GoTenna

Anyone who's ever had their power go out or seen their cellular service disappear at a sporting event knows how convenient it can be to have a backup way to contact friends in your general vicinity. GoTenna provides exactly that. These backup communication devices pair with your phone via Bluetooth LE, then use low-frequency radio waves to communicate between each other, offering an easy way to share your location or send out a text. There's also end-to-end encryption and self-destructing messages, so your security concerns should be few, and the GoTennas themselves are water-resistant and dust-tight, so you don't have to worry if you want to take advantage of them on your next outdoor adventure.

Misfit Beddit Sleep Monitor

We all know that we spend a significant amount of our lives asleep. So why is that why it's normal to track our movement when awake, not many people track their sleep? Well, the Misfit Beddit Sleep Monitor is here to change that. Unlike most trackers that need to be worn to be effective, the Beddit is flat, and lives under sheets — meaning it's the most unobtrusive way to keep tabs on your sleep quality, duration, cycles, and how long it takes you to fall asleep, as well as your heart rate, respiration rate, and snoring, all of which you can check out via the slick companion app.

Swich Wireless Charger

If you've jumped aboard the wireless charging bandwagon, you probably know that most wireless charging stations are flat, squarish surfaces not conducive to actually using your phone. The Swich Wireless Charger is different. Offering support for the Qi charging standard, it features a microsuction charging platform with a viewer-friendly angle that can rotate from vertical to horizontal, allowing you to switch the orientation on your phone. In addition, it boasts a ceramic base and platform, with a piece of American walnut cut to resemble the shape of a wave in the middle, making it something you'll be proud to have on your desk.

NomadClip

Forget toting a cable in your pocket, or worse yet, a bag — with the NomadClip, you'll always have a charging cable with you. How, you ask? Well, the clip is actually a carabiner, with ends that fold out to reveal a male USB 2.0 plug and a either a Lightning or Micro USB plug. It's also built from high-end materials like engineering-grade polycarbonate from Bayer, high-grade steel, and scratch-resistant metal on the contacts. But while it will safely hang from a belt loop or keychain, we wouldn't recommend using it for climbing — after all, where are you going to find a charging station in the wilderness?

Adobe Ink & Slide

Drawing on a tablet or smartphone is nearly as easy as drawing on paper — but most styluses lack the intelligence to really streamline the process. The Adobe Ink & Slide seek to change all that. Designed with the iPad in mind, the set includes an incredibly accurate digital drawing tool that uses Bluetooth LE to stay connected to your devices and features a button that can bring up on-screen menus for selecting different tools and colors, as well as a digital ruler that makes it simple to draw complex shapes. And thanks to Creative Cloud integration, your assets and color schemes will be ready and waiting for you.

Gamevice Controller

Let's face it — there's nothing natural about playing a console-style game on a touchscreen device — at least not without the Gamevice Controller. This handy controller gives you the joysticks, directional pad, triggers, and buttons you're used to on a console controller, making gaming on your iPad Mini as comfortable as playing in front of your TV. There's no need to pair it with your iPad, just plug it in and play (it works out of the box with thousands of already-available games). And with an ergonomic design meant to comfortably fit both hands, gaming on your iPad has never felt so natural.

Razer Junglecat Controller

Leave it to the people behind the best gaming mice to come up with the best gaming solution for your phone. The Razer Junglecat Controller turns your iPhone 5 or 5S into a full-featured gaming machine, thanks to rugged, slide-out controls including a d-pad, ABXY action buttons, and quick-response L/R bumpers. All of this is built into a case that measures just 20mm thick — keeping your device pocketable — and still allowing for access to all your phone's ports and controls.

iStick

There are plenty of scenarios in which you might want to move something quickly and easily from your iPhone or iPad to a PC, and doing so without bouncing your data off the cloud can be difficult — unless you have an iStick. This clever gadget is the first flash drive to feature a USB port on one end and a Apple-certified Lightning connector on the other, letting you use a companion app for moving files to and fro, as well as play media straight from the drive. It's like a 21st century Zip drive.

Revisit Brass iPhone Case

Your iPhone may not be made in the USA, but at least your case can be. Blending protection with classic style, the Revisit Brass iPhone Case wraps your iPhone 5 or 5S in 100% brass and acetal plastic, leaving the front — including the all-important Touch ID sensor — and the back exposed while allowing for full access to all ports and controls. And if its Arizonan origins aren't enough for you, consider this: 25% of all profits go to help preserve the future of our National Parks.

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Logitech Case+

By now you know about the wealth of cases available for your iPhone — all of them offering something different, whether it's additional protection from damage, boosted battery performance, storage for your most-used items, or added convenience. But until the Logitech Case+, none of them were able to offer all of these benefits in one package. Sold together in a relatively-affordable kit, this case will hold your cards and cash, give you extra juice, save your phone from drops, and make it easier to use whether you're reading or driving. With the ability to magnetically attach to a range of included accessories, it's really the ultimate case for your iPhone 5 or 5s, letting you do more with it than you ever thought possible.

iTrack Dock

Years ago, if you wanted to record music, you needed a dedicated sound studio — full of expensive equipment that the average guy could never get ahold of. But not anymore. Now all you need is a brand new iPad and the iTrack Dock to lay down tracks in your own home. The dock acts as a hub for your iPad, letting you connect your guitar, microphone, or MIDI controller with excellent sound quality and powerful control. It works with all the most popular audio apps available for the iPad (Auria, Cubasis, GarageBand, and more) and comes with their proprietary recording software Tape, making it simple to record, master, and share audio. And with high quality outputs available, you can power your studio monitors and headphones so you won't miss a single sound.

Pioneer NEX CarPlay Receivers

So you've been excited about the idea of Apple Carplay since hearing it was available, but you're not quite ready to drop a bunch of cash on a brand new car. Fortunately for you, you won't have to, thanks to the new line of Pioneer NEX CarPlay Receivers. Made to work in the car you already own, you get the full use of Siri, navigation, your music, phone, messages, all within an easy-to-use touchscreen panel in your car's dash. With a number of receivers available, all you need to do is plug your iPhone into the unit and enjoy. Your old car will never be quite the same.

Wello Health Tracker

If you care a lot about your fitness and general well-being, you know how tough it can be to find reliable metrics to help you keep track of exactly how you're doing -- most devices are prohibitively expensive or just not available outside a doctor's office. But with the Wello Health Tracker, you can get reliable information about your body any time you have your phone handy. Wello is a phone cover with built in sensors, combined with an iOS app, as well as a wrist-worn activity monitor and a lung tester attachment. Together, they let you take your temperature, monitor your blood pressure, heart-rate, blood oxygen, lung function, and more (and you can easily track all that data on your iPhone so you know how you're doing).

Bacon-Scented iPhone Alarm Clock

There's nothing better than waking up to the smell of freshly-cooked bacon. Now you can enjoy that experience every morning with Oscar Mayer Wake Up & Smell The Bacon. This simple device plugs into the bottom of your iPhone, and works in parallel with a specially-designed app to release the unmistakable scent of premium bacon at the selected time, making everyday — whether it's a work day or the weekend — a little bit easier to face.

Apple CarPlay

Ever since the iPhone debuted in 2007, people have been looking for a good way to integrate it into their cars. Some used dash mounts, some rely on Bluetooth, but nearly every option relied on you using the iPhone itself. But no more. Arriving on select models this year, Apple CarPlay integrates your iPhone 5, 5C, or 5S with your car's existing controls and infotainment screen, letting you use Siri, the car's touchscreen, or even various knobs and controls to do things like get directions, make and answer calls, send and receive texts, and play music, all while enjoying an Apple-designed, iOS-like interface that's worlds better than the built-in mess you're used to.

Ember Night Photography Tool

Let's face it: even the best smartphone flashes are no match for a dedicated light source. Now you can add one to your iPhone with the Ember Night Photography Tool. Sporting an array of 56 LEDs with a built-in diffuser and multiple available color filters, this handy light/case will let you take much improved nighttime photos with your 5 or 5S. A removable top piece lets you use any add-on lenses you might have, and don't worry about draining your battery, either — thanks to a built-in power source, you can take pictures for hours without a problem.

TopoCharger

These days dedicated GPS devices are a bit of an outdated concept, with turn-by-turn directions, maps apps, and more as features on just about every smartphone available. But when it comes to exploring off the beaten path, relying on the maps on your smartphone (and its somewhat limited battery life) can be a scary concept. With the TopoCharger you get the latest topographical maps, and a built-in battery charger for a device you're already used to carrying everywhere. It doubles your battery life, while still working off the grid, thanks to your phone's own GPS capability. And with a powerful included app, you can set waypoints, take photos, save routes, and much more.

In1Case

Keeping a multitool in your pocket isn't that big of a deal, but there are times when it's nice to be as unencumbered as possible. That typically means leaving behind everything but your ID, cards, and phone at home. With the In1Case, you can retain some of the multitool utility without having anything extra in your pocket. Hidden in slots built into the polycarbonate case are blue and red pens, phillips and flathead screwdrivers, a nail file, tweezers, scissors, and a toothpick, as well as a kickstand for viewing video. All that's missing is a flashlight camera radio — on other hand, that pretty much covers everything.