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It's that time of year again. Retailers are already stocking up on school supplies, which means if you get a jumpstart on your back-to-school shopping, you'll be sure to get exactly what you need -- and for the right prices. So to save you some time and money, we've rounded up many of the products that students will need when they head back to dorms and classrooms this fall. 

From  to water bottles
 to everything in between, we've compiled a list of our top back-to-school picks for the gadgets, gear and services that will help students stay productive and engaged in the classroom, library, study lounge and anywhere else their education takes them this year. Have a look. We'll update this list periodically.









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While they've been out for quite a while, the  remain a top choice among students. That's largely due to their winning design and fit, good sound, effective noise canceling and  for watching movies and TV shows. They're also excellent for making voice calls and have a top-notch transparency mode. Also worth noting: They are IPX4 splash-proof so they're suitable for sporting activities (for a more secure fit you may want to invest in , which are grippier than the tips Apple includes). 

Yes, they're expensive at $250 from the Apple Store, but they tend to sell for $200 or less on Amazon. The updated version adds MagSafe compatibility, so these stick to magnetic wireless chargers.






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Hydro Flask




















Staying hydrated is a key component of keeping your mind sharp and getting you through the school day. Hydro Flask bottles exploded in popularity a few years ago, and it's still a top choice among students. Thanks to its double wall vacuum insulation, it keep liquids cool for up to 24 hours and hot drinks warm up to 12 hours. Plus, it's tough enough to survive the rigors of campus life and being shoved into a backpack.




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Most schools have ditched mask mandates, but no one wants Covid, and you certainly don't want to bring it home to Grandma and Grandpa. Most hand sanitizers are gooey and super-smelly, but this EO lavender spray goes on smoothly and has a soothing scent. And the 2-ounce travel size makes it perfect for popping into a backpack.




















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The best way for a student to stay productive is to get a good night's rest. Heavier than a regular blanket, this weighted blanket provides a calming effect that will help students get some good shut eye. Bonus points: The fuzzy texture makes it extra-snuggly. This blanket normally retails for $60, but you can get it for $57 when you apply a 5% coupon at checkout.




















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No matter which grade they're in, students go through a lot of pencils -- so it's important to have a massive stash of them on hand before school starts. You could go all out and get them fancy , but considering how often pencils get lost, it's best to stick with a more budget-friendly option. Dixon Ticonderoga No. 2 pencils are much easier on the wallet and have been a classroom favorite for generations. I prefer buying pre-sharpened packs -- since it's not fun to stay up late the night before school starts sharpening pencil after pencil. 




















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Even if you buy pre-sharpened pencils, you'll need a pencil sharpener on hand for when they start going dull. PowerMe's electric pencil sharpener does the job and comes in a variety of colors. I like that it's battery-operated and compact so it doesn't take up much desk space.




















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Apple's  is shipping this month, and it has a lot of new features -- but Apple also bumped up the price by $200. So if you're a student, it's hard to go wrong with the older 2020 M1 Apple MacBook Air, which still remains available for $999, and if you're a student or teacher, you can shave off an additional $100, thanks to . The base model features Apple's M1 processor with an eight‑core CPU, seven‑core GPU and 16‑core Neural Engine. It also has Touch ID, Apple's Magic Keyboard, a Force Touch trackpad and a 13.3-inch Retina display. 




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If you don't want to plunk down a ton of cash for a new Apple laptop, a Chromebook is the way to go. They're almost always less expensive and simpler to use than a laptop running Windows or MacOS. This HP Chromebook x360 14c is durable, portable and does everything it needs to do to get your schoolwork done. The two-in-one design means you can use it as a tablet (though it's a bit heavy to use handheld). You can also tent it, connect an external keyboard and mouse and use it as a small all-in-one computer. 

In our testing, the Core i3 processor and 8GB RAM kept this HP Chromebook running smoothly even with a couple dozen tabs open and streaming video in the background. And its battery life held up well, lasting 10 hours and 40 minutes in our tests. 




















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I've been using Burton's Spruce 26L backpack for the past few years, and I think it's the best, most versatile bag I've ever owned. It's comfortable to wear, looks cool and is made with durable materials, including weather-resistant zippers. From the quick-release magnetic buckles to the fleece-lined laptop pocket, this bag is extremely well-designed from top to bottom. And it comes with Burton's lifetime warranty. 

If you're looking for something a little higher-end, I also love the weatherproof . At $370, it's expensive, but the 22-liter roll-top compartment is cavernous, the laptop compartment that opens from the side is so handy -- and the bag just looks slick.




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Instant Pot




















If the dorm allows it, an Instant Pot is a no brainer for college students. It can do almost anything: make morning yogurt, , cook big batches of protein to stretch into meals all week long and even pull off easy desserts. The smaller might be better for dormbound students, but the larger 6-quart model (Duo Nova 7-in-1) pictured above is occasionally on sale for $80 or less, making it a tough deal to turn down.




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Not everything requires a Chromebook or Macbook. Sometimes you just want to jot something down with a good old-fashioned pencil and paper. The timeless Decomposition Notebook is a classic and comes in a variety of patterns, starting at $5 on Amazon. It's lightweight and perfect for tossing into a backpack for your next brainstorming session.




















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The  is a minimalist, customizable smart clock that can recommend alarms based on your calendar. It comes with the full power of Google Assistant voice control, so it's basically a Google Home Mini with a clock face. My favorite feature is also the most visceral -- you can snooze your alarms just by whacking the thing.




















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For students, the TV is central to many forms of modern entertainment. This particular model comes with a Roku built in, making streaming apps effortlessly accessible. It has a decent picture quality and is ridiculously affordable -- perfect for a student on a budget.




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For the lucky student who already has a TV, the Roku Plus will transform it into a full-featured streaming device. This model supports 4K and HDR video, has the best search interface and can control the TV's volume and power. (If your smart TV is missing any key apps, this will plug all those pesky content holes.)






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Stitch Fix




















Many students will need a wardrobe upgrade this fall. Stitch Fix makes it easy with a monthly delivery of curated clothes, shoes and accessories delivered right to your student's door. They can try them on, keep what they like and send back the rest in a prepaid United States Postal Service envelope. Stitch Fix gift cards, which can be printed, emailed or snail mailed, are available in denominations from $20 to $1,000.




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Hello Fresh



















Cut down on visits to the dining hall with a meal kit delivery service. HelloFresh provides perfectly portioned ingredients and detailed recipe instructions, helping even novice cooks pull off impressive meals. There are plenty of other  to choose from, and many offer plans for special diets including vegan and gluten-free selections.

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