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The best accessories for the Apple iPhone 14
So you’re thinking about getting the new iPhone 14, and maybe you have your eye on the Plus or the Pro. In any case, once you pull the trigger, you’re going to need to accessorize your new device.
Apple has dozens of accessory options to upgrade your iPhone 14 experience, and there are many more choices from other tech companies.
To save you time, we’ve rounded up the best iPhone 14 accessories you can find on the market right now.
Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation)
The next iteration of the AirPods Pro may have the same look as its predecessor, but there’s a lot more going on inside. Apple has improved the sound quality, the battery life is slightly longer and the noise-cancelling feature is more intuitive.
Apple MagSafe Charger
The MagSafe Charger makes charging a snap. The magnetic puck seamlessly attaches to the back of the iPhone 14 for faster wireless charging – up to 15W.
Apple MagSafe Battery Pack
Also with MagSafe technology, the perfectly aligned magnets keep the pack attached to the back of your iPhone 14 (or older models) for safe and reliable wireless charging. And there’s no interference with your credit cards or key fobs.
Apple iPhone Leather Wallet with MagSafe
The iPhone wallet is designed for both style and function. Made from European leather, it holds your ID and credit cards and snaps into the back of your new iPhone. The wallet also supports “Find My” functionality, so if it ever gets separated from you or your phone, you’ll get a notification with its last location.
OtterBox Amplify Glass Glare Guard
The glass protector guards the display against drops, scratches and scrapes. The anti-glare feature provides exceptional display readability in all lighting conditions, especially in bright light. And your iPhone’s battery gets a break because the guard lets you turn down brightness and still get visual clarity.
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