Bluelounge Soba Cable Routing
The Bluelounge Soba is a cable routing kit that bundles multiple cables into a single tube for a neater look. I bought mine at Paragon in Bangkok for about S$36. It comes in black or white.
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Bluelounge cable management and desk accessories, from CableBox to headphone stands.
Bluelounge Posto Headphone Stand
The Bluelounge Posto is the brand's take on a headphone stand, shipping in three pieces for one-time assembly. Available in black or white, it has a flexible silicone-rubber headphone rest. I bought mine at Paragon in Bangkok for about S$30.
Bluelounge Pixi Multi-Purpose Tie
The Bluelounge Pixi is a multi-purpose cable tie in Small, Medium, and Large. Each size includes two cable lengths in differing quantities, yet all cost the same, about S$16. I picked mine up at Paragon in Bangkok.
Bluelounge Kii
The Bluelounge Kii began selling in Singapore this week for S$49, and I got mine from EpiCentre at JEM. It's a compact charger-connector, in Apple Lightning or 30-pin, that clips onto your keychain. The Lightning comes in black or white.
Bluelounge Milo (Aluminium)
I bought the Bluelounge Milo (Aluminium) from Funan's Challenger for S$39, or S$35.10 with member's price. I already own the original Milo from about two years ago, and though the aluminium is S$20 dearer, I love every aspect of it.
Bluelounge Mika
The Bluelounge Mika is an all-in-one stand that supports the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Air or Pro. Made from a solid aluminium block with soft rubber edges to prevent scratches, it retails for S$49 from DISTEXPRESS or Apple Premium Resellers.
Bluelounge Sumo
The Bluelounge Sumo is a cable holder that anchors cables so they don't slip back to the floor when left near a table's edge. I use mine to anchor the LAN cable on my desk, and it costs US$11.95.
Bluelounge Milo
The Bluelounge Milo is a mobile phone stand with a clever twist, a micro-suction area that lets you place your phone at any angle. Rest an iPhone vertically and it leans against the back; horizontally, the suction holds it.
Bluelounge Kicks
The Bluelounge Kicks are small, thin silicone-rubber rails that stop your iPad from slipping, scratching, or getting damaged. Once applied, you can lean your iPad 2 against the edge of a table while resting it on your lap.
Bluelounge Extra Connectors
I got the Bluelounge Extra Connectors (Micro USB) for US$5.95 to use with my Bluelounge The Sanctuary, needing another Micro USB port to charge my HTC Desire and Mozart at once. Shipping to Singapore alone costs US$2.53 via USPS.
Bluelounge MiniDock
I ordered the Bluelounge MiniDock (UK variant) from bluelounge.com for US$19.95, my first purchase through the site since it isn't sold in Singapore yet. Shipping cost about US$4.15 via USPS First Class, the cheapest option, though delivered by normal mail.
Bluelounge SpaceStation
I got the Bluelounge SpaceStation from the Design Museum Shop at Red Dot Traffic for S$127.35. I haven't seen it sold anywhere else yet, but I'll update this post if I do. For now, it completes my Bluelounge collection.
Aftermath Of Bluelounge CableBox
I bought two Bluelounge CableBoxes in Hong Kong but never fully used them. While tidying my room and cables recently, I realised I needed two more, so I picked them up at Challenger in Funan for S$49 each, choosing black.
Bluelounge The Sanctuary
I bought the Bluelounge The Sanctuary from EpiCentre at ION Orchard for S$189, or S$170.10 with a 10% member's discount. I first saw it back in December 2009 at city'super in Hong Kong, in the Dark Wood finish.
Bluelounge Notebook Kit
The Bluelounge Notebook Kit can be bought from the Design Museum Shop at Red Dot Traffic for S$31.05. I also spotted it at EpiCentre in ION Orchard for S$39, slightly dearer, and at Challenger in IMM for a cheaper S$29.
Bluelounge Cool Feet
I hadn't seen the Bluelounge Cool Feet sold in Singapore until yesterday at Challenger in IMM. Mine came as part of the Notebook Kit I bought from the Design Museum Shop for S$31.05. Challenger IMM sells it for S$18.90.
Bluelounge Cableyoyo
I couldn't find the Bluelounge Cableyoyo sold in Singapore. Mine came as part of the Bluelounge Notebook Kit, which includes two Cableyoyos, from the Design Museum Shop for S$31.05. HardwareZone forum posts mention iStudio, but I checked a few outlets.
Bluelounge CableBox Mini
I got the Bluelounge CableBox Mini for S$37.35 at the Design Museum Shop in Red Dot Traffic. Challenger sells it cheaper, at S$34.90, but only in Pink, Blue, and Yellow. I needed white to match my white Huawei Terminal.
Bluelounge POP
I got the Bluelounge POP from DG LifeStyle Shop at VivoCity for S$18. The service there is going from bad to worse, and if the POP weren't unavailable elsewhere in Singapore, I wouldn't bother with that shop.
Bluelounge CableDrop
I got the Bluelounge CableDrop from Challenger at Funan for S$16.90, or S$15.21 with member's price. Just one more, the Cableyoyo, and my Bluelounge cable management collection will be complete.
Bluelounge CableClip
As a huge Bluelounge fan, my latest purchase is the CableClip. I grabbed all three sizes, Small, Medium, and Large, from Challenger at Funan, each S$16.90 or S$15.21 with member's price. They're a touch expensive, but worth it.
Bluelounge CableBox
The Bluelounge CableBox was the first Bluelounge product I bought, in Hong Kong in April 2011 for HK$288, about S$45.67, at city'super, where only white was available. In Singapore, both black and white sell at Challenger and EpiCentre for S$49.90.
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