Everyone likes a good 'buy one get one' sale. And everyone loves music. So this week, we at Pure Mobile decided nothing could be better than combining the two with a special deal on Incase headphones. So, for a limited time, when you buy set of either Pivot or Reflex headphones, you get a second pair free. It's a great chance to double up on a one of the best headphones for iPhone, or to treat yourself while picking up a gift for a friend.

Whether you're looking for iPad or iPhone compatible headphones, or a set of headphones for Galaxy devices, Incase is among the best makers of audio equipment for smartphones, tablets, Mp3 players and laptops.

With both the pivot and the Reflex headphones, you'll get an integrated mic and controls for iPhone, iPod, Ipad and more. And both are designed to sit comfortably, with adjustable and rotating earcups that deliver clear, full sound.

Incase Reflex Headphones in Black and Green

Of course the headphone mic lets you take or end calls easily and the integrated remote allows you to easily control volume and choose tracks without fumbling for your device, which makes Incase's designs one of the best headphones for running.

And aside from comfort, function and quality, you'll also get something stylish and cool, as both models of Incase heaphones come in different colors, like black and green, or grey and pink. It's just a matter of deciding whether you like the slightly more chunky Reflex headphones or the slimmer Pivot headphones.

Incase Pivot Headphones in Grey and Pink

This Incase headphones deal won't be on for long at Pure Mobile. So if you're looking for a good iPhone headset, or headphones for any other device, check in soon, and get one free with your purchase of either the Reflex or Pivot from Incase.

Targus Versavu Case & Keyboard for iPad 3

Today's mobile accessory of the week is all about versatility. In that regard, the Targus Versavu Case & Keyboard is a lot like the device it's designed for, the iPad. You probably use your iPad to play games, do work, watch movies and more. And this carrying case for iPad 3 caters to all of that.

A leather folio-style keyboard case, the Versavu's most distinguishing feature is that it works as a 360-degree rotating stand, allowing you to mount your iPad in four different positions for an optimal viewing angle.

Of course, it's also got a Bluetooth keyboard, styled much like the keyboard on other Apple devices, like the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. It's sleek, quiet, and allows for fluid typing, probably making for one of the best iPad cases with keyboard on the market right now. You can even charge up the keyboard while it's still in the case.

This stylish case blends durability with high-utility and even come with its own high-end iPad stylus, which fits neatly into the cleverly conceived stylus storage. One reviewer notes that this would probably be a benefit to anyone who uses their iPad for drawing or any tupe of graphic work.

But aside from providing you with an iPad stylus and Bluetooth keyboard, the Versavu is at its heart a carrying case. And it performs that simplest of functions admirably, with an easy-to-clean, stain-resistent exterior and padded, soft-touch lining.

Not only is this a great looking and well-made carrying case for iPad 3, but the Targus Versavu Case & Keyboard really does let you get the most out of your iPad's many features. And that makes it our mobile accessory of the week.

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Apple accessories for iPad have, until now, stopped just short of the gamer market. Though you can find a thousand varieties of iPad carrying cases, bluetooth keyboards, stands, car holders and more, gaming on the iPad hasn't really moved beyond touch control – yet.

Sure, a few third party accessories makers have taken a crack at making iPad cases for gamers, with integrated control buttons and even joysticks. But a report from PocketGamer claims that an official Apple accessory for iPad gamers is in the works.

According to the report, during this year's Game Developers Conference, Apple has been in talks with developers about releasing its own dedicated game controller for iPad.

Citing "multiple developer sources," the article reports that Apple has even "been operating a meeting room at the show, albeit booked under a pseudonym company name to avoid media attention."

Of corse, Apple tends to play things pretty close to the chest when it comes to unreleased accessories, so there's little we can know about the rumored gadget if and until Apple decides to open up about it.

But there are some logical assumptions we can make. As TechCrunch notes, "Apple is expected to hold an iPad-centric event in April so it’s possible that this controller may be officially unveiled in just a few weeks."

If and when that proves to be true, we can only imagine that an official Apple-branded iPad game controller will be among the must have iPad accessories for anyone who's supplemented their console use with a healthy dose of iPad gaming.

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TYLT's Energi Backpack charger bag for multiple devices

On an average day, you probably tote around a few devices – your phone, your iPad, and maybe an iPod too. So it's nice to have a carrying case or travel bag that accommodates multliple devices. But wouldn't it be sweet if that bag were also an Android and Apple battery charger, so you could power up those devices on the go?

A new Kickstarter project, the Energi Backpack from TYLT, does just that.

With compartments specially designed to fit your iPad, iPhone and iPod, it's certainly a great way to tote around your devices. But beyond being an iPad carrying case or travel bag, this backpack actually charges up to three devices at once. So when you get to where you're going, you don't have to worry about battery life.

And, since it charges via USB, it's actually compatible with Android devices, like the Galaxy S3, as well as with Apple products and any other device with a USB port.

So what if you happen to need your phone, even if it's charging inside the bag? The design of the Energi Backpack allows charging cables to be routed outside the bag, so you can talk with your device plugged in, a really clever and thoughtful detail.

For the time being, this battery charger/travel bag combo is still in development, as TYLT tries to reach its $50,000 Kickstarter goal. But with a donation of $99 or ore, early backers will receive their own.

There are plenty of iPad travel bags and Apple battery chargers out there, but we haven't seen an Apple accessory quite like this before. So we'd be interested to see the Energi Backpack go into production. If you feel the same way, you can always check out the product on Kickstarter.

Though both bluetooth headsets and wireless headphones for iPhone and Android already exist in many shapes and forms, a new Kickstarter project draws on the best of both in a smartphone accessory for active and connected types.

Elroy is an earbud-style set of bluetooth headphones that also acts as a headset for multiple devices, compatible with iPhone and iPad, Android phones like the Galaxy S3, or any other device that supports Bluetooth.

Of course, Big brands like Beats by Dre already make wireless, bluetooth-enabled headphones, but they're often the over-ear style, which isn't always practical – think yoga class. And they don't always come equipped with a mic or remote.

And earbuds that do feature microphones and remotes to answer calls usually have a full length of wire which can get tangled and be impractical. Likewise, most Bluetooth headsets aren't really designed for listening to music.

But Elroy's design addresses all those things. Since the lower two thirds of a typical earbud wire have been removed, they're tangle free, which is safer and easier for exercise. Meanwhile, that lower wire section is replaced with a clip-on Bluetooth unit equipped with magnetic docking ports for both earbuds.

Those docking ports also act as a remote, allowing you to answer a call by picking up one of the earbuds, or end a call by putting it back it in its port. That means these headphones essentially take over the job of a Bluetooth headset. Plus, you can automatically pause music when you put the earbuds in their ports, or control your music remotely when your phone is docked into a stereo system.

What's also really nice about this design is that the Elroy earbuds are equipped with Multipoint and can serve up to seven different devices at a time:

"Watching a movie on your iPad when a phone call comes in on your iPhone?  No problem. Just click and answer.  Maybe you have to carry two phones, one for yourself and one for work.  No problem.  Elroy is connected to both at the same time ready to take a call."

The fact that Elroy has managed to exceed its $30,000 Kickstarter goal is a testament to just how cool this fun little gadget is shaping up to be. And when it finally does launch, it's set to be among the best Bluetooth headphones for iPhone, or any device, on the market.

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iLuv Folio Jacket with Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad 3

We remember when the first iPad came out. A lot of naysayers out there were calling it a mere toy, not something you could ever do real work on. But lots of iPad accessories out there, like today's mobile accessory of the week, show just how much things have changed. So let's take a closer look at iLuv's Folio Jacket with Bluetooth Keyboard.

This leather-like, folio-style iPad carrying case gives you the best of both worlds, with a removable bluetooth keyboard and integrated kickstand that essentially turn your iPad 3 into a working laptop.

This multifaceted carrying case for iPad 3 stands out from other iPad covers as more of a complete professional workstation rather than just a protective cover. However, you can always remove the Bluetooth keyboard when it's not needed, for a slimmer, more lightweight traveling case.

The Bluetooth keyboard itself is ridiculously simple to pair with your iPad 3, and boasts a long battery life, so you don't have to worry about it dying on you when you're out and about.

And if we were to review this iPad accessory just in terms of cases, iLuv's iPad keyboard-case combo has everything we'd expect and more – a sleek and sophisticated look, totally unhindered access to ports and controls, protection on all sides, and easy portability.

Overall, iLuv's Folio Jacket with Bluetooth Keyboard is the perfect iPad accessory for the user who loves their tablet but sometimes needs the functionality of a laptop keyboard. No more switching devices!

If you're looking for a quick and easy way to customize your Apple device – be it MacBook, iPhone or iPod – look no further than Slickwraps. With a huge line of sticker-style Apple accessories, the company's got tons of color and style options that'll help protect your laptop, phone or Mp3 player from scratches and dirt while giving it a unique look.

Available for iPhone, iPod and MacBook, these custom skins are thin and easy to apply, with perfectly placed cutouts or device ports and buttons.

But more importantly, they come in almost every finish you could want – leather, metallic, wood, glow in the dark, snakeskin, camo, solid colors, and way more. They've even got a heat-sensitive, color changing mood ring iPhone skin!

Slickwraps Leather Skins for iPhone 5 and MacBook

And you can even make a truly personal statement by building your own Slickwraps skin, by choosing different colors for different parts of your device.

Of course, the adhesive, decal-like design of Slickwraps skins means that they're quite thin and can only offer protection against superficial damage. Sure, they'll help guard against scratches and the like.

Slickwraps Heat Sensitive Mood Ring Skin for iPhone 4

But if you want to protect your iPhone, iPad or MacBook against shocks, drops or water, you'll probably still need a carrying case or at the very least a protective sleeve.

Still, these protective skin stickers are fun Apple accessories that will definitely give your favorite device the unique, custom look you want.

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After drudging through winter for months, we all need a little colorful pick me up. And that's exactly what today's mobile accessory of the week is. A bright and fun punch of color and patten, the LA Robe case for iPad 2 and 3 from Be.ez is a fun gadget accessory that just screams: "I'm ready for spring!"

Designed exactly to fit your iPad, the LA Robe series includes fun, striped models in a variety of colors that offer not only a custom fit and good protection, but also a cheerful, energetic look.

Made with low-resilience polyurethane technology, the LA Robe is thin at only 5mm thick, but does a great job of keeping your iPad scratch-free without adding lots of weight or bulk.

And inside, this fun little iPad case features an inner lip for maximum protection, as well as a super-soft fleece lining that's smooth against your iPad's screen.

Great as a standalone or in another bag, we've got to praise Be.ez here for its trendy, colorful design.

Sure, when you think of practical protection, excitement doesn't usually come to mind. But the mobile accessories maker has managed to make something of a fun fashion statement with an iPad case that's otherwise highly effective and performant.

Also, coming in at under $40 (We at Pure Mobile are actually carrying it for less than that) it's a fairly cheap option in terms of iPad accessories. Value aside, we'd bet on the LA Robe iPad Case simply for its practicality, and even more so, its fun, stripey look.

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Rhino shield promises shatter-proof protection for iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones

A shattered screen on your iPhone, tablet or Android phone may soon be a thing of the past. Why? Because science, that's why. Rhino Shield, a new Kickstarter project headed by students at England's University of Cambridge, is a new breed of smartphone and tablet screen protector that's thin and ridiculously resilient.

Made from a patent pending and custom-formulated polymer, Evolutive Labs' Rhino Shield is a totally transparent, very thin, impact-absorbing guard designed to work with any smartphone or tablet.

But it's the kind of thing that has to be seen to be believed. In the Kickstarter video, we see an iPhone undergo hammer whacks, drops onto brick and concrete, and further abuse, only to survive with its glass screen totally intact.

So why haven't any of the big mobile accessories makers out there come up with this concept themselves? Maybe it's because they don't have Evolutive Labs Founder Eric Wang on their team.

A Ph.D. candidate in material science and engineering, Wang came up with the unique and ingenious design of the Rhino Shield, which uses six layers, including "impact dumping" and "dispersion" layers.

The six layers of the Rhino Shield screen protector

These are designed to absorb shock from drops and other concussive forces, while the two outermost layers resist scratches and repel liquids and oils.

Nor does the Rhino Shield appear to be just an exercise in marketing, because Wang has the science to back up his product. As quoted by Mashable, he explained the physics behind why this ingenious screen protector does what it's supposed to:

"Because these 'dumping' and 'dispersion' layers work together, you can reduce the amount of force per area. And then, overall, you reduce the altitude of the force against the object."

Whatever.

But the pont is, if Evolutve Labs gets the funding they need, the Rhino Shield could possibly outdo all other smartphone and tablet screen protectors on the market by leaps and bounds.

And the fact that this unique screen protector can be applied not only to the iPhone or iPod but to all smartphones and tablets could position Evolutive Labs as a leader in mobile accessories. For our part, we're rooting for the Rhino Shield and hoping for a day where shattered screens are just a faded memory.

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Your favorite celebrities have bodyguards to keep them safe. Shouldn't your favorite smartphone have one too? Well, it can, except this time it's BodyGuardz with "z." But this expansive line of high-quality, custom cut screen protectors offer more or less the same thing – total and almost unnoticeable protection at all times.

This week's Pure Mobile accessory of the week, BodyGuardz confidently claims to be the best when it comes to screen protectors and full-body protectors, and there's a lot to support that.

BodyGuardz screen protector for iPhone 5

Their crystal clear and extra tough screen guards and other protectors are available for nearly every phone or tablet out there, from Apple products like the iPhone 5 or iPad, to BlackBerry and HTC phones, and Samsung devices like the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S3. And each is custom cut for a perfect fit with your device.

BodyGuardz also has a huge variety of product models, so you can find the finish and level of protection you want. Their ScreenGuardz series alone comes in four different types, including anti-glare, anti-fingerprint, privacy, and classic clear.

BodyGuardz screen protector for Samsung Galaxy S3

For even more coverage, their Ultra-Tough Clear Skins offer totally clear full-body protection and have even been coated with an anti-microbial solution. They've also been specifically designed to make them easier to apply, so you don't get those annoying bubbles.

BodyGuardz are also really reasonably priced. So, when you consider that these leading screen protectors are cheap, work like they're supposed to, come in tons of different styles, and are easy to find for whatever device you may use, it's pretty obvious why they claim to be the best. And that's why they're our pick for mobile accessory of the week.

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