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Shopping for family and friends is not an easy task, and the hardest part is buying gifts for them on a limited budget. To help you, CNET has compiled a list of tech options that don’t exceed $100 in price.
Here we present 3 of the best:
Amazon Kindle (2022)
A while ago, Amazon launched the Kindle e-ink digital reader priced at $100, with a 6-inch screen that made it smaller and lighter than the more advanced Paperwhite model ($130). . Although both have the same display resolution, Paper White offers additional features, most notably water resistance and improved lighting.
In our previous recommendations, we advised consumers to purchase Paper White if they don’t mind the higher price, especially because the screen resolution is better. But today, with Amazon updating the fourth-generation Kindle eInc and equipping it with a similar screen (at least in terms of screen resolution), it had to be included in our recommendations.
“Soundcore Motion 300”
Bose makes an excellent SoundLink Flex speaker that sells for about $150. But Anker offers you Soundcore Motion 300. This is a dual speaker of the same size that produces satisfactory sound appropriate to its size and costs only $80.
You can place it on a flat surface to make it louder. The device has a water resistance rating of “IPX7” and allows the user to operate for 13 hours at medium volume. Finally; The speaker supports Sony’s LDAC technology for Android phones and all other devices that support Bluetooth wireless streaming via this technology.
“Ninja Blast”
You may be able to find a whisk on the market at a cheaper price, but the “Ninja Blast” ($60) is considered the best in class in terms of design and performance, especially for those who love smoothies and protein shakes at home and outside.
Thanks to the leak-proof lid, you can drink straight from it. Ninja Blast is available in multiple colors and has a capacity of 18 ounces (one ounce is 28 milliliters). It is easy to use and charges via USB-C technology.
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