Smartphone accessories for trekkers

Smartphone accessories for trekkers

Having a light load is very important when trekking and as such, you’re always better off carrying things with multiple uses. This is why a smartphone can be a godsend. Not only is it a communications devices, but it can also be used as GPS, which is vital when you are in the wilderness. Here are a few smartphone accessories available on Amazon that can really come in handy. Do note that these products were selected based on the features on offer.

Joby GorillaPod SLR-Zoom + Ballhead For DSLR Cameras Including Telephoto Lens

This Joby GorillaPod tripod can be very handy for those who love taking photos during their trek. This tripod can not only be used on flat surfaces like any other tripod, but the articulated legs can be wrapped around various objects like tree branches. This ensures that you always have a flat surface to take photos from. It is also strong enough to support the weight of a DSLR.

SMILEDRIVE Sturdy Extendable Selfie Stick Tripod Monopod Stand with Bluetooth Remote Clicker

If you love taking selfies, then this handy little gadget from SMILEDRIVE might be just what you’re looking for. Not only does it feature telescopic arms that let you take top-notch selfies, but it also comes with legs, so that you can use it as a tripod. A notable feature of this is the Bluetooth remote that lets you take photos from a distance. 

Mi 20000mAH Li-Polymer Power Bank 2i

There are no charging points in the wilderness, which is why a power bank is a must. This power bank from Mi makes a good option as it not only offers a high capacity of 20000mAh, but it also supports Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 3.0 tech. It also offers two USB ports, so you can charge two devices simultaneously. 

Cell Phone Wrist Strap Universal with Grip Patch

Space is vital when trekking and more often than not, your smartphone will end up taking an entire pocket. This is where this handy little device comes into play. First off, it ensures protection from accidentally dropping your phone down a cliff or ravine by securing it to around neck or wrist. Further, the carabiner should allow you to securely carry your phone by attaching it to your belt buckle or your backpack strap. This frees up space in your pocket for more essential items.

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