Travel Phone Accessories
Phone accessories are landing here soon.
PHONE ACCESSORIES
Travel phone accessories for the device you use more than anything else on a trip — boarding pass, map, camera, translator and wallet in one. At Around the World in a Rush, this part of the Travel Tech collection covers stands, mounts, grips, cases and travel-length cables.
The useful ones are the ones that free up a hand. A stand so you can watch something on a tray table without holding it for nine hours. A mount so you can navigate a rental car legally. A grip so the phone survives being pulled out one-handed at a viewpoint.
Keep it charged with Power & Charging, and see Cameras & Content Creation if you shoot most of your trip on your phone.
KEY FEATURES
- Stands and seat-back mounts for flights and long journeys
- Car and handlebar mounts for navigating somewhere new
- Grips and rings that make one-handed use safer
- Cases and pouches sized for a pocket, not a desk
- Short travel cables that suit tray tables and plane sockets
FAQ
What phone accessories are actually worth taking?▼
A short charging cable, something that holds the phone up, and a grip or strap. Those three change how the phone behaves on a trip. Most other accessories are nice at home and dead weight in a bag.
Are phone mounts allowed in rental cars?▼
Mounts are generally fine, but where you may legally place one on the windscreen varies by country, and handling the phone while driving is illegal in many places. Check local rules for your destination and set your route before you move off.
Should I take a spare cable?▼
Yes. Cables are the single most common point of failure on a trip and the most annoying thing to replace abroad at a fair price. A spare weighs almost nothing.