There are so many cases available right now for your iPhone but which do you pick? Here at Harper & Blake, we offer a range of different types of phone cases to fit your needs. Read our handy guide to find our what's best for you.
Wireless charging is all the rage now, with it's convenience and easy to use technology, there's no need to mess around with cables or plugs and plus it can look pretty sleek on your desk. However, not all devices are compatible with wireless charging and is there a difference with Apple's MagSafe technology? We'll answer all your queries below.
Phone cases are necessary for protecting our phones from scuffs, bumps, scratches and falls. A phone case seems like a saviour for your phone but are there any drawbacks? Can your phone case affect or block the signal? Find out in our handy guide below.
You've upgraded your phone and now you need a new protective phone case! However, you don't want to buy a new phone case if your old one fits, right? Sadly, it's not as simple as that. However, here at Harper & Blake, we'll make it simple for you in our handy compatibility guide.
Yes, we’re officially on Christmas countdown over here. Whether you’re getting excited or trying to ignore the increasing festive hype, there’s no escaping the fact that Christmas is around the corner. Here you’ll find a pick of our favourites, ready for you to snap up now for yourself, or gift to someone you love.
You’ll find that most laptop cases are sold as a certain size, such as a 15-inch laptop sleeve, and the obvious approach is to go with the size of your screen and choose one that way. In reality, that doesn’t always give you the right fit.
Here's how to sidestep that issue and find the perfect fit the first time.
Phone cases are designed to protect your phone from impacts such as knocks and drops, but is that all they do? Are there drawbacks to phone cases, such as affecting the way your smartphone functions?
If like us, you have an eye on sustainability and the environment, you’ll know that the choices we make as consumers can make a difference. For some time people have been talking about conscious consumerism, which is essentially thinking about what we’re buying and how we’re disposing of it.