All articles tagged with #accessories
An article highlights five budget-friendly iPad accessories—Metapen Pencil A8, Logitech Combo Touch, MoKo case, IFEART USB-C cables, and RAPIQUE Bluetooth mouse—showing substantial price savings with comparable features and citing user reviews, while noting minor caveats.
Slate’s $25k base EV pickup follows a modular, pay-as-you-go approach, letting buyers choose from a long list of accessories—everything from small cosmetic upgrades to a full SUV kit. While the pricing transparency and customization are appealing, adding options can push the final cost well beyond the base, with an example build nearing $41k. It asks whether buyers value a DIY, configurable truck over a preassembled package and whether the model’s flexibility will pay off in the market.
Prime Day roundups bring significant discounts on Nintendo Switch 2 accessories—from high-speed microSD Express storage and screen protectors to rugged cases, game controllers, power banks, and peripherals like adapters and webcams—with many items discounted 20%–70% across Amazon and partner retailers.
Prime Day delivers a wide roll-up of discounts on chargers, power banks, hubs, and travel adapters from brands like Ugreen, Iniu, Belkin, Anker, Meross, and Epicka, including a 200W Ugreen Nexode six-port charger for $65, a 10,000mAh Iniu power bank for $21, and MagSafe-ready options from Baseus and Anker, plus USB-C hubs and travel adapters.
Here's a roundup of practical products—ear-hook grips, lens cleaners, nose pads, towelettes, glasses chains, repair kits, plush holders, clip-on sunglasses, anti-fog sprays, and glasses-friendly headphones—that help keep glasses steady, clean, and comfortable throughout daily life.
The article crowdsources what Switch 2 owners consider essential, noting there’s a single hardware SKU with a price increase coming in September and bundles like Choose Your Game. It highlights must-have games such as Donkey Kong Bananza, Pokopia, Mario Kart World, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Cyberpunk 2077, and essential accessories including the Pro Controller 2, a large MicroSD Express card, a sturdy carrying case, and a screen protector. Readers are invited to share their own picks in polls and comments.
With a $50 price increase slated for September 2026, this feature compiles must‑have Switch 2 games (including Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, Pokemon Pokopia, Kirby Air Riders, and upgraded Zelda titles) and key accessories (screen protectors, microSD Express storage, grips) to maximize value, noting digital game prices have eased and storage capacity remains a priority.
Rivian has begun delivering the R2 and launched its official Gear Shop, offering a $755 compact spare tire that fits under the trunk floor (with no built-in compressor) alongside other accessories. The first shipments are the top-spec Performance with Launch Package, delivering up to 656 hp, 0-60 mph in 3.6 seconds, and about 330 miles of EPA range from an 87.9 kWh pack, with more affordable Standard versions arriving later in 2027.
Sony reveals 2026 PS5 accessories with set prices and release dates: the FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick launches August 6, 2026 at $199.99 with pre-orders starting June 12, 2026; a 27-inch gaming monitor arrives August 27, 2026 priced at $349.99 and includes a built-in DualSense charging hook; Pulse Elevate Wireless Speakers are planned later in the year with no price yet. The monitor offers a QHD 2560×1440 display, VRR, 120Hz PS5/PS5 Pro support (up to 240Hz on PC/Mac); pre-orders for the monitor begin June 5, 2026.
Sony announces release dates for three PS5 accessories: the FlexStrike wireless fight stick launches August 6 worldwide (pre-orders start June 12 at $199.99 / €199.99 / £179.99 / ¥34,980), the 27-Inch Gaming Monitor with DualSense Charging Hook lands August 27 in the US and Japan (pre-orders start June 5 at $349.99 / ¥49,980), and Pulse Elevate wireless speakers arrive later in 2026.
Microsoft’s latest Xbox Insider Preview adds broader personalization (hex color codes and a “match my gamerpic” color picker), shows the connected controller in the Accessories app, provides quick access to post-update release notes, adds an on-console Xbox Service Status indicator, and invites feedback via Xbox Player Voice as Insider testing continues toward wider rollout.
Anker Japan revealed a Pokémon-themed tech collection launching in early July 2026 to celebrate Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, featuring five Pikachu- and Eevee-inspired products: a 70W USB-C fast charger, a universal travel adapter, a travel pouch, and two variants of the Soundcore C50i open-ear wireless earphones. Prices range from about 3,990 yen to 13,990 yen, with all items listed as Coming Soon on the official Japan store.
Accessory maker iFunSmart has started listing protective cases for Apple’s anticipated foldable iPhone, lending credence to rumors about its slim, two‑lens rear camera and folding design with a multi‑part case. The listings suggest magnets may be used (potentially for MagSafe accessories) and that Apple’s first foldable could skip a telephoto lens. New leaks point to a fall 2026 launch alongside the iPhone 18 Pro/Max, with rumored specs including a 5.5-inch external display, 7.8-inch inner display, A20 Pro chip with 12GB RAM, dual 48‑MP rear cameras, side‑button Touch ID, and a starting price around $2,000.
Oppo’s Bubble is a 7mm-thick circular AMOLED screen that sticks to the back of select Oppo phones to provide live framing and remote shutter control for selfies using the rear camera. It offers wireless range up to about 33 feet, charges via USB-C, and is priced at 499 yuan (~$73) in China with no confirmed global release. Compatibility is limited to a small set of Oppo devices (via an accompanying app), and attaching it may require a magnetic case or a device with embedded magnets; the Bubble can also display 3D characters or wallpapers when idle, but battery life isn’t announced.
Rivian has released the R2 accessory lineup alongside the configurator, with pricing for charging gear (NACS Wall Charger $800; Portable Charger $400; J1772 $50; CCS1 DC Adapter $200) and interior items (All-Weather Mats $225; Cargo Cover $200; Front Sunshade $125; Screen Protector $65). The Cargo Crossbars are not backward compatible with R1, and the Compact Spare Tire is $755—pricing broadly aligns with R1 accessories.