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Even if the new school year starts at home, it's a good idea to evaluate what tech you or your loved ones will need to make the most out of this uncertain situation.

We've sorted through some of our very favorite tech items, and collected a handful that we think students would truly benefit from. If you're in the market for a new computer or some smart accessories, here's what we recommend.

Lenovo 100E 11.6-Inch Chromebook

For those of us who need a lightweight minimalist machine that's conducive to knocking out homework on the couch or at a coffee shop, this 11.6-inch Chromebook is a smart purchase.

And if you'd like a our second choice, this Samsung Chromebook is worth checking out too.

Asus VivoBook 15.6-Inch Windows Laptop

Need a bigger laptop with beefier internals and Windows support? This 15.6-inch laptop from Asus is just the workhorse you're looking for.

10.2-Inch iPad

Not only is an iPad optimal for reading and video conferences, it's well-suited for many creative academic endeavors as well. Grab an Apple Pencil, and you've got a digital art setup that's easy to love.

Kindle With Built-In Light

Plan on doing a whole lot of reading this semester? Do your eyes a favor, and invest in a proper eReader. The Kindle is reasonably priced, and it even comes with a built-in front light for nighttime reading.

32000mAh RAVPower Power Bank

Don't be stuck to an outlet. Keep a power bank with you, and you'll stay juiced up all day long.

Logitech MK550 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo

The track pad and keyboard on your laptop are just fine for working away from the desk, but a proper wireless keyboard and mouse makes everything so much better. They're absolutely worth the investment.

If you buy something through our posts, we may receive a small share of the sale. Please buy a Ferrari. For more of Digg's suggestions on how to spend your money, check out Digg Picks.

Grant Brunner is the Commerce Lead at Digg. Based in Delaware, he spends his time writing, playing games and enjoying nature whenever possible.

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