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The Verge
3 days ago
- Business
- The Verge
You can track Satechi's new glasses case using Apple's Find My network
Satechi has announced four new additions to its FindAll line of trackable accessories, including a collapsible glasses case that increases your chances of finding a misplaced pair of prescription specs or sunglasses. The $49.99 FindAll Glasses Case features a vegan leather exterior paired with a microsuede-lined interior designed to safely store glasses. It folds flat for easier storage while not in use and features a lid with a secure magnetic closure. It communicates with Apple devices over Bluetooth 5.4. Battery life maxes out at around eight months of use, but the case is rechargeable using a wireless charger. Unlike Apple's AirTags, Satechi's FindAll products lack precise UWB-locating capabilities. You may have to do some hunting to find your misplaced glasses at the last place they were detected, but you can trigger a sound to make it slightly easier. Also launching today in black, desert rose, and sand color options are a new FindAll luggage tag, keychain, and slim card that, like the glasses case, can all be tracked using Apple's Find My network. Satechi's $44.99 FindAll Luggage Tag also offers up to eight months of battery and the ability to top it off using a wireless charger. It's made from vegan leather and includes a place to write your contact info that's protected under a privacy flap. While you can hide Apple's AirTags inside your luggage, Satechi's is designed to look like a regular luggage tag hanging on the outside of your bag while hiding its true functionality. The $29.99 FindAll Keychain includes a built-in keyring, wireless charging, and a bump to up to 12 months of battery life between charges. For keeping tabs on a wallet, the $34.99 FindAll Card is made from aluminum and tempered glass, and it offers an impressive 16 months of battery life before you need to plop it on a wireless charger. It's also rated IP67 dust and waterproof, so if you accidentally drop your wallet in the toilet, then the card will still be functional after you retrieve it.
Forbes
3 days ago
- Business
- Forbes
Satechi Announces Four New Tracking Devices Compatible With Apple FindMy
San Diego-based Satechi launched its original FindAll lineup with the brand's trackable passport ... More cover which is made from vegan leather and available in three colorways. Apple's FindMy technology continues to grow in popularity as more third-party companies are designing gadgets that work seamlessly with Apple's locating and tracking technology which can help find lost smartphones, luggage, handbags and other valuable items. One of the first third-party brands to embrace Apple's FindMy ecosystem was San Diego's Satechi. The company recently launched its FindAll Collection of trackable devices with a passport cover designed to make traveling less stressful. Today, the range of FindAll products is growing wit the addition of a trackable luggage tag, keychain, card and glasses case. All four of the new FindAll products work with Apple's FindMy app and can help users locate their misplaced items in a matter of seconds, sending alerts if something is left behind and guiding the owner to them with step-by-step directions using a connected Apple device so they can be reunited with their lost item. The FindAll Luggage Tag from Satechi is made from vegan leather and has a rechargeable battery which ... More lasts for up to eight months on a charge. The tag works seamlessly with Apple's FindMy network. Joining Satechi's best-selling FindAll Passport Cover and the brand's other travel-friendly gadgets, like the newly available OntheGo 3-in-1 Charger, are four new products: the FindAll Luggage Tag, FindAll Keychain, FindAll Card and FindAll Glasses Case. The FindAll Luggage Tag is travel-ready and comes with a privacy flap that protects the user's identity and personal details. The tag has an adjustable strap and flexible loop for attaching to a suitcase or other item like a rucksack. The tag's battery can last for up to eight months on a single charge. The Satechi FindAll Keychain is designed to keep keys, bags or smaller items close at hand. With a battery that can operate for up to 12 months on a single charge, the FindAll Keychain uses advanced Bluetooth 5.4 LE and has the security of Find My integration. The keychain is made from vegan leather. The new Satechi FindAll Keychain has a 12-month battery life and can be attached to almost anything. ... More Satechi's new FindAll Card also launches today. This credit card-sized tracker is made from aluminum and tempered glass. With a size and design that enables it to easily slip into a wallet, the card can operate for up to 16 months on a single charge and can be used to keep track of a wallet or other small item. Finally, today also sees the launch of Satechi's new vegan leather FindAll Glasses Case. The collapsible case is lined with microsuede to avoid scratching the lenses and can protect a pair of glasses while ensuring they're never misplaced unless they are on your head. Satechi says that each of its four new FindAll accessories has been thoughtfully designed for durability, function and style. The new lineup joins the previously launched Satechi Passport Cover which is now also available in two new colorways of Desert Rose and Sand. The FindAll Card from Satechi is made from aluminum and tempered glass. It is the size of a credit ... More card and has a battery life of up to 16 months before it needs recharging. All Satechi's FindAll accessories work seamlessly with Apple's Find My network, enabling users to ping their item, follow directions to its exact location or receive instant alerts if it's left behind. Whether the devices are placed in a wallet, clipped to a keychain or attached to a carry-on bag, the FindAll range is designed to ensure no more lost luggage, wallets, keys or glasses. Each of the new products contains a wirelessly rechargeable battery that's compatible with any Qi, Qi2 or MagSafe chargers so there is no need for special charging cable. An LED indicator on each of the devices keeps users informed by glowing green when fully charged or orange when actively charging. All the items have a built in alarm to make them easier to locate. With their modern and slim design, the Satechi FindAll devices are built to last and Satechi says they have undergone rigorous durability testing to ensure they can withstand humidity, temperature shifts and physical impacts. The collection has also been designed with sustainability in mind thanks to mindful packaging that reduces waste. Satechi's FindAll Glasses Case has a microsuede lining and can operate for eight month's on a single ... More battery changer. The Satechi FindAll Collection is available now. The FindAll Luggage Tag is priced at $44.99, while the FindAll Keychain sells for $29.99. The FindAll Card costs $34.99 and the FindAll Glasses Case retails at $49.99. All the products are available in Black, Desert Rose and Sand colorways.
Tom's Guide
11-05-2025
- Tom's Guide
I've been using this 3-in-1 wireless charger for 2 weeks — and it's a must-have for travel
No matter how great the battery life is on a smartphone, smartwatch or pair of earbuds, they'll all bite the dust and need some juice eventually — and I usually turn to wireless chargers to get the job done. It's a convenient, cordless way to give your devices a battery boost, and if it means having a cleaner desk setup without a mess of cables scattered around a surface, I'm all for it. Nope, it's not as fast as plugging in a wire and seeing battery percentage go from 0% to 100% in 30 minutes or less, even with upgraded 25W MagSafe and the Qi2 standard offering 15W speeds. But it sure it a stylish, clutter-free way to charge your devices on a desk or nightstand. But what about when you're traveling? Of course, there are some very power-packed power banks out there that also include MagSafe (I have an Anker one myself), but there are only so many devices they can charge simultaneously, and there are only so many USB cables I want to see tangled in my bag. A minor nuisance, to say the least, but I've found a solution: the Satechi OntheGo Charger. Coming in both a 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 design, these wireless chargers aren't just made for organized traveling for your tech, but they also make for suitable chargers at home or in an office. Why? Well, they're just so damn flexible and compact. These aren't trailblazers in what they do; you'll find many of the best wireless chargers can power up your iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods at the same time. But Satechi's OntheGo is far more travel-friendly, and because of that, it's the one charger I've been bringing everywhere over the past two weeks. Satechi's OntheGo 3-in-1 Charger lets you wirelessly refuel your phone, smartwatch and earbuds in a foldable, travel-friendly design. Supporting Qi2 charging, it offers 15W speeds for phones and a 5W charge for wearables and earbuds. Right now, there's a $10 discount! Don't need the extra charging pad? The Satechi OntheGo 2-in-1 Charger delivers an even more compact design to charge your phone and smartwatch, and it comes with the same scratch-resistant material with vegan leather accents. It's more affordable and, right now, also comes with a price cut. If you enjoy a wireless setup even when you're traveling for work, to events or abroad on vacation, the Satechi OnetheGo wireless charger can be a great companion — and there are a few reasons why. Many wireless or MagSafe chargers come with three pads to charge different devices, but one thing you'll notice is that they're all quite solid and sturdy. They're made to be this way as permanent fixtures on your desk or nightstand, so they aren't exactly portable. Satechi takes that concept and loosens things up with its OntheGo chargers. Keeping the same 3-in-1 (or 2-in-1) simultaneous charging capabilities but allowing the pads to fold up like a tech sandwich, the wireless chargers become compact enough to easily slip into a laptop bag or even a pocket. Coming in at 9.5 x 2.6 x 0.4 inches and weighing 5.1 ounces for the 3-in-1 charger, it's incredibly lightweight to carry around. Plus, it doesn't take up too much space when storing it away. I never had to worry about the vegan leather straps flopping about either, as the pads are magnetically attached when folded on top of one another. This kind of flexibility also leads to other use cases. Of course, I could completely lay it out to charge an iPhone 16, Apple Watch Series 10 and AirPods Pro 2, but it can also be used as a stand to watch shows on the phone while it charges, all while the Apple Watch puck juices up the smartwatch right behind it. That especially comes in handy when I'm traveling on a train or plane with a fold-down table I can lay my devices on. It's similar to a MagSafe power bank with a stand, but I get to charge both of my devices wirelessly. Yes, there's still a cable attached to power the OntheGo wireless charger (included in the box, no less) Speaking of, you can also plug it into a power bank to charge while you're set up somewhere without an outlet. This isn't to say there aren't other travel-friendly wireless chargers out there, as the Twelve South Butterfly 2-in-1 MagSafe Charger is one of the smallest around, but the OntheGo also offers a splash of style. To me, it almost looks like a tech-savvy macaroon when all folded up, and the charger comes in various colorways: Black, an off-white Sand and pinkish Desert Rose. Depending on your desk setup or style, these can really add to the color scheme you're keen on. I was able to get my hands on the 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 OntheGos in Black and Sand, and while the black option compliments my devices, I'm a big fan of how the lighter option looks. While it's aimed to be used for travel, Satechi's OnetheGo chargers also make for fitting tabletop accessories. Whether that be on your office desk, nightstand or anywhere you prefer to charge your devices. I'm all about a clean desk setup while working (and relaxing) at home, one without cables coming out of every port on all the devices that are stuffed on my desk (a laptop, monitor, tablet stand, headphones holder, controllers — you get the gist). So, having a place to wirelessly charge three of my generally on-person devices aids in the bliss of an organized desk space. Always having a place to put my phone, smartwatch and earbuds on charge just by placing them on the pads is a boon for my day to day, and being able to pick it up and slip it into my bag before heading out is an extra bonus. Look, chargers are simple accessories. If they can give your devices the battery boost they need, then they're doing their job right. But if you're looking for the added convenience of a wireless charger in a lovely, compact design to easily take along with you on all your journeys, then it's hard to go wrong with the Satechi OntheGo Charger. For me, the 3-in-1 OntheGo wireless charger has benefited my travels to work and events, and it also makes for a nice addition to my desk. At $99/£99, it's not exactly cheap, but it's still more affordable than other chargers on the market (even the Twelve South Butterfly 2-in-1 is $129 / £129). If you don't need the extra pad and prefer to save a little, the OntheGo 2-in-1 for $79/£79 is also an excellent option.
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WIRED
09-05-2025
- WIRED
The Best Mac Accessories to Amplify Your Workstation
Photograph: Amazon The list above has been carefully curated to include our favorites. But we test so many gadgets! Here are more accessories worth exploring. Anker MagGo Magnetic Charging Station (8-in-1) for $70: This little orb has three AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and two USB-C ports on the back, while the front is home to a Qi2 wireless charging pad to recharge your phone. It's ideal if you have a lot of gadgets at your workstation that constantly need to be plugged in. The USB-A ports output 12 watts, and the USB-C ports can output 67 watts. Satechi M1 Wireless Mouse for $30: This is one of my favorite mice. I've been using it with the MacBook Air (M4), the Mac Mini (M4), and iPad Air (M3). Although I keep it at my desk most of the time, I also throw it in my bag to travel with because it's so lightweight. The ergonomic design is comfortable against my palm, even after a long workday. The buttons are also responsive, and the scroll wheel is nice and smooth. I also love that the Type-C port is on the front of the mouse, which means you can continue to use it while it's plugged in. Photograph: Brenda Stolyar Zotech Aurora Wrist Rest for $36: I know that not everyone will be into a wrist rest that looks like a cloud, but I am. And so is my colleague, Nena Farrell, who reviewed the Logitech Aurora Collection (7/10, WIRED Review) last year. Looks aside, it's super comfortable, but it does have height to it. So I only recommend using it with a mechanical keyboard or another taller keyboard for the best experience. Nuphy Halo75 V2 for $150: Even if you have the iMac, which comes with Apple's Magic Keyboard, you can always upgrade to a third-party option, like a mechanical keyboard. If I had the means, I'd buy the Nuphy Halo75 V2 in every color. You can choose from various switches (you can listen to the typing sounds of each one here). I went with Raspberry, which has a creamy sound but offers enough tactile feedback that's comfortable for typing all day. You can connect the keyboard via Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, or USB-C. I have it in the cute pink (Sakura Fizz), but it's also available in Mojito, Iconic White, Obsidian Black, and Blue Lagoon. Logitech MX Mechanical Mini for Mac for $104: This is the Mac version of Logitech's MX keyboard. It has a Do Not Disturb key along with the ability to program the function row key with Apple's own apps like Keynote, Photos, Safari, Final Cut Pro, and more. It only comes with tactile quiet switches, which are ideal if you work around other people. They're still satisfying to type on, and it's lightweight and slim enough to travel with, too. The Das Keyboard MacTigr for $179: The MacTigr (9/10, WIRED Recommends) has a dedicated Mac layout, a high-quality all-metal build, a two-port USB-C hub, and Cherry MX red switches (that aren't too loud). Photograph: Amazon Satechi Dual-Sided Eco-Leather Deskmate for $28: Satechi's desk mat is made of polyurethane leather that looks pretty and allows for your mouse to glide smoothly over the top. It's dual-sided, too, so you can flip between colors if you want to change it up. Ugreen Revodok Pro 211 Docking Station for $65: This is a mix between a dock and a hub. It comes with three USB ports (one USB-C and two USB-A) that hit up to 900 MB/s of data transfer speeds in testing. It's great if you have a multi-monitor setup at your desk, with the ability to also connect it to a keyboard, mouse, and headphones.
CNN
02-05-2025
- Business
- CNN
Our favorite product releases this week: Calpak, Rad Power Bikes, Satechi and more
There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we're here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we'll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it's the only list you need for staying up to date on these things). This week brings the launch of a new miniature Calpak duffel bag, a refreshed lineup of Rad Power cargo e-bikes and the long-awaited debut of the latest portable Satechi MagSafe chargers. Qi2 tech wrapped in eco-friendly vegan leather Satechi first revealed a new lineup of chargers back at CES 2025. This week, they're finally beginning to ship. Two versions of the OntheGo series are now available, with a 2-in-1 charger made for iPhone and Apple Watch being joined by a model that can also power up AirPods at the same time. Our senior deals editor, Rikka Altland, got her hands on the new OntheGo 3-in-1 Charger and has been using it for the past few days. Based on a few nights of use, it certainly seems to meet the Qi2 spec for fast charging times. She also loves the feel of the vegan leather that wraps up all the charging prowess. The best part about this week's Satechi launches are the introductory price drops. Amazon is celebrating the debut by discounting both of the chargers: The base OntheGo charger drops to $72 from its usual $80 price tag and the more capable 3-in-1 version hits $90 following a discount from its typical $100 MSRP. The viral brush gets a new rendition Tangle Teezer, the hairbrush brand used by celebrity hairstylists, just introduced a newcomer for delicately working out knots without sacrificing hairstyles. Many of us at CNN Underscored rep the brand, noting that it speeds up detangling and flexes seamlessly over tangles. We could even blindly pick the distinct Tangle Teezer brush out of a lineup of other hair brushes. Now, there's a new version hitting the market. The new Extra Gentle option caters to fragile, breakage-prone hair. Outside its concentrated center of teeth for detangling, the latest brush is designed with widely spaced teeth to cause less breakage in fine, damaged hair types. Good news for Tangle Teezer fans, it lingers at the same price as its predecessors at $16. The brand just downsized its bestselling bag It's no surprise that CNN Underscored editors adore Calpak's Luka Collection. The bags are roomy, lightweight and have a scratch-resistant exterior that's perfect for lugging to the gym or on your next flight as a carry-on. If you've wanted a version better suited for toting around everyday essentials, you're in luck. The brand just released a miniature version of the popular duffel that rings in at just over one pound and has a 14-liter capacity. The new Calpak Mini Luka Duffel comes in Matte Black, Chocolate, Oatmeal and Rose Quartz colors and enters with a reasonable $88 price tag. After trying it, you'll see how convenient this bag is for farmers market runs or throwing over your shoulder when rushing to pilates classes. Improved versions of bestselling e-bikes Rad Power's RadRunner series just narrowly missed out on making the cut in our best e-bikes guide. A single-speed drivetrain was the main downside, something that limited the RadRunner 2 that we tested to flatter terrain. This week, the company has revealed a refreshed RadRunner lineup complete with quality of life improvements and an entirely new Class 3 model to solve that drivetrain issue. The company's bestselling utility e-bike series all sport sturdy frames and fat tires to accommodate heavy cargo loads from grocery story trips or even a second passenger via a child's seat. Now they're even better with enhanced weather protection, rear-facing radar detection and a new digital key security. Pricing for the lineup of three new e-bikes starts at $1,499. Circling back to the new Class 3 model, the RadRunner Max directly addresses our issues with the company's placement in our e-bike guide. This new and improved bike has five levels of pedal-assist and the ability to hit 28 mph top speeds. There's a new torque sensor for evening out rides and a 'Feather Pedal' feature to mimic the smooth acceleration of a car. My favorite part is the new 'RADar' sensor that provides extra peace of mind while cycling. It can notify the rider with an alert on the handlebar-mounted display when a vehicle is approaching from behind without having to take your eyes off the road. A lightweight pigment formulated to even skin undertones Jones Road has done it again. The brand helmed by makeup artist Bobbi Brown added to its curation of unique formulations, like the Miracle Balm and the What the Foundation. Debuting in 16 shades, the Just Enough Tinted Moisturizer conceals redness and uneven skin tones with a sheer wash of pigment, while humectants help protect the skin's moisture barrier from water loss, per the brand. All shades are formulated to target different skin undertones too, from pink, neutral, yellow, red and golden. With warming temps, its light finish is fit for summer, priced at $44. This genderless perfume will be your go-to summer scent Committing to a perfume has never been easier. This roller bottle is less than one ounce, which makes it portable for nights out on the town and slim enough for throwing into a compact purse. The new Wonder Valley Hinoki Roller scent gives off gentle undertones of smoke and tree bark for a sensual smell and is sure to turn heads when wearing it. The fragrance is essential oil-based, making it easy to roll on and sink into the skin. It's made from the brand's extra virgin California-bred olive oil and doubles as an aromatherapy roller since its hinoki-cedar scent is made to calm your senses upon application. If you decide to pick up this new release, you'll get a free shampoo sample with your purchase. There's also a landing page full of select bestsellers that are 20% off for Mother's Day. So many ways to unlock your smart home The Yale Assure Lock 2 is our favorite smart lock. My colleague reviewed 14 of the best ways to secure your smart home, and the Yale model came out on top for its modular design and ability to integrate with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Google Home platforms. Now, you can add another way to integrate the lock into your home with Z-Wave support. This new lock is the first Z-Wave model from Yale to feature fingerprint unlocking. It integrates directly into ADT's Plus security system and enters as a separate counterpart to our more general purpose best-tested pick. That allows the device to not just unlock the front door with a fingerprint, but also disarm your entire security system at the same time. There's also support for punching in a PIN code. The new Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave is now available for purchase directly from Yale with a $280 price tag. A coveted follow-up to a sold-out debut colalb If you missed the first Gap x Dôen collaboration, the second clothing capsule is launching online today. The 38-piece collection takes cues from both brands' effortless dressing, featuring feminine silhouettes and easygoing prints. Starting at $34, that includes California-inspired matching sets, linen gingham dresses, denim trouser shorts and more that style easily with one another. It raises the bar from its debut release by expanding into baby and men's apparel, marking the first time Dôen has offered menswear. Talking about colon health and colonoscopies is cool After hearing about Worldclass, our associate editor, Elena Matarazzo, couldn't wait to get her hands on the brand's apparel and other accessories. For those who are unfamiliar, Worldclass was created by two colon cancer survivors and now they are using their lived experience to spread awareness about the importance of routine colonoscopies and colon health. Its sweats being buttery soft is just a bonus — the company's mission to make colonoscopies accessible would be enough of a reason to support the brand. In just 5 years, colon cancer is predicted to be the deadliest cancer for those under 50 years old. All the proceeds from each sale go towards providing colonoscopies for the underinsured. Earlier this week, the brand came out with an 80s-inspired ringer tee that is sure to kick off a conversation when wearing with 'Colonoscopy Enthusiast' plastered across the front and it is $39. If you're looking for something brighter for the summer, its classic cotton logo tee just got a lime green revamp and is $42. If tees aren't your thing, this neutral perforated snapback hat will be something you'll reach for on sunny beach days or runs and comes in at $45. This week also saw the launch of other products our editors deemed worthy of standalone coverage. Shop all these additional launches below, including a new instant camera from Polaroid, the latest Lego Star Wars set and more. Polaroid Flip Instant Camera This instant camera from the renowned camera brand hits store shelves this week, marking Polaroid's first sonar-backed autofocus system in decades, designed to make it easier to get the perfect shot. Some of the latest features include Bluetooth support and brighter flash. Lego UCS Jango Fett's Starship Set Each spring, Lego launches a massive new kit from the Star Wars universe for May the 4th as part of its Ultimate Collector Series . This year's is the first recreation of Jango Fett's ship since all the way back in 2022. Shokz OpenDots One Open-Ear Headphones There's a new contender vying for the title of best clip-on earbuds. Shokz is known for its workout-focused buds, and now the company has launched its new OpenDots to compete with the editor-favorite Bose Sport Open. As deals editors at Underscored, we are some of the first people to hear about the latest product news from reader-favorite brands. Our deals team — comprised of senior editor Rikka Altland, editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate editor Elena Matarazzo — is passionate about product launches that we would be tempted to shop, and we enjoy finding a coveted new item (especially one from a brand with top marks from our experts) because it means we're helping our readers make savvy buying decisions.
