Abstract: A combination flashlight audio device wherein the flashlight has an elongated body with an integral mounting flange to which the audio component mounts by way of an attachment means. The streamlined combination may be separated or attached as the audio component is detachable from the flashlight and each of the flashlight and audio component has its own power supply. In addition, for increased functionality, the combination flashlight audio device may further include secondary elements such as a belt clip, a compass or a carabineer.

Abstract: A device cradle having a clip assembly for attaching the cradle to an external tube-shaped object. The cradle has an open receptacle sized and configured to removably hold a handheld electric device therein. The clip assembly has a substantially semicircular body with opposing first and second ends. The first end is pivotally connected to a flat surface of the cradle with the clip body. The second end is resiliently biased toward the flat cradle surface so as to form a substantially semicircular clipping aperture between the clip body and the flat cradle surface for releaseably and perpendicularly holding the external tube-shaped object therethrough.

Abstract: The invention is a recharging unit having an efficiently designed recharging base and at least one rechargeable implement, which also serve as an advertising means. The recharging base has two electrical prongs on the rear surface and at least one orifice on at least one outer surface of the base into which the rechargeable implement can be inserted for recharging. Each of the orifice lies completely within the surface where it is, and is configured to retain securely a rechargeable implement even in an inverted position. The recharging base is shaped and the electrical prongs are positioned and oriented such that when the recharging base is inserted into one socket of a common two socket electrical outlet, it does not block the second socket, thereby permitting both sockets to be accessible for concurrent use.