KableCard (KC7) started out as a KickStarter project back in 2018 where it raised a total of S$456,544 out of their initial goal of S$8,500 from 6,177 backers.
KableCard is designed in Singapore and is a Kickstarter project from Singapore. Hence the currencies on the project are all in S$.
Choetech 100W GaN Dual USB-C Charger is one of the latest products from Choetech. It retails for US$59.99 (S$86) with free shipping to Singapore.
This dual USB-C charger is powered by GaN, which stands for Gallium nitride. The technology allows the charger to have a smaller footprint by providing higher efficiency in charging. You can read more about GaN in The Verge’s Gallium nitride is the silicon of the future.
Momax is a mobile phone accessories maker founded in Hong Kong in 2004. One of their product is the Momax Q.Power UV-Box. The Momax Q.Power UV-Box is a UV Sanitizing Box that comes with wireless charging.
This is the first time I came across a modular dock. Five kits are included in the packaging that you can swap around. Each kit measures (W x H x D) 34 x 13 x 21 (mm) and weighs 11g.
The Razer Core X Chroma comes with a 0.5m Thunderbolt 3 cable. There is nothing wrong with the length, but the build quality of the cable is questionable.
I tested it with three MacBook Pros and all three experience frequent disconnections from the eGPU. It can be as frequent as once every 30 minutes. It is extremely irritating. Upon Googling, it seems to be a common problem.
HyperJuice 100W GaN USB-C Charger is a 4-port charger that is started from Kickstarter.
The project was successfully funded on 10th December 2019 after raising a total of US$2,200,642 out of their initial goal of US$100,000 from 27,942 backers.
Energea FibraTough is one of Energea’s range of braided cables. They have various cables for different devices and usage. Since I am using iPhone 11 Pro Max, I got the Energea FibraTough USB-C to Lightning Cable.
It retails for S$29.90 and is available in five colors, Black, Red, Blue, Pink, and Turquoise.
Zendure SuperTank & SuperPort 4 started out from a Kickstarter project where it raised a total of US$380,943 out of their initial goal of US$30,000 from 3,293 backers.
It was successfully funded on 6th March 2019. The product was shipped on 19th August 2019, and I received it on 27th August 2019.