Unify Your Device Docking with the Clever and Good Looking Udoq

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If you have more than one mobile device, and let’s face it — these days we all do — charging them all at the same time can be a bit of a challenge. Udoq is a unique new way to charge your Kindle, iPad, Android phone, iPhone and other devices at the same time with a row of built-in chargers.

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No more looking for cables and it uses just one wall plug. Whether you own one mobile device or eight, udoq can handle your charging needs. Udoq is available in different lengths (9.8″, 15.7″, 21.65″, and 27.6″), and it allows you to shift your chargers around to customize your udoq “for all mobile devices of every brand and generation.”

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Depending on the personal number and size of your mobile devices you can user-define your udoq bar individually. You can compile your personal udoq via the website-configurator. udoq will be available from October ‘16 in the online-shop and at selected retailers. udoq comes as a plug & play product: the four most common charging cables (Apple Lightning, Apple 30-pin, Micro-USB and USB-C) are already installed in the udoq bar. Additional cables of every type can be added at all time as required.

 

Using the configurator, you can enter all of your mobile devices to determine the size udoq you’ll need, the charging plugs it will come with, and you can see exactly how they will fit together when charging. For instance, if I wanted to create a udoq to work with my iPhone, Android phone, my iPad, Kev’s iPad, and my Kindle, it would look like this …udoq… and it would cost 210.80€.

If I wanted to get something a little less extravagant, I could go with one that charges my iPhone, Kindle, and iPad together …

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… and it would be $129€.

The udoq looks great, and it can handle all of your device charging needs.

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Check out their online configurator to personalize your own udoq.

 

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Judie is the co-owner and Editor-in-Chief of Gear Diary, which she founded in September 2006. She got her start in 1999 writing software reviews at the now-defunct smaller.com; from mid-2000 through 2006, she wrote hardware reviews for and co-edited at The Gadgeteer. A recipient of the Sigma Kappa Colby Award for Technology, Judie has written for or been profiled by nationally known sites and magazines, and she has served on multiple industry hardware and software award panels. She is best known for her device-agnostic approach, enjoyment of exploring tech, gadgets, and gear, and her deep-diving, jargon-free reviews.