Nose-Down Controller Charging Cradle
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Description
A heavy-base desktop cradle designed to hold a standard Xbox controller nose-down while resting securely on its grips. It keeps the charging port accessible from below, maintaining a constant connection with a play-and-charge cable so the battery is fully charged before the next boss fight.
- Angled resting pocket holds the controller by the grips, featuring lateral retaining walls to prevent sliding.
- Central 70mm void clears the controller's nose, triggers, and bumpers.
- Bottom routing channel accommodates standard charging cables, feeding directly upward into the port.
- Flared rear cable entry allows for smooth wire management.
- Sized specifically to fit standard 155mm wide gamepads.
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