Using laser optics,

this wireless mouse

can go where most all other mice dare not: glass surfaces. It also has hyperfast scrolling and thumb buttons. $99

Don’t be that guy in Aisle 27 whose 2 Chainz iTunes collection can be heard in Aisle 5 because of cheap earbuds.

Bose’s noise-canceling cans

are the humane, not-obnoxious and sleek way to go. $299

“The world’s first smart-connected carry-on”

is controlled by your phone

— which can lock and unlock your suitcase, weigh it, or, most important, track it when you realize those luggage loaders must’ve cheated on their drug tests and your clothes wound up in Guam. Supplies extremely limited. $299

The ideal tablet to whip out for when your in-flight entertainment is less than entertaining. And psst: It’s OK to cheat on your iPhone with

this 4 million-pixel, 12.2-inch device

, best navigated with an included S Pen. It’s earned all its adoration, weighing only 1.65 pounds. $749

Half bed, half sleeping bag,

this shell-and-fabric sarcophagus

for the living is probably comfier than that medieval torture device you sleep on at home. It’s zipper- and Velcro-free, so no midsleep-injury risks when you’re out camping, and it has a catenary opening to keep out the wind. $489

You know how hotels like to charge $300 to launder one pair of socks? You know how you’re never going to let them get away with that anymore? Dolfi, that’s how. It looks like a bar of soap, but it’s actually an ultrasonic pod that can clean and scrub your clothes in the sink, without you being anywhere near it — just add detergent, turn it on and scram.

Currently it’s only in prototype form, but will be on the market soon. $189

Behaving much like ye olde magician’s trick where a flat circle transforms into a top hat, Fugu is magically expanding luggage that can transform from carry-on to full-size check-in, from mobile closet to usable table.

Operating with pumped-in air a la an inflatable bed, it can accordion between 9 and 27 inches. It’s a fully funded Kickstarter device; preorder now. $219

Hey, cynics: People still read, turns out. And as a result, e-reader innovations are fast and furious.

For bookworms on the go, though, this is the best yet. Voyage has next-gen Paperwhite display (300 PPI!), 4 GBs of local storage, a pressure sensor to let you turn pages without lifting a finger, a light that adapts to your environs — and it’s only 7.6 millimeters thick — the skinniest Kindle ever. $199

What’s better than landing a Double McTwist 1260? Blowing the landing, but capturing your epic fail in full ultra-HD.

Sony’s answer

to GoPro now offers 3,840-by-2,160-pixel video recording, a stereo mike with wind noise reduction and SteadyShot image stabilization tech. Just mount it on your beanie and go. $499

Talk about a palm pilot. Your hands turn into Bluetooth devices with

these high-tech gloves

that you can use to take control of your phone, music, media and camera with innovative finger-touch tech.

The grip-focused construction lets you handle equipment stress-free. $120