Accessory Reviews
Picking up a few accessories helps your tech feel more like your own and can help it last longer, too. While slapping a phone case on your new smartphone might feel like an offense, you’ll probably be happy you did it. And as more smartphones adopt wireless charging, and ditch the 3.5mm headphone jack in favor of proprietary Lightning or USB-C adapters, we’ve committed to finding the best accessories to make your life easier with these changes.
And you might actually want to keep it on your phone, solving the issue of having to carry it around and remember it
Govee’s camera-powered dynamic LED kit matches your games on the fly
Part desk clock, part status board, all Nyan Cat
A bridge between two charging worlds
This diminuative gaming keyboard ticks a lot of boxes
A good monitor with a great leg to stand on
When renewable portable power is more important than emergency backup
It’s a Backbone clone with little soul of its own
It isn’t a fantastic TV or monitor, but it’s a good compromise for people who want both in the same package
A minor update to one of the best productivity mice on the market
Logitech’s new mechanical keyboard is all substance
Finally, a body composition gadget that won’t tell you to just lose weight
A 5K iMac’s panel, six speakers, three mics, and one terrible camera
It’s the monitor that I’ve been waiting for
A sturdy DIY keyboard with a lot of potential
A keyboard with a lot of great ideas, well executed
Find My adds a ton of perks to this item tracker
Everything’s great, apart from the typing feel
The YSL Rouge Sur Mesure can print up to 4,000 shades
This hot-swappable keyboard ticks a lot of boxes
An expensive hot-swappable gaming keyboard that features a dot matrix LED panel
A solid keyboard, but not quite $349 solid
Fast wireless charging speeds and a few extras
A great choice for the space constrained
The Elecjet Apollo Ultra power bank charges five times faster than conventional battery packs
The ecosystem isn’t quite ready
Overloaded with features