"February is here. The "New Year, New Me" energy has officially worn off, replaced by a much more realistic "New Year, Same Me, But Freezing" thanks to a very disrespectful wind chill a heating bill that's starting to look like a phone number."
"Disposable hand warmers are fine, but they're wasteful and, frankly, kind of gross after a while. These rechargeable ones, on the other hand (pun intended), are basically big batteries that get hot. They charge via USB-C, include one cord that charges both at the same time, and offer three heat settings. They can be snapped together magnetically to form one mega-warmer or split apart to keep both pockets toasty."
"You made coffee. You got distracted by a Slack notification. Now you have sad, cold coffee. This coffee mug warmer isn't new tech: in fact, it's barely tech at all. It's a tiny hot plate for your desk that keeps your drink at a steady, drinkable temperature for hours."
Cold February weather and rising heating bills encourage using small, efficient gadgets for personal warmth. Six affordable devices offer targeted heating that avoids wasting energy on entire rooms. Rechargeable hand warmers replace disposable packets with USB-C rechargeable units offering three heat settings, magnetic pairing, and simultaneous dual charging. A coffee mug warmer functions as a desk hot plate to maintain beverage temperature for hours, preventing cold, wasted drinks. The focus is on reusable, low-power solutions that heat people and items directly to cut utility costs while maintaining comfort during cold spells.
Read at Fast Company
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