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Best Travel Strollers – Consumer Reports
The best travel stroller for your family will ultimately depend on your child’s age and how you’re getting to your destination: If you fly, you want a travel stroller that folds up small enough to fit into a trunk alongside your suitcases and other gear; if you mostly road trip, you might want a travel system or infant car seat…
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Nuna TRVL LX Travel Stroller Review
At this point, when I’m not testing other strollers for work, I’m probably using the Trvl LX. The only exception is when I’m grocery shopping, when I’ll use either the Nuna Swiv (which, thanks to its namesake 360 swivel, is excellent for tight aisles in tiny shops) or my Uppababy Cruz, which has such a fantastic basket I could probably…
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This dual-screen portable monitor is my go-to travel gadget — and it’s 25% off for Prime Day
Having a multi-monitor setup at home makes working even easier but when it comes time to leave the house — say on a trip or even just to work from a cafe — it’s really difficult downsizing to a single laptop display. That’s why earlier this year, I started bringing a portable monitor with me for work wherever I go.…
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You Can Get This 3-in-1 Wireless Travel Charger on Sale for $35 Right Now
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. You can get this 3-in-1 wireless travel charger on sale for $34.99 right now (reg. $59.99). It has a 2.5W wireless Apple Watch charger that works with all models, along with two built-in USB-C cables with 22.5W max output. You…
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Patagonia Black Hole Mini MLC Travel Backpack Review
The oversized laptop sleeve was large enough to hold both my MacBook Air and iPad Pro, plus a book and magazine. But if you really stuff all your gear in this pack, it’s barely going to fit under the seat of a plane. That said, if you pack less so it can fit there, it should still hold enough to work…
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Social Media Bots Are Impersonating Customer Service Travel Reps Now
Key Takeaways Scammers are impersonating airline representatives to trick customers into giving away personal information. Airlines will only reach out via official social media accounts, not individual accounts for representatives. Pay attention to the account handles, photos, join dates, and what they’re asking for. Don’t trust anything that seems off. There seems to have been a recent uptick in fake…
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