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Mujjo is a Dutch designer label for leather lovers

Complete that leather look with leather accessories!

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I’ve always loved the quality of leather in a jacket, bag, boots, and even organizers. In my own quest to satisfy my leather obsession, I came across Mujjo, a designer label from the Netherlands that crafts stylish leather tech and travel accessories.

At first, Mujjo’s Instagram seems like a curated account for a community of creatives, exhibiting flat lays of a coffee enthusiast’s lifestyle or a peek on a creative’s workplace.

To confirm what Mujjo is, I checked their website and found out this Dutch designer brand has a wide range of products such as leather phone cases, touchscreen gloves, and laptop sleeves. I got so hooked on their premium-looking accessories that I started to read their story and find out more about them.

Mujjo pioneered the first touchscreen-enabled winter gloves back in 2012. If you live in cold weather, you know the struggle of not being able to use your phone with gloves on. Since then, Mujjo continuously upgraded and refined their design, expanding to an array of touchscreen gloves such as single- and double- layer, leather, and leather crochet.

Later on, they started making folio sleeves for MacBooks, and eventually Surface laptops, featuring a unique combination of wool felt and high-quality leather. Their sleeves are tailored to fit a 13-inch Surface Laptop and MacBooks of different sizes. But don’t feel excluded if you don’t own a Surface or MacBook; these sleeves should accommodate your 13-inch Windows laptop.

They also produce leather cases for iPhones, iPads, and the Galaxy S series. But what captured most me is Mujjo’s own leather wallet case, especially with its stylish and premium looks.

Photo by @david.liusman (left) and @trasaputra (right)

I honestly think this case is perfect for lazy days when you only bring the essentials, like your phone and card inside the wallet case. Their recent leather wallet cases for the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max come in black, tan, olive green, or blue.

Mujjo’s leather accessories come in premium full-grain, which gets even more beautiful with wear. If you’ve owned raw leather, you know there’s always a love for patina. It’s so lovely!

If you’re into their leather accessories, Mujjo is shipping worldwide and you can order on their website. Spread the leather love! 💓

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2025 Black Friday Sale Gift Guide

Our Top Gift Picks With HUGE Savings!

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November 24, 2025

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In the annual BLACK FRIDAY SALE, we’ve compiled and rounded-up our best picks with the best value you can get right now!

🧹 Get 50% off Dreame X50 Ultra on Amazon or click here on their website | Use code SAKITECH15 (5% off ’til Dec 1)

💧 Stay hydrated and get up to 30% off on the LARQ PureVis 2 here.

💡 Level up with Govee TV Backlight T2  or Govee Sync Box AI Kit 2.

> Samsung The Frame 65”

> Samsung The Frame Pro 75”

> Samsung The Frame Pro 85”

> Hisense C2 

> Hisense C2 Pro

> Hisense C2 Ultra

> M4 MacBook Air

> M4 Mac mini

> Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7

> Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra

> Nomad Universal Cable for Apple Watch

> Nomad Tracking Card

> Nomad Base One Max

> Statik TireHero

> Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD

> Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 

> Coffee Check Matte Black 

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Unboxing EVERY Color of the very exclusive iPhone Pocket

And why it got sold out instantly!

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November 24, 2025

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In this video, we’re unboxing the iPhone Pocket in ALL ITS COLORS!

Also, it gives us a glimpse of Apple’s shared history with ISSEY MIYAKE.

Lastly, THE Michael Josh will show you what fits and how to style it.

Here’s our first look at this very exclusive accessory, the iPhone Pocket.

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BOYA mini 2: A step-up for content creators, more

Sub-US$ 60 package where audio quality, convenience, and portability align

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November 24, 2025

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In today’s vertical-first, voice-over-heavy social media world, audio isn’t just important; it’s the dealbreaker. Better audio sets the tone instantly.

Content creators know this, especially that production for social media consumption has changed dramatically over the past half decade.

It’s only vital for creators to resonate with audiences clearly, as the latter are all ears aside from eyes on videos.

That’s where the BOYA mini 2 can come in and upgrade that aspect of content creation —  mine included.

Portable, lightweight, easy to use

These thumb-sized, 5-gram transmitters are portable, long-lasting, and can give you a quick and easy workflow to finish whatever you’re working on.

Scour quickly on BOYA’s retail website and you’ll find plenty of sets to choose from. You can start with just a charging case and one transmitter and receiver, but you can also opt for two transmitters and both a Lightning or USB-C receiver.

I had the set that had everything, and this entire package costs just US$ 54.99 (PhP 3,290). There’s Matte Black and Lunar Silver color options as well.

The charging case is likewise small and portable, and having it is as if you’re just carrying earbuds along. It fits pockets, pouches, sling bags, handbags, and more. No extra baggage needed.

Plug and use

What you’ll love with the BOYA mini 2 is that it works right out of the box. The package I have had both the lightning and USB-C receivers.

Just plug which one is compatible with your phone and you’re ready to go. The default audio quality is already leagues ahead of muffled clip-ons and built-in phone mics.

Each mic lets you record up to 48Khz-24 bit quality audio, giving voices clarity with minimal distortion.

But of course, if you’re big on tailor-fitting the audio for what you’re about to produce, you can just download the BOYA Central app to make changes in several settings.

There is a 6-level gain, so you can have the transmitter absorb louder audio. You can also switch between mono and stereo recording if you have two transmitters turned on.

In addition, there are preset EQ modes, but you’re free to customize your own mix as well. My go-to is the Vocal Boost mode which amplifies whatever I say on record.

Speaker mode, meanwhile, allows you to review recorded audio or video immediately afterwards. This is helpful especially if you’re just recording with a phone.

Do note that the app needs internet connection to work, but other than that, you’re all set.

Noise Cancellation: A big help

Moreover, the 3rd-generation AI-powered Noise Cancellation feature works wonders. It blocks off unwanted noise (-21dB to -40dB) to a certain degree.

BOYA trained this with over 700,000 real-world noise samples. In practice, it shows.

There are times I recorded in crowded areas or had a cooling fan behind me for a food review, but I couldn’t hear them whenever I played such videos on my phone.

Conversely, if your area is already quiet enough, the audio stands out even better.

Obviously, if you have more high-end headphones, you’ll be able to hear more layers of sound, but considering the target audiences of creators who’ll likely play content from their phones, it’s all good.

And such feature is helpful for interviews, stand-uppers (i.e., talking-head shots), and more scenarios.

I can imagine traditional media leveraging this and the wireless nature of the mini 2 for packed media scrums where you can’t be in front of the guest/s.

A step-up for vloggers, content creators, more

In my case, I started making vlogs again back in 2023. Before that, I had a YouTube channel that lasted from 2018 to 2021 that focused mainly on Korean BBQ restaurant reviews back when the samgyup hype was at an all-time high.

My videos had the regular 16:9 aspect ratio and lasted about 5 to 10 minutes long. But those days are well behind us.

Nowadays, it’s all about vertical short-form videos with voice-overs. I was well aware of this and had to figure out how to keep up with this generation’s way of making vlogs.

While I’ve always trusted my skills and my midrange smartphones to deliver the visual part, the voice recording side was the one that’s tricky. I used to just record my voice inside my wardrobe closet to block off noise and absorb echo.

At some point, our ever generous managing editor did give me a condenser mic before, but using it also involved a lot of steps in the workflow. I had to use a laptop to start recording and then transfer the audio file to my phone.

Simpler process

This is where the BOYA mini 2 changed the game for me. The product’s versatility allows for a more simplified and seamless production flow.

My partner, on the other hand, was also able to use the system for her makeup product reviews with front camera shots.

She even leveraged the transmitters for livestreaming sessions so that she could use both arms for swatching different lipstick shades and focusing on Shopee or TikTok’s livestream controls.

A little patience goes a long way

As you’re not paying a fortune per se with the BOYA mini 2, don’t expect perfection either.

The one hurdle we had to deal with was whenever we switched from the Lightning to USB-C receiver, you will have to reconnect the transmitters again.

It takes a while to figure it out. Without reading the manual, I just double-pressed the button on the transmitter until it turned green after blinking steadily. You will also have to do the same with the mics, which restart several times before finally syncing again.

Other than that, there weren’t much problems encountered.

Final thoughts

The BOYA mini 2 isn’t flawless. But convenience, portability, and clear audio quality all align at below US$ 60.

It’s about studio perfection but for creators who need speed, portability, and good enough clarity to keep up with the algorithm.

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