Essential Electronics Toolkit
If you need to repair an iPhone, the iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit is your best bet.
Key Wrangler [Kickstarter]
A low-profile stainless steel keychain with a spring clip and a post to keep your keys in a tidy row.
New Gear from Invisible Creature
To celebrate their 10th anniversary (and the accompanying site redesign), Invisible Creature released a bunch of awesome new gear in their online store.
eSynic HDMI Splitter
Share a single Apple TV to two TVs with this HDMI splitter.
KeyBar Key Organizer
Works like a multi-tool for your keys (plus it stops all that irritating jangling).
ElevationDock 3
ElevationDock 3 is the best dock for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.
PowerBoss 20574 Pressure Washer
When buying a pressure washer, be sure to stick to one with a Honda engine.
Anker USB-C to USB 3.0 Cable
If you own a new MacBook, this is a must have cable.
Foscam FI9821P Camera
This Foscam FI9821P is a great way to checkup on your kids that are playing in another room.
Classic Mac Apple Watch Dock
There are a lot of Apple Watch docks on the market, but this is definitely one of a kind.
Tough Armor for iPhone 6 Plus and 6s Plus
My iPhone has taken a few bumps along the way, and this case has kept it in perfect condition. This model works on the iPhone 6 Plus and 6s Plus.
The “FreeKey” Keyring System
A specially-designed keyring that makes it super easy to add or remove keys and keeps them secure the rest of the time.
LG Chromebase
The LG Chromebase is a great option for an in-expensive home desktop.
Forté for Apple Watch
Forté for Apple Watch is great new dock from Twelve South.
Fossil Estate Saffiano Leather EW Messenger Bag
I’ve struggled for the past few years to find a bag that I loved. I found plenty that I liked, but I could always find a flaw. I wanted something stylish, but also functional. I’ve tried backpacks, and I’ve tried messenger bags. After buying and returning countless bags, I’ve finally settled on the Fossil Estate Saffiano Leather EW Messenger Bag.
Fitbit Charge HR
After spending a few months with my Apple Watch, I decided to sell it and try out some different activity trackers. The one I eventually landed on was the Fitbit Charge HR.
Jaybird X2 Bluetooth Headphones
Jaybird Bluetooth X2 Headphones are the successor to the popular JayBirds Bluebuds X that we’ve written about previously.
NewerTech Universal Drive Adapter
The NewerTech Universal Drive Adapter is a tool that no computer geek should be without.
MilestonePod
MilestonePod is a really interesting device for runners and walkers. On first glance, it looks basic. It doesn’t look high tech at all. By design, it’s simple. It’s attached to your shoe, and it’s always tracking your runs/walks. You can then sync the device over Bluetooth to their iPhone or Android apps. There is no start or stop button. You simply get moving, and the device tracks your steps. At $25, MilestonePod is a really in-expensive fitness tracker for runners of any kind.
Monowear Apple Watch Bands
Ever since I saw the Apple Watch for the first time, I knew that it would be a popular item for accessories. Even before Apple announced their third party band program, Monowear Design was already planning out their strategy. With a successful Kickstarter campaign, they began manufacturing a host of bands. While these bands are not officially “Made for Apple Watch” according to Apple’s program, I can confirm they work well. Monowear sent me a few bands to sample, so I wanted to run through my thoughts on them.