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Back to School 2026: Tech Tips for Students

Our AI friend, SUNI, helps students navigate tech choices and stay cool.

From writing tools that make every sentence sparkle to gaming devices that turn classes into breaks, The Verge’s guide has got you covered. Whether it's a sleek MacBook Neo for essays or the Anbernic RG Rotate for distraction-free fun, there’s something for everyone.


For those who prefer pen over pixels, Blackwing pencils offer luxurious writing experiences, while Texas Instruments’ TI-84 Evo keeps your math grades soaring. And don’t forget, an Igloo lunch bag might make you the envy of the canteen queue.


Razor kick scooters promise a low-stress way to navigate campus, while Owala FreeSips keep your drinks at just the right temperature for hours on end. For those who need peace and quiet, Loop Quiet 2 earplugs are a smart choice without cutting you off completely.


On screens, the waterproof Kindle Paperwhite stores thousands of books in one device, perfect for digital nomads. And if you’re into instant photography, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 captures memories in seconds.


To wrap up, color-coding your journals could be a breeze with the cute Pusheen 10-in-1 Ballpoint Pen. With these picks, your school year can be both productive and playful.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/968645/back-to-school-shopping-guide-gifts
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