17 Best Android Accessories 2021

The good thing about owning an Android is that, unlike Apple, which limits wireless charging speed on all third-party chargers to only 7.5 watts, you’ll actually get fast charging for your Galaxy, Pixel, or LG Velvet. And Belkin’s BoostCharger goes up to 15 watts. It also comes in a stand version.

A portable charger is pretty much a must-have for smartphone users. A portable charger that provides wireless charging, however, is quite ahead of its time. But it is seriously worth considering. Anker’s PowerCore III, for instance. Charging on the go while using your phone in your hand, no messy cable, no drama.

What is a smartphone experience but the connection between your phone and your charger? And this one charges really fast, at 25 watts. Set it up, plug it in, and zoom, your Android is fully reinvigorated in just an hour.

This sturdy, angle-adjustable stand for your Android phones and tablets looks sleek enough to be part of your office décor. If it’s not ergonomic, it won’t do.

A genuine nightmare for humankind will be when handwriting becomes obsolete, earning itself the Darwin natural selection treatment. So stop clicking and start taking notes on your phones or tablets with precision. Start drawing and playing mobile games with this stylus pen, too.

A cool, gifty upgrade to any Android phone that will also twang the heartstrings of every germaphobe. Powered by your phone itself, this UV light dongle will zap and sterilize wherever the light shines.

Now, in lieu of sterilizing with your phone, give the device itself a 30-second daily cleanse. This case is portable and rechargeable for your office to car to home, for anyone who sees constant sanitization as the most debonair personality trait to have nowadays.

This is Android’s answer to Apple’s AirTag: a Bluetooth lighthouse to help you find lost items. Attach it to your belongings, like your wallet or keys, and prompt it to play a sound from the Tile app so you can locate whatever you’ve lost instead of delaying 10 minutes to panic-search before you leave your home. 

Got brawny fingers? Clumsy letters on your screen making you want to super smash? Then get a keyboard—not just any keyboard, but a multi-device wireless keyboard for your Android phone and tablet that also props them up at ideal viewing angles. You can seamlessly switch between devices and type it out fluidly.

Whether it’s the space-age-looking Galaxy Buds Pro, bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live, or lighter Galaxy Buds2, Samsung’s earbud line will douse Android phone users in studio-quality music, podcasts, or video streaming.

Your Android device might be cheaper than its iOS counterpart, but it still deserves the best noise-cancelling headphones money can buy. And Bose presented comfort, style, and ease-of-use in one. That translates to 24 hours of battery, quiet and aware modes, balanced sound, and a fair price.

Touchscreen gaming is just not it, chief. The best handheld gameplay is still helmed by controllers. Which is why every Android gamer needs to clip Razer’s handy Kishi controller to their smartphone for a portable game console makeover. 

Samsung Galaxy S21, OnePlus 9, and Google Pixel 6 are no joke when it comes to resolution and performance in dimmed places. But for professional smartphone photographers, there’s always room for growth, and this lens kit bestows 45 percent more picture capture, magnified close-ups, and an LED fill light.

A premium smartwatch that actually looks like a premium timepiece. Sorry Apple Watch, but you clunky. Samsung’s Galaxy Watch will be your next workout buddy, with accurate monitoring for pretty much every beat, breath, and flow. And you can slap compatible phone features like calling, texting, notifications, and music on your wrist, and tap into them with, well, a tap. Check out the less pricey and smaller version, too.

One sudden brake while driving will thwart your sweet ride and jolt your phone, which you’re charging or using to navigate, to the backseat. Hence, a car phone mount that provides Qi-charging while clamping your phone tightly.

If you’re an Android smartphone owner and sick of the condescending, unsubstantiated takes on your phone’s selfie-taking quality, prove those punks wrong with this clip-on ring light.

Do we even need to explain why you need a PopGrip? You just need a PopGrip. How else will you text with one hand in comfort, stop your phone from falling, and watch videos on a convenient stand while showing off your style?