Today I am reviewing the Kikkerland grass charging pad.<\/p>\n
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It is essentially a box that conceals your untidy, ugly mess of charging cables, a usb charging hub with cables \u00a0sits inside.. A pad of grass is suspended above, allowing wires to be passed through to break the surface.which in turn can be plugged into your phone, tablet, wireless headphones ect.<\/p>\n
I must admit the product itself is aesthetically pleasing. The grass does not feel anything like the real thing though, I suppose this is so that your devices don’t fall to the bottom of the pile. \u00a0and is far too long, I keep wanting to mow it.<\/p>\n
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In terms of its functionality it does a great job, of hiding the cables and providing me with a solid platform to charge my devices on.<\/p>\n
Its a beautifully simple concept, and left me thinking “why didn’t I think of it?” after all of the shoe boxes with holes in the sides I’ve made to run cables through and hide them, this seems like a great idea.<\/p>\n
It doe-sent look out of place in the office either.\u00a0Its been sat here a week and no ones asked me what it is.<\/p>\n
Overall I like it, even when I’m not using it, I quite enjoy having it on my desk.<\/p>\n
3 stars<\/p>\n
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