DropStop — Laptop Charger Holster
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Description
Keep hefty laptop charger bricks securely anchored and off the floor with the DropStop holster. Designed to prevent heavy chargers from swinging off the desk edge and yanking cables loose, this wall-mounted cradle features a wide-open front. This design exposes the brick's LED indicator and allows for smooth, one-handed removal when taking the laptop on the go.
Features
- Open Faceplate: Provides maximum visibility for the charging LED and allows the brick to be slid out easily.
- Cable Catch: Integrated side rim slots are sized perfectly to loop and secure a 6mm cable, keeping it tidy and eliminating dangle.
- Secure Mounting: Three countersunk screw holes provide a rock-solid anchor to the wall or the side of a desk.
Dimensions
- Engineered for a 70x70x30mm charger brick.
- The internal pocket measures 72x32mm, leaving a comfortable slip fit so the charger doesn't bind.
- Rim slots accommodate 6mm cables.
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