Top six new travel gadgets at IFA

New Travel Gadgets

Kyle Kucharski, Sept. 7, 2024, at 12:13 p.m. PT

This year, IFA 2024 in Berlin showcased a plethora of innovative products, with standout categories including new travel accessories. For those who aspire to travel smart and streamlined, the newly unveiled gadgets are set to revolutionize the way you pack your carry-on.

Here are the top six travel accessories you need to check out. The makers of the clever adapter that lets you use your headphones on a plane have introduced their latest innovation: the PlugBug, the first USB-C adapter with built-in location support. With a sleek and slim design that sits close to the wall, the PlugBug comes in two models: a 50W version with two USB-C ports and a 120W version with four USB-C ports.

Both models support dynamic charging for multiple devices simultaneously. This is a game-changer for those who often leave chargers behind in hotel rooms. The PlugBug is available for pre-order, with shipping expected in mid-September.

Travelers constantly worried about misplacing their passports will find the Satechi Vegan Leather Passport Cover with Find My a perfect solution. This passport cover not only offers premium protection for your passport but also integrates with Apple’s Find My network. If you accidentally leave your passport behind, you can quickly locate it.

The case supports wireless charging for the location tracker and retails at $60, making it a worthy investment for peace of mind. Anker’s MagGo 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad is a compact, foldable solution that can charge multiple devices at once, perfect for the traveling tech enthusiast. Its sleek design makes it easy to pack, and it supports MagSafe for iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watch, ensuring all your devices are powered up without the hassle of multiple cables.

Staying connected while on the go can be challenging, but the Nomad Ultra-Compact Travel Router is here to help. This tiny device provides reliable and fast Wi-Fi connections wherever you are. It’s perfect for hotel rooms with spotty Wi-Fi, and its compact size means it won’t take up much space in your travel bag.

On long flights or noisy commutes, the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 can be a lifesaver. They offer superior sound quality, a comfortable fit, and best-in-class noise cancellation. With a battery life of up to 20 hours, they’re perfect for long trips.

Additionally, they support voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant, making them a true travel essential. For those who tend to misplace items frequently, the Tile Pro Tracker is a must-have. Attach it to your keys, luggage, or even your wallet, and use the Tile app to locate your items quickly.

The Tile Pro features a 400-foot range, loud alarm, and water-resistant design, making it ideal for all kinds of travel scenarios. These six gadgets unveiled at IFA 2024 are perfect for anyone looking to enhance their travel experience.

Top IFA 2024 travel gadgets

By integrating smart technology into your travel routine, you’ll find it easier to stay organized, connected, and stress-free on your adventures. Cygnett, an Australian company, made an impressive debut at IFA 2024, Europe’s biggest consumer electronics trade show in Berlin. The company introduced a lineup of innovative products, primarily aimed at enhancing the hybrid working experience.

A key highlight was the new range of Australian-designed Qi2.0 wireless charging solutions, which promise simplicity, functionality, and a sleek design. One of the standout products from the launch is the Cygnett ChargeBase 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station. This device delivers Qi2.0 15W wireless charging, capable of powering up all Apple devices from a single station.

Made from premium stainless steel with a durable coated finish, the ChargeBase 3-in-1 offers a weighted base for stability and an 80-degree swivel head for optimal phone viewing angles. Each unit includes a wall charger and a USB-C to USB-C cable. The ChargeBase range is modular and versatile, tailored to meet diverse charging needs.

The lineup includes:

ChargeBase Qi2.0 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger (AU RRP $219.95)
ChargeBase Qi2.0 2-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger (AU RRP $149.95)
ChargePuck Qi2.0 Magnetic Wireless Charger (AU RRP $59.95)

Cygnett’s CEO, Jason Carrington, emphasized the importance of aesthetics alongside functionality. “For many consumers, aesthetics is just as important as functionality when making purchasing decisions. The mess of tangled cables and cluttered spaces is giving way to sleek, efficient, and wireless solutions that align with modern living needs,” he noted.

What sets Cygnett apart from traditional wireless chargers is the introduction of a modular charging “puck” that can be easily detached and used independently. This innovative puck can help charge a phone throughout the day, catering to the needs of hybrid work environments. “The ‘one puck, many applications’ solution brings a unique option for charging multiple devices in a world where hybrid working, commuting, recreation, and travel impose ever-increasing demands for digital power,” explained Alistair Chisholm, Cygnett’s Head of Product Design.

“Creating a modular puck paves the way for a range of future complementary ecosystem products such as car mounts and bedside holders.”

Stock of the ChargeBase range is expected to arrive in major consumer electronics retailers across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the Middle East, and Asia by the end of September. Australian company Cygnett has unveiled a brand-new range of travel accessories which will be showcased at the IFA Berlin 2024 CE trade show. The new range, branded Voyager, is aimed at smart travellers who need to stay powered and connected during their trips.

The range includes travel wall chargers, Bluetooth travel tags, a wireless multi-stream audio adapter, wireless magnetic travel chargers, as well as a phone mount for plane travel. Cygnett says that the products, designed in Melbourne, focus on connectivity, convenience, and durability. “From the frequent flyer to the weekend road tripper, travel heightens our dependency on staying connected and continues to be a primary catalyst for consumers purchasing tech accessories,” said Jason Carrington, Cygnett CEO.

“We understand the negative impact a flat battery and loss of connectivity can have on your travel experience. The Cygnett Voyager travel range is all about giving travellers confidence they will stay connected, capture every moment, and navigate their adventures without interruption,” added Carrington. The Cygnett Voyager travel range will be sold by retailers in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Middle East, and Asia, with stock expected to arrive in-store closer to the end of this month.

The company has indicated that over the next 12 months, it is planning to further expand the Voyager travel range. Voyager Travel Range Overview:
Voyager 67W Multi-Port Wall Charger
Voyager 33W Multi-Port Wall Charger
Voyager Bluetooth TravelTag (Single)
Voyager Bluetooth TravelTag (2-Pack)
Voyager Bluetooth TravelTag (4-Pack)
MagTravel 3-in-1 Wireless Magnetic Travel Charger
MagTravel 2-in-1 Wireless Magnetic Travel Charger
TravelPal Phone Holder for Planes & Travel

Apart from the Voyager Travel Range, Cygnett will also showcase other new products at IFA, including its latest 14-in-1 USB-C Docking Station. For more information, visit Cygnett’s booth at IFA Berlin 2024.

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