Accessories for gadgets including cases, lenses, bags, tripods and the likes.
A phone controller is only useful on the commute if you actually bring it. Razer’s Prio folds for the journey, then opens into a complete set of controls for iPhone and Android gaming, without another battery to charge.
No parachute, a five-hour search, and an iPhone that reportedly emerged unscathed. Rhinoshield took its AirX case into the stratosphere to give gravity a very expensive assignment.
Razer has decided that ordinary keycaps do not offer enough room for brand loyalty. Its first artisan keycap turns the triple-headed snake logo into a hand-painted resin sculpture priced at US$89.99—only US$30 less than an entire Huntsman V3 HE Magnetic Mini keyboard.
Razer’s keyboard lineup is getting both faster and easier to carry. Competitive players now have two Hall Effect Huntsman models with adjustable actuation and 8,000 Hz polling, while Joro owners get a US$55.99 folio that doubles as a stand for tablets and gaming handhelds.
Google’s first item tracker uses Find Hub, Ultra-Wideband, and Bluetooth 6 to locate missing belongings—and can even ring your misplaced phone.
The TORRAS Q3 Air Pro uses visible dual-layer air cushions to absorb and disperse impacts without anything bursting out of the case. It also packs an 18N magnetic attachment system and a stand that rotates through 360 degrees.
Torras turns charging data into animated expressions with a tiny screen that identifies your device, displays power information, and even gets angry when repeatedly poked.
DJI first experimented with drone parachutes a decade ago. Now, the AP100 brings the idea back for the Matrice 400 with smarter integration, automatic deployment, and a renewed focus on protecting everything below.
Modern smartphones last longer than ever, so do we still need bulky power banks? Baseus doesn’t think so. Meet the 6.9 mm-thin PicoGo Air Power Bank with semi-solid-state battery technology and built-in NFC diagnostics.
Apple’s Touch Bar may be gone, but its core idea lives on. Flexbar takes the concept further with a customizable 2K OLED touchscreen packed with macros, hotkeys, app integrations, haptic feedback, and community-created plugins.
After the first Evangelion x Casetify collaboration disappeared into the hands of eager fans and scalpers alike, Casetify is back with a second wave of limited-edition accessories. Highlights include a Plug Suit AirPods Max case, an Angel Grip Stand, an A.T. Field MagSafe charger, and a fresh lineup of Evangelion-themed phone cases inspired by NERV, the EVAs, and their pilots.