As smartphones slowly absorb every other gadget’s purpose into their own arsenal like some unstoppable technical amoeba, it’s become increasingly difficult to leave you phone behind when participating in any activity. Yes, you could leave your phone at home whilst you enjoy a pleasant bike ride around the countryside with no destination or time limit, but what is the point in doing anything if you can’t monitor, analyse your results and then show off on social media?

As smartphones slowly absorb every other gadget’s purpose into their own arsenal like some unstoppable technical amoeba, it’s become increasingly difficult to leave you phone behind when participating in any activity. Yes, you could leave your phone at home whilst you enjoy a pleasant bike ride around the countryside with no destination or time limit, but what is the point in doing anything if you can’t monitor, analyse your results and then show off on social media?

As smartphones slowly absorb every other gadget’s purpose into their own arsenal like some unstoppable technical amoeba, it’s become increasingly difficult to leave you phone behind when participating in any activity. Yes, you could leave your phone at home whilst you enjoy a pleasant bike ride around the countryside with no destination or time limit, but what is the point in doing anything if you can’t monitor, analyse your results and then show off on social media?

As smartphones slowly absorb every other gadget’s purpose into their own arsenal like some unstoppable technical amoeba, it’s become increasingly difficult to leave you phone behind when participating in any activity. Yes, you could leave your phone at home whilst you enjoy a pleasant bike ride around the countryside with no destination or time limit, but what is the point in doing anything if you can’t monitor, analyse your results and then show off on social media?

I will admit straight away that this is normally the kind of product I would roll my eyes at, and I imagine that a lot of you will stop reading this after I explain what this product is. Q-Link work with resonating frequency technologies, which focus on the idea that every material object and every living thing has a natural resonance frequency that is determined by the object’s physical structure.

I will admit straight away that this is normally the kind of product I would roll my eyes at, and I imagine that a lot of you will stop reading this after I explain what this product is. Q-Link work with resonating frequency technologies, which focus on the idea that every material object and every living thing has a natural resonance frequency that is determined by the object’s physical structure.

I will admit straight away that this is normally the kind of product I would roll my eyes at, and I imagine that a lot of you will stop reading this after I explain what this product is. Q-Link work with resonating frequency technologies, which focus on the idea that every material object and every living thing has a natural resonance frequency that is determined by the object’s physical structure.

Every year without fail, when we go camping, we seem to forget that we won’t have a fridge or freezer. How we haven’t learnt this yet, I’m not sure, but it always results in about six of us turning up with enough meat to feed an army and an attempt to cook and eat it all on the same night. Well, not this year! We managed to get our hands on the Powerbox Plus, a 28L active cooler that operates off of a 12V car plug-in or a 230V electrical outlet (both cables included).

Every year without fail, when we go camping, we seem to forget that we won’t have a fridge or freezer. How we haven’t learnt this yet, I’m not sure, but it always results in about six of us turning up with enough meat to feed an army and an attempt to cook and eat it all on the same night. Well, not this year! We managed to get our hands on the Powerbox Plus, a 28L active cooler that operates off of a 12V car plug-in or a 230V electrical outlet (both cables included).

Every year without fail, when we go camping, we seem to forget that we won’t have a fridge or freezer. How we haven’t learnt this yet, I’m not sure, but it always results in about six of us turning up with enough meat to feed an army and an attempt to cook and eat it all on the same night. Well, not this year! We managed to get our hands on the Powerbox Plus, a 28L active cooler that operates off of a 12V car plug-in or a 230V electrical outlet (both cables included).