10 Amazon Travel MUST-HAVES (Travel Essentials You Need in 2024)
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- čas přidán 31. 05. 2024
- Awesome Travel Gear and Essentials you can get on Amazon. In this video, we share 10 Awesome Travel Essentials that will help you step up your packing game for your Toiletries and Electronics, as well as some other nifty Travel Gear.
After 6-months of full-time travel, we've picked up a lot of travel tips and hacks. One of them is that the travel gear you bring with you can dramatically improve your travel experience! Every travel product shown in this video has been tested and approved by us!
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AWESOME TRAVEL PRODUCTS WE MENTION:
1️⃣ Liquid Travel Bottles by GRAVEL
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2️⃣ PHILIPS One Toothbrush by Sonicare
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3️⃣ Travel Makeup Brush Holder
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4️⃣ Leak Proof Sleeves for Liquids
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5️⃣ Travel Power Strip
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6️⃣ Universal Travel Adapter by EPICKA
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7️⃣ Anker PowerCore III Power Bank
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8️⃣ The Flight Flap
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9️⃣ Travel Perfume Atomizer
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0:00 Amazon Travel Must Haves
0:34 Travel Essential #1: Travel Toiletry Bottles
1:24 Travel Essential #2: Best Electric Toothbrush for Travel
2:27 Travel Essential #3: Makeup Brush Holder for Travel
3:00 Travel Essential #4: Leak Proof Toiletry Covers
4:00 Travel Essential #5: Travel Power Strip
4:50 Travel Essential #6: Epicka Universal Travel Adapter
5:38 Travel Essential #7: Best Travel Power Bank
7:02 Travel Essential #8: Flight Flap
8:02 Travel Essential #9: Travel Perfume Atomizer
8:58 Travel Essential #10: Portable Door Lock
keep bottles from leaking by using plastic wrap. just remove the top. and screw it back down over the plastic wrap that extends all the way down the length of the crap.
Love that hack!
Haha my wife and I got those same toothbrushes a while ago for travel. She was jealous because her peach colored one takes a AAA battery and I realized my black one charges with USB c.
Thank you! Going on a trip very soon, now going to look into your great ideas on Amazon. Those bottle toppers!!! Best to you~
Bucket! Thank you so much for these videos! Love your channel and I really appreciate your thoughtful reviews, esp the reviews of hard shell carry ons. Hoping your soft side carry on comes out soon. Need to order a bag!
Great suggestions. Many thanks!
My travel power journey... if you want to check out what I'm using now. Same as you, I loved traveling with an international adapter and an extension bank (Anker). I then went with the Kikkerland adapter to save space (since USB was in my extension bank). But recently I've been getting both solutions in a single compact device - the Mogics Super Bagel. Extension cord isn't quite as long, but the compact size is hard to beat. Only about 4 trips with it so far but loving it!
Thank you!!!
I love the travel atomizer but fyi the fragrance will evaporate out of the hole in the bottom over time so fill up right before you travel not ahead of time.
try out a GaN travel adapter, it will change your life. You can fast-charge multiple devices at 60-100W. The Epicka one is slow if you plug in anything more than 1 device as the maximum output is only 28W.
Thanks
I have the same toothbrush and I love it.
Wow! This video is very different from all the others I've watched... in a good way. I've only heard of one of those items... the cell phone flap, and feel like I need at least one of all the other items. Will start adding things to my cart right away.😄 Thanks!!
Great alternative electric toothbrush, thanks! I use a Steripod to go over the end of a regular toothbrush, which then gives me something to prop it on to dry at the sink. They also make them for razors.
Fantastic video. Great suggestions. Already ordered the perfume atomizers. Will order many more!
Great to see Alley.
the way she looks at him 🥰
Nice to see Allie. Great travel must-haves on this video.
We use the Gravel toiletry bag and their bottles on every trip. Glad you suggested them! I was sick of stuff spilling and this fixed it!
I agree on the Anker power pack, those are the BEST! I also agree with the door lock, a little added security can help you rest better.
The flap has been in our travel pack and on christmas lists for years.
Thank you so much for doing these videos. I have learned a lot about the true essentials needed for travel. I will be traveling to Italy for the first time in 2024 and I already ordered the adapter you recommended. Is there a converter that you can recommend? (hairdryer) Thank you in advance.
I love your travel videos. So helpful. Thank you. But please reconsider the background music...it is VERY distracting! So much so I have to watch with closed caption! on!
Just bought that compact charger for a St Martin trip coming up.
Love the content guys! New subscriber here. Greetings from Puerto Rico.
I am just opening my door lock ! For my travel next week!
liked and subbed. excellent recs!
Hi guys, I love your videos. Do you still use the ANKER PowerCore or has the model you like been superseded? Thanks much
I would like to ask Allie, since she has long hair, what she uses for shampoo and conditioner on long trips? The TSA safe bottles are not enough. Thank you
A heroclip is also a must have for me, tottaly recommend it!
Great video! Just a quick heads-up on the hotel door lock… bought this exact one for a stay in a swanky Vegas resort and it did not work with the size deadbolt on those doors. Not sure if this is common, but it’s not a one size fits all gadget.
I like my Anker charging bank. It lasts a long time.
The power cord and power charger are both on Prime Day SALE. I just bought both. Thanks for the review, it was most helpful.
The GRAVEL Tubes, Makeup Brush Holder, and Door Lock are too, FYI! Thanks for watching!
Interesting video - thank you! I do have to question the Portable Door Lock. I can see that it could work when you're 'in' the room and would definitely bring peace of mind especially to the solo (woman or man) traveler. However, I found the product video misleading when he states, "it's easy to walk around knowing that personal belongings are safe and secure inside the hotel ... " It can only be used when you're 'in' the room ... so .... ??
I have the EPICKA and it's 4 years old and I love it. The power strip looks nice, but there are countries that do not use the 3 prong outlet, so even if my item has multiple voltage, I still can't use a power strip. I will be trying the toothbrush. I've found the regular Sonicare's vibration is too strong, so I generally use Oral B. I got scolded by my hygienist for using the hotel provided toothbrushes on my last trip, but I do not want to risk forgetting my electric toothbrush or the charger. I'm thinking with a AAA battery, the vibration may not be as strong. Thanks for t he tip.
Yes, I would love to know how the vibration and timing work on this as well…
Great video and so fun to see Allie! You two are a great team!
Thanks Megan! She's the real star of this channel. :)
I have a question about the adaptor. I was told it would blow your phone and computer. Do I need a converter? LOVE your videos and just got my Monos luggage! TOP quality!!!!
Thank you for the info!
@@denisegrosch2744 It’s a pin adapter for Asia, EU etc as they don’t use the same type of plugs. It’s NOT a voltage converter/transformer! Cell phones are by default made to work in both 110 V (N.A.) and 220 V (EU, Asia). Note that phones can get a bit hot when plugged into 220 volt outlet for charging. As for plugging your hair dryer or other 110 V appliances, you’ll blow them if plugged into 220V. You need either a voltage converter or you need DUAL voltage gadgets available on Amazon and elsewhere. Hope that helps!
Portable carbon monoxide monitor. They are tiny now and you wont die in foreign or sketchy places.
You cant get Anker products shipped to NZ do you have another you would recommend will cheque back later
I wonder if the universal adapter works in the middle east
The Epicka adapter will NOT work in Italy where 3 prong outlets are used for hair dryers or curling irons. The third prong is a ground which is required for higher amp appliances. I picked up a 3 prong to US adapter in Venice to save her day!😂
She never said anything about spraying perfume on a plane. Just to have when on a trip.
I tried the door lock ( wasnt happy) and while i may have missed the obvious ( I’m human) but have been in construction forever and it didn’t seem user friendly
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I’m a big fan of anker batteries and cables but I feel like they’re better options out there unless you’re really worried about weight, I don’t think 10,000 mA is enough power for a long trip especially if you’re talking about multiple phones AirPods etc. I would go with 20,000. I would rather have extra juice than not enough just my two. Cents.
It looks like the shape of those toiletry bottles would be tough to get the last portion of liquids out of them by squeezing. No?
I have those. The white top comes off so you can fill them. It’s easy to fit it back on.
@@deannad3566 I didn't ask if it was easy to fill I asked if it was easy to empty ^^
@@WeiFinderI don’t have these, but maybe bcuz top removes easily, and hopefully the opening is wide enough, perhaps convenient to empty (if lotion, use scooper) & wash out completely for a different liquid. 🤷🏻♀️
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Everything you talked about was very helpful but please rethink using perfume and how it affects others- migraine headaches, respiratory illnesses.
I have the compact power strip but I noticed it doesn’t say it accepts 220 voltage so I’m afraid to use it in Europe or Africa.
@anitawallace2166 it’s not a transformer nor is it designed for 220V. This works in countries where it’s 110V
The repetitive music......uggghhhhhhhh. But good travel suggestions!
The clarity and depth of this content are superb. A book with related subjects took my thinking to new levels. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
My atomizer always leaks so i think im going to start buying small rollerball sizes of perfume.
It wasn't mentioned if the Travel Power Strip is multi-voltage compatible. Is it?
Power strips (or travel plug adapters for that matter) don't convert voltage. The voltage they recieve is the voltage they put out. For the voltage conversion from 110v to 220/230v, one needs a step-up or step-down transformer.
@@paraagshah4153 That was not my question and I already know that. My question was is it multi-voltage compatible, meaning can it be plugged into 120 volts and 240 volts. The Travel Power Strip has USB so input voltage capability matters. As someone who blew up a USB phone charger years ago because it was only rated for 120 volts and I plugged it into 220 volts, I want to know if it is multi-voltage compatible so it doesn't get damaged if plugged into 220 volts.
@@johnvillalovos -- In the video description, there are links for the products mentioned in the video. Through the link for the "Travel Power Strip" I found this:
> USB Input: 110-125V~,50/60Hz
So, (as paraagshah4153 indicated)... Power strips or travel plug adapters (generally) don't convert voltage. Based on this product's description, it's my understanding this power strip does NOT convert voltage.
@@lowellaguno I did not ask if it converts voltage 🙂 As I said, I asked if it was multi-voltage compatible, which doesn't mean converting voltage. I also went to the Amazon page and posted my response (which for some reason didn't post before) indicating that it appears to NOT be multi-voltage capable. So if it gets plugged into 240 volts most likely the built-in USB charger will get damaged.
Replying to myself (again it seems). This does NOT appear to be multi-voltage compatible. From the product's webpage it says: "USB Input:110-125V~,50/60Hz ". So very likely plugging this into 220/240 volts will destroy the USB charger.
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Hey, just wanted to let you know you should not charge your phone wirelessly with a power bank as there is a lot of power loss with wireless charging so you are losing quite a bit of capacity. Unless of course you dont need to get the most out of the power bank.
SCANNER?
What about a travel converter? This list has a travel adapter, but the only electronic item that I'm aware of that would not need an adapter in most countries is a CPAP machine. There again, I state in most countries. So obviously even a CPAP machine is going to need a converter depending what country you're traveling to. We have been traveling with our own 15 foot extension cord because of the CPAP machine. We also have cell phones , Fitbit watches , and my curling iron that would need electricity . So any recommendations for my situation?
@@crying-croc ok. Thank you
I don’t think the chain on that door lock is going to stop an intruder.
Oh it's not the chain actually! Its the wedging of the red piece against the door using the strength of the deadbolt. That chain is actually just so you don't lose the two parts basically. It's crazy strong!
Great ideas. I use many of these products, however I hope you don't use he perfume on the plane of in a crowded place. I and many others have strong aversions to scents. Thanks
You are responsible for your own health. You shouldn't expect others to adapt to your health issues. Wear a filtering mask or find another solution but don't expect people to stop doing something as basic as wearing perfume. Entitled!
Wireless charge is a bad idea, is doesnt have the same effiency versus wire
The power bank can charge using cable, tool. The wireless function is just an extra.
POWER BANK WITH 20k POWER AND 3 IN 1 CABLE?
power banks a handy, but switch to an Android phone and you won't have to carry a power bank around in town, even if you heavily use google maps :PPP I have a power bank for years now, never had to actually use it on a trip. it's just a safety measure in case there is a power blackout now :D
Not with the S22 model.
$24 for electric travel, toothbrush ridiculous… just take a rubber sandwich bag when you get home, you can throw the bag away once it gets nasty.
I really dont think any of those are essential
Have some consideration for others when it comes to perfume. Not everyone may appreciate your perfume and many have allergic reactions to perfume or aerosolized liquids
Ok but it’s actually a very small percentage of people. Just let people enjoy their scented stuff.
Ugh. Please rethink wearing perfume on a flight. I am allergic to many perfumes. I get wicked migraines and sometimes respiratory distress. Please don’t ruin someone else’s trip because you want to smell pretty.
Just because she takes it on a trip doesn’t mean she’s wearing it to fly.
Ok, Karen 😂. It doesn't mean she wears it on the flight.
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Wear a mask 😷 your issue is not others. The world is bigger than you.
Let me guess, you’re also gluten intolerant.
so forced
It would be best if people didn't wear perfume on airplanes. It can be annoying and even cause other people to become ill.
OLDIES????? I NEED TO TALK WITH THE MANAGER, RIGHT NOW!!!! ;-)