Outdoor Tech Buckshot Pro ($80)
When you’re out in the wilderness, you need to bring the essentials with you. For many iPhone addicts, this means an external battery pack and a wireless speaker. Outdoor Tech’s Buckshot Pro 3-in-1 Bluetooth speaker takes it one step further by adding a flashlight and bike mount to the mix. This insane speaker is a rugged wireless speaker with an IPX5 water resistance rating that can take a hit and still boom out sound.
You can also use the speaker as a speakerphone or microphone, if you need to make hands-free calls while hiking up a mountain or riding your bike on the trails. It’ll give you 10 hours of music playback on a charge, or you can use its battery power to charge your phone up while you’re on the go. Should you get lost in the dark, it also works as a flashlight with a strobe feature for sending out a distress signal.
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Annex Products Quad Lock Bike Mount Kit ($70)
For all the innovation in cycling over the past few years, there still isn’t a convenient way to ride with your iPhone. While there are many mounts on the market, most position your phone in landscape mode when attached to your handle bars, taking up valuable space. The Quad Lock is a standout in this category, with two zip ties that fasten a the mount to your frame without all the unnecessary bulk. The mount is sturdy and streamlined, with the Quad Lock case made of durable plastic that snaps into the mount and resists water, sweat, and the elements. Unfortunately, iPhone 6 users will have to opt for the $40 case sold separately and purchase the the iPhone bike mount independently for $30.
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Jorno tri-folding bluetooth keyboard ($100)
Sometimes you need to type up a quick Word doc on the go, and your iPhone’s touchscreen keyboard just doesn’t cut it. That’s when it’s handy to have a portable Bluetooth keyboard. The Jorno is the ultimate folding keyboard. It gives you a ton of room to type, but folds up into a tiny little square.
Jorno is just 6.8mm thick, and it folds up into a rectangle that’s less than 6 by 4 inches all told. It’s easy to fold up and pack away at any moment, thanks to the springy hinges, but the keyboard stays in place when you need it to. Jorno weighs less than 7 ounces, and even comes with its own stand, which doubles as its carrying case. It’s made of a nice, faux leather with a microfiber lining inside. When you’re using it as a stand for your phone, it snaps into place securely with a magnet. Read more here.
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olloclip 4-in-1 Photo Lens ($80)
If you want added camera features without the $200 price tag, check out the forthcoming OlloClip for the iPhone 6. The sleek device clips over the camera lens, and allows your iPhone to capture both fisheye and wide-angle photos and video, while capitalizing on 10x and 15x zoom. It even comes bundled with three removable pendant clips, letting you string the device around your neck or clip it to your backpack for convenience while you’re out and about. Read more here.
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Klipsch R6i in-ear headphones ($50 – $70)
The R6i are pretty much the best sounding in-ear headphones $100 can buy, and seamlessly blend the portability of in-ear buds with high-fidelity sound rarely offered in such a compact package. The “i” in their name also indicates basic compatibility with Apple’s iOS, meaning you’ll be able to control playback, volume, and answer phone calls using the in-line remote and microphone. Moreover, the headphones come with a convenient carrying case, four different sizes of silicone eartips, and a 1-year warranty for added protection. Read our full review here.
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