Phone accessories

A cheap clip-on light that noticeably improves selfies in dim rooms.

A cheap, plasticky but flexible holder that is more useful than it looks, though it covers the phone's edges.

A cheaper, lower-profile alternative to ring holders that stops the phone slipping from your hand.

His all-time favourite multi-tool case, with tools he would actually use and a built-in kickstand.

Solidly built adapters, sold in pairs, that let you plug keyboards and mice into your phone.

A very sticky pad that lets you place your phone at odd angles, though not for permanent use.

The cheapest anti-slip mat he has come across, and it sticks things to walls without adhesive.

A halfway-house case with decent drop protection, but it feels plasticky and covers the buttons.

Likes the notch cut-out and the look, but hasn't tested it yet.

A big, bulky, two-layer durable case that he personally doesn't prefer.

Top-rated, cheaper non-Apple charger that meets the 29W needed for iPhone X fast charging.

An inexpensive 10W wireless charger that looks premium and does what it says, though slower than wired fast charging.

A plain but solid fabric-finish cable for fast charging.

His favourite of the three cases, very light and form-fitting.

Lets one phone charge another, provided the phone supports USB OTG.

A button that plugs into the headphone jack and can be mapped to actions like opening apps or toggling Wi-Fi.