Satechi Type-C Multi-Port Adapter

The Type-C Multi-Port Adapter from Satechi comes in three colours Silver, Gold and Space Gray and gives your laptop or desktop an upgrade by providing you with a range of connection options whilst just utilising one of your Type-C USB ports. The 4K HDMI Video Output to view videos from your computer to a 4K monitor at 30hz, if the computer supports 4K you can watch crisp and clear high-resolution videos just by connecting an HDMI cable from your Multi-Port Adapter to a 4K monitor.

ZHIYUN SMOOTH Q2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer for Smartphone

The new gimbal from Zhiyun is unlike another other. An issue in the past with previous gimbals is that they aren’t very compact. Other products on the market must be folded up, but the new Smooth – Q2 from Zhiyun measures only 204mm, therefore it fits into the smallest of bags or even your back pocket!

Pokémon Pikachu Wireless Charger

Wireless chargers are suddenly all over the place, and if your devices are compatible, they’re a seriously convenient way to charge them. Whilst we’re spoilt for designs, there aren’t many as cute as this Pikachu! Laying on her front, your smartphone charges on Pikachu’s back by resting it on her tail. This is a fun Pokémon tie-in, putting Pikachu’s electrical powers to good use by keeping your phone battery topped up! Her cheeks even illuminate to let you know when your phone is charged, which is a nice little attention to detail.

Spyderx Datacolour

For photographers, designers and anyone else who edits digital images, correct colour calibration is essential. If your monitor isn’t showing you the ‘true’ colour of an image, then when you print it, send it to clients or post it online, you could be in for a shock. Screens come with a limited ability to check their calibration, but to nowhere near the accuracy that’s needed. When trying to check something so subjective yet so important, how can you trust that the work you’re producing looks the way it should?

AirFly Pro and the PlugBug

With all technology there is a transition phase. For example, VHS was a standard for videos in the 80s and 90s, but as the 00s came over the horizon, so did digitization and DVD’s. People didn’t just stop using VHS and move straight over to DVD. There was a phasing out period. Hence for a long time you could buy combi devices that allowed you to play both.