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If you’ll be driving a lot on your journey, also consider a car charger that plugs into the cigarette lighter port (just be careful not to leave it in with the engine switched off for long periods – been there, done that). The RAVPower Dual USB Car Adaptor (£6.99 on Amazon) is one great option in the UK. US shoppers can make use of this excellent alternative from Maxboost ($9.99) We’ve also rounded up the fastest car chargers you can buy in our Quick Charge 3.0 article. Bluetooth speakers & headphones We wouldn’t advise taking an expensive pair of headphones on holiday with you. It’s all too easy to lose them when you drunk drop them in the pool. We’ve reviewed a number of sub-£50 earphones in our best budget headphones group test, and a recent standout are the Rock Jaw V2. Rock Jaw V2 Alfa Genus The Rock Jaw is another essential travel accessory for backpackers, business travelers and family tourists alike.

The earphones look expensive (they’re not, at just £40 from Amazon), but more importantly they sound great for a pair of cheapies. For when you’re less likely to annoy other travellers – and, in fact, are wanting to share your tunes – a Bluetooth speaker will be more useful. Something like the Denon Envaya Mini (£79.99/$184.98). There are some cheaper options in our best Bluetooth speakers group test, too. Sitpack Portable Seat Okay, so it might not be as techy as the rest of our roundup, but the Sitpack is a must-have gadget for those that do a lot of walking when travelling. Designed to be the same shape as a 500ml can, it’s portable and can be used almost anywhere to give you a quick break, whether waiting for a train or on a hike in the forest.

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The real magic happens when you unfold it: the outer layer of the ‘can’ becomes a 13.5in polycarbonate seat, while the 34in telescopic leg is extended in seconds. While it may seem a little bit awkward at first, you get used to it within minutes and relax fairly quickly. While admittedly it isn’t as comfortable as sitting down in a soft chair, Sitpack claims that “it embodies the positive outcomes of resting with the right posture” by increasing blood circulation and encouraging a natural upper body posture, amongst other things.

The Sitpack is available in five colours at the Sitpack website. E-readers & tablets We all love a good break from everyday life, but we don’t half miss the big screen in our living room. Tablets are the next best thing: not only can you catch up on all the great TV you’re missing back home (you might need a VPN to check in with UK services such as iPlayer), but you’ve also got all of the internet, social networks and games at your fingertips. If you’d rather be looking up tourist spots, restaurants and nightlife though, check out round up of the best travel apps for Android and iOS. iPad 9.7 (2018) The iPad is almost synonymous with “tablet”, and with the release of the iPad 9.7 you can get it for less (see the full review on our sister site, Macworld UK). There are many more options in our best tablets group test.