19 Smartphone Gadgets you never knew Existed.

The first device is something that calls itself Wonder Cute, which is a pretty bold statement. He claims to combine all the essentials of your

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into this little piece here, like a starter. It is a charging cable. One end has a microUSB for your phone or USB. if you use this adapter and the other end plugs into a charger, it's a keychain, it's a flashlight and you can slide a 128 gig microSD card in here to add storage to your phone, there's more, it's also if you remove this, a sticky pad so you can put it on the back of your small phone and suddenly you have a stand so you can watch more videos from small phone devices and this one is really strange.

If you are running out of battery while traveling, you can open it. Here, where you can physically plug in a 9-volt battery and it will use it to send power to your phone, it's a cool, if strange feature, like who really goes about their daily life with a spare 9-volt battery. Anyway, your pocketbook gets its number two, it's one of the most impressive products I've seen this side of 20/20. I would go so far as to say that this is a well made projector, as is the main bulb it has. an autofocus module to illuminate this on a new wall, give it five seconds and the image will be sharp and it also automatically corrects its own aspect ratio depending on the projection angle.

Say, for example, I could sit it on the floor pointing up or I. I could place it on a table next to me pointing to the side and it will automatically correct itself as well. Even with a flat image in front of you, it gives off a surprising glow for its tiny size. The audio is loud and has a punchy energy if you press this button. It becomes a dedicated Bluetooth speaker and can do all of that while having a built-in battery that will give you four hours of continuous wireless projection. It even runs Android, so it has its own Netflix and YouTube apps, etc., but what I've been doing is connecting my phone directly and watching content that way.

It is not a cheap product, but it is a good product. These are the one or two Marshall headphones with active noise cancellation and, in my opinion, apart from the sound quality and the stylish new twist. design, there are four interesting differentiating factors with these and thanks to Marshall for sponsoring this, they include, as the name suggests, active noise cancellation, 10 levels, so if you open the Marshall app, you can adjust the amount of outside noise you want be able to listen. and at maximum it gives you the same feeling of sitting in a bubble that you get with other high-end headphones, the battery life is really good, you get up to 30 hours with noise cancellation on and for 45 hours without and then range You probably won't leave these headphones and wander around in public, but if you're at home just listening, the range has been so impressive that I was leaving my phone up and just taking the headphones off and the connection wouldn't work. release and finally relevant to your

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, it has a Google Assistant button that does exactly what it says on the tin and a control knob that gives you remote control of your phone.

Well, let's keep it simple for a few minutes. This is the title we should make. Your charging experience is easier as it fits over your charging brick, hides your cables and means your phone can stand upright in case you still want to use it while the battery is running low. If you like art and you like the smartphone mural, it's a treat. It's an expensive gift, but from what I've seen it's unique, so you can probably see that it looks an awful lot like a framed painting, but it's blank. Well, you can fill this blank with anything you know.

Smart painting frames. Many times, using the app, you can browse famous paintings from around the world. You have moving artwork that I think takes better advantage of technology or even just straight photos from your camera roll and it has some features. That makes it more than just a TV placed on the wall, there is an ambient sensor that scales the brightness of the paint according to the brightness of your room and the nice thing here is that it will also know when you have turned off the lights and it will turn off alone, you have that screen that in turn is coated with a matte coating that really makes paintings look like paintings, it has automatic rotation, it will know which direction it is facing and it will offer you a library of content that adapts to that. orientation plus gestures, a movement of your hand and the whole work changes or if you are more of a routine person you can set it to switch between art at a specific time, it's expensive and you have to find a creative way to hide that cable. but oh no, I'm a fan of this one and more to have a little fun.

I actually saw this charger online and it's crazy, so I decided to check it out if you have one of these new phones that charge super fast. speeds, this probably isn't for you, but it has some cool features and matte finish LED lights inside if you like that and two USB ports to charge two things at once. I've shown you a couple of external ones. smartphone monitors in previous episodes, but none better than this one right here, the FEI tech blueprint you're looking at, a twelve-point-five-inch 1080p screen that basically lets you see whatever's on your phone, but more big and three things that surprised me here first.

As thin as it is, you'll obviously need some kind of backpack to carry it, but in terms of volume and weight, it's barely there. The second thing is that inside the nice bag that comes with it, you get a frankly great stand, it's not the prettiest, but in terms of having something practical that can be folded into any shape or plate and thirdly, the The deciding factor is that this itself is actually a 10-point capacitive touch screen, so it's not just that it can show what your phone shows, it's that you can use this instead of your phone.

The only two things to keep in mind is that it doesn't have its own built-in battery, so you have to keep it connected to some type of battery bank. to make it work and I just wish it was brighter, you might struggle in broad daylight Volta Minh is a company that claimed to make the world's number one smart wallet, which you might be thinking I didn't even know was a product category . It's nothing sacred anymore. Oh, I was a little surprised if you can deal with the price and the extra thickness that comes with having something like this.

There is a lot going on here, for example protection against loss at any time. You can log in online. and see the exact GPS coordinates of this wallet and if you dropped it behind the couch, for example, it has an alarm that you can set off, but even better is that it has a built-in camera to take pictures of any potential thieves. and send them to you and then there is the fact that much of this thickness comes from a built-in battery and it is not a small battery either, the actual amount depends exactly on the type of wallet you choose, but to give you an idea, this bifold one is 2600 milliamps hour of power, which is enough to give almost any fern a 50% charge and you can do it wirelessly.

What's strange is that the smartphone app looks beautiful on iOS and just terrible on Android. I do not know what is happening. There are plenty of ugly Bluetooth keyboards out there, ones with tiny, jittery keys or just some sort of serious latency issue. Well, this is not one of them, in fact, so far, this is my favorite Bluetooth keyboard for smartphones mainly because of this folding. mechanism that allows you to fit what is essentially a high-quality laptop keyboard into a much smaller frame. The two cons I would say, firstly, it is small enough to fit in my pocket, but it may not be small enough to fit. yours and the other one is that occasionally when I write on a not-so-flat surface it can sometimes bend a little, but any reasonably solid surface is absolutely fine to write on.

Combine this with the monitor I showed you before and this one. It's starting to feel less and less like working on a phone, like you know, okay, a selfie stick, believe it or not, I'm not a big fan of selfies, but I love the direction the company has taken. There's a single sturdy handle here and the extendable stick just drops down from there maxing out at about half a meter, nothing crazy but hidden in here is an almost pro level kit for beginners, it can double as an adjustable stand for watching videos and is can screw to a tripod. this little connection on the bottom so you can take those stabilized night photos and the top allows you to mount a microphone or LED light.

The cherry on top here is that you can slide out the Bluetooth remote you use to take the selfies. So you can use it remotely, you can use the stand to rest the phone on a table three meters away and then take a photo from a distance if you are enjoying the video. By the way, a subscription to the channel would be amazing. it takes forever to come together, well also from the same company, it's a product that I think is a cool concept, but has questionable execution. It's a stylus that magnetically clips onto the back of your phone call.

They can also do the same thing as the shutter. button that I showed you before code how to take photos remotely. I'd even go so far as to say that it's a nice pen to use, it just doesn't really offer any more precision than your anger. Just for people who like the idea of ​​using a pen now for something portable, this is the tip watch pro 2020 and I've been using it for about three and a half weeks, which is the longest I've ever worn a watch small, but I'll start by saying that Personally, I'm not a fan of small watches in general, the idea of ​​having something else that rings and sends notifications, but as far as small watches go, this does a lot of things that I appreciate compared to the company's latest model: it has double the RAM. and supposedly military-grade durability that I haven't put to the test yet, but I can say that there isn't a scratch on the surface yet and probably the most interesting part of this watch is that it has two displays stacked on top of each other.

Standard Smart Watch AMOLED screen, but also an old school LCD screen for the battery. I guess it's for people who want to have full Smart Watch features, like fitness capabilities, but don't need a Smart Watch viewing experience all the time, like they just wear it. LCD screen, this thing has 30 days of battery life. I talked a lot about great smartphone devices that I love to use. All these videos. This is not one of them. I bought it specifically to make it clear that different is not always good. This is the Jam Jar is a Bluetooth speaker with some pretty strange engineering decisions, like the fact that the main speaker is actually firing downwards directly onto the surface it's standing on.

What it wants you to do is pair your phone via Bluetooth, place your phone inside and then use a separate remote to control your music, who thought of this? Who was the Eureka moment? It was putting your phone inside a glass box and then instead of controlling the music, use a phone like a normal person, then grab a remote to do it, which has a three foot range on a good day's design. product done right product design done wrong welcome to something my business means this for people who hoard devices the kind of person who works on my phone, tablet and laptop at the same time I'm proud to call this One of the towers The power adapter you're looking at is basically an extension cable with six network ports, you have four full size USB ports and then for your smartphone, on top there is a 10 watt wireless charger 2.

It's also great if you can turn it. to remove the cable so it doesn't dirty your table, it's pretty cheap, it has a plastic feel, but it looks good just sitting on your desk, now war is more relevant than ever. The glass wipes, and no one has tried it, are better than the slices the company makes. You have a separate wipe just for smartphones, but in my experience these multi-purpose wands work wonders and in fact, just as good as small phones, nothing has cleaned my macbook screen better than this. The liquid formula they've been given just seems to go through it. all those deep fingerprint smudges that build up over time and give you that nice new tech product feel, it dries quickly, doesn't scratch and doesn't leave streaks on your screens, so I recently found a company that I really like.

Make stylish looking devices withHigh quality finishes like these and they all seem to have an extra trick. For example, this right here is a little dock for your phone with the three ports you'd probably expect: USB C, HDMI and USB A. But then turn to the left and you have a headphone jack; that's great, but then we have the base wave, which is probably a better example of this idea at first glance, it's a USBC base that you're looking at in its entirety. series of ports and connectors and you probably don't need to say what they do.

You can connect your microSD cards to your laptop or you can use this with some phones to connect to a TV if all you have is a regular HDMI cable but the Dock Wave also doubles as a five thousand milliamp hour battery and charger wireless, but only with five watts of power and their third product that I liked is the multi-device charging station, which you might be thinking, why not just call it a wireless charger? normal people, well, it is a wireless charger with space for two devices at the same time and quite good, but the icing on the cake is that you also have a USB A port and a USB C port, so in total you can charge things at the same time time here, none of them at full speed, you care, but if you're charging overnight that probably doesn't matter too much now for the olloclip.

I love the idea of ​​this product, you'll see what I mean in a second, so you open the box and you get this and actually these two things slide out of the transparent section and this is a standard for your phone, leaving this piece of alien appearance that actually allows you to attach camera modules to both the back and front of your phone. The system works very well. The modules snap into place with a reassuring click and you'll be able to swap them freely but I wish there was a wider range of very high quality lenses to choose from as far as system to do this, this is the best one I've used but The lenses themselves are fine.

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