Griffin charging gear, from Lightning cables to the PowerDock and PowerJolt.
I bought the Griffin Retractable USB Charge Cable with Lightning Connector from BestBuy's 5th Avenue store for US$24.99, or US$27.21 after 8.875% tax. I'd always wanted a good retractable Lightning cable, for the fun and the reduced mess of it.
I got the Griffin Coiled USB-to-Lightning Cable from Challenger for S$39, or S$31.20 with a 20% member's discount, for use in the car. I've always felt coiled cables suit cars. Coiled it measures about 33cm, stretching to roughly 120cm.
I'd eyed the Griffin PowerDock 5 ever since it was announced in January 2013, though it only launched in July. It retails for US$99 directly from Griffin's website, and I doubt it'll reach Singapore soon. Thankfully, Griffin ships directly there.
I got a Belkin Auto Charger nearly three years ago, but it couldn't charge my iPad, so I needed another for my US trip. The Griffin PowerJolt Micro charges iPad, iPhone, and iPod, outputting 5V at 2.1A.