Pitaka's Aramid iPhone 7 Plus Case retails for US$49.99, with the iPhone 7 version slightly cheaper, and free worldwide shipping via DHL. What makes it unique is its construction from Aramid fibre, a strong, lightweight material.
I've happily used the iOttie Easy One Touch 2 car mount for over two years, its suction cup withstanding Singapore's heat and holding firm. With a new car coming, I upgraded to the Easy One Touch 3 (v2).
The Kikkerland Bobino Folding Mobile Phone Holder comes in six colours and retails for US$8 on Kikkerland's site, or about S$13 in some Singapore shops. It's cheaper on Amazon, where I bought the white for US$5.80 via AmazonGlobal Saver.
Fabrix has launched its Marble Snap Case for the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, both priced the same at US$22, excluding delivery. The case comes in two colours, black and white, with a marble finish.
With a six-year-old Logitech Notebook Riser at work, I went looking for an aluminium laptop stand for home, to match my MacBook Pro. I narrowed it down to Rain Design's mStand, TwelveSouth's HiRise, and Belkin's Zero.
The Apple iPhone 7 Plus Silicone Case retails for S$58 in nine colours. After almost a year with my 6s Plus Leather Case in Midnight Blue, which stained after water contact, I switched to a silicone case this time.
The Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Dock retails for S$118 in Singapore, but I bought mine in Bangkok at iStudio Paragon for about S$131, S$13 more even after the VAT refund. It's surprisingly small, at 10.4cm wide, yet much heavier.
The Nexus 6P Official Case was out of stock on the Google Store for ages. It returned on Black Friday during a 50% off cases sale, so I grabbed it for US$17.49, down from US$34.99.
The Apple iPhone Lightning Dock launched in May 2015 at S$58, in plastic and only white. For the iPhone 6/6s Plus launch, Apple added an aluminium variant at S$68, S$10 more, now offered in colours including this gold.
The Apple iPhone 6s Plus Leather Case retails for S$68 and, like the 6 Plus case, shipped well before the phone itself. It comes in five colours, Midnight Blue, Saddle Brown, Rose Grey, Brown, and Black; I chose Midnight Blue.
During a Timbuk2 20%-off custom bag sale, Li Xiang bought two custom bags. Since I already own plenty of Timbuk2 bags, I skipped another and instead picked up the Timbuk2 Trek Book Portable Organizer for US$59.
The Mophie Apple Watch Dock retails for S$79 at EpiCentre, iStudio, and Nubox stores across Singapore. It's currently out of stock here, though, thanks to overwhelming demand, so I'd suggest calling those stores to reserve one.
The Spigen Apple Watch Stand S330 retails for S$49 at Nubox, one of the few Apple Watch stands sold in Singapore. I weighed it against the similarly priced Griffin WatchStand, but its tall plastic design looked prone to tipping over.
SHAPL designs and makes Smart Shower Containers, handy for travel, the gym, or home. BPA-free and recyclable, they come in two sizes, 65ml and 35ml, and are sold as standalone units, packs of three, or packs of six.
Scosche MagicMount resembles the Logitech +trip Universal Air Vent Mount iS45. It's a magnetic mounting system for smartphones, tablets, and more, hover your device near the magnetic surface and it locks in place. This is the Surface variant.
The Logitech +trip Universal Air Vent Mount is sold only in China, Canada, and the US, so my Hong Kong cousin bought mine in China. It runs CN¥179 there, US$29.99 in the States, and CA$29.99 in Canada, averaging around S$40.
Krusell is a Swedish maker of smartphone and tablet accessories, around since 1991. I remember its cases on sale at Singtel shops when my dad got his first mobile phone in the 90s, then losing sight of it later.
Alongside my Nexus 6, I bought the Spigen Ultra Hybrid case from MobyShop for S$26. They stocked only the Metal Slate and Crystal Clear versions, and I picked Metal Slate, disliking the frosted, silicone look of the TPU bumper.
The ARQ Dock 2.0 by 2040 Design Studio is an aluminium modular nesting dock for smartphones and tablets, with or without cases. Its docks group together for a tidier look, though the bundled cables stay rather messy.
I'd long wanted a Herschel Supply backpack but never had the impulse, already owning plenty of bags. The urge finally struck while shopping along Orchard Road with a secondary school friend visiting Singapore, so I picked up the Settlement Backpack.
I love Just Mobile's stands. After picking up the HeadStand in Bangkok, I grabbed the UpStand the moment I saw it in Hong Kong. This solid aluminium stand fits every iPad, even the Mini, in portrait and landscape mode.
If you buy the Power Support Air Jacket from an Apple Store, online or physical, it's actually the Air Jacket Force. The difference from the regular Air Jacket is a raised bezel that protrudes above the screen.