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Cell phone accessories for everyone in your office

Do you love going on pre and post-work runs or like to clear your head during your lunch break by working out in the fitness room? Maybe you are looking to go hands-free while using your phone, take quality pictures for a new marketing campaign, or document an upcoming team-building event or work retreat. Are you never at your desk, hopping from meeting to meeting, communicating with coworkers, or bringing in new clientele? Perhaps you are the employee that loves spending downtime at the beach around water and sand or is more of a fashion-forward trendsetter both in and out of the office. Whatever your personality, we have the perfect cell phone accessories for everyone, whether at work or after hours.

For the fitness guru: This armband is a great accessory for working out or participating in sports activities. It has a convenient pocket to hold your house key or headphone cable if you decide to go on a scenic run before work. The material is breathable, sweat-resistant, and made with elastic, so it moves with you. It’s also a universal holder, capable of fitting any phone model or adjusting to any arm width. Plus, its 180-degree rotating abilities allow for easy access and quick response times if you decide to work out during your lunch break.
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For the influencer: This selfie stick tripod is the perfect accessory for the next time you need a photo op or jump on a video call. It is compact and lightweight, only 8 inches when closed, and can expand to 48 inches. It comes with a wireless Bluetooth remote that can take over 1,000 photos from up to 33 feet away and is easily rechargeable. With this selfie stick, you will have excellent pictures, be able to go hands-free, and use it for business meetings or as a companion on work retreats.
For the one always on the go: Calling all bosses and coworkers who zoom from meeting to meeting and don’t like to have anything weighing them down, this wallet holder has your name on it. Stick the adhesive to the back of your phone or protective case to hold the cards you use the most or need to have on hand. It even has an elastic strap, so you don’t have to worry about your phone accidentally slipping out of your grasp when you’re in a rush.
For the aquatic adventurer: If you or your coworker are looking for something that will keep your phone dry in water and clean around sand, you are going to love this phone case from Gear Beast. It comes with a pack of two, so you can keep one and give the other to another water enthusiast since it’s waterproof for up to ten feet. The lanyard can be attached to provide hands-free usability, plus its touchscreen capability allows you to use your phone and be easily reachable while keeping it protected.
For the fashionable trendsetter: If you don’t like carrying your phone in your hand or have it burning a hole in your back pocket, get this crossbody cell phone lanyard. It fits all phone models and has a card slot for your credit cards, driver’s license, or extra cash. The strap adjusts from 17.5 inches if you want to wear it around your neck or 31.5 inches for a crossbody look.

Have and gift the best cell phone accessories for everyone in your office based on their personality and job requirements. Our cell phones are always with us or nearby, a constant partner keeping us in the loop not just at work but twenty-four seven. Since they are so important, our phones deserve useful accessories that match our everyday roles and character traits. Take your phone with you while on your runs or to capture quality pictures. Avoid anything weighing you down and protect your phone from the elements. Keep being the trendsetter without worries of carrying your phone if your outfit won’t allow it. These products will help simplify your everyday routine.

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