Keep your Coffee Hot and Toes Toasty with USB Warmers

With the temperature hitting record lows in Korea lately, I’ve been searching online for things to help me keep warm while I’m on my laptop. Turns out, there are countless creative companies that have come up with ways to keep people cozy while they study or work.

Here are a few of my favorite finds that blend innovation and style. I’d recommend a USB multi-charger if you decide to go for these!

USB Gloves

If you find the idea of wearing gloves indoor a bit strange, I invite you to embrace the cute and unknown with an open mind. These USB-heated gloves not only come in colorful animal paw shapes and character designs, but they’re an effective solution to keep hands warm and fingers nimble. Just plug the gloves into your computer’s USB port and wait for the electric pads inside the gloves to heat up. Because they’re fingerless, you won’t have any problems when you type.

These blushing bears hide a warm secret. Photo Credit: http://bit.ly/UaBE3f

USB Feet Warmer

I couldn’t resist these bright and cheery USB feet warmers. They work in the same way as the USB gloves with a compartment in the soles to hold heating pads. Feel free to also wear these safely shoes around the house (when unplugged, of course) because the bottoms are treated with an anti-slip coating.

These bright red USB feet warmers will cheer you up. Photo Credit: http://bit.ly/11m6U4S

USB Mug Warmer

When you’re glued to your seat watching your favorite Korean drama, there’s NO TIME to get up for more hot cocoa! Try a USB mug warmer to keep your drink piping hot for as long as possible. It works much like a hot plate when you plug it in and the heat is distributed evenly throughout the heat pad. The models coming out these days generate heat so well that some people are known to keep a whole bowl of soup hot on a mug warmer.

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About the author by Anna Sohn

I’m a New Jersey girl with a lifelong fascination with Korea, my motherland. In 2011, I moved to Seoul and I’ve enjoyed living in this wired and fast-paced city ever since. I’m excited to share the latest tech and design developments I encounter in Korea and hope you enjoy the AT&D blog as much I enjoy writing for it!

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  • http://www.facebook.com/macarena.hojas.riquelme Macarena Alejandra Hojas Rique

    my question is… how can I buy those?

    • http://www.advancedtechnologykorea.com Advanced Technology Korea

      Hi Macarena, it seems that if you type ‘usb heater’ in Google, a lot of websites show up. Please try!

      • http://www.facebook.com/macarena.hojas.riquelme Macarena Alejandra Hojas Rique

        Thanks