Strap Your AirPods to Your Wrist With This Odd Accessory

Paranoid nearly losing your pricey Apple tree AirPods? San Diego-based accessory maker Elago wants to help.

The company merely unveiled a handy withal slightly silly-looking AirPods holder that slides onto your Apple Watch band, and then yous tin can continue your wireless headphones close past at all times. The Elago AirPods Wrist Fit is compatible with "near" Apple Watch straps.

"Made from premium silicone, your AirPods will be snug and secure," Elago says. "Material will not stretch of deform over time giving you the peace of mind to go along going."

Check out the visitor's promotional Instagram video below.

Interested? The Elago AirPods Wrist Fit is available on Amazon at present for $14.99, which seems like a lot for a small piece of silicone. Just, if information technology keeps your $159 AirPods from going missing, it might be $15 well spent.

AirPods earned a "good" rating in PCMag'due south review; nosotros praised their "clear audio functioning" and liked the fact that their conveying case doubles as a backup bombardment.

"From an audio standpoint, the AirPods offering decent bass response and crisp, clear highs, but would profoundly benefit from creating an in-culvert seal similar most earphones do," nosotros wrote. "Instead, you hear the outside world and get less low terminate than yous might otherwise."

Meanwhile, the latest Apple Watch earned an "excellent" review, garnering high marks for its built-in cellular connectivity and fitness features.

"It'due south quite expensive at $399 for the cellular model, and battery life takes a big hit when using LTE," we wrote. "But it's one of the all-time attempts at a truly standalone smartwatch we've seen if you're willing to deal with those trade-offs."

About Angela Moscaritolo

Angela Moscaritolo

Angela Moscaritolo is PCMag's expert on fitness and smart dwelling products. Teaching yoga for virtually x years has helped her in evaluating a range of connected health products including fitness trackers, heart rate monitors, rowers, smart scales, stationary bikes, strength training machines, treadmills, and more than. Angela too tests smart home devices from her ranch in Florida, including air purifiers, kitchen appliances, and robot vacuums, just to name a few.