Todd Bernhard

Apple has its $79 dock for the Apple Watch, but an equally stylish and more affordable option is the Travel Stand ($34.95) from Moshi. While you have to add your own Apple Watch charging cable, once you do, you'll have a more cost-effective option that can travel easily or look great on your nightstand.

One of the reasons I held off on getting a new MacBook Pro was my appreciation for (and investment in) MagSafe power adapters. They were designed to disconnect from a MacBook if the cable got snagged, so the cable would fall and not the laptop. When Apple moved to USB-C that capability was lost.

There's a quote, often attributed to Albert Einstein, that "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." That seems to be the theory behind the LuxBox Case ZERO case ($25) from Wonderful Things Factory. It's as protective an iPhone 7case as most folks need, without the bulk and extraneous accents that plague many other cases.

You don't have to spend a fortune for Apple's AirPods. IFROGZ offers a variety of Bluetooth earbuds including the InTone Wireless Earbuds ($29.99) and the Impulse Duo Wireless Earbuds ($44.99). If you do indeed spend that much for the Apple version, you'll be afraid to lose them. The IFROGZ versions are more likely to stay put (and connected) because they share a wire between the left and right earbuds. That wire can coil up around the control box; and thanks to a clever magnetic cable manager, the whole package is nice and small and easy to travel with.