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Gear4’s Kid-Friendly iPad Case Will Stand Up to Adult Drops

iPad cases are a dime a dozen, but this latest Gear4 case is kid-friendly, rugged, and comes with adjustable arms that double as a kickstand. It’s called the Gear4 Orlando iPad Case for Kids, and all you really need to know is that it’s an iPad case you’ll actually want to buy.

Cory Gunther 2 months

Nomad Releases Rugged AirTag Keychain and Engravable Pet Tag

As soon as Apple announced its AirTag Bluetooth trackers, accessory brands everywhere started releasing stuff for it. And while Nomad already debuted a nice keychain and glasses strap, now the company just launched a waterproof rugged keychain and an engravable pet tag for collars.

Cory Gunther 3 months

[Update: Statement] Aukey is In Trouble with Amazon, Has All of Its Products Removed

When it comes to portable batteries, chargers, and other affordable accessories, Aukey was a reliable and well-known name on the Amazon marketplace. “Was” being the keyword because Amazon seems to have removed all Aukey listings and shuttered the Aukey store.

Josh Hendrickson 3 months

Secretlab’s First Desk Offers Magical Magnetic Accessories and RGB Lights

Secretlab, who already makes some of the best gaming chairs on the market, just announced an all-new desk aimed at gamers. The Secretlab Magnus Metal Desk is a premium PC desk with cable management, a magnetic accessory ecosystem, RGB lighting, and more.

Cory Gunther 3 months

The 2021 iPad Pro Isn’t Compatible With Older Magic Keyboards

One of the best accessories for Apple’s iPad is the Magic Keyboard. However, multiple reports confirm the older version of the accessory will not work with the newest 12.9-inch M1 iPad Pro. Apparently, the 2021 iPad Pro is 0.5mm thicker, and it doesn’t fit.

Cory Gunther 3 months

[Update: Pre-Orders Open] Apple’s Trackable AirTags Arrive, So You Can Find Your Stuff

Today, at Apple’s Spring Loaded event, the company unveiled its long awaited AirTags trackers. For $29, you can use them to find your Apple products or anything else. Unlike most Bluetooth trackers, AirTags can give you precise directions to find your stuff.

Josh Hendrickson 3 months

The 5 Best Power Inverters for Your Car

These days most newer vehicles have a USB port or two for charging smartphones, but that’s about it. And whether you have USB ports or not, most don’t put out enough power for bigger accessories. So, if you want to charge multiple devices at a time, run a laptop, or even power a fridge to live that vanlife, these are the best power inverters for your car.

Cory Gunther 3 months

Wyze Cam v3 Gets a Window Mount for Easy Outdoor Security

The Wyze Cam v3 is a versatile security camera for inside and outside the home. But outdoor use requires running a power cable, which can difficult at best. You can put the camera in a window, but you’ll deal with glare. But we discovered an official $5 window mount that could solve that problem.

Josh Hendrickson 4 months

OtterBox’s New Kid Cases Might Prevent a Shattered iPad

When Apple designed the iPad, it managed to create a touchscreen interface so simple to use that even a toddler could master it. But while kids can use an iPad, they tend to be rough on expensive devices. But now, you can protect those tablets with new OtterBox cases for kids.

Josh Hendrickson 4 months

PopSockets Gets to Work With a New PopGrip Multi-Tool

Every time I buy a PopSocket, a new one comes along to take more of my money. PopSockets just launched two new products—the slim PopGrip Pocketable and the utilitarian PopGrip SOG Multi-Tool with a built-in bottle opener, hex driver, and mini pry bar. Both are available exclusively on the PopSockets website.

Andrew Heinzman 5 months