The Anker Powercore 10000 is smaller than a deck of cards, and that’s impressive because this portable charger can provide over three charges to your iPhone 7. Perfect if you’re not going to be near a plug socket for a while (or if you’re overdoing it a bit on Pokémon Go…).
Not only will you have 10,000mAh of power in your pocket, but it also has High-Speed Charging using Anker’s exclusive PowerIQ and VoltageBoost which gives you the fastest possible charge for any device.
With energy prices going through the roof, and rolling blackouts seemingly just over the horizon, it’s about time we start thinking about generating and storing our own electricity. The Anker 535 PowerHouse is a stylish way to make sure you’ve always got your devices juiced up, and paired with solar panels it turns into the eco-friendly electrical generator you didn’t know you wanted. Equipped with premium LiFePO4 batteries that offer 6 times longer lifespan, the Anker 535 PowerHouse is housed in a drop-proof unibody structure, and uses industry-standard electric components for enhanced durability. What good is your own portable power station if it breaks down after a couple of years? Anker has you covered boasting a 10-year lifespan of daily device charging. It also comes with a 5-year full device warranty. You want some more specs? I’ve got you. Let’s talk solar panels. The supplied panels convert 23% of solar energy to electrical energy EVEN ON CLOUDY DAYS. If you’re lucky enough to have direct sunlight, the Anker 535 PowerHouse will recharge to 80% in just 4 hours. It has
The Flipper Zero looks like a toy, with an orange D-pad and a cartoon dolphin living on its screen. It’s actually a multi-tool for poking at the invisible electronics around you: radio signals, access cards, infrared remotes, and hardware. It was made for security testers and people who like taking things apart to see how they work. It’s open source from top to bottom, so you can write your own apps for it or load ones other people have made. You’ll need a microSD card to use it, which isn’t in the box.
Film is expensive, and a half-frame camera halves the cost. The Kodak Ektar H35N takes two pictures in the space of one 35mm frame, so a 36-exposure roll gives you 72 photos. It’s a light, simple point-and-shoot with a built-in flash. This version improves the lens and adds a switch that puts a star filter over it, a bulb mode for long exposures, and a tripod mount to go with it. The viewfinder and rewind have been tidied up too. It comes with a wrist strap and a soft case, in six colours. The sage green is pictured.
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