"I'll be the first to admit that my home office has an absolute "organized chaos" vibe. There may be the odd box or camera lens strewn about, but if there's one thing that I can't abide getting in the way, it's cables. The sad part? My home office is full of them. From lighting to USB-C, I still have tons of wires that I need for odd and endless tasks."
"Then, my fiancé ordered me this tiny charging tower that takes up virtually no room and gives me all the juice that I need. It handles every device I work with, from my iPad to my Magic Mouse and Keyboard, and keeps all my chords in one easy-to-access place. Usually, I wouldn't talk about such a small addition to my office, but the specs of this little charging tower can't be ignored."
"My much better-looking half realized I had a cord problem one day when she asked me for a USB-C cable. After fishing around my desk for a full five minutes, she said aloud the thing that I had feared the most: "You've got to do something with these chords." I nodded in my defeated silence, knowing full well she was right. However, I'm indecisive at best and frugal at my worst, so she knew I wouldn't order it for myself."
The home office had an "organized chaos" vibe with boxes and camera lenses, but cables were the main problem. The workspace contained numerous wires for lighting, USB-C, and other tasks. A tiny charging tower arrived and occupied virtually no room while providing sufficient power. The tower serviced devices including an iPad, Magic Mouse, and Keyboard and centralized cords for easy access. The tower offered an inexpensive, customizable solution compatible with Thunderbolt and USB. The device included six ports, two USB-C ports, and delivered quick, efficient charging. There was concern about heat from the tower. The purchaser paid little and obtained strong value.
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