Cool men’s gadgets for under $100 at Nordstrom
By Dan Kricke
When I think of Nordstrom, “cool gadgets” is not exactly the first thing that springs to mind. Having said that, the retailer actually offers up a solid selection of cool gadgets that you don’t have to spend an arm and a leg for. Below are some of our favorite gadgets at Nordstrom that you can grab for under $100.
Anyone who has numerous plugs hanging out of their laptops and wall outlets will appreciate this clever Y-charger plug for micro-USB devices. It enables you to charge two devices on one plug, which, if nothing else, is a great way to use limited outlet space. The plugs are even fashion-forward, coming in four different colors – red, black, blue and green.
POWERPLANT iPhone 5 Battery Pack
Are you annoyed by how quickly your iPhone 5/5s loses its charge? Pick up this battery pack and wave goodbye to your battery worries. This battery pack offers an additional 12 hours of power to your iPhone via a lithium-ion cell that works the second you plug it in.
FastFit iPad Mini Keyboard Case
iPads are pretty great but typing using the on-screen keyboard can be a real pain sometimes. That’s why this case that doubles as a keyboard attachment is a real treat for those of us who still like the feel of a physical keyboard.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Keyboard Case
Galaxy owners don’t need to feel left out by the iPad case thanks to this similar case for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3. Made of plastic and made by Belkin just like the iPad keyboard case, now Galaxy Tab owners can type away at their leisure with a physical keyboard. With keyboard attachments like this, the iPad and Galaxy Tab look more like laptop replacements every day.
Stay hip with this universal smartphone doc that looks like a vintage telephone. It fits most handheld devices although it should be noted that charging cables for the phones are not included in the package. Still, you can have a blast fooling your friends when they see this vintage phone sitting on your desktop.
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