Mobile phone accessories have become indispensable items for smartphone users. There is a wide variety of accessories on the market today that not only enhance the user experience but also protect the devices.
One of the most popular accessories is cell phone cases. These are used to protect the device from possible damage from drops, bumps and scratches. The cases are available in a wide range of materials, from plastic and silicone to leather and metal, allowing users to customize the look of their device to their liking.
Another important accessory is screen protectors. These are used to protect the phone screen from scratches and breakage. Screen protectors can be made of tempered glass or plastic, and some even include anti-glare features to improve visibility in bright light conditions.
Below is a short list of other less common accessories, but very useful for different tasks or uses of mobile devices.
This is a leather pocket that attaches to the back of Apple mobile phones via a magnet. It is a great option for storing identity documents and bank cards without a full wallet.
Priced between $49 and $59, this accessory works with ‘Find My’, which lets you find it when you lose connection with your cell phone.
If you like to play games or edit videos and your mobile device is overheating, this accessory is for you. One of the most recognizable brands is Razer, which offers the ‘Razer Phone Cooler Chroma’.
This accessory has a version compatible from iOS 12 for iPhone and a universal grip version for other mobile devices. It is a small 7 bladed fan that aims to make your mobile device perform better by better managing its temperature.
USB OTG stands for “USB On-The-Go” and refers to a technology that allows mobile devices with a USB port to act as a USB ‘host’ and communicate directly with other USB devices.
In other words, USB OTG allows mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets to be connected directly to USB devices such as flash drives, keyboards, mice, digital cameras and other USB peripherals without the need for a computer as an intermediary.
Source: Exame
