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This week we've chosen a review by Nexus18 who takes a look at the Cover-Mate Desktop Cradle.
Introduction
Once again, thanks to Mobile-Fun for providing me with the Cover-Mate desktop cradle for the HTC One S to review.
They have a huge range of desktop cradles for a whole lot of mobiles, so be sure to have a look to see if there is a nice cradle/desk stand for your mobile.
Their customer service is top quality, especially delivery times, dispatched on Thursday July 5th around 16:00 via Royal Mail First Class and received the next day around 10:30, every other etailer using the same shipping method always takes at least 2 days to get here.
Packaging:
The dock arrived in a standard see through rectangular plastic box. Be very careful when opening the package and removing the card board box containing the cradle though, as I managed to cut my finger on the relatively sharp corners of the plastic box.
Within the box, we are supplied with the following:
- User Manual
- Cradle
- USB Cable
A Look at the Cover-Mate Desktop Cradle:
Lets take a look at the features of this cradle first:
- Syncs and charges your device at the same time
- Allows horizontal viewing media
- Stylish black finish
- Net Weight: 90g
- Dimension: 140 x 50 x 30 mm
- Input: DC 5V 500mA
- Output: DC 5V 500mA
- Removable Insert to allow mobiles with a case attached to be docked as well
One of the features stated on Mobile-Fun's product description page is the following:
- LED light indicator
However, there is no LED light indicator on the cradle. Not that it is needed for the One S as it already has a notification LED, which is orange when charging.
Read the rest of the review in our forums ->
Note: Nexus18 has also reviewed the HTC One S, you can check that out here if you missed it.
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