Nomad has two USB-C to USB-C cables. Nomad USB-C Cable in 1m/100W and Nomad USB-C Cable in 1.5m/60W.
The three differences between them are the length of the cable, USB-C Power Delivery (PD) profile, and USB transfer speed.
Belkin Valet – Charge Dock for Apple Watch & iPhone is an exclusive item available to Apple Stores and Apple Authorized Resellers. It is retailing for S$194 in Singapore and is available in three colors, Silver, Rose Gold and Black. If I am not wrong, Rose Gold and Black might be an Apple Online Store exclusive.
It is expensive for a dock, and I will probably not get it unless it is an impulse buy, which is what I did.
The Bluelounge Soba is a cable routing kit. It consolidates multiple cables into a single tube so that your cables will look neater.
I bought mine from Paragon Department store located inside Siam Paragon in Bangkok, Thailand, for TH฿890 (S$36).
The Just Mobile Alupad is an aluminium mouse pad crafted from a slab of anodised aluminium wrapped in seamless white plastic.
It differs slightly from MacPadd Aluminium Mouse Pad because of the white plastic wrap.
The Bluelounge Posto is the Bluelounge’s version of a headphone stand. It comes in three pieces and hence a one-time assembly is required. It comes in two colors, Black or White.
I bought mine from Paragon Department store located inside Siam Paragon in Bangkok, Thailand, for TH฿750 (S$30).
Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Dock is retailing for S$118 in Singapore but I got mine in Bangkok, Thailand, from iStudio at Siam Paragon for TH฿3,300 (S$131). It is S$13 more expensive than Singapore. Even after the VAT refund of ฿215 (S$8.50), it is still more expensive.
The Apple Watch Magnetic Charging Dock is smaller (measuring at 10.4cm in diameter) and much heavier than I expected (weighing at 154g).
The Bluelounge Pixi is a multi-purpose tie that comes in three sizes: Small, Medium and Large.
For each size, there are two different length of cables included and the quantity of cables also differs.
I am currently using a headphone stand that Li Xiang got for me on Taobao for CN¥190 (S$38). It is pretty expensive considering it is a rip off of Just Mobile’s HeadStand and the quality is shit/horrible.
I have been eying on the Just Mobile HeadStand for a very long time but similar to Just Mobile AluCable Mini, the shipping cost puts me off. In Singapore, I saw it being sold at Stereo for a ridiculously marked up price of S$89.90.
Being a gadget enthusiast, I don’t have a car windscreen mount for my phone. When driving, I always place my phone on the cover of my car’s cup holder. So when I need to check Google Maps when driving, I have to glance down for a few milliseconds and look back up again which is kinda challenging.
So I decided to get a windscreen mount for my phone. I saw the Just Mobile Xtand Go at Bangkok Central Embassy‘s iStudio and it looks pretty ok so I bought it for TH฿1090 (S$42).
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.
