Accessories / Reviews

The HM7000 was released in the fall of 2011. The battery case makes it the Great White Buffalo of bluetooth headsets, so I feel safe in saying there hasn't never been anything like it. Again, by using a set of headphones with a microphone built in, you can avoid the issues of battery life and connectivity... More

I'm tempted to consider a universal charge pack, but there's no way I'm going to be walking around town with that dongle hanging off the bottom of my phone, slipping the thing in and out of my pocket while I charge it over a few hours. I'm going to slap on a case, and I'm going to let it charge... More

For most, the CandyShell Flip covers all the bases. Good protection, nice looks, accessory-compatible, and still keeps things slender enough for your pants pocket.

 
When you cough up $200-$400 on a product like an iPhone or an iPod Touch you want to make sure that it is safe and can few years. At the same time you don’t want to walk around with an iPod that is covered in ugly and bulky case, right? Honestly, what’s the point? So, for me, the... More

At the moment, you can buy the Sony Ericsson MW600 for as little as $55, and, in our opinion, the price is very reasonable for what you get - a long battery life, clear and natural voices plus good design. So, if you are searching for a good and affordable Bluetooth headset, this may very well be a match... More

Continuing the trend of producing stellar Bluetooth headsets, BlueAnt once again comes out packing some serious heat with the Q2 as it resonates highly in all aspects of its functionality and design. Additionally, we love the depth of features it provides and the stylish looks to match its superior performance.... More

More syncing, longer screen timeout, more gaming, more mobile hotspot, more everything.  Whatever you get for usage now from the stock battery -- expect this monster to double it, and then some.  It really is that good.
It's worth mentioning that despite the added thickness this battery provides,... More

Finding itself in the mid-range pricing category, there's no arguing that the BlueAnt T1 offers a lot of features for its $79.99 price point. Additionally, it flaunts plenty of usable features to keep those Terminators connected with one another without the worry of the wind becoming a distracting factor... More

Jabra has made Bluetooth headsets for some time and is now branching out into corded headsets, including the affordable Rhythms. Fit is very good, but we would have liked a little extra length on the attached cord. The sound of the Rhythms is forward — very forward — and seems to be designed... More

The biggest drawback to the Plantronics Voyager Pro is that some people will find its design too serious, or too bulky. That said, it’s one of the most comfortable we’ve tested, and the noise and wind cancellation are both effective. The Voyager Pro is the sturdiest and greatest comfort you... More

The Game Gripper makes the games much more playable that it would when playing on just the keyboard. It take some getting used to since its feels different from a standard controller but it makes the games much more fun to play and easier to control. There are some instances where the Game Gripper will... More

We can’t tell anything bad against the design, however there’s a little problem fitting in large audio jack on the Juice pack headphone cutout. We find each feature well designed and useful including the virtual speaker box, standby/charging switch, LED indicators and the compact sync/charge... More

The Jawbone Icon and the Voyager Pro+ are the two best Bluetooth headsets on the market right now. We could make an easy case for the Voyager Pro+, with its added comfort, slightly more natural sound quality, and longer battery life. If you're not spending a lot of time in noisy rooms or outside, you... More

By nearly doubling your iPhone's battery life, the Mophie Juice Pack Air makes your phone a more flexible and reliable companion. If you carry your phone in a purse or a backpack, the size isn't a huge problem, but for pocket-carriers the Juice Pack might be a little hefty.
 

 
I have personally tried the WICO Touchscreen Stylus for 2 days on a resistive touch screen and I was quite happy with the results. It’s a must have product, if you really want a feature-rich, stylish and fashionable stylus for operating a resistive touchscreen go for it and you won’t... More

I am not as impressed with the Impact as I have been with the Defender, and outstanding Commuter for the iPhone 4. If you are looking for rugged protection it is definitely a good choice, but considering that you get even better protection in a slimmer design using the Commuter instead there is littler... More

The Impact series case rings in at only $19.95 making it, in my opinion, a great deal. With the included screen shield kit it’s a great “throw-away” case. A case that requires a minimal investment but one that’s always there when you need it ready to offer a large amount of shock... More

Overall, we’d give the edge to Mophie’s Juice Pack Air for iPhone 4 over both of the other battery cases because it does the best job of balancing both extra power and a really nice case design that looks and feels better while providing more energy to the device inside. That said, it comes... More

The Otterbox Defender case for iPhone 4 provides excellent protection, and is packed with thoughtful design features. From the large cutout for the docking port to the highly versatile and secure holster, this case represents a significant leap forward from the 3GS model (which was already very good).... More

For $79.95, we’re happy with that sort of extra runtime – not to mention the added protection of the case. Yes, it adds bulk to the iPhone 4, but the payoff is more obvious than some rugged cases we’ve seen that do nothing more than cushion the smartphone from knocks and scrapes.