FAQ

This is often a very difficult question to answer. Generally, device cases come in many different shapes and sizes. Our unique and patented design means we have to keep a consistent rail width to allow your devices to stand.  The front rails on all ALLDOCKS are 1.4cm wide. This width will cater for most Phone smart cases. The back rails of our ALLDOCKs step from 1.8cm to 2.1cm to cater for thicker cases. For the purpose of One Hand Docking Function, if you are using cases on your devices, we recommend you utilise our Rubber Inlays which when installed as illustrated below...

Our USB power HUBS produce 2400mAh to 3000mAh from each USB port. Ensuring a high work load, charging up to 6 devices at full throttle simultaneously.The intelligent charging converter technology provided by the IC chip can identify the connected device model, automatically matching the best current to achieve the best charging effect.Thanks to a component upgrade, ALLDOCK has become more energy efficient, without any compromises in its charging speed. The speed of Charge is also excellent. Check out the test we conducted against a standard Apple Charger.

As I hope you will understand, everybody's charging requirements are different. It is impossible for us to predetermine cables to suite everybody's charging needs. Initially, it is possible for customers to simply gather all the cable clutter around the house and install into your new ALLDOCK. Alternatively, you can shop across our PRE-BUILT PACKAGES where we help the buying process by suggesting our most popular integrated cable sets. Remember, you at anytime can add or swap out CABLE SOLUTIONS  as your charging needs evolve.   

So you have decided that you want to add new cables to your ALLDOCK. You have a number of options; 1. What type of devices to I want to charge in the ALLDOCK?  If your answer is APPLE then you will require MFi Certified Apple Cables. IPhones and older Gen iPads require Lightning Cables, while the new Gen iPads require C-Type PD Cables  If you have Android devices then you will require either Micro Cables or C-Type Cables which are now used for many Android devices.  2. Single Cables V's One Hand Docking Adapter Cables? SINGLE CABLE SOLUTIONS Our Single...

You’ve probably heard something about wireless charging already. More and more devices have come out which support this technology and allow you to charge your phone without cables. You will probably also have heard terms such as Qi, induction and wireless coils. This article will explain what Wireless Charging exactly is.  Explaining often heard terms Let’s start by shortly explaining some terms to take away the confusion about wireless charging, or induction charging.  Induction Charging – This is the physical principle upon which wireless charging is based. When someone speaks about wireless charging, they are automatically also speaking about induction charging....