Awesome Griffin

A versatile compact tool for your belt loop or keychain. It packs 4 to 7mm and 5/16″ wrenches, 1/4″ driver, a bottle opener, pry tool, screwdriver, and scoring clip. The XL version gains extra wrench sizes, a ruler, and a nail popper, while the mini version is, well, mini. Available in brass, copper, titanium, and stainless steel.

Apple is inexplicably phasing out its MagSafe cable, so we’re glad that companies like Griffin are picking up the slack. The BreakSafe is a breakaway power cable for USB Type-C devices such as the MacBook and the Nexus 6P.

Accessory maker Griffin Technology turned to crowdfunding to produce this elegant charging station, which holds up to five tablets, phones, and other gadgets, and keeps them out of sight. In birch, walnut or ebony woodgrain finishes.

A wireless variant of Griffin’s clickable knob for Mac OS X. The PowerMate Bluetooth makes it easier to navigate and use various programs, especially video and audio creation software. Available Summer 2014 for $60.

Griffin’s Beacon pairs with your iOS device via Bluetooth and works with Dijit’s Universal Remote App so your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad can be used as a universal remote, without dongles or cases.

Griffin’s AirCurve is essentially a transparent display stand with a coiled waveguide within that acts as an amplifier: in short, this polycarbonate speaker doesn’t need power to operate.