Tech for lectures, libraries and life in halls: laptops, tablets, headphones, fitness trackers, cameras and small gadgets a student will use every day.
Small, light earbuds for the walk to lectures
Noise cancelling that keeps a busy library quiet
A rugged pocket speaker for flat kitchens and picnics
Light on-ear headphones for music between seminars
A sports watch for runners and campus gym regulars
Tracks sleep, steps and workouts through term time
A slim fitness band for gym sessions and sleep
A simple tracker for steps, sleep and stress
A keyring camera for snapshots of nights out
A pocket gimbal camera for vlogging student life
A simple point-and-shoot for trips and society socials
A tough action camera for sport, travel and gap years
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A light laptop for lectures, essays and late-night study
Small, light earbuds for the walk to lectures
A sports watch for runners and campus gym regulars
A big screen for lecture notes, reading and streaming
Prints photos straight from a phone for the bedroom wall
A keyring camera for snapshots of nights out
For notes, reading lists and revision on the go
Noise cancelling that keeps a busy library quiet
A rugged pocket speaker for flat kitchens and picnics
Light on-ear headphones for music between seminars
Tracks sleep, steps and workouts through term time
Everyday earbuds for calls home and music on the bus
Noise cancelling earbuds that pair instantly with an iPhone
A pocket speaker with a strap for the desk or the park
A second pad for PS5 game nights with flatmates
A slim fitness band for gym sessions and sleep
A thin, quiet laptop with power for heavy coursework
A pocket gimbal camera for vlogging student life
The first gifts on this page are the ones to lead with for most students: a laptop, everyday earbuds, a sports watch, a tablet, a photo printer and a pocket camera, each from a different brand. Below them the guide runs through study kit, headphones and speakers, fitness trackers, cameras and a few things for downtime, such as a streaming stick and a games controller. When choosing, think about how they study and how they unwind. A laptop or tablet suits someone who writes a lot or reads on the move; noise-cancelling headphones help in a busy library; a fitness tracker suits a regular at the gym or on the running track. Check which phone they use, because some earbuds and watches work best with one system.
Updated 10 Nov 2026