Here are some safety gadgets every parent will want their college student to take with them when they head to campus. whatthetech backtocollege safetygadgets techgadgets alabamanewsnetwork
By JAMIE TUCKER Consumer Technology Reporter
If students are leaving home for the first time their parents may worry about their safety and security. The good news is many of those tech gadgets are much better and smaller than when parents were in college themselves. Some flashlights serve double or even triple duty for safety. The JumpSmart flashlight also replaces the need for jumper cables. Keep it charged and under the car seat or in the trunk and they’ll be able to jump-start the car if the battery dies without needing someone else to connect their car battery with jumper cables.Speaking of their car, getting a phone call from your student saying their check-engine light is on usually means telling them to take it to a mechanic.
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