If you read Chrome Unboxed often, you’ll no doubt have heard of Wasserstein accessories. I write about them all the time and think they’re some of the best third-party accessories for the Google and Nest ecosystem. Not long ago, the company released a 2-in-1 charging stand for the Pixel Phone and Buds to sit alongside […]
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Wasserstein launches another charging station, this time without the Pixel Watch cradle
Wasserstein, a company that’s long since specialized in creating custom accessories for Google and Nest products, has just released a new 2-in-1 charging station for Pixel devices. This follows the launch of their 3-in-1 charging station last year, which could charge a Pixel phone, Pixel Buds, and a Pixel Watch all in one place. However, […]
Continue ReadingDon’t miss these Logitech deals at Best Buy
Last week, we covered a slew of great deals on accessories that work perfectly with your ChromeOS device. Many of those deals are still happening and you can find the full list right here. If you didn’t find something there to tickle your fancy, no worries. Best Buy is also running an accessory sale that […]
Continue ReadingLenovo President’s Day Deals: Treat your Chromebook to some awesome accessories
President’s Day has officially passed but Lenovo is extending its holiday sale through the end of the week. Now is a great time to grab some new accessories from Lenovo, Logitech, and even Blue microphones to add a little pizazz to your ChromeOS setup. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your mouse, adding a high-def webcam […]
Continue ReadingPlugable launches it first certified Works with Chromebook docking station
The list of certified Works with Chromebook devices continues to grow with each passing day. At this point, you can find hundreds, if not thousands of peripherals that have been tested and certified to proudly wear the Works with Chromebook badge. The cool thing about Chromebooks is that many existing devices just work with ChromeOS […]
Continue ReadingGoogle is working on an Apple AirTag competitor codenamed “Grogu”
Many of you may be familiar with Tile, an accessory that you can attach to many household objects or personal belongings and track or locate it via (UWB) Bluetooth if it gets lost. Apple has created something similar within its ecosystem called the Apple AirTag. To date, Android users have no Google-branded accessory to attach […]
Continue ReadingThese HP deals make the perfect add-ons for your ChromeOS desk setup
Working from a laptop all the time can become cumbersome. Personally, I couldn’t live without my sit/stand desk setup at the office. The average consumer may not have the need nor the space for something like our Ultimate Desk Setup but having a dedicated workspace at your home or office has a ton of advantages […]
Continue ReadingPenoval unveils its USI 2.0 stylus for Chromebooks
The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 3 ushered in the second generation of USI protocols for Chromebooks and soon, we should see more USI 2.0 devices hitting the market. What is USI 2.0? Good question. USI 2.0 is the latest protocol from the universal stylus initiative. It offers more features and a better overall user experience than […]
Continue ReadingSo that Google can be the only way you sign into Fitbit, Google sign-in is being removed
I know, I know, off the rip it makes literally no sense, and I felt the same way. Just bear with me for a second though, alright? Because Fitbit has traditionally utilized Google Sign-in to let users manage their accounts in addition to the standard Fitbit login that was required for new device setups, both […]
Continue ReadingPSA: The big, beautiful Wacom One creative pen display is compatible with your Chromebook
A couple of years ago when I was wrote up the One by Wacom as the first ChromeOS-compatible graphics tablet for students and creatives, the larger, more impressive Wacom One was not at all functional with Chromebooks. I was pretty bummed out since I had one, but figured that at some point in the future […]
Continue ReadingYes, AirPods work fine with Pixel phones, but Pixel Buds Pro work better
We see this question floating around the web quite a bit: will my AirPods work with a Pixel? The simple answer is, of course, yes! Though AirPods (or AirPods Pro) are designed to work best with Apple products, they are still Bluetooth earbuds that can be connected to a wide variety of devices. As a […]
Continue ReadingWasserstein releases awesome 2nd gen Nest Doorbell chime amplifier, wall mount, and plate
We often cover new Wasserstein accessories on Chrome Unboxed for several reasons. first and foremost, they’re an official “Made for Google” accessory partner. Second, their products are freaking excellent. Any functionality that you think of where the original Nest or Google hardware is lacking means you can oftentimes look to Wasserstein to have filled that […]
Continue ReadingHere are 7 great laptop stands for your Chromebook desktop setup
As Chromebooks continue to become full replacements for Windows or Macbook laptops for a wider array of users, there are more of you out there that are likely looking for tools to make using your device a bit nicer on the desktop. For me, I’ve loved using laptop stands and wireless keyboards/mice in my years […]
Continue ReadingFitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4 update rolling out with new features
One month after their initial release, Fitbit is making available the first update for the Sense 2 and the Versa 4 fitness watches. This new update is the same one that was previously announced, which would bring Google Pay payment integration, plus two previously unannounced new features. The additional features were mentioned as part of […]
Continue ReadingThe Android Backbone One controller is finally available for cloud and mobile gamers
The Android version of the impressive Backbone One gaming controller became available for preorder nearly six months ago, and since then, the company worked shoulder-to-shoulder with Sony to create an iOS-focused PlayStation-branded version of the accessory. Unfortunately, since PlayStation Remote Play streaming kind of sucks on Android (unless you use Chiaki and have a decent […]
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