Eco-friendly gadgets are electronic devices that have been designed with the environment in mind. They are made using sustainable materials, reduce waste and energy consumption, and have a minimal impact on the environment throughout their lifecycle.

Some examples of eco-friendly gadgets include solar-powered chargers, biodegradable phone cases, e-readers, energy-efficient light bulbs, and rechargeable batteries.

Solar-powered chargers use renewable energy from the sun to power electronic devices. They reduce the need for traditional chargers that require electricity from non-renewable sources, which decreases greenhouse gas emissions and reduces dependence on fossil fuels.

Biodegradable phone cases are made from materials that can be broken down by natural processes, such as bacteria and fungi. They reduce waste and pollution by decomposing quickly and without harming the environment.

E-readers reduce environmental impact by eliminating the need for paper books. They use minimal resources to produce and transport, and they do not contribute to deforestation, waste, or pollution associated with traditional book production. E-readers also consume less energy than tablets or computers, making them more energy-efficient.

Energy-efficient light bulbs, such as LEDs and CFLs, use less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs. This reduces greenhouse gas emissions and saves energy and money over the long-term. Energy-efficient bulbs also last longer, reducing waste and the need for replacement.

Rechargeable batteries reduce environmental impact by reducing the need for disposable batteries that contribute to waste and pollution. They also save energy and money over the long-term by eliminating the need for frequent replacement and reducing the environmental impact of battery production and disposal.