Accessories You Can Add Up To Your iPhone...!!!!

Owning an Apple iPhone isn't just about holding the God of all phones in your hand. It also allows access to a world of accessories. Be it subtle or funky cases, sound docks, keyboards, stylus, etc., you name it. We have compiled the list of the best accessories you can add to your latest  possession .

Sony QX10 & QX100 :

Sony has launched two new camera lenses for iPhone and Android smartphones. These are standalone lenses clips to a smartphne, couples over an app and works over Wi-Fi Direct. The QX10 lens camera comes with an 18.2-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor with 10x zoom. There is an f/3.5-3.9 Sony G lens, and it is priced at Rs 12,900. The QX 100 comes with a 20.2-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor and an f/1.8 Carl Zeiss lens with 3.6X optical zoom.

                                                           

Bose Quiet Comfort 20i :

You don't spot in-ear noise-cancellation headphones. But if you are seriously looking for one that you can conveniently use with your iPhone, there is the Bose Quiet Comfort 20i. It offers excellent noise cancellation and can block out nearly everything, even the sound generated by an airplane taking off.

Auris Freeda :

Those who have invested in the expensive Bose docks in the past with Apple's 30 pin connector will not be happy upgrading to the iPhone 5s/5c, considering their iPhone will not plug into one. But using the Auris Freeda, the problem can be solved. This is a compact Bluetooth based music receiver which will connect to the dock and enable you to wirelessly play, listen and control music from iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, etc.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

Fitness Bands :

Those concerned with fitness will love the fitness bands when paired with the iPhone 5s. All of them connect to the iPhone 5s in some fashion to sync data to a companion app. While one can also consider the Nike Fuel Band that uses Bluetooth, the Fitbit syncs to a computer and then to the iPhone app.

Calibre Style Ultra'go Mini Power Station :

Most chargers in the  market are Chinesemade and look the same. But the Ultra'Go mini power station from Calibre Style is different. This compact square has the build quality of a SSD drive and can easily slide into your pocket. There is a notification light that blinks when the device is charging. The USB port can be used for output while the micro USB port is for input, both covered by a magnetic flap. The good thing about this is that it vibrates to show how much charge it has. Four times means a full charge, while three means 75 per cent and so on.