Multi-Function, Phone Included! The ZENLET Neck Strap Carries Everything You Need

Hi, I’m Hide — tech journalist and part-time house-husband. Another interesting product from ZENLET, which I featured last time.
It’s called the “two-way” neck strap. You can hang both your phone and your ID, it doesn’t tire your neck, and the cord is even antibacterial — a product that focuses on straps, something nobody really paid attention to before.

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Hang your phone and ID at the same time
The biggest feature is carrying your phone and ID together. The strap is round, so you barely feel the weight, and the soft, antibacterial material is gentle on your skin.





Besides the ID card on the front, you can put another IC card in the back, so you can use multiple cards without taking them out.



You can swap the back panel to carbon or leather for a different look, and still fit an IC card. If you don’t need two IC cards, you can switch to a business card case, which makes exchanging cards smooth.



The strap is thick and stable, so it’s fine to hang whatever you like from the included accessory ring.


The only downside is that it looks a bit chunky. As a guy, it didn’t bother me, but my wife worried, “It might stand out a little too much…”



I bet many people just use a 100-yen-shop ID holder. ZENLET’s neck strap costs more, but it’s built for practicality and easy to use. Guys especially might want to consider it.
ZENLET makes other interesting products too, so check out their official site — you might find something you want. I’m tempted by something called the Memo X (lol).
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This story was originally published (in Japanese) on Yahoo! News Japan Expert.


