Backed the Innergie PowerGear 60C USB-C Power Adapter on 28th October 2017.
The project was started on Kickstarter on 19th September 2017, and successfully got funded on 3rd November 2017.
I would say Bragi made the first truly wireless earbuds, The Dash.
The Dash was borned on Kickstarter on 9th February 2014.
Liberty+ is a wireless earphones by Zolo Audio. I would still prefer to call it earbuds since there is no wires connecting both sides of the earphones.
Liberty+ was born out of a Kickstarter project where it raised a total of US$2,804,475 from 25,412 backers. Their initial goal was only US$50,000.
Passport is the world’s first fail-safe global travel adapter created by Zendure.
The project which started on Kickstarter on 26th June 2017 has raised a total of US$217,053 out of their initial goal of US$30,000 from 4,887 backers.
Cafflano Klassic initially started out as Kickstarter project on June 2014 but it was unsuccessfully funded.
They came back to Kickstarter again on 1st January 2015 and this time around it was successfully funded on 18th January 2015. They raised a total of £31,524 from 658 backers out of their initial goal of £1,000.
Glif is a tripod mount for smartphones by Studio Neat.
The first-generation Glif was launched on Kickstarter on 4th October 2010 where it raised US$137,417 from 5,273 backers out of their initial goal US$10,000.
Ambi Climate was launched on Kickstarter on 7th October 2014, got funded on 14th November 2014 and shipped out to backers on 28th August 2015. You can checkout my review of Ambi Climate.
Close to three years later, Ambi Climate (2nd Edition) is being launched again on Kickstarter. Its funding campaign is looking to raise HK$390,000 (S$69,600), and it will end on 22nd June 2017.
Limpeh Says is Singapore’s version of Cards Against Humanity. “Limpeh” is a Hokkien word which translates to “your father”.
It started out as a Kickstarter project where it raised a total of S$121,370 out of their initial goal of S$20,000 from 2,164 backers.
KeySmart was born out of a Kickstarter project in May 2013 where it raised a total of US$329,862 out of their initial goal of US$6,000 from 8,900 backers.
KeySmart is a compact key holder that can hold between 2 to 8 keys (or up to 100 keys with expansion packs). It will fit any keys of length up to 8cm. Because of the way it is designed, it will eliminate any key jingle when it is in your pockets.
Fidget Cube is essentially a toy for people who like to fidget with items.
The toy is shaped like a dice which has six sides for different fidgeting needs: Click, Glide, Flip, Roll, Rub and Spin.
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