Over the past couple of years, smart displays have come in all sorts of shapes and sizes including as small as Lenovo’s latest Smart Clock 2.
Category: Accessory Review
When I checked out the SYMFONISK table lamp, I thought it was a great speaker and a good start to IKEA and Sonos’ partnership. And that has continued with the launch of the new SYMFONISK picture frame speaker.
When it comes to drawing tablets, there are only a few brands that come to mind. But of the newer names in this space is Xencelabs.
These days, wireless chargers come in all shapes and sizes and now they’re becoming more invisible. Well, not completely invisible, but this new company called InvisQi has something they’re calling a “wireless charger, not visible to the eye.”
With all the tech we carry these days, like phones, wireless earbuds, it’s hard to overlook something as simple as a wallet. Accessory maker, Nomad has been making leather wallets for a while and they’ve just launched three new ones, with their new Bifold, Card Wallet and Card Wallet Plus options.
Robot vacuums are nothing new, they’ve been around since the late 90s and early 2000s but one of the most recognizable brands is iRobot and their Roomba series.
Having USB-C in more devices is not only easier but more convenient because you’ll just need one cable to connect to a number of accessories. Below are some of the best USB-C accessories you can get right now.
When it comes to noise-cancelling headphones, a few brands come to mind, like Bose and Sony. One audio company that might be overlooked is Shure, especially with their latest Aonic A50 Headphones.
Since its introduction in 2013, Google’s Chromecast devices have been an easy way to turn your TV into a smart TV. And while the Chromecast hasn’t fundamentally changed, the change to making it a proper streaming player has changed the idea of what a Chromecast is.
With an increase in the number of devices with USB-C, you’ll want some accessories to use with them. Here are some of the best USB-C accessories you can get right now.
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