October Must Haves: The Coziest Goodies For Your Tech Gadgets

'Tis the season for DIYs. Your home will be covered with supplies for costume crafting and Halloween decor. Don't let lanky cables add to the clutter! Enter Chargerito ($20), a truly tiny phone charger that's no bigger than a car key fob. It's compatible with lightning cable iPhones and micro USB-connected Android phones. It also balances the device securely as it charges on the wall!

Give your workspace a seasonal refresh! Evernote (a note-taking and productivity app) designer Jeff Zwerner and furniture designer Eric Pfeiffer paired up to make traditional desk accessories more accommodating to modern devices. The smooth walnut base adds a warm touch to an otherwise minimalist design. We're loving the Slotted Cup ($25) that keeps smartphones out of the way and the Tablet Dish ($50) that keeps iPads upright and hides charging cables and other accessories, like earbuds, in the back tray.

Nothing says Fall like plaid, which is why this stylish tote ($60) deserves all your attention. Spacious enough to hold your laptop, headphones, and then some, it's the ultimate season staple.

Aside from the fact that it comes in the perfect Fall color, the trendy Pantone paint chip case ($28) has just been released for iPhone 6. Maybe it's what it takes to keep the device from bending all season long.

All-natural everything, please! The Walnut iPad Case from Grovemade ($129) brings a polished analog touch to my most high-tech device that's perfect for the season. Handcrafted in the company's Portland, OR, workshop, the case is just as smart as any plastic competitors with a magnetic cover that turns the iPad off or on. That cover can also be rolled up into a stand to use your iPad in angles.

For those who want an iPad stand that won't look out of place in their well-appointed homes, the Yohann iPad stand ($169, wood edition) is the only accessory that will do. Though the company makes a glassfiber version of the Yohann, it's the wooden option, handcrafted in Italy, that has wooed us. Without any other moving parts, an iPad can be placed in three viewing angles in addition to both landscape and portrait modes. A discreet port at the bottom allows for the practical — to plug the iPad in while in use!

The stands were funded on Kickstarter and will begin shipping to early supporters in mid-October.