Finished with a slice of marble, Native Union's Clic case is the first to wrap your iPhone in an actual piece of the natural stone. Because it's made from the real thing, each one sports an original set of veining, giving you a one-of-a-kind piece.
When your phone's battery gets hot, it consumes more energy. Nanocase helps extend your battery life by keeping it cool. Inside the low-profile case is a thin layer of graphene that dissipates heat from the back of your phone, resulting in a cooler operating temperature and a battery life boost of up to 20% without the added bulk, weight, or inconvenience of a traditional battery pack. It fully supports wireless charging and is available for the iPhones 8, 8 Plus, and X.
Apple's new base model iPad supports the Pencil. Like any good drawing tool, it also supports the Crayon. Logitech's latest peripheral has a smart tip that adjusts the line weight based on angle, has zero perceptible lag, and is pixel-precise. It charges via the Lightning cable you already have — just 90 seconds is all it takes to get a full 30 minutes of use — and its simple design makes it good for kids and grownups alike.
Make your iPhone VR-capable with the Nano S 360-Degree iPhone Camera. This slender shooter slides over the end of your iPhone, connecting to the Lightning port. It can shoot 360-degree videos in 4K resolution, capture 20-megapixel photos, and let you conduct 360-degree video chats, with you in control of what portion of the action gets shown. Compatible with iPhone 6 and up.
The beginnings of any everyday carry start with a wallet and your phone, so the Mujjo Wallet iPhone Case frees up your pocket space by combining the two. It's full-grain leather shell wraps around the buttons and the edges of the screen, rising above the glass for added protection against cracks from drops. Vegetable tanned and finished with aniline oil, the exterior develops a unique patina with every use. The exterior pocket can hold up to three cards while still maintaining a profile that can fit into the slimmest of pockets. Available in black or tan for the iPhone 7, 8, and X.
Freefly is known for its five-figure camera rigs commonly seen on the sets of films and TV shows. Now they're bringing their know-how to your iPhone with the Movi Smartphone Cinema Robot. Far more than a simple gimbal, it uses a pair of motors and sophisticated software to elevate your short films. While the standard mode keeps your phone steady during shooting, other modes let it automatically pan from point A to point B, stay focused on a subject while you move around it, shoot stationary or mobile time-lapse footage, and even rotate the camera horizontally to give a wider view of the scene. It communicates with your iPhone via Bluetooth, and is compatible with most cases and add-on lenses.
AirPods and iPhones go together like peas and carrots. While the former's charging case is fantastic, it's also yet another thing to charge and carry with you. The PodCase solves this (and several other) problems. Created by ex-Pebble and Avegant founders, it keeps your phone safe from drops while also storing your 'Pods and incorporates a 2,500 mAh battery to keep things charged up. It also works as a USB-C charger for both your phone and the earphones so that you can leave at least one cord at home. It'll be available for the iPhone 7, the 7 Plus, and Apple's new lineup of Fall 2017 handsets.
To build a watch that can stand up to the demands of the world's top athletes, Nixon enlisted the help of Mitchell Hall, retired US Navy SEAL, and other special ops soldiers. The latest version of the Regulus is a result of that military influence boasting a 46mm camouflage stainless steel case with matching strap. Custom injected molding keeps it waterproof to 100 meters, and for your covert operations, the Regulus has an easy to read, large, backlit LCD screen with brightness control. It also boasts dual chronographs and a battery that will last up to five years.
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Made for everyone that wants a better bath experience, the Super-Plush Complete Towel Set from Brooklinen is the result of testing textiles for two years. To create the strongest, most absorbent plush towels, Brooklinen looked no further than the inventors of the modern towel — Turkish artisans, mills, and materials. Each towel is crafted with a "Z twist" terry weave and is dense, cozy, and will hold its shape without unraveling for years to come. Available in White, Putty, Smoke, and Graphite neutrals.
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Hang out outside long enough and you'll have your phone overheat. The Phoozy Thermal Phone Pouch uses spacesuit-derived technology to protect your device from the harsh light of the sun. Its exterior is a Chromium shell that reflects over 90% of solar radiation, while a plush core offers drop protection and a soft liner to keep scratches at bay. Available in a wide range of sizes to accommodate most popular models of smartphone.
It's hardly the first add-on lens system for the iPhone. The Ztylus Switch 6 iPhone Lens System might be the most convenient, though. Designed for use with the iPhone 7 Plus, its sliding set of six lenses lets you switch between wide-angle, added telephoto, macro, super macro, and fisheye lenses quickly and easily, with no loose parts to misplace. It also has an integrated hand grip for added stability, and a mount on the bottom for a strap to keep things secure.
Forever linked to the Back To The Future films, the DeLorean DMC-12 continues to remain relevant decades after the movie franchise elevated it to the mainstream. The latest example is a collaboration between lifestyle brand Hex and the DeLorean Motor Company and gives you a chance to carry a piece of the iconic vehicle with you every day. The iPhone case is made from custom molded polycarbonate and features the brushed aluminum and genuine leather that is instantly recognizable. You also get a raised front bezel for extra screen protection, and a laser etched DMC logo on each case.
The original Prynt was the first ever photo-printing case. It was also, to put it kindly, rather large. The Prynt Pocket iPhone Printer retains the ability to print out your shots instantly but reduces the size dramatically. Compatible with all Lightning-enabled iPhones, it functions as a camera grip, with a dedicated shutter button, settings dial, and a tray to hold the Zink sticker paper it outputs. A companion app lets you apply filters, add text, and even "attach" videos to your prints that appear in the app when you point the camera at them. Available in graphite, mint green, and a light gray.
Nike has a library full of memorable silhouettes. Even the bottoms of some of their shoes are instantly recognizable. These Nike Outsole iPhone Cases let you wrap your precious piece of glass and metal in those designs. Made from durable TPU, they give your phone added protection from drops, bumps, and scratches, all while making your phone easier to grip. Available in two models, matching the outsole of the Air Force 1 and Roche.
If you have an Apple Watch, you have an iPhone. The Elevation Lab Battery Pro can keep them both juiced up. It has an integrated, MFI-certified magnetic Watch charger built-in, so there are no cords to lose and has a strap to keep your timepiece in place as it charges. There's an included cable for charging your iPhone, and with 2.4A output, it does so fast. Its 8000mAh battery provides over two weeks of Watch charges and over three days of iPhone use, all in a package that's roughly the size of an iPhone 7.
Our mobile devices are power-hungry — there's a reason battery packs are popular, after all. But for many of us, they're just another thing to charge. Powrtabs are one-time boosts of power for your iPhone or Android that can help you out in a pinch, no preemptive charging required. Each one gives you up to four extra hours of battery life, has a shelf life of five years, and comes in a biodegradable shell, which lets you rest a little easier when you throw it in the bin.
Even after 30+ years, the original Macintosh retains a charm most modern computers can't touch. Pay homage to the iconic design with this Classic Macintosh Apple Watch Stand. Made from scratch-free silicone in a charming beige, it has a hidden slot for routing the included charger, and a recess to hold it in place. Slip your watch in through the top slot, and the Watch's face becomes the screen of the Mac, serving as a bedside clock thanks to Nightstand mode. It's a little nerdy, sure, but so is the Watch.
Not everyone wants to break in their jeans. And for a shortcut to comfort, the 4-way stretch jeans from Mott & Bow are an excellent choice. While most pairs of jeans stretch horizontally over time, Broome jeans from Mott & Bow stretch both horizontally and vertically. These jeans were introduced more than a year ago and sold out on two separate occasions. Now, after a year-long wait, they are finally back and available in Dark Blue or Medium. As always Mott & Bow will ship two waist sizes at no extra charge to make sure you get the right fit — just send back the pair that doesn't fit at no additional cost.
Presented by Mott & Bow.
Combining vintage design and modern materials, Hamilton celebrates 100 years of aviation timepieces with the Khaki Pilot Watch. The dial is modeled after the flight instruments inside classic aircrafts, featuring a day display at the 12 o'clock and sand-colored Super-LumiNova numerals. It's housed in a 42 mm stainless steel case which has been coated in dark brown PVD. The watch is finished with a rugged leather strap. Inspired by U.S. military jackets, it sports a signature hot stamp and an authentic cockpit patina.
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The iPhone is the most popular camera in the world. The Prynt iPhone Case makes it even better. With an interchangeable adapter system lets it work with a variety of iPhone models, it adds a built-in grip and dedicated shutter button to the phone, but most importantly, a built-in Zink printer. That means you can print off any photo you take, right where you are, and with the companion app, see a video that's tied to the moment just by pointing your phone at the print.
The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus carry Apple's most advanced cameras yet. Make them even more powerful with Olloclip iPhone 7 Lenses. They come in three different sets, including the Core, with fisheye, super-wide, and 15x macro lenses, the Active, with ultra-wide and 2x telephoto lenses, and the Macro, with 7x, 14x, and 21x options. All of the multi-element glass makes use of the slip-on mount that keeps the lens flush with the camera, and can be paired with the optional Ollo Case for added protection.
The original GoTenna was a breakthrough for off-grid smartphone communications. The GoTenna Mesh is even better. As before, it's a portable, weatherproof gadget that pairs seamlessly to smartphones via Bluetooth-LE and uses a specialized app to let you send messages and share your location with other users. This time, however, it's operating on different, more robust frequencies, and using special networking tech to relay your message through other GoTennas, potentially doubling or even tripling its range. The result is the ability to communicate with loved ones at a distance of a mile or more, even in the wilderness, at large events where too many phones clog the towers, or in emergency situations where your cellular network has disappeared altogether.
Give your shiny new Jet Black gadget a throne worthy of its stature with the Native Union Marble iPhone Dock. Each dock is cut from solid marble, finished by hand, and paired with either gold or aluminum hardware. Also included is a braided reinforced Lightning cable that matches the tones of the marble, and a trio of adapters to support everything from naked devices to thick cases. Available in black or white.
The iPhone is already great at shooting video. The Cinebody iPhone Super8 Case makes it better. Designed to recall cameras of yore, it has its own microphone, a trigger that makes it easy to start and stop recording, a cold shoe for mounting accessories, a patent-pending focusing eyepiece, and interchangeable 58mm lenses that give you more shooting options than the built-in glass. When used with the companion app, you can also control exposure, frame rate, and focus, giving you a filming rig far more versatile than the built-in Camera app.
Every year, the camera in your iPhone gets better. Every year, the controls stay the same. Take full advantage of your most used camera with the Pictar iPhone Camera Grip. It gives you a dual-stage shutter release that lets you lock focus and exposure like an SLR, as well as wheels for taking control of exposure compensation, zoom, ISO, and/or shutter speed, a toggle for the selfie camera, a strap for preventing drops, a cold shoe for external mics/flashes, and a standard tripod mount. And since it uses high-frequency sound waves of 18500-20000 kHz to operate, its battery life ranges in the months, not hours or days.
Staying connected is important to all of us, and equally so if you're part of a group exploring the great outdoors. Beartooth ensures you can reach everyone in your party whether your phone has a signal or not. This sleek, pocket-friendly receiver pairs with your existing device, and uses its own radios to let you talk, text, and find everyone in your group, all via a familiar interface. It's great for expeditions and campers, but can also come in handy for concerts, conferences, and crowded amusement parks.
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Ever thinner devices mean ever smaller batteries. You can extend your phone's life with a battery case, but at the end of the day, it's just another gadget to charge. The Ampware Hand Crank iPhone Case gives you an alternative. Using an on-board generator, five minutes of cranking can deliver a full hour of normal use or five hours of standby juice, guaranteeing you'll have power when you need it most while keeping your iPhone 6 or 6S safe from drops and bumps.
The iPhone is the most popular camera in the world. Yet most photography enthusiasts wish they could push it farther. The Zeiss ExoLens lets you do exactly that. Leveraging the German company's legendary optic expertise, these add-on lenses come in three models — wide-angle, telephoto, and macro — and offer outstanding sharpness and contrast from one edge to the other. The macro lens also holds the distinction of being the first add-on lens to offer a zoom function, and all three lenses attach to a machined aluminum bracket that doubles as a tripod adapter and cold shoe mount for flashes and other accessories.
Apple's iOS devices have already proven their worth for recording everything from interviews to movie footage. But as handy as they are, their microphones leave something to be desired. The Shure MV88 iOS Microphone is an easy way to upgrade their audio chops. Compatible with all Lightning-equipped devices, it uses matched cardioid and bidirectional cartridges set in an all-metal enclosure with holes on the sides to ensure clear stereo audio. The companion app lets you control the gain, EQ, stereo width, and gives you access to 5 DSP preset modes to instantly optimize it for speech, vocals, acoustic performances, or loud environments.
Although the App Store is home to tons of VR software, virtual reality on the iPhone has mostly been an afterthought when compared to Android-focused solutions like Google Cardboard or Samsung's Gear VR. Figment VR is out to change all that. This combination headset and case lets you snap in your iPhone 6S or 6S Plus and enjoy immersive, high-quality VR right on your phone. Its built-in case offers protection, and its unique folding design means you don't have to remove it every time you want to go somewhere — just fold it to the rear and use/pocket your phone like you normally would. Available in white or black.
The screen on your iPhone 6 is big. Which also means it's power-hungry. Give yourself quick access to your most-used information without the battery drain by putting your phone in an InkCase. This intelligent accessory puts a 4.3-inch E Ink display on the back of your phone, connecting over Bluetooth to let you display things like boarding passes, payment cards, or even notifications. And it measures only 4.2mm thick, so even with your iPhone inside, the whole package measures a still-pocketable 11.1mm, or thinner than an iPhone 3GS.
The iPhone's cameras are great. Make them even better with the Olloclip Macro Pro Phone Lens. Unlike the company's original 4-in-1, which mixes in both fisheye and wide-angle lenses, this model is all about the closeups, with options for 7x, 14x or 21x magnification that lets you make pleasing photos of even the smallest subjects. Just slide it over the top of your iPhone, fire up your favorite camera app, and go. The six element optics provide better depth of field and less distortion, the included InstaFocus hoods help diffuse light, and the pocket-friendly size means its easy to pack along.
You want the best sound quality out of your phone. You use good headphones, and maybe you even carry around a collection of lossless audio, ripped straight from vinyl. But nothing can stop the degradation of sound by the radio waves your phone emits. Except maybe this. Handmade in a 70-year-old factory by skilled Japanese craftsmen, the Simplism Hibiki Acoustic iPhone Case uses a combination of high-tech materials and North American white ash to limit the effect those waves have on your audio, giving you the best performance possible while also protecting your phone and looking damn good while doing it.
