I’ve got a couple reviews for you coming up and we’ll start with a 6 port desktop USB charger from iClever today that’s great looking and it can handle up to 50 watts of output power with a maximum of 2.4amps per port meaning it can fast charge most any device you own. Read on to learn more…
It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed anything over here on Mobility Digest but I’ve got some stuff to review, and we’re starting off with a set of Bluetooth earbuds from a company called FSL or Future Sound Labs. These headphones features dual batteries for twelve hours of play or talk time between charges. These earphones are interesting in that they require a bit of work to wear honestly, the instructions aren’t the best, but once you figure it out they are comfortable and they do sound good. Read on to learn more..
Lately I’ve been reviewing a lot of batteries and sound thing, so for a change of pace how about a messenger bag? Up for review today I’ve got an inexpensive yet excellent messenger bag which is simple called the Skorch Messenger Bag. The bag is made of a cotton canvas with plenty of pockets for all you stuff and even a laptop or tablet if you want. You can use it for whatever, school, work, or just everyday stuff. The bag is very well made and seems durable and rugged. Read on the learn more..
We live in a mobile world and being mobile means we need power on the go but it’s not always available everywhere we go. Thankfully most devices can be charge over USB so there is some standard there but that still means having access to a wall outlet for power. Portable batteries are an extremely popular product because they allow us to be outlet free as it were and they’re getting larger and larger. Today for review I have the biggest power bank I’ve ever reviewed at a whopping 12000mAh capacity. You can easily charge your phone numerous times with this battery or charge several devices on the go. It has both 1amp and 2.1 amp USB ports on it for phones and tablets and faster charging. Read on to learn more…
Up for review today I’ve got a set of Bluetooth headphones called the Talk n’ Walk which have a control pad built right into them. So yes they are Bluetooth but they also have a 3.5mm audio jack so you can use them with any audio device as well. They’re inexpensive and they even have a built-in microphone so you can take calls with them on. Read on to learn more…
Up for review today I have the WAVEstream Bluetooth sound bar which can be used for music and as a speakerphone. Price is about $25 and for that you get decent and very loud sound but you’ll also get a user replaceable battery which I think is a just a great feature in itself. Read on to learn more..
Up for review today I have the Silicon Devices Comfort+ stereo Bluetooth headphones. These headphones or earphones are the in-ear style and they can be used for exercising or outdoors to listen to music and even answer calls. Overall they’re not bad, they sound very good and they’re very comfortable. Read one…
Hello, hello, I’m back with another review of another portable battery for you. Today for review I’ve got the +Lifeguard Mini 1 3000mAh portable charger or portable battery or whatever you won’t to call it. It’s 3000mAh capacity so you should be able to get one full charge for most phones, or ‘top off’ several devices. This battery would be fine for a days outing or to use an emergency charging as a backup for other chargers you might have. You never what can happen so it’s nice to be prepared right? The +Lifeguard Mini 1 is small, only about four inches long and just a few ounces in weight so you can easily take it with you in your pocket if need be. Read on to learn more…
Up for review today I have another portable battery from a company called K2R and it’s just called the K2R-803, no fancy name or nothing like that. The battery is 7800mAh in capacity and it has dual USB ports, one is 1amp and the other is 2amp so it can charge most any device out there surely. The 803 also has two white LEDs that function as a flashlight to be used in emergency situations or for when you’re camping and need to search for something in your bag in the dark or maybe even just trying to find your keys in your purse coming home at night. I charged five devices with it and the battery still had capacity left to charge something else. Read on to learn more…
Last week I posted a review about a vent mounted cellphone mount for the car and I picked it because a suction cup wouldn’t really work for me. I was on Slick Deals not long ago and saw a deal on a sort of suction cup car mount from a company called Mpow, it was $9.99 on sale, regularly $13.99, so I had some credit on Amazon and I grabbed it. The ‘sort of’ suction cup part comes in with this mount as it has a sticky gel base but also a suction cup part, or well the suction cup is a sticky gel. The gel base and the great reviews are the reason I picked it up because I thought it would perfect for me and I was right, it works great. So read on to learn about an awesome and inexpensive car mount…
Don’t you hate it when you lose things and have to buy another one? I did that recently, I get lots of mobile stuff for review and I broke my phone mount in my car but I knew I had another one somewhere but I just can’t find it. So I went over to Amazon looking for a cheap cellphone mount just to hold me over until I found my other one and then I’d have a spare as well. I picked one up for $6.99 shipped for free as I have Prime and I’m very happy with it so I thought I’d do a quick review to tell you guys and gals about it.
Apple had to see this coming but apparently is prepared to take the heat form a major Apple news website Cult of Mac. Apple just recently announced the Apple iPad Air 2 and the iPad Mini 3 and the expectations for both are pretty high. The problem with the new iPad mini 3 is that … Read more