The Best Gadget Gifts That Don't Break $100

Crosley x UO Cruiser Briefcase Portable Vinyl Record Player

This portable turntable ($99) is housed in a faux leather briefcase. There's a headphone jack to hook up your current sound system and full-range stereo speakers built in.

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Birch iPhone Charging Dock

Add a natural touch to your tech wares with this Birch iPhone Charging Dock ($82).

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Eton Rugged Rukus Solar-Powered Speaker

Use sunshine to power up your devices with this solar-powered, Bluetooth-ready, smartphone-charging speaker ($79). Leave it out to soak up the rays, and charge any USB-powered gadget into it.

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Power Wallet Phone Charger

This wallet ($20) has a hidden high-capacity battery tucked inside! Works with both iPhones and Android phones.

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Urbanears Plattan Headphones

The Plattan by Urbanears headphones ($45) rock a minimalist design and powerful audio drivers for crystal-clear sound.

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Fujifilm Instax 210

Polaroid nostalgics, rejoice; this instant photo camera ($85) lets you capture and develop photos instantaneously with a programmed electronic shutter, two shooting options, and low-light auto flash.

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Ouya Console

At under $100, Ouya ($99) is an open-source gaming system that's ready to seriously disrupt the gaming market. The console is affordable, especially when compared to the $400 PlayStation 4 and $500 Xbox One. All of its games are available in 1080p and completely free to try. Since it is Android-based, Ouya can run the platform's apps and stream TV shows, music, and movies onto the big screen as well.

You won't get any triple-A titles like Call of Duty, but there are plenty of fantastic indie offerings for Ouya.

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Logitech Tablet Keyboard

Work from anywhere with the Logitech Keys-To-Go Portable Keyboard ($50). The Bluetooth-enabled clip-and-go design allows for easy portability, and a smart cover keeps the battery going when not in use.

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Mophie Juice Pack Helium

Don't travel anywhere without a Mophie case, and the Juice Pack Helium for iPhone 6/6S ($60) is definitely one of the best. It provides 36 extra hours of audio and nine extra hours of video playback, plus protects your iPhone from nicks and scratches.

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Lifeproof Case

The water-, dirt-, snow-, and shockproof Lifeproof Fre Case ($80) is all you'll ever need to weather the worst and best of times.

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Soundfreaq Sound Kick

This wireless speaker ($100) can stream from any Bluetooth-enabled device for up to seven hours and packs a punch in terms of performance. It's the most affordable, most portable audio accessory out there.

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iPhone and Android Film Scanner

Finally digitize that box of old 35 mm film negatives taking up space in the hall closet. The Lomography Smartphone Film Scanner ($59) pairs with an iPhone or Android to upload — and share! — all those snaps from an analog camera.

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Twelve South HiRise Adjustable Stand

Setting up mission control starts with this adjustable laptop stand ($70) with silicone-lined arms compatible with MacBook Pro and Air models.

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Apple TV

The Apple TV ($99) is a must have for power iTunes users. Movies and TV shows from the iTunes Store — plus Netflix, Hulu Plus, YouTube, Vimeo, and live MLB, NBA, and NHL games — can be played back on your HD display in top-notch 1080p. The media library isn't as big as Roku's, but if you already have rich content on your Mac or PC that you share often, like photo libraries and home videos, you've met your match with Apple TV.

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