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Advice on Mobile Accessories


After you have selected the perfect smartphone for you, there are a few smartphone accessories you might want to look at to both protect your new purchase and get the most out of it.

 

  • Bluetooth accessories. Music and video are two of the most common uses for a smartphone, and while the built-in speakers on some of these smartphones are impressive, with a dedicated Bluetooth speaker you can essentially create a little home theater wherever you go. For exercise or when you are just enjoying audio yourself, Bluetooth headphones will keep you rocking without getting tangled up in wires. 
  • Cases. Unless you opt for a phone that is less than $50, you should pick up some kind of case to guard it against that inevitable drop onto the floor or, worse yet, the pavement. You can even get a customized 3D printed case for many of the most popular devices.
  • Battery extenders. If you are a heavy smartphone owner, one of the worst things you can see is that red battery icon pop up on your screen letting you know that your mobile companion isn't going to be able to keep the lights on much longer. This is when you will be thrilled to remember you picked up a battery extender and can just plug into it quickly to add hours of life back to your smartphone.

The perfect plan for your new smartphone

When you are picking up a new smartphone it's a great time to consider your wireless plan as well. Take a look at some of our articles on selecting the right wireless carrier and figuring out whether a contract or no-contract smartphone plan makes more sense for you. No matter which device you choose, the wireless plan is where you will actually spend the most money long term, so you should spend at least as long considering your options here as you do with the smartphone itself.