Gray Alter Ego Titanium iPhone Case

Your iPhone XS cost a grand or more. The Gray Alter Ego is a case worthy of such an investment. Machined from two blocks of aerospace-grade titanium to a multi-faceted form, each one takes 12 hours to craft. It's then finished with a single screw and combined with a TPU bumper for added protection. Available in a variety of limited-edition colors, it ships from Singapore in an aluminum display case worthy of its design object status.

Apple iOS 12

Some updates are all about new features. Apple iOS 12 is all about speed. Everyday actions like launching the camera or bringing up the keyboard are up to 70 percent faster. A new feature called Siri Shortcuts lets you create series of actions from different apps that you can run all at once using a simple phrase. Photos does a better job of showcasing your best shots — and helps you quickly share them — and Group FaceTime lets you talk with up to 32 friends at once. A revised Notifications scheme and Screen Time aim to help you spend less time on your device, and Memoji let you create a custom 3D animated avatar. Arriving on most modern iPhones and iPads this fall.

Logitech Crayon

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.

Nano S 360-Degree iPhone Camera

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.

Movi Smartphone Cinema Robot

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.

PodCase

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.

Phoozy Thermal Phone Pouch

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.

Ztylus Switch 6 iPhone Lens System

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.

Hex x DeLorean iPhone Case

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.

Elevation Lab Battery Pro

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.

Powrtabs

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.

Classic Macintosh Apple Watch Stand

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.

Prynt iPhone Case

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.

Olloclip iPhone 7 Lenses

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.

GoTenna Mesh

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.

Native Union Marble iPhone Dock

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.

Cinebody iPhone Super8 Case

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.

Pictar iPhone Camera Grip

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.

Beartooth

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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