Portable Monitor 150BW
Tech advances have made portable monitors increasingly common, giving travelers and remote workers an easy way to stay productive. Ricoh’s first portable monitor targets the upper end of the market, featuring a touchscreen OLED panel and a built-in battery for wireless use via WiFi. It’s pricier than many alternatives, but the 150BW is designed with durability and future-ready features in mind. $770.
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Sony WH-1000XM6 Headphones
Sony continues to lead the market for noise-cancelling headphones, and the WH-1000XM6 upholds that reputation. The headphones deliver excellent sound quality and improved comfort thanks to a wider headband compared with earlier models. At just 8.95 ounces and offering up to 30 hours of battery life, they’re an excellent choice for frequent travelers who want reliable noise cancellation and long-lasting performance. $449.99.
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Samsung Galaxy S25
Samsung’s flagship smartphone stands out for powerful AI features, advanced camera systems and a smooth user experience. While it carries a premium price, the Galaxy S25 is packed with tools for power users, including the S Pen for sketching and handwritten notes. Its size and weight may not suit every type of travel, but for everyday performance and versatility it remains one of the best all-around phones. $1,299.
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Rocketbook Pro Reusable Notebook
For those who prefer handwriting but want digital convenience, the Rocketbook Pro bridges the gap. Use a Pilot Frixion pen to write on its pages, scan and upload notes with the Rocketbook app, then erase the page with a microfiber cloth to reuse it. Available in letter (8.5 x 11 inches) and executive (7 x 9 inches) sizes, with several page layouts, the Rocketbook adapts to different workflows. It comes in a premium, scratch-resistant vegan leather hard cover—choices include coast blue, sage green or black. From $55.