14 clever USB-C gadgets I’d actually keep in my tech drawer
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Unihand rechargeable hand warmers

Unihand
As the weather is getting colder, you sometimes wish you could warm up your hands a bit faster. Well, these $20 hand warmers are rechargeable and perfectly ready to keep your fingers toasty for up to 20 hours on a single charge. These gadgets feature a temperature sensor chip that helps you pick one of three temps for precise control. There are plenty of colors to choose from, too.
Firrax 74-in-1 mini electric screwdriver

If you often have to fiddle around with your computer or other gadgets, this Firrax mini electric screwdriver kit may be just what you need. This pen-shaped screwdriver features three LED lights so it’s easier to see what you’re working on. The screwdriver has a stylish base so you can hold it on your desk, and a whole collection of 64 S2 steel bits. The screwdriver can be charged via USB-C and it can last for hours — the manufacturer says it can drive over 500 screws before needing a recharge. This super fun electric screwdriver usually goes for $36, but can often be found on sale.
Anker Nano Power Bank

Anker
One thing you need to have in you bag/pocket/backpack is a power bank because you never really know when your phone will fail you and cry for a recharge. Well, the Anker Nano power bank is tiny enough to fit just about anywhere. It comes with a foldable USB-C connector and a port on the side so you can charge two devices at once if you need to. The 5,000mAh capacity is just about enough for a full phone recharge, so it will be great in a pinch. It’s also only $27.
Endoscope camera with light

Although it’s not something you’ll use every day, this USB-C endoscope camera can definitely come in handy. You just plug it in your phone, install and app, and see everything your camera does. Our team swears by it, using it for finding whatever they dropped behind the desk, while working on the car, or looking for pipe leaks. Since it has an IP67 rating, you can even plop it in your aquarium. The camera comes with a 16.4ft semi-rigid cable and several accessories, including a hook, magnet, and a mirror. You can get this one for $60 or less.
Blukar flashlight

Blukar
I don’t care who you are—you need a flashlight. The smaller, the better, because you get to shove it into any pocket. This model from Blukar comes with a built-in 1800mAh battery that you’ll recharge with one of those many type-C cables you have in that tech drawer we were talking about. It can work for up to 16 hours on a single charge, which is pretty decent. There are four different lightning modes to cycle through, including one that will help you signal for help. Plus, one of these is just $9, so no excuse to pass on this one.
Heat It insect bite healer

Anyone plagued by mosquitoes in the summer will be particularly pleased with this ingenious gadget. This tiny device, which can be easily connected to your smartphone via USB-C, can significantly reduce the itching of bites and stings with targeted heat.