While are the best choice for iPhone users, Bluetooth tracker options for Android users have been somewhat limited over the years. But a few companies have stepped up to the plate to fill that void, and one of those is Chipolo. 

The Chipolo One Point key fob is very much like an AirTag, powered by a battery that lasts about a year. It's also water-resistant to IPX5 standard (which means it's splashproof). It's a great tag, and goes a long way to end the frustration (and arguments) that come from things like lost keys!

Review: Finally, Bluetooth trackers for Android users that work better than AirTags (and are cheaper)

This might be one of the best USB-C accessories I've ever purchased. It's a magnetic breakaway USB-C connector similar to Apple's MagSafe connector, compatible with all your devices, from smartphones and tablets to power banks, docks, and laptops, including MacBooks that lack MagSafe. 

A magnetic breakaway USB-C connector consists of two parts: the first part is the USB-C port that plugs into the device you want to protect -- be that a laptop, smartphone, charger, power bank, or other device -- and the other part goes on the end of the cable you're going to use.

I've got a good handful of these connectors, and I use them daily.

Review: My favorite USB-C accessory of all time got a magnetic upgrade - it's spoiled me ever since

I like my EDC (everyday carry) gadgets, but when I travel by air, I almost always end up having to empty my pockets of a lot of useful stuff. I find it handy and convenient to have a screwdriver, scissors, and a pair of pliers close at hand, but most multitools are a no-go at airports and on commercial aircraft, often confiscated. 

But Nextool has a TSA-friendly multitool called the Mini Sailor Pliers Lite, and I've taken this with me on several flights with no issues whatsoever.

NexTool's mini multitool fits the bill perfectly. It has no blade and features needle-nose pliers with wire cutters, tiny scissors, a bottle opener, a SIM extractor, and Phillips head and flathead screwdrivers. There's also a handy keyring for attaching it to your keys. 

Review: They said I could bring this TSA-approved multitool on a plane - here's how that went

There's one tool that I carry with me everywhere. It lives on my keychain and is simple yet incredibly versatile, capable of handling all sorts of tasks. This tool is an absolute workhorse, from opening letters to popping open random electronic gadgets.

It's the DottorPod Mini iSesamo Spudger. Whether I'm dealing with seams glued shut, ultrasonically welded, or just clipped shut, the Mini iSesamo Spudger can sneak into even the tiniest cracks. Once it's in, it's only a matter of time before the gadget pops open. 

I've used and abused my Mini iSesamo for over two years now. I bought the tool in March 2023, and it's still going strong. No bends, no significant chips, no signs of quitting. The gadget is tough as nails, yet gentle enough to avoid damaging delicate components. 

Review: This $12 gadget tool is a permanent accessory on my keychain - here's why