Unique Amazon Gadgets Under $100 That You Should Consider

Amazon has revolutionized how we shop online with its incredible platform and an even better delivery system through Amazon Prime. However, it’s also home to some truly bizarre products. That’s why finding an affordable gem can feel so satisfying!

Hi friends, Harsh here. Hope you’re doing well! In today’s article, I’ll share some of my favorite recent Amazon Gadgets purchases—all priced under $100.

Quick Review

Here are 10 Unique Amazon Gadgets Under $100

Travel Notepad

The Travel Notepad is a pocket memo book available on Amazon, and its appeal lies in its simplicity and design. These notepads are sturdily built, fit perfectly in your back pocket, are well-priced, and make for a great everyday companion.

This model is the Expedition Series, which is tearproof and waterproof, making it perfect for on-the-road travel. It even features a subtle varnish effect with a topographic map of Antarctica, adding a unique touch.

What I love most about these notepads is that they don’t require special care. You don’t have to baby them—they’re rugged and designed to withstand being tossed around, offering great usability.

While I often jot down notes on my phone, there are times when I prefer putting pen to paper. These are a great addition to your everyday carry at just $15 for a pack of three on Amazon.

Key Organizer

The Key Organizer has been one of my favorite staples for as long as I can remember. It’s been essential for keeping my keys and pockets tidy and organized. This particular one is the updated Key Organizer Pro version, which includes some neat improvements.

It features a tool-free adjustment knob at the top, making it easy to add or remove keys. The organizer is made from thicker Nappa leather that feels incredibly premium, and it now has a quick-flip function for easy access to your most-used key.

I’ve also attached the multi-use tool, which has come in handy more times than I can count—whether it’s cutting open boxes or opening bottles. There are plenty of color variations available on Amazon, and if you’re planning to buy one, I recommend the original rubber organizer. Not only is it the cheapest option at around $25, but the durable rubber material is built to last for years.

Nokia Dumbphone

The Next Budget Amazon Buy: A $90 Nokia Dumbphone. The re-released Nokia 3210 might make you wonder: Why would I spend money on an old-school phone like this? Well, for me, it’s quickly become my go-to utility phone when I want to be in the moment and free from smartphone distractions.

Surprisingly, I’ve been taking this phone out more often than I thought I would. Classified as a “dumbphone” or a feature phone, it’s part of a growing trend for people seeking an antidote to smartphone addiction.

The Nokia 3210 focuses on the basics: texting, phone calls, and, of course, the classic Snake game. If you’re looking to detox from a smartphone or simply want more simplicity in your life, this phone is worth considering.

That said, while the Nokia 3210 is great, I’d recommend another option available on Amazon: the Nokia 6300. Priced even lower at $67, it offers extra features like Google Maps, WhatsApp integration, and 4G hotspot capability.

Space One Pro: soundscore’s Compact Travel Headphones

Talk about the new Soundcore Space One Pro headphones, which you can grab right off Amazon.

The coolest feature of these headphones is their flexi-curve structure, designed by Soundcore. They fold down to a compact donut-sized shape and then unfold back into full-sized noise-cancelling headphones. This ability to reduce their size by half is a game-changer for commutes and flights.

As over-ear headphones, the sound quality and noise cancellation are impressive, and they’re quite comfortable for extended use thanks to the foam ear cups and durable build. The four-stage noise-canceling system uses six microphones for adaptive active noise cancellation, blocking out a wide range of unwanted sounds while you’re on the go.

Since these headphones are travel-focused, battery life is a standout feature. You get:

40 hours of playback with active noise cancellation (ANC) on
60 hours without ANC
An impressive 8 extra hours from just a 5-minute quick charge

That’s a solid performance, especially for frequent travelers.

I’ve always believed Soundcore outperforms its price range. I’ve been a fan ever since I started using their Liberty 4 NC earbuds, which I still use to this day! The Space One Pro headphones continue that trend, offering top-notch build quality, excellent noise cancellation, and surprisingly rich sound thanks to triple composite drivers.

K2 HE Keyboard

Here’s an incredible keyboard: the K2 HE Keyboard. At this point, almost everyone knows about the Keychron K2. It’s a high-quality mechanical keyboard that’s available for under $100 on Amazon. Now, the K2 H takes that beloved keyboard to the next level with a stunning metal-and-wood frame, Gateron 2 magnetic switches, and larger double-shot PBT keycaps for an exceptional typing experience.

Not only does it look beautiful on a desk, but its typing performance is peak Keychron. Surprisingly, it’s also a solid choice for gamers thanks to its features, which include adjustable actuation points, rapid magnetic triggers, and dynamic keystrokes optimized for competitive gaming.

While it doesn’t directly compete with top-tier gaming keyboards like those from Razer or SteelSeries, it’s a fantastic option for daily use and casual gaming at its price point.

P-Touch Cube

The P-Touch Cube is a must-have staple if you’re a bit of a neat freak like me, or if you find yourself mailing items often. You simply connect it to the app, type out the label, and then print it. The print quality is actually great—nice and sharp—considering how small and affordable this device is. There are tons of templates in the app, so it goes beyond just labeling things. It’s perfect for gift wrapping, letters, or even if you run a small business.

I feel like this is one of those random items you don’t think much about, but once you use it, you’ll realize how useful it is.

Watch Straps

If you’re into watches like I am, I have to admit that I’ve bought so many watch straps off Amazon. It’s a deep, dark rabbit hole of budget straps, all priced around the $10 mark, that completely change the look and feel of your watch.

For example, this MoonSwatch comes with a pretty terrible strap that’s also uncomfortable to wear. But swapping it out for this orange rubber strap gives it some visual flair and makes it much more comfortable and versatile. Since it’s rubber, I can go for a run or sweat with it on without worrying about it.

This is one of those Amazon purchases I’ve gone back to buy more of, simply because it’s affordable and offers variety. If you like wearing watches and usually just stick to one, this is a great way to mix it up.

Portable Tumbler

An affordable Amazon purchase that stays by my side almost every day. It’s a $30 water tumbler by a great Japanese design brand called Kinto. It’s a stainless steel double-walled tumbler that retains heat and cold quite well, but I like it because it’s really well-designed for the price and still looks practically new after years of use.

I originally bought it for travel, but then I found myself bringing it to the gym, in the car, or just to the work desk. It’s a great tumbler, but just make sure you clean it regularly because the rim isn’t antibacterial and gets pretty nasty pretty quickly.

Beam Bar

I wasn’t expecting to like this LED Beam Bar as much as I do. It’s a $99 LED key light that triples as a table lamp, a key light for video calls, and ambient mood lighting in the evening. There’s no crazy RGB lighting here, which I appreciate—just five color temperatures and five brightness levels.

Trust me, it gets bright, and its build quality feels much more high-end and sturdy than you’d expect for $99, with its weighty base and flexible rotation. This has been a great addition to my desk setup, and I always have it turned on in the evening.

Desk Vacuum

I’ve mentioned this vacuum in a couple of articles, and I still find it pretty useful. I keep it close by the desk, so when there’s too much dust or I make a mess, it’s as simple as whipping it out and cleaning it up by hand. A single micro USB charge gives it 90 minutes of use, so it has lasted months on a single charge.

It’s a simple product but has been much more valuable than its small $15 price tag. I just wish it had a USB-C port, though.

Let me know if you’ll be getting any of these off Amazon, and do me a favor—share your own favorite budget Amazon purchases below.