Filip Brož I've never used an iPhone dock, it didn't make much sense to me. Why should I have another piece of plastic or aluminum on my desk just to fit my phone in? However, after a few weeks of testing, I was finally forced to change my mind by Fuz Designs' EverDock, which started as a small Kickstarter project and now offers a sleek case alongside the dock that makes it easy to stand out.
EverDock is made from a single piece of precisely machined aluminum, it is available in space gray or silver, so it matches Apple products both in color and overall design. When you put it next to a MacBook or put an iPhone in it, everything matches and matches.
The dock itself weighs a decent 240 grams, which guarantees good stability, even if you place an iPad in it. EverDock is variable with respect to all products, you can connect Lightning, a 30-pin cable, microUSB or virtually any other connector to it. All cables can be easily inserted into the dock with a special groove, and you can hardly even see them under the dock. When handling the device, the cable does not pull out in any way, and removing the iPhone is so convenient.
For even better stability, you will find two silicone pads in the package, which you can place under the devices being charged, depending on which one you are currently using. The iPhone or iPad does not wobble in any way and sits firmly in the EverDock. Even if you don't have any devices in it at the moment, the EverDock is an elegant piece of aluminum that can decorate your desk or nightstand.
Carpet cover
Fuz Designs not only makes a stylish dock, but also an original cover for iPhone 6/6S and 6/6S Plus. The Felt Case is exactly what it's called. Fuz Designs bet on unconventional material, so this iPhone case will not only protect, but also set it apart from all the others.
According to the manufacturer, the original appearance is not an end in itself. The goal was to underline and complement the clean look of the phone, not overshadow it. Thanks to the minimum thickness (2 millimeters), the iPhone with the Felt Case on will not swell in any way, so you don't have to worry that the large iPhone 6S Plus would feel like a brick with it in your pocket.
In addition to classic protection, you get originality thanks to the back side, which is covered with felt, which is very pleasant to hold in the hands. Some people were bothered by the excessive slipperiness of the six-pack iPhones (this year's iPhones should be a little better in this regard), and with the "carpet" Felt Case you definitely don't have to worry about your phone slipping. However, pets are against the pleasant-to-the-touch felt - if you have any, expect hair not only on the seat, but also on the back of the iPhone.
In terms of protection, the Felt Case protects not only the back of the iPhone, but also the sides, including all connectors and the rear camera lens. The buttons are of course accessible and you don't even have to press the button to lock the phone very much, just touch it and the iPhone will lock. You don't even have to worry about minor falls and shocks. The inner part of the cover is made of thermoplastic polyurethane, which dampens small impacts.
The cover combined with the dock from Fuz Designs looks like an inseparable pair. It is obvious that they fit together and complement each other in terms of design. The processing of both products is at a high level and if you are interested in the non-traditional felt treatment, like me, you can buy the Felt Case for 799 crowns for iPhone 6, or for 899 crowns for iPhone 6 Plus at EasyStore. Docking Station by Fuz Designs it will be available in space gray and silver for 1 crowns.
TVL someone cut a piece of carpet in the chancel or something :D :D :D
well, or they could just cut sandpaper with scissors. I can already see how "hbite" can be taken out of the pocket during the call...
Well, that's the article.. After weeks of testing the dock, the only blurry photo with the iPhone attached, so the dock is not visible at all.. And the case - apart from the fact that it's really ugly (of course, that's subjective), so if it's 2mm thick, the 7mm iPhone will be fat by more than 25% and that doesn't seem to me like "it won't increase at all"...
PS: I remember the time when I read the first article every morning on Jablíčkář at 9 a.m. and 5-10 were added during the day. That time is irretrievably gone and when something comes out, it has this quality.. Editors, editors, think about it a little over yourself, if it is still worth doing in this quantity and quality.