Cases, docks, stands, and bags for phones, tablets, and laptops, with plenty of magnetic accessories.
I'd been using the Just Mobile Xtand Go in my car, but after switching to the iPhone 6 Plus it could no longer hold it. The iOttie Easy One Touch 2, Amazon's number-one best seller in mounts, usually costs US$29.95.
The Logitech AnyAngle for iPad Air 2 is a protective case with an integrated hidden hinge that holds your iPad at any angle within 50 degrees. Its durable, water-repellent materials guard against bumps, scratches, and spills, though it's heavy.
The Moshi iGlaze Armour for iPhone 6 Plus retails for S$59.90 in three colours, Satin Gold, Jet Silver, and Gunmetal Grey, each matching an iPhone finish. The iPhone 6 version offers the same colours for S$5 less, at S$54.90.
The Magnat Carrier Bag holds the Magnat Board plus pockets for other gadgets and a 13-inch laptop. Weighing about 800g, it comes in seven two-tone colours and retails for US$79.90, including two Magnat stickers for you to personalise it.
The Moshi Overture for iPhone 6 Plus is a folio-style wallet case retailing for S$59.90 in three colours, Brushed Titanium, Sahara Beige, and Steel Black, each matching an iPhone. The iPhone 6 version offers the same colours cheaper at S$54.90.
The Magnat Board, as the name implies, is a magnet board for neatly organising the magnetic items in your bag. It's similar to the Cocoon Grid-It but uses magnets. Weighing 500g, it comes in six colours and retails for US$53.90.
The Creative Sound Blaster Roar carry-bag retails for S$19, exclusive to Creative Stores. I got mine free with the Sound Blaster Roar I bought at Sitex 2014. I'm not impressed with its quality, as the fabric mesh shed loose threads.
You may not have heard of GRAMAS, a luxury accessories maker from Japan specialising in iPhone leather cases and glass protectors. The name stands for Generous RAw MAterial Stuff, and Singapore is the first country outside Japan to carry GRAMAS.
Even before the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus officially launched, cases were already on the market, makers betting on leaked schematics over Apple's official ones. For the 6 Plus, I found three clear cases from Spigen and one from Tunewear.
The Apple iPhone 6 Plus Leather Case retails for S$68, and my brother ordered it with the iPhone 6 Plus. The case shipped first and arrived yesterday, while the phone stayed stuck on Processing Items. It comes in five colours.
I got the Timbuk2 Custom Envelope Laptop Sleeve together with my Custom Swig Laptop Backpack, to avoid wasting the US$35 shipping on a single item. It comes in Extra Small, Small, and Medium, all US$39; misled by the size chart.
With Timbuk2 running 25% off all backpacks, including custom ones, I couldn't resist and grabbed a Custom Swig Laptop Backpack, having none. Originally US$124, it dropped to US$93 after the discount, plus US$35 shipping via UPS International Expedited.
Targus unveiled its T-1211 collection of laptop and tablet cases last month, designed for travel, work, study, and everyday commuting. The range emphasises creative details, original shapes, and soft materials, with a water-resistant exterior and a non-scratch interior lining.
I bought the Nokia Lumia 930 Case (CP-637) for S$39 at Funan's Nokia Store, available in Orange, Green, and Black. Finding one is tricky, since no electronics stores stock it; you can only get it from Nokia stores.
As a gadget enthusiast, I had no car windscreen mount for my phone, resting it on the cup holder cover. Glancing down for Google Maps while driving was tricky, so I got the Just Mobile Xtand Go mount.
After getting my Nexus 5, I needed a clear case and screen protector, so I chose the Spigen Ultra Thin Air Case, which bundles a Clear Case and an Ultra Crystal Screen Protector. Its hard polycarbonate shell encases it completely.
Announced last month, the Logitech Big Bang is a rugged case for the iPad Air and iPad mini. It comes in three colours, Super Fluro, Magma Red, and Forged Graphite. The Air retails for S$139 and the mini for S$119.
I'd been using the Power Support Air Jacket Set (Clear) for my iPhone 5s, skeptical I'd find another clear case as good. The Snugg iPhone 5s Ultra Thin Clear Case surprised me, feeling well built for just US$14.99.
I think the Moshi VersaKeyboard for iPad Air is a clever invention. It retails for S$139 in a single colour, Graphite Black, with a polycarbonate back shell, built around the Moshi VersaCover Origami Case I reviewed earlier.
Fabrix has launched its new Laptop Carrier Bag, retailing for US$70. It comes in five designs, Classic Plaid, Midnight Herringbone, Neo Plaid, Tiger Camo, and Whiskey Herringbone, each in a 13-inch or 15-inch size. I'm torn between Midnight and Whiskey.
After getting my Microsoft Surface 2, I went looking for a sleeve just as Snugg asked if I'd like to review one. Already owning several iPad sleeves, I chose the Snugg Microsoft Surface 2 Sleeve, available in seven colours.
The Moshi SenseCover for iPhone, retailing for S$54.90, brings iPhone users a taste of Samsung's S View Flip Cover. Since Apple doesn't support the feature, it's limited to three things: checking the date, and swiping to answer or reject calls.