iPad Accessories

Not everyone is able to use their gadgets via the usual taps and swipes, which is why extra accessibility add-ons are so important – such as a new eye-tracking system called Skyle, which works with the 12.9-inch Apple iPad Pro.

The SonarPen is a cheap, pressure-sensitive stylus that works on almost all iPads and iPhones, turning older tablets into sketch pads for a fraction of the cost of other smart pens on the market.

A new product called the DOCKr looks to combine six different iPad accessories into one do-it-all device.

ORA is a protective case and stand for iPad that also packs eight speakers.

The KOLOS attaches to an iPad and turns it into a steering wheel for racing games, complete with a detachable base that attaches to most surfaces.

Lifedge's case has an IP (Ingress Protection) rating of IP67 for keeping water and dust out. It will protect an iPad for 30 minutes in one metre of water, or if it is dropped onto a concrete floor from a height of one meter.

The Sound Cover adds some audio oomph to an iPad by packing a pair of NXT stereo speakers in a smart case form factor.

The solid aluminum Mantis Stand by flatscreen arms is a premium product with a price point to suit.

The iRoom iDock features a motorized docking system and sits flush with the wall to mount an iPad in the wall.

The itablet Thumb Keyboard not only puts a physical QWERTY keyboard at your fingertips – well, thumbtips – but also boasts a rear-facing touchpad that lets users provide touch inputs without taking their hands off the device.

G-Form has taken its expertise in protecting the bodies of cyclists and skaters and applied it to consumer electronics.

Hub International's HandStand case makes things more comfortable for those using an iPad unsupported for extended periods by attaching an iPad to your hand like a catcher's mitt.