Apr 7, 2022
AUKEY, a leader in global design and manufacturing, has once again exhibited its high-quality product development. The company recently received multiple iF World Design Index Awards, including two for automotive accessory design. The Automotive iF World Design Awards were bestowed to AUKEY for its Metakoo M6 Jump Starter and Tacklife T8 Pro Jump Starter.
"We strive to create products that meet people's needs in simple, powerful ways," commented Alex Lu, founder of AUKEY. "We're proud to be recognized across multiple categories for our designs, and we are continually honored by such prestigious recognition."
Since 1954, the iF Design Awards are annually conferred by iF International Forum Design. Spanning multiple disciplines, more than 5,5000 entries are submitted annually, representing 59 nations around the globe. Intent on raising awareness about design, iF positions its awards to highlight designers from around the world.
The two jump starters are available through multiple retail outlets, as are other AUKEY products recognized by the iF World Design Index Awards.
AUKEY is a global tech company that provides quality manufacturing and e-commerce of common technology including power banks and chargers, earbuds, and other accessories. Founded in 2010, the AUKEY brand has won multiple design awards from iF and Red Dot. The company is renowned for its small, fast tech.
For more information on AUKEY, visit https://www.aukey.com/ or follow the company on social media — LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.
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