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I probably completed my collection of the Belkin 6″/15cm Lightning to USB ChargeSync Cable. I have all four colors from the color collection and both colors from the black and white collection.

Now I have all three colors from the metallic collection. The three colors are: Gold, Silver and Grey. The colors are meant to match your iPhone 6/6 Plus colors, Gold, Silver and Space Grey respectively. Similar to previous collections, the metallic collection cables are also available in two lengths, 6″ (15cm) and 4ft (1.2m).

Moshi Xync with Lightning Connector (in white) is retailing for S$55.90. They also have it with Micro USB connector (in black) as well and that is retailing for S$48.90.

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The TYLT Syncable-Duo Charge & Sync Cable is a 2-in-1 tangle-free flat cable with Lightning and Micro USB connector. The concept is similar to Innergie MagiCable Duo With Lightning Connector and Ozaki O!tool Combo Cable.

The TYLT Syncable-Duo (1m) is retailing for S$39 and is available in four colors, Black, Blue, Red and Green. The shorter version, 0.3m is retailing for S$30.

Lightning Rabbit is an alternative to Juicies+ Cables. They also produce fabric wound cable with sleek and polished aluminium ends.

They have three types of cable now: Apple Lightning to USB (Lightning Rabbit), Apple 30-pin Connector to USB (Old Skool Rabbit) and Micro USB to USB (Micro Rabbit)

I took my old Apple Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter to my office and hence I needed another one for my house. Went to VivoCity’s Infinite and bought it for S$38.

Surprisingly, I could not find this adapter in VivoCity’s Challenger. They only sell the Apple Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter.

Juicies+ produces anodised aluminium and tangle free woven cable with Lightning connector (MFi certified) or Micro USB connector.

I backed Juices+ on Kickstarter on the 2nd September 2013 and it was funded successfully on 1st November 2013 after raising US$$275,621 out of their initial goal of US$40,000.

The USB 3.0 cable of my Western Digital My Passport Essential SE (USB 3.0) decided to give up on me after almost four years and hence I have to get a replacement cable.

I was expecting it to be difficult to find since USB 3.0 cables are not that widespread yet in physical stores. Luckily, I was wrong and I managed to find the Daiyo USB 3.0 A To Micro B Cable from Funan’s Challenger and it cost S$13.90 (after member’s discount: S$12.51).

Magnetic Organization System (MOS) was born out of a Kickstarter project 2 years ago. It raised a total of US$29,376 while the initial goal is only US$6,850 goal.

MOS “Magnetic Organization System” is a unique and elegant solution for organising and keeping track of your cables. Simply set the end of your cable on the MOS when it’s not in use and the MOS will magnetically hold it in place until you’re ready to put it to use again.

In my previous post about Belkin 6″ Lightning to USB ChargeSync Cable, I mentioned that it is not available in stores because it is exclusively available at Apple Online Store (Singapore). I was somewhat wrong, apparently you can get a similar Belkin 6″ Lightning to USB ChargeSync Cable in stores.

However, instead of the four colors which is sold online, there are only two colors in stores which is black and white. I saw it in Funan’s Challenger and is retailing for S$22. You will need to take note of the length of the cable indicated on the box because there are a few lengths available. Apparently, the 6″ (15cm) is the hardest to find. I only saw one box left in that store while other lengths have a few boxes left.