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Wednesday 31 July 2013 8:02 pm

Top gadgets to take on your holidays

By: Express KCS

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Travelling can be far easier if you have the right technology in your suitcase
 
STOCK up on these essential gadgets to avoid the holiday pitfalls of dead batteries, communications black-spots and gigantic roaming charges.
 
1. Loewe Speaker 2Go
£269; currys.co.uk
This brilliant portable speaker will connect wirelessly with your phone, giving you top quality sound on the road.
 
2. Amazon Kindle Paperwhite
£109; amazon.co.uk
A high resolution e-ink reader that looks so much like real paper it is uncanny. The best reader out there.
 
3. Powermonkey eXtreme
£120; powertraveller.com
The ultimate portable charger. This solar powered, high capacity battery is also waterproof. 
 
4. HipKey
£69.95; store.apple.com/uk
This funky little device syncs with your iPhone and will set off an alarm if you forget it – or someone tries to steal it.
 
5. Nintendo 3DS XL
£164.99; amazon.co.uk
Nintendo is still the daddy of the portable gaming world. Take Mario and Zelda  to the beach with you.
 
6. GlobalGig portable wi-fi hotspot
£21/month for 1GB of data; globalgig.com
Stay connected on the road with this portable wi-fi hotspot, which can connect up to five devices.
 
7. iPad Mini
£269; store.apple.com/uk
The iPad Mini is a modern design classic. The best portable tablet on the market by a mile. Simple as that.
 
8. Leica D-Lux 6 
£589; amazon.co.uk
This incredibly stylish camera will take great pictures and make you stand out – and it’s cheap for a Leica.
 
9. Beats Executive 
£269.99; selfridges.co.uk
Drown out screaming kids on your flight with these awesome headphones.

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