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Best iPhone accessories

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  • Anker PowerCore+ mini

    Anker PowerCore+ mini

    I use to suffer from battery life anxiety whenever I needed to use my iPhone heavily, but I've overcome that by carrying a small external battery pack with me when I'm out and about. Yes, I know that I could go through all my settings disabling everything, but why carry an iPhone around with me in the first place if it can't do anything?

    If you want a small battery pack that you can pop into your pocket, then the Anker PowerCore+ mini is a great choice at only $13.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • SanDisk iXpand flash drive

    SanDisk iXpand flash drive

    This one is for iPhone and iPad users. I just use the SanDisk iXpand flash drive which offers me an extra 128GB for photos and media. As an added bonus I can use this as a regular high-speed flash drive on my Mac or PCs.

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  • RAM Mount X-Grip

    RAM Mount X-Grip

    If your smartphones spend a lot of time in the car, it's vital that you have a decent in-car mount for it. I've tested a lot of different mounts and the one I keep coming back to is the RAM Mount X-Grip.

    Not only does this fit a wide variety of smartphones - it's big enough to accommodate my iPhone 6S Plus in a protective case - but it can be coupled to a wide variety of different mounting devices (such as suction cups and yoke clamps), so you can use it in the car, bike, motorcycle or even a boat.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • Anker PowerDrive+ 3 car charger

    Anker PowerDrive+ 3 car charger

    I also keep a charger in the car. And since I'm sometimes looked upon to offer others riding with me a charge-up, I've upgraded to the Anker PowerDrive+ 3 car charger. It's only $15, but it has no problem simultaneously charging multiple smartphones and tablets.

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  • Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Silicon Case

    Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Silicon Case

    The Apple Silicon Case (iPhone 7 Plus link) offers minimalist protection for your new iPhone.

    Price: From $35

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  • BeatsX Earphones

    BeatsX Earphones

    If the AirPods are a little bit too minimalist for you, how about the BeatsX earphones. With up to 8 hours of battery life and a Fast Fuel system means that a 5-minute charge gives you 2 hours of playback.

    Price: $149.95

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  • SIMore adapter

    SIMore adapter

    If you need to switch between multiple SIM cards, then you can, a) Keep fiddling with that tiny SIM tray until one day it springs out and is lost down the air vent in your car, b) carry multiple handsets, or c) fit a SIMore adapter.

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  • Bose SoundLink II

    Bose SoundLink II

    Good headphones are an absolute joy to use, and the Bose SoundLink II are some of the best I've ever used. They have a deep, immersive sound, an advanced microphone that works well in a variety of conditions, and a battery is good for 15 hours of usage.

    They're also incredibly robust, and capable of standing up to daily use.

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  • Apple AirPods

    Apple AirPods

    The AirPods are Apple's new wireless headphones for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. They look like Apple EarPods, but with the cable cut off!

    The built-in battery offers 5 hours of listening time, and the storage case doubles as a portable charging case, offering multiple recharges before it too needs recharging. And just 15 minutes in the case gives you 3 hours of listening time.

    Price: $159

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  • iPhone Lightning Dock

    iPhone Lightning Dock

    The iPhone Lightning Dock is available in five metallic finishes, so it perfectly matches your iPhone.

    You can use it to charge and sync any iPhone that has a Lightning connector.

    Price: $49

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

  • weBoost Home 4G signal booster

    weBoost Home 4G signal booster

    Don't let poor signal spoil your fun! The weBoost Home 4G signal booster gives you the ability to boost the cellular signal you are receiving in up to two rooms.

    Price: $399

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  • Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar

    Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar

    Don't let the lack of a headphone jack put you off buying an iPhone 7. The Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar adapter allows you to charge your phone while simultaneously using wired headphones.

    Price: $39.99

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  • Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter

    Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter

    When you lose your Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter, you'll be happy to know that a replacement will cost you under $10.

    Works with all devices that have a Lightning connector and support iOS 10 or later

    Price: $9

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  • EarPods with Lightning Connector

    EarPods with Lightning Connector

    Yes, the new iPhone comes with a pair of EarPods with Lightning Connector, but if you need a spare pair, or just want a pair for another iPhone or iPad, then Apple will happily sell you some.

    These work with all devices that have a Lightning connector and support iOS 10 or later.

    Price: $29

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  • Apple Leather iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Case

    Apple Leather iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Case

    The Apple Leather Case (iPhone 7 Plus link) offers more stylish protection for your new iPhone 7, but remains minimalist.

    Price: From $45

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  • iPhone 7 Smart Battery Case

    iPhone 7 Smart Battery Case

    Apple's own iPhone 7 Smart Battery Case is the first battery case to hit the market for the iPhone 7.

    Charge your iPhone and battery case simultaneously for increased talk time up to 26 hours, Internet use up to 22 hours on LTE, and even longer audio and video playback.

    Price: $99

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  • MOS Spring Cable

    MOS Spring Cable

    You can never have enough charging cables, and given that they tend to have a pretty rough life, I like to buy something that is going to last a while, which is why I'm now using the almost indestructible MOS Spring Cable, which comes in both Lightning and micro USB format.

    I've been testing this cable for a few months now and not only is it still in one piece, it still looks as good as new.

    Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

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Anker PowerCore+ mini

I use to suffer from battery life anxiety whenever I needed to use my iPhone heavily, but I've overcome that by carrying a small external battery pack with me when I'm out and about. Yes, I know that I could go through all my settings disabling everything, but why carry an iPhone around with me in the first place if it can't do anything?

If you want a small battery pack that you can pop into your pocket, then the Anker PowerCore+ mini is a great choice at only $13.

Caption by: Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

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