Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “13 Smartphone Gadgets that will Blow you away.”.
You might have heard of the eye roller a device that removes fingerprints, smudges and smears from your display in a matter of seconds. Well, this is the mini version, so you just pick it up slide open the lid and find a phone which has fingerprints and marks all over it and just give it one white with this, when I’ve showed it to people. This gained some surprising reactions. It also disinfects your device, a charging cable, never the most interesting topic, but we all know that one thing that can make any product more exciting is, of course, RGB lighting. Whilst this doesn’t have a full suite of color, it does simulate the surge of electricity.
When you turn it on, you can see the light flowing down the cable in the direction of charge being passed and, of course, this cable also supports the latest in charging speed and data transfer. Next up is the Marshall major 3. This is their latest pair of on ear headphones with a collapsible design and a few new tricks up its sleeve. A couple of things to note: the cushions are incredibly plush they’re one of the highlights here and because they sit directly on your ears, it means they block a large majority of surrounding noise. We’Ve got a surprising little control knob over here, which doesn’t just press inwards, but also in all four directions like a joystick, so you can use that to control the volume as well as the track. That’S playing – and this is my favorite feature – say you’re – watching a video on your phone using these headphones while listening to music and someone else wants to join. They just need to plug their 3.5 millimeter jack into your headphones, and the audio will be shared. The major threes also support Bluetooth aptX, which not only plays music at a higher bitrate, but also minimizes audio/video syncing issues, and you can top that all off with 30 hours of Wireless playtime.
Okay, you might know I’m not a huge fan of smartphone lenses. They can be great, but also they can be a little bit bulky and a bit of a hassle. Well, this one over here is kind of the smartphone lens done right and it’s a micro lens. It’S basically a small little microscope, surrounded by elastic, so it strings around your phone and holds itself in place, which is all fair enough, but the amount it allows your phone to get closer to an object is staggering. Okay, I really like this one. This is the TiVo by Devon, and whilst it may look like a TV, it’s actually a speaker at least primarily.
You’Ve got a woofer on the back, a tweeter on the top, and it sounds pretty good given its diminutive size. But, of course, the main differentiator here is the display and as with everything nowadays from your refrigerator tea or vacuum, cleaner, there’s an app for that, and it does give you a good amount of control over what you want to show. It could be an alarm clock. It could be a random pulsing or even just a flapped color, whatever you really want, and the display marries up quite nicely with the dials on front.
For example, you can use the display as a visual indicator for the current level of volume and overall, this TiVo is quite a nicely presented package. This is a simple product. It’S. What I would say is one of the best current solutions for charging. All your modern devices at once, so you plug it into the mains and you’ve got four USB type: a ports and one USB type-c port, and it’s got the potential to fast charge through all of them. So that’s MacBook Pros Nintendo switch your smartphone or even an Android tablet: a cell phone charging dock – no mechanical marvel over here, but there’s a couple of simple inclusions which make this pretty useful. So it holds your phone up, but also at the same time, channel’s the phone’s speakers to amplify the volume, there’s also room to charge your phone. While it’s in there and a little slot for a pen or pencil here’s a gadget.
You probably never considered it’s a handmade, earphone wrap and the solution is trying to solve. Is that dreaded taking a reference out your pocket and seeing they’re a jumbled mess? So it takes about 45 seconds to wrap them up in something like this, and then you can attach it to a keychain, so you kind of never lose them and also they’re, never getting tangled. This is a bit of a different one. It almost looks like a set of car keys for your smartphone, but in fact it allows you to control simple functions.
Play pause, raise and lower volume skip tracks, as well as the shutter button of your camera. Okay, personally, I’m not a huge user of wireless charges. I just prefer the speed of Y of charging, but if I was going to use a wireless charger that he’d probably beat this one, it’s USB type-c input means you can deliver a high wattage to the charger. So it cannot only fast wireless charge, one device but at the same time use the USB port on the back to charge another device. It’S also one of the better-looking wireless charges with this heathered fabric and also has an air vent cooling system, not a cheap one, but you do sort of get where you pay for all right.
This is a pretty self-explanatory one. It’S a large high capacity, but also inexpensive air blower, and for those who don’t know, that basically means you can give it a squeeze and it directs a very concentrated burst of air I’ll, be at the end, and so you’ll probably find. This is less useful for your smartphone itself and more for the accessories you use with it just to clean them, and on top of that, of course, you can use it for the rest of your room. All right. This is a headphone splitter, so its functionality is probably pretty familiar to you. You plug it into your phone and then you can connect not one but two pairs of headphones, but this one also has an emphasis on design.
So you’ve got a matte finish. Sturdy construction and a little keyhole to attach it to a keyring. So, as I said, I’m not a fan of smart phone lenses, but this is one that I did find myself using recently. So there’s three parts to it: it’s got a wide-angle and a macro lens. All-In-One, but also an LED on top and I’d, say. The wide angle in particular solves a common pain point with smartphones. They often don’t shoot as much of the scene around you as you’d like so last week. I was trying to get a photo of my room, and this was the farthest away. I could get without using the lens switching over to the wide-angle I found I could get the entire room in the scene and this was the photo.
I needed all right guys. I really hope you enjoyed the video and, if you did, I’ve got plenty more smartphone gadgets on the channel, so I’ll leave a link to those videos in a cart. Above with that being said, my name is Erin. This is mister who’s, the boss and I’ll catch. You guys next time, .