Keep Your Devices Together With These Tech Organizers

Messy cables are unsightly and can even be dangerous  — whether they clutter your desk or you have kids that might trip over them. If you’re looking for ways to minimize clutter and maximize function, these chargers will help you organize  — and even hide  —  your cables so that you can reduce the clutter in your home.

Belkin Thunderbolt 4-Dock Pro

Key Selling Point:  This compact charging station can work with 12 devices at once at impressive speeds.

The Thunderbolt 4-Dock Pro is small enough that you can place it on your desk, right next to your monitor. But it can handles an impressive array of devices and media. The dock comes with 12 ports for plugging in your laptop, smartphone, and other devices. The speed is impressive is well; this hub enables data transfer speeds of up to 40Gbps. Stream 8K video and use the dock to plug an Ethernet cable to your devices through the included Thunderbolt 4 cable. 

Amlink 4-Port USB Charger

Key Selling Point: This slim charging port provides extra reach so that you can charge up to five devices anywhere in your home. 

The second you plug the Amlink 4-Port USB Charger to any standard outlet in your home, you get five new outlets. Its white design will blend right in with most walls and outlets, and it’s slim to the point where guests will barely notice it until they ask to charge their phone. And this port is versatile, working with the latest iPhone 14s, the Samsung Galaxy S22, Google Pixel, a range of AirPods and iPads, and more.

Yamazaki Home Cable Management Box

Key Selling Point: This minimalist organizer is equipped with seven outlets and doubles as storage for all of your unruly wires.

The Yamazaki Home Cable Management Box is perfect for those looking for an aesthetically pleasing, multi-functioning organizer. This sleek box allows you to plug in up to seven devices at once with its built-in power strip, and with three discrete openings in the box, wires can filter in any direction, keeping them from becoming tangled. In addition, the box has ample storage space, so you can keep all of your wires tidy and dust-free. With three colors to choose from (white, brown and taupe) the Yamazaki box blends seamlessly into any room — although the ability to close the lid and use the box as a stand adds to the streamlined design, so you may even want to keep it in plain view.

Belkin MagSafe 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad

Key Selling Point: A simple wireless charging stand that holds up to three devices. 

If you want to deal with as few wires as possible, the Belkin MagSafe 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad allows you to top up multiple devices at once, with just one cable. It works with iPhone 14, 13, and iPhone 12 models, and also has a spot for your AirPods (or any other true-wireless earbuds) and Apple Watch. The charger utilizes MagSafe technology, which uses magnets to charge your phone without interfering with its operation and allows for faster wireless charging. Charging over MagSafe is twice as fast using a standard Qi charging pad. 

Belkin 4-Port Powered Desktop Hub

Key Selling Point: A small but handy desktop hub with four USB-A ports.

If you’re a laptop user, whether it be a Mac or PC, the Belkin 4-Port Powered Desktop Hub is compatible with your device. With four USB-A ports, connecting multiple USBs is a breeze and works great for charging a phone (or four),  incorporating an external hard drive, or any other needed accessories. The small, slick design allows for quick, easy use straight out of the box and pairs well with any office or gaming setup. With two ports on either side, your USB plugs are all in the same place and can feed in two directions, keeping your space free of messy wires.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for the perfect companion to your desk setup, you can get a charging station that comfortably fits on your desk and connects all your devices together. If you just need something slim that keeps your cables tidy, you can check out a cable management box that makes tangled wires a thing of the past.

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