Any regular traveler understands how aggravating it can be to spend hours looking for the correct plug adapter, only to struggle to find enough outlets to charge all of your devices at once. Fortunately for us, Anker has devised a clever little solution that checks off both boxes in one slim package. The Nano Travel Adapter priced at $19.99 (was $26), is just under an inch thick and weighs less than four ounces, thanks to its four USB ports on the sides and bottom, as well as a conventional AC outlet on the front.

Carrying a Kindle Paperwhite, priced at $134.99 (was $159.99), in one’s hands everyday acts as a constant reminder of what makes this device a must-have for bookworms. This e-reader weighs only 7 oz, hence why it seems like something that the device could float as it easily fits into one’s pockets or bag without them knowing.

When Black Myth Wukong fans pick up this special edition Anker Prime power bank, priced at $139.99 (was $199.99), they’ll notice a difference immediately. Anker collaborated with the game developers to create the exterior a look straight out of the game, resulting in a Phantom Black finish with eye-catching raised 3D patterns reminiscent of worn paintings. When you hold it, the combat textures on all sides provide a firm, sticky feel, and the built-in screen comes alive with custom game animations as soon as you start charging.

Chargers are often tucked into drawers and bags because most of us simply plug them in and forget about it, but Anker’s Nano 45W Smart Charger, priced at $27.99 (was $40), is different. Travelers are constantly looking for gear that does not take up too much room, and the Nano is a game changer. It’s small enough to put in a pocket or a carry-on, yet it delivers an impressive 45 watts of power via a single USB-C port. The prongs fold up in two directions.

Airline tickets continue to rise as summer approaches, and more families are opting to road trips for the impromptu stops and vast open spaces they love. Often there is a cooler full of delicacies and various devices that require a constant supply of electricity to function and keep food fresh along the road. Jackery kept all of this in mind when designing the Solar Generator 1000 v2 bundle, priced at $699 (was $1299), which includes a 1070 watt-hour battery and a 200 watt solar panel, allowing drivers to enjoy their freedom without the added weight or noise of a generator.