E-ZCharge Dock Wrangles Charge Cords

If cell phone cables are lying around everywhere in your home on counters or desks, the EZCharge Dock promises to clear the clutter up for you. The device is a U-shaped cradle that adheres to any charger for portable devices without having to touch the plug.

That means the device shouldn't block the plug. Once attached it offers a place to coil excess cord and allows you to store the phone right at the outlet as well. The device measures 2" x 2.5" x 0.5" and is available with corporate logos. It comes in black, white, and grey colors and retails for $9.99.

"Tangled wires were in every room in my house and the idea hit me one day when I tripped on one that was lying on the floor," said Rick Shuster, inventor and founder of E-ZCHARGE. "I then started noticing that my kitchen countertop was neat except for all those wires. I knew I couldn't be the only one bothered by this. So I asked around and I found a lot of other people had the same annoyance. It's also safer to keep long wires away from children and pets who play with and gnaw on these wires."

Via E-zcharge

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