Here are 9 Most Useful Tech Gadgets under $200 of 2025

The best Tech gadgets under $ 200. I know I haven’t done these in a while. This gadget focuses on tech in the $100 to $200 range.

Quick Review

1. Bluetooth Speaker

The first item is a Bluetooth speaker. I’m working with them on a bit of a giveaway, so if you want to win it, just make sure you comment and follow along.

This is the new Marshall Willen 2 Bluetooth speaker, and it was my favorite speaker from last year. It has been upgraded to version two. It comes in two colorways—cream and black. One of the upgrades includes rounded edges to better protect the grill.

The on-and-off button and Bluetooth pairing option are conveniently placed on top. The sound is still fantastic! I love carrying this around in my backpack or golf bag. It’s super portable and priced at just $120, making it a great stocking stuffer or gift. Plus, it has that iconic Marshall amp design. For a small speaker, the sound output is impressive, and it’s an unbeatable value in this price range.

2. MCHOSE GX87 Keyboard: Mechanical Keyboard

The next item is a mechanical keyboard that comes with a huge discount.

Mechanical keyboards typically cost around $200 to $250, but this one by MCHOSE is priced at $59 to $60 (on an Indiegogo campaign). Even at its final price of $100, it remains the best-value keyboard I’ve tested. The keys feel lubricated, have great travel and clickiness, and the build quality is impressive.

It offers Bluetooth pairing, dongle connectivity, or USB-C wired options. It even comes with RGB lighting (which you can turn off) and a small LED indicator. The heft and weight make it feel premium—MCHOSE should genuinely consider increasing its price.

3. CMF Watch 2 Pro

Close to the $100 mark is the Watch Pro 2 by CMF, a subdivision of Nothing Phones. This modular smartwatch is priced at $69 to $70.

To personalize the look, you can buy additional modules, such as swappable bands and customizable bezels. For example, you can change from a rounded bezel to a sleeker one by snapping it into place. If you’re into Nothing Phones, you’ll notice a similar modularity, like replacing phone backplates for a fresh design.

At this price point, it’s way cheaper than most smartwatches and offers great value for anyone looking for a budget-friendly wearable.

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4. Journey 3-1 Folding Charging Station

This is the Journey 3-in-1 Charger, a cheaper multi-device charging base.

If you have an Apple Watch, an iPhone, and a pair of AirPods or other wireless earbuds, this sleek tray can charge them all. It connects via USB-C and is perfect for a nightstand.

Although minimalistic in design, it provides excellent functionality under $100. Bonus: Journey also sells accessories, like premium Apple Watch bands.

5. Personal Upgrade: Vlogging Kit

Since I’ve been traveling a lot recently, my vlogging kit has seen two notable upgrades in the $100 to $200 range.

Variable ND Filter by KF Concept: I picked this up on Prime Day for its ability to adjust light stops (2 to 6) based on brightness. It’s been crucial for outdoor shooting.
Carbon Fiber Tripod by Neewer: At $115, it’s lightweight yet sturdy. It rivals more expensive tripods, like the $500 Peak Design models, while costing much less. It features a quick-release plate for seamless shifts between landscape and vertical modes, making it perfect for creating content on the fly.

6. Lexar SSD

This Lexar SSD (Armor 700 series) is an absolute lifesaver for traveling. The 2TB model, priced between $100 and $200, has a rugged rubber coating, protecting it from drops and wear.

With 2000 MB/s read and write speeds, it’s fast enough to edit 4K video footage directly from the drive. If you, like me, skimp on laptop storage, these drives are a game-changer.

7. Beats Transparent Buds

The Beats Solo Buds are earbuds priced at CAD 100 (even less in USD).

While they lack active noise cancellation, they include spatial audio and have a USB-C charging case. Just note that the case doesn’t hold extra battery power—you’ll need to plug it in to recharge the buds. Still, for the price, they’re a solid choice!

8. Hyperx Quadcast Mic

For those looking to get into streaming, the HyperX RGB Microphone is a fantastic option, priced at $120 to $150.

It connects via USB-C and has gain control, RGB lighting, and a touch-to-mute button. Simple, effective, and perfect for beginners wanting more than a stock mic.