Accessories

Mophie’s battery case for the new Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ increases your new smartphone’s running time by nearly 100%. It supports wireless charging, and will fill up your phone’s battery first before itself when recharging.

The MultiCinch is a reusable, washable and elastic alternative to cable ties, cords and ropes. It has large and small holes along its length – use the former for a loose knot and the latter for a permanent lock. Available in three sizes.

Wield the power of Grayskull, Hylia and more with The Key Armory. The shop sells Kwikset and Schlage-compatible blank keys that have heads that are shaped like iconic swords from video games and popular fiction. They also come in discounted combo packs.

The surprisingly robust OttoLock is mainly designed for cyclists, but it’s so light and easy to use you’ll be locking down other items with it as well. It weighs just 4oz (115g) but is harder to cut than cable locks, thanks to the layers of metal and Kevlar inside its plastic sleeve.

Absolut Art’s clever tool lets you adjust framed art after you hang it. Mount Hangsmart using screws or its adhesives, then hang the framed art on its hook. You can adjust up to 6″ horizontally and up to 8″ vertically. It also automatically levels the artwork.

Lay-N-Go are satchels that lay flat when fully opened. They can be turned back into a bag just by pulling their drawstring. They’re available in different sizes and have variants for toys, toiletries and gadgets.

The QcK Prism only features colorful RGB LED illumination, and has two different surfaces, cloth on one side for friction, and a smooth-gliding polymer on the other. The 12 LED zones can be programmed to display colors based on in-game events like low health or ammo.

Joby brings its versatile GorillaPod mount to smartphone users with the GripTight One collection. The highlight is the idiotproof mount, which fits practically all phones. The stands come in rubber or magnetic-tipped variants.

A stylish alternative to binder clips. Klips are magnetic clips wrapped in leather. They come in two sizes and three colors. Because they’re magnetic, you can stick or tuck them in a variety of places. There’s also an optional dock to keep your Klips in place.

Mondo has a treat for your friendly neighborhood DJs and vinyl collectors. This officially licensed turntable accessory has two sides, both taken from Spidey’s 1966 costume by John Romita Sr.

Assuming you don’t keep a flash or a microphone in your camera’s hot shoe, this nifty gadget provides a new and easy way to carry your camera, with a sturdy quick-release aluminum handle that slides into that spot. It’s also great for stabilizing low-angle shots.

A USB charger for neat freaks. Eclipse can house up to three USB cables – three USB-A, or two USB-A and one USB-C – and delivers power at up to 3A. It reveals the cables and lights up with a press of its touch-sensitive lid, and can be placed on a table or wall mounted.

An affordable dumb terminal for Android devices. The Superbook weighs 2lb and has an 11.6″ 1366 x 768 screen, a multitouch trackpad, a keyboard with Android keys, a USB Type-C port, and a battery that lasts up to 8h that also charges your device.

Ukraine-based shop Ohhio creates cozy, eye-catching wool blankets, scarves and cowls by making oversized knits by hand. The wool is from Australian merino sheep and is available in a variety of colors.

A simple but much-needed accessory for GoPro cameras. The Switchback has a quick-release mechanism that stays attached to your camera, while its base is compatible with practically all GoPro mounts. It also lets you rotate the camera in 90º increments while it’s mounted.

Mondo celebrates the Alamo Drafthouse’s Jaws on the Water screening with merch designed by Tom Whalen. There’s a two-pin set based on the Jaws poster, a Jaws logo t-shirt, as well as a pin and a t-shirt depicting the SCUBA tank in Jaws’ mouth.

Restrap’s Sling uses magnets to secure the connectors with the strap itself, making it easy to transfer the strap between multiple cameras. It also has a magnetic lens cap holder and a pivot and quick release system to make it easy to bring the camera up to your face.

The Lapdog is a keyboard tray that fits Corsair’s K70 and K65 keyboards. It has a built-in 11″x 11″ mouse pad, a removable memory foam underside cushion, four USB 3 ports and a cable management compartment.

Peel-and-stick spoke reflectors that are incredibly thin, light and tough. Flectr has thousands of reflective prisms to ensure visibility, and its aerodynamic form will not flap, move or make noise even at high speeds. There’s also a wheel magnet variant.

PRracer’s headband-mounted action camera for runners. It has a 12MP sensor and shoots videos at 1440p/30fps, 1080p/60fps, or 720p/100fps. It also has time-lapse and burst shooting modes. The headband also houses a 400 lumen flashlight and a retractable skullcap.

A protective pouch that fits most Mirrorless and DSLR cameras. The Camera Base Layer’s unique construction has a wide mouth to accommodate your camera, and a quick release buckle that sheds the pouch in under a second. It also has an integrated rain fly.

Dockem’s improved wall mount for phones, tablets and any object that’s up to 0.5″ thick. The Koala Mount 2.0 is a pair of brackets that can be mounted with 3M Command strips, screws or drywall anchors, all of which are included in the package.

BearArms’ rugged wrist accessory is made from durable military-grade paracord, tipped with a pair of .40 cal brass shell casings. Choose from black, coyote or glow in the dark paracord. Measures 7″ in circumference.

Nicolas Vuignier has open sourced his airplane-like DIY bullet-time rig. The Centriphone works with the iPhone 6 and 6S, while the Centripro works with the GoPro 3, 3+ and 4. Nicolas is also selling the rig to those who don’t have access to a 3D printer.

A 7″ tablet designed to bring old vehicles up to speed with modern features found in newer cars, such as hands-free calling, music streaming, voice-activated navigation, a backup camera, collision warning, vehicle diagnostics and more.