For this week’s giveaway, we’re teaming up with Fuse to offer MacRumors readers have a chance to win a full set of cable organizing options for Apple devices.
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Fuse has a slew of cable management options for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac that are well designed and affordable. With so many people still working from home, Fuse’s accessory options are great for keeping home offices organized and tidy.
From the Side Winder that neatly wraps the MacBook Pro’s USB-C cable to the Watch Side Winder for winding up and charging the Apple Watch cord, Fuse has something for everyone and we’ve got the options below listed.
Snap Backs for iPhone, iPad and MacBook
The Snap Backs are available for $ 8.99 to $ 9.99 and can be purchased for the 12W iPhone and iPad charger, the 18W iPad Pro / iPhone charger, the 5W WiPhone charger, and the 29 / 30W MacBook charger.
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Each Snap Back fits over one of Apple’s chargers, and the reel at the bottom is used to wind the cord so you can pull as much cord as you need without excess cord. It’s ideal for travel because you can roll up the entire cord to keep it organized when stowed in a backpack or purse, and there’s no extra cord to deal with if you have to pull it out to use it.
Side winders for cables of all sizes
Starting at $ 4.99, Fuse makes small side winders for iPhone cables, headphone cables, iPad cables, and more. The Side Winder is shaped like a donut and lets you roll the cord around the center section before securing the end of the cable using the groove provided.
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The Side Winder Mini ($ 4.99) is perfect for iPhone cables, micro USB cables, wired headphones, and more. It can be used with cables one to five feet long.
The Side Winder Mini and Max ($ 7.99) are designed to work with all kinds of cables. The mini version is ideal for iPhone cables, micro USB cables and wired headphones, while the Max cable is useful for USB-C cables.
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The Side Winder Watch ($ 4.99) is designed specifically for the Apple Watch. It wraps the Apple Watch cable and has a cutout in the center for the watch so it can be used as a charging dock in addition to a cable management option.
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The side stairs
Priced at $ 13.99, the Side Kick is designed to work with Apple’s MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro chargers. It’s a small pop-out socket that attaches to the side of a MacBook power adapter with glue.
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When taken out, it can be used to neatly wrap a MacBook’s cord so that the power adapter and cord can be transported without tangles. When you use the cable, the Side Kick pops back in so it adds little bulk to an Apple power adapter.
The side wind
The Side Winder, priced at $ 19.99, is designed for the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models and is intended to wind both a MacBook’s USB-C (or MagSafe) cable and the extension cable.
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The MacBook’s power adapter goes in the middle and the two cables wrap around it in the reel. You can pull out just the right amount of cable so you never have to use too much cable. This model is specifically designed for the extension power adapter, and if you only have a standard USB-C cable for charging and no extension cable (USB-C Macs not included), the Side Kick is the better option.
Enter the giveaway
We have 10 home office setups to give away MacRumors readers, with each winner getting to choose five cable organizing products from Fuse.
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The contest will run from today (April 9) at 11:00 AM Pacific Time through 11:00 AM Pacific Time on April 16. Winners will be randomly selected on April 16 and will be contacted by email. Winners will have 48 hours to respond and provide a shipping address before choosing new winners.