Buletine informuese

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

The classic laptop charger is a heavy block with a cord at each end. The new Nano chargers from Sandberg take a different approach: They plug directly into the socket, and even with 100W, which is enough to charge a laptop, they weigh less than a chocolate bar. This is possible...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

In just 150 seconds, you can get smarter about powerbanks. Just watch "The Watertank Video," which compares a powerbank to a water tank and explains technologies in a simple and clear way that might otherwise be hard to understand. Watch it before you buy a powerbank next time!...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Most monitors have an HDMI port. Many newer laptops only have USB-C. This docking station bridges the gap with two HDMI outputs, allowing you to connect two regular monitors to your computer through a single USB-C port. Both outputs can deliver up to 4K and 60Hz, ensuring sharp images and smooth...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Cold mornings at the bus stop, the sidelines of a football game, or the long walk with the dog. It's always the fingers that freeze first. This little hand warmer heats on both sides, and you can choose between 45°C, 50°C, and 55°C. It weighs only 134 g, less than most phones, and...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Choose a car mobile charger that's a bit cooler than most others. How about a charger with a small color screen built-in? Or what about a car charger with built-in cable retraction? Click on the images below to see more. By the way, both of these chargers are pretty powerful....

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Two phones in the car and one charger. Usually, this means one charges quickly while the other struggles to keep up with the GPS because the charger splits what it has between the two ports. Not the case here. There's 20W in each port and 40W in total, so both phones charge at high...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Cameras, drones, and dashcams still run on memory cards. But computers don't. The card slot disappeared from most laptops years ago. So now you're stuck with a card you can't read or write on. Don't worry. There's a Sandberg card reader for every need. The smallest ones take SD and...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Fast charging comes in several versions. Your phone uses either PD, PPS, or QC. A charger that only understands one of the standards will end up charging slowly. This small GaN charger can handle all three. It provides up to 30W and automatically adjusts the voltage according to what...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

Many different products have an emergency hammer built-in as an extra feature. It looks good in the product description, but whether it actually works is something you'll only find out when it really matters. Here, it's the other way around. The hammer is the most important part of this...

• 2026
• Buletine informuese
• Sandberg Marketing

It doesn't make sense to raise the screen to eye level if you have a hub with five cables dangling over the side. Here's a much smarter solution. Now the dock is inside the stand itself, which ensures a good angle for the keyboard. One USB-C cable goes down into the stand, and then...