Our Gadget Expert Says These Are the Best Tech Deals to Shop in March

Looking for a quick and simple way to print out memories you've captured? The HP Sprocket Studio Plus lets you do just that. Our pros named it one of the best photo printers, praising the its portable design, speedy print times, and the ease of printing photos directly from your phone—or even straight from your social media accounts. It also produces borderless 4 x 6 prints, making them super shareable with friends and family.

If you like having all your plans in one place, the Cozyla Digital Calendar+ 2 is a surprisingly useful gadget. When I reviewed it, I was floored by how well this tablet pulled everyone's schedules into one shared dashboard, so you can see what the week looks like for the whole family at a glance.

It also helps keep things like meal plans and household chores organized. What I like most, though, is that you can also use it to download apps straight from Google Play, whether that’s Netflix, Peacock, or ESPN.

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This two-in-one MagSafe charger stand from Anker landed on our best wireless chargers roundup thanks to its low-profile design that won't be an eyesore on your desk. We also like that it lets you prop up your iPhone at a comfortable viewing angle while it charges, letting you watch Youtube, check notifications, and more. The stand even rotates—45 degrees vertically and a full 360 degrees horizontally—and you can wirelessly charge two devices at once.

This device earned high marks from Lipski in her OG AirTag review. If you’re tired of misplacing your keys, luggage, or everyday bag, Apple’s AirTag can make tracking them down a lot less stressful. Using Apple’s Find My network, the tiny tracker helps you locate lost items right from your iPhone. And when you’re nearby, Precision Finding can guide you straight to it with on-screen arrows and distance cues that point you in the right direction.

The AirPods 4, the model without active noise cancellation, are currently your cheapest entry into Apple's world of earbuds. There's a reason why it was named the best open-fit AirPods among our pros; They’re lightweight, deliver clear, balanced sound for everyday listening, and they're comfortable to wear.

If you find that the Pro line doesn't fit your ears quite well, give the AirPods 4 a try—Apple re-engineered the shape to fit more users.They also feature Apple’s seamless ecosystem perks, like quick pairing with your iPhone and intuitive touch controls for skipping tracks or taking calls.

After using this 11-inch iPad, the first thing that stands out to me is how crisp the Retina display looks and how smoothly everything runs. I’d recommend it for kids, students, or even an adult who just wants a reliable device for streaming, studying, or staying organized throughout the day.

Pair it with a keyboard, like this Magic Keyboard from Apple, and it can even act like a compact laptop. (Think of it as a lighter, less powerful MacBook-style setup that’s still perfectly capable of handling emails, writing, and other lightweight tasks.)

If you find the AirPods Max too cramped and heavy on your head, you should consider switching to these Bose headphones. The GH Institute named them the best headphones overall for their clear, balanced sound and top-tier noise cancellation that does an excellent job blocking out distractions like office chatter or airplane hum. As a cherry on top, the QuietComfort Ultra headphones feature seamless switching between noise-canceling, transparency and immersive audio modes.

Sony's WH-1000XM6 headphones, the successor to the XM5 model that was named the best headphones for travel by the GH Institute, are one of my favorite over-ear cans ever. They're lifesavers when the office chatter gets a little too loud. They also deliver rich, well-balanced sound that makes your music feel immersive instead of muddy. Throw in intuitive touch controls for skipping tracks or adjusting volume and plush ear cups that stay comfortable for hours, and you've got a serious rival to the AirPods Max for $150 less.

This compact Bluetooth speaker stands out for its ultra-portable design, along with a built-in carabiner clip that lets you attach it to a backpack, beach bag, or even your belt loop. Although it's quite small, it delivers surprisingly clear sound with solid midrange and treble. Plus, its lightweight build makes it an easy companion for travel, pool days, or on-the-go casual listening.

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If your phone needs a little extra juice on the go, this MagSafe portable charger can change that. When I tried it, this pocket-sized device helped my iPhone recharge by nearly 40% in an hour, which is pretty fast for a wireless power bank. Plus, it has a built-in kickstand, an attachment loop that doubles as a USB-C cable, and a cute paw print that tells you how much battery is left in the tank.

The Samsung Frame TV is perfect for anyone who hates the look of a giant black rectangle hanging on their wall. When you’re not watching anything, it switches into Art Mode, displaying artwork or your own photos so it looks like a framed collector's item, not a piece of tech.

GH Institute pros Olivia Lipski and Timothy Dahl both praised it for its sharp 4K QLED picture quality, matte anti-glare screen that keeps reflections at bay, and slim, customizable frame that helps it blend seamlessly into your décor. In other words, it’s a TV that actually makes your living room look better when it’s off. 

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