All articles tagged with #mobile accessories
PopSockets launches the Low-Pro, a super-thin MagSafe-backed grip that sits below the camera bump, costs $40, and will debut in Apple Stores and PopSockets.com (with other retailers later). It features a rear kickstand, claims to withstand 30+ pounds of pulling, and is marketed to broaden appeal—especially to men—while remaining compatible with MagSafe charging.
A budget USB-C to USB-OTG adapter (JSAUX) lets smartphones act as USB hosts, connecting keyboards, mice, flash drives and other peripherals to turn a phone into a portable workstation—great for avoiding laptop lugging; the two-pack is $8.99 on Amazon.
The article highlights five essential devices compatible with your phone's USB-C port, including a portable SSD for extra storage, a thermal imaging camera for inspections, a mini projector for on-the-go viewing, a card reader for mobile payments, and a gaming controller for enhanced mobile gaming, emphasizing the versatility and expanded functionality USB-C can offer to mobile users.
Barbara Krasnoff reviews the Dell DA300 mobile adapter, highlighting its innovative spinning design, versatility with multiple ports, and portability, making it a useful accessory for thin laptops with limited ports. She suggests a microSD slot and different colors could improve it, and notes that Dell has since replaced her model with the DA305.
The article highlights the Anker Nano Power Bank as an essential, compact, and efficient portable charger that offers convenience, fast charging, and multiple device compatibility, making it a top choice for on-the-go power needs.
The Magmo Pro Voice Recorder is a new MagSafe accessory that allows iPhone users to easily and conveniently record phone calls. It attaches to the back of iPhone 12 or newer models and can be configured to automatically record calls or manually select which ones to record. The accompanying app allows users to manage recordings and access AI-generated transcriptions. The device is thin, lightweight, and offers eight hours of recording on a full charge. While it comes with a price tag of $129, there are no additional subscription fees required for its functionality.