A Fox News shopping guide published Oct. 14, 2026, highlights 10 accessories intended for Apple’s iPhone Duo, a foldable phone the article says is due to arrive Oct. 23. The recommendations focus on protecting the device’s two screens and camera, making it easier to hold, and providing charging options at home, in a vehicle or while traveling.
For protection, the guide describes a leather folio case made for the iPhone Duo. It is offered in black, tan or brown, has a felted screen cover and includes two card slots. Another recommendation is a tempered-glass screen protector featuring what the source calls ClearPrint technology to reduce smudging, alongside scratch and drop resistance. A separate three-pack covers the screens and camera lenses; the guide says the camera protectors are designed to preserve image quality, including in low light, while guarding against scratches and ordinary wear. It also lists an adhesive lens protector described as waterproof.
The guide recommends an ultra-thin magnetic grip from OhSnap, which can also serve as a stand and supports MagSafe charging. It notes that a foldable phone may be bulkier and harder to hold in one hand, presenting the grip as an added way to secure the device. A universal lanyard is another option; according to the article, its design leaves the charging port accessible.
Charging products make up several of the remaining picks. A magnetic power bank attaches to compatible phones for wireless charging and also supports wired USB-C charging. The article describes an Anker two-pack of compact USB-C wall chargers, supplied with a five-foot cable, as suitable for keeping one charging setup at a desk and another in a travel bag. It also features a magnetic car mount that holds the phone within reach and charges wirelessly, and an upright stand that can charge a phone alongside AirPods or an Apple Watch.
The source gives original prices of $9.99 for the three-pack of tempered-glass protectors, $24.99 for the Anker charger package and $21.99 for the charging stand. It does not list prices for every recommended item. The guide also says Amazon Prime members can have the products delivered and mentions a 30-day free trial, while directing readers to its deals section for additional offers.
The article is a shopping roundup rather than a product test. Its descriptions and feature claims are attributed to the supplied guide; the source material does not provide independent testing results or confirm current prices and availability.
