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Before you order

• Compatible only with HP EliteDesk 800 G-series Mini models with the perforated (vented) lid. It does not fit the solid lid.
• Fan configuration: up to 4 × 60 mm fans up to 25 mm thick on top, plus 1 × 40 × 40 × 20 mm fan at the rear. Each top seat can run its fan as an intake or an exhaust, and you can start with fewer fans. Fans are not included.
• The sleeve is a precise, made-to-measure slide-on fit over the lid and both sides; the rear tab uses the EliteDesk’s existing lid screw.
• Leave open space above the top fans and behind the rear exhaust. Avoid shelves, walls or cables that block them.

Compatible only with HP EliteDesk 800 G-series Mini models with the perforated (vented) lid; it does not fit the solid lid. Accepts four 60 mm fans up to 25 mm thick and a 40 × 40 × 20 mm rear fan. In our own stress tests (11 HWiNFO runs with all six cores at 100%, inside a closed drawer), the five-fan mount compared with stock: NVMe drive 61.0°C → 42.0°C peak (−19.0°C, −31.1%) and chipset 62.0°C → 49.0°C (−13.0°C, −21.0%). Compared with our legacy four-fan mount, the CPU peak fell from 82.0°C to 73.0°C (−9.0°C, −11.0%), with no thermal throttling. Results vary by hardware, fans and workload; improvements are not guaranteed. Preview airflow and the perforated lid are illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Check the lid

   Make sure your EliteDesk 800 G-series Mini has the perforated (vented) lid. The sleeve does not fit the solid lid.

2. 

   Step 2

   Power down and remove the lid screw

   Shut down the EliteDesk and disconnect power. Remove the screw at the rear of the lid and keep it for step 4.

3. 

   Step 3

   Slide the sleeve on from the rear

   From the rear, slide the sleeve forward over the lid until the rear tab sits against the back of the case. It is made to measure, so it starts tight: a little wiggle gets it going, then it slides on more smoothly the further it goes.

4. 

   Step 4

   Secure the rear tab

   Refit the same lid screw through the rear tab. Tighten gently; do not overtighten.

5. 

   Step 5

   Choose your fan layout

   Each of the four 60 mm top seats can run its fan as an intake (blowing down into the case) or an exhaust (blowing up and out), and the 40 mm rear seat exhausts out of the back. Two in and two out is a balanced start; three in and one out, or all four in, push more cool air into the case. You can also start with two fans and add the rest later.

6. 

   Step 6

   Fit the two front fans

   Seat a 60 mm fan (up to 25 mm thick) in each front seat. For intake, its frame arrow points down, blowing into the case. Secure each fan with the screws that came with it, through the four corner holes.

7. 

   Step 7

   Fit the two back fans

   Seat the back two 60 mm fans the same way and screw them in. For exhaust, the frame arrow points up so the fan blows up and out; turn a fan over to make it an intake if your layout calls for it.

8. 

   Step 8

   Drop in the 40 mm rear fan

   Drop the 40 × 40 × 20 mm fan into the rear pocket from the top so it exhausts out of the back, away from the stock grille.

9. 

   Step 9

   Connect the fans and check them

   Route and connect the fan cables clear of all blades, following each fan manufacturer’s instructions. Check every blade turns freely before switching on.

10. 

    Step 10

    Leave room to breathe

    Leave open space above the top fans and behind the rear exhaust. Avoid shelves, walls or cables that block them.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Fans, the lid screw and the lid perforations are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans. Fans are not included.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Dust the fans and lid perforations regularly; blocked intakes reduce airflow. If you notice vibration or blade contact, power down and recheck fan seating, fan screws and cable routing.

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Before you order

• Fan configuration: 2 × 40 mm. Fans are not included.
• Requires 2 free expansion-slot positions.
• Check case profile against the listing.
• Measure fan thickness and the full assembly clearance beneath the GPU and around nearby cards/cables. Compare with the listing dimensions.

Our tested 2×40 mm configuration reduced GPU temperature by 1.5°C. GPU fan noise also decreased in our test (not measured in dB). Best suited to tighter cases with limited existing airflow. Results vary by case, hardware, fans and test conditions; temperature and noise improvements are not guaranteed. Check fan thickness and clearance around the GPU. Preview airflow is illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Choose intake or exhaust

   Decide which way the fans will blow: exhaust pushes warm air out through the rear grille, intake draws cool air in toward the graphics card above.

2. 

   Step 2

   Seat the fans

   Place the 40 mm fans into the box with the frame arrow pointing the way you chose. Fans are not included.

3. 

   Step 3

   Screw them in from the grille side

   From the grille side, fix each fan through the four corner holes with the screws (or rubber mounts) that came with the fan. No screws are included.

4. 

   Step 4

   Route the cables

   Lead each fan cable out through a side pass-through so it stays clear of the blades. Snap the cable clip back on underneath to hide them.

5. 

   Step 5

   Remove the slot covers

   Shut down and unplug the PC. Remove the case screws and the 2 slot covers below the graphics card. Keep the screws.

6. 

   Step 6

   Fit it like a card

   Slide the mount into the free slots the same way as an expansion card and secure it with the case screws you removed.

7. 

   Step 7

   Connect and check

   Connect each fan to a fan header following its manufacturer’s instructions, check the blades turn freely and nothing touches the graphics card, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. If you notice vibration or contact, power down and recheck mounting and cable routing.

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Before you order

• Fan configuration: 1 × 60 mm. Fans are not included.
• Requires 3 free expansion-slot positions.
• Low-profile cases supported.
• Measure fan thickness and the full assembly clearance beneath the GPU and around nearby cards/cables. Compare with the listing dimensions.

Our tested 1×60 mm configuration reduced GPU temperature by 3°C. GPU fan noise also decreased in our test (not measured in dB). Best suited to tighter cases with limited existing airflow. Results vary by case, hardware, fans and test conditions; temperature and noise improvements are not guaranteed. Check fan thickness and clearance around the GPU. Preview airflow is illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Choose intake or exhaust

   Decide which way the fan will blow: exhaust pushes warm air out through the rear grille, intake draws cool air in toward the graphics card above.

2. 

   Step 2

   Seat the fan

   Place the 60 mm fan into the box with the frame arrow pointing the way you chose. A fan is not included.

3. 

   Step 3

   Screw it in from the grille side

   From the grille side, fix the fan through the four corner holes with the screws (or rubber mounts) that came with it. No screws are included.

4. 

   Step 4

   Route the cable

   Lead the fan cable out through a side pass-through so it stays clear of the blades.

5. 

   Step 5

   Remove the slot covers

   Shut down and unplug the PC. Remove the case screws and the 3 slot covers below the graphics card. Keep the screws.

6. 

   Step 6

   Fit it like a card

   Slide the mount into the free slots the same way as an expansion card and secure it with the case screws you removed.

7. 

   Step 7

   Connect and check

   Connect the fan to a fan header following its manufacturer’s instructions, check the blades turn freely and nothing touches the graphics card, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. If you notice vibration or contact, power down and recheck mounting and cable routing.

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Before you order

• Fan configuration: 1 × 60 mm. Fans are not included.
• Requires 3 free expansion-slot positions.
• High-profile bracket; check the case opening.
• Measure fan thickness and the full assembly clearance beneath the GPU and around nearby cards/cables. Compare with the listing dimensions.

Our tested 1×60 mm configuration reduced GPU temperature by 3°C. GPU fan noise also decreased in our test (not measured in dB). Best suited to tighter cases with limited existing airflow. Results vary by case, hardware, fans and test conditions; temperature and noise improvements are not guaranteed. Check fan thickness and clearance around the GPU. Preview airflow is illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Choose intake or exhaust

   Decide which way the fan will blow: exhaust pushes warm air out through the rear grille, intake draws cool air in toward the graphics card above.

2. 

   Step 2

   Seat the fan

   Place the 60 mm fan into the box with the frame arrow pointing the way you chose. A fan is not included.

3. 

   Step 3

   Screw it in from the grille side

   From the grille side, fix the fan through the four corner holes with the screws (or rubber mounts) that came with it. No screws are included.

4. 

   Step 4

   Route the cable

   Lead the fan cable out through a side pass-through so it stays clear of the blades.

5. 

   Step 5

   Remove the slot covers

   Shut down and unplug the PC. Remove the case screws and the 3 slot covers below the graphics card. Keep the screws.

6. 

   Step 6

   Fit it like a card

   Slide the mount into the free slots the same way as an expansion card and secure it with the case screws you removed.

7. 

   Step 7

   Connect and check

   Connect the fan to a fan header following its manufacturer’s instructions, check the blades turn freely and nothing touches the graphics card, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. If you notice vibration or contact, power down and recheck mounting and cable routing.

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Before you order

• Fan configuration: 1 × 40 mm. Fans are not included.
• Requires 2 free expansion-slot positions.
• Low-profile cases supported.
• Measure fan thickness and the full assembly clearance beneath the GPU and around nearby cards/cables. Compare with the listing dimensions.

Best suited to tighter cases with limited existing airflow. Results vary by case, hardware, fans and test conditions; temperature and noise improvements are not guaranteed. Check fan thickness and clearance around the GPU. Preview airflow is illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Choose intake or exhaust

   Decide which way the fan will blow: exhaust pushes warm air out through the rear grille, intake draws cool air in toward the graphics card above.

2. 

   Step 2

   Seat the fan

   Place the 40 mm fan into the box with the frame arrow pointing the way you chose. A fan is not included.

3. 

   Step 3

   Screw it in from the grille side

   From the grille side, fix the fan through the four corner holes with the screws (or rubber mounts) that came with it. No screws are included.

4. 

   Step 4

   Route the cable

   Lead the fan cable out through a side pass-through so it stays clear of the blades.

5. 

   Step 5

   Remove the slot covers

   Shut down and unplug the PC. Remove the case screws and the 2 slot covers below the graphics card. Keep the screws.

6. 

   Step 6

   Fit it like a card

   Slide the mount into the free slots the same way as an expansion card and secure it with the case screws you removed.

7. 

   Step 7

   Connect and check

   Connect the fan to a fan header following its manufacturer’s instructions, check the blades turn freely and nothing touches the graphics card, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. If you notice vibration or contact, power down and recheck mounting and cable routing.

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Before you order

• Fan configuration: 1 × 120 mm. Fans are not included.
• Requires 1 free expansion-slot mounting position.
• One mounting position does not mean the whole fan fits within one slot of space.
• Measure fan thickness and the full assembly clearance beneath the GPU and around nearby cards/cables. Compare with the listing dimensions.

Best suited to tighter cases with limited existing airflow. Results vary by case, hardware, fans and test conditions; temperature and noise improvements are not guaranteed. Check fan thickness and clearance around the GPU. Preview airflow is illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Choose the airflow direction

   Decide whether the fan should blow toward the graphics card above it or pull air away from it. Most people exhaust warm air from behind the card.

2. 

   Step 2

   Attach the fan

   Lay a 120 × 120 × 25 mm fan on the frame and fix it through the four corner holes with the screws that came with the fan. Screws are not included.

3. 

   Step 3

   Route the cable

   Run the fan cable along the frame’s built-in channels so it stays out of the blades.

4. 

   Step 4

   Remove one slot cover

   Shut down and unplug the PC. Remove one slot cover below the graphics card and keep its thumbscrew.

5. 

   Step 5

   Fit it in the slot

   Slide the bracket into the free slot like an expansion card and secure it with the case thumbscrew. No tools needed.

6. 

   Step 6

   Connect and check

   Connect the fan to a fan header or hub, check it clears the graphics card and turns freely, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. If you notice vibration or contact, power down and recheck mounting and cable routing.

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Before you order

• Assembled adjustment: 75–110 mm. Measure your gap at the intended support point.
• Check the base footprint and nearby fan/cable clearance.

Measure the available gap and supporting surface before ordering.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Measure the gap

   Measure straight down from a support point under the graphics card to the PSU shroud or case floor. This support covers 75–110 mm.

2. 

   Step 2

   Set it a little short

   Turn the coloured wheel until the support is slightly shorter than your gap. The shaft and top pad move straight up and down.

3. 

   Step 3

   Stand it on the shroud

   With the PC off, stand the support upright on the PSU shroud or case floor under your support point, with its base flat on a level surface.

4. 

   Step 4

   Raise it to gentle contact

   Turn the wheel until the pad just meets the card. Do not lift or force the card upward.

5. 

   Step 5

   Check before powering on

   Check the support is upright and steady and that fans and cables are clear, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

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• Measure vertically from a stable case surface to a suitable support point beneath the GPU.
• Small: 50–70 mm. Large: 70–130 mm, including base-only use at approximately 70 mm (69–73 mm) with the support screw completely unscrewed and removed. Measure your gap and choose the configuration that fits.
• The base magnet holds on a ferrous metal surface that attracts a magnet, as found in many PC cases. Check the actual mounting surface with a magnet.

Choose 50–70 mm or 70–130 mm to suit your measured gap. For the larger option, completely unscrew and remove the support screw to use just the base at approximately 70 mm (69–73 mm). Use the screw for taller positions up to 130 mm; check the chosen configuration against your gap.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Measure the gap

   Measure straight down from a support point under the graphics card to the PSU shroud or case floor. The small size covers 50–70 mm, the large 70–130 mm.

2. 

   Step 2

   Pick the configuration

   On the large size, unscrew and remove the top completely for a gap of about 70 mm, or keep it fitted for anything from 75 to 130 mm.

3. 

   Step 3

   Set it a little short

   Turn the knurled top until the support is slightly shorter than your gap.

4. 

   Step 4

   Stand it on the shroud

   With the PC off, stand the support upright on the PSU shroud or case floor under your support point. The magnet in the base grips metal surfaces.

5. 

   Step 5

   Raise it to gentle contact

   Turn the top until it just meets the card. Do not lift or force the card upward.

6. 

   Step 6

   Check before powering on

   Check that the support stands upright and steady and that the card’s fans and nearby cables are clear, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

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• Measure the outside diameter of the tubing, including its sleeve.
• Measure the spacing between the tubes where the clip will sit.
• The combs snap onto the tubing of most consumer AIO coolers; no one has reported a sizing problem.

Check the fit against your tubing before ordering.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Pick a straight run

   With the PC off, choose a relaxed, straight section of the two AIO tubes, clear of the pump and radiator fittings.

2. 

   Step 2

   Line it up over both tubes

   Hold the comb over the tubes with one channel above each tube.

3. 

   Step 3

   Press it on

   Press the comb down until both tubes snap into their channels. It fits most consumer AIO tubing snugly.

4. 

   Step 4

   Space them evenly

   Fit the rest of the combs along the tubes with even gaps, then check no tube is pinched, kinked or pulled tight.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Remove and reassess the fit if the clip compresses the tubing.

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Before you order

• Measure the outside diameter of the tubing, including its sleeve.
• Measure the spacing between the tubes where the clip will sit.
• The combs snap onto the tubing of most consumer AIO coolers; no one has reported a sizing problem.

Check the fit against your tubing before ordering.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Pick a straight run

   With the PC off, choose a relaxed, straight section of the two AIO tubes, clear of the pump and radiator fittings.

2. 

   Step 2

   Line it up over both tubes

   Hold the comb over the tubes with one channel above each tube.

3. 

   Step 3

   Press it on

   Press the comb down until both tubes snap into their channels. It fits most consumer AIO tubing snugly.

4. 

   Step 4

   Space them evenly

   If you are fitting more than one, space them evenly, then check no tube is pinched, kinked or pulled tight.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Remove and reassess the fit if the clip compresses the tubing.

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• Designed for the Corsair 5000D / 5000X case family.
• It hooks under the edge of the top grille, beside the removable magnetic top dust filter, and hangs down the side panel.

The off-white holder is the product. Its hook slips through the gap beside the top exhaust grille and catches beneath the grille edge, beneath the removable top dust filter. The case and Razer BlackShark V2 headphones are illustrative and are not included. See Etsy for available colors.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Lift off the top dust filter

   Lift the magnetic dust filter off the top of the case. The holder can be slid in with it fitted, but it is easiest with the filter off.

2. 

   Step 2

   Hook it under the grille edge

   Drop the hook into the gap beside the top grille so its tab catches under the grille edge.

3. 

   Step 3

   Swing it down

   Swing the arm down so it rests against the side panel.

4. 

   Step 4

   Clip the filter back on

   Put the dust filter back on top. It holds the hook in place.

5. 

   Step 5

   Hang your headphones

   Rest the headband across the hook. There is about 5 cm of space, enough for most headsets.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

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• Designed around a DualSense controller.
• Allow space for the complete controller and any connected cable. Controller not included.

The blue-gray stand is the product. Controller shown for fit and scale; not included. See Etsy for available colors.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Stick on the rubber feet

   Peel and stick a rubber foot under each end of the stand so it sits without wobbling.

2. 

   Step 2

   Lower the controller on

   Set the stand on a flat surface and lower your DualSense onto it so the grips straddle the arch.

3. 

   Step 3

   Check the balance

   Check the controller sits level and steady, and that any connected cable is not pulling on it. Controller not included.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

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Before you order

• Compare the charging puck supplied with your watch with the recess dimensions in the listing.
• Check watch/band clearance. Watch, charging puck and cable are not included.

The off-white stand is the product. Apple Watch, magnetic charging puck and cable are not included. Check your charger and band against the Etsy listing before ordering.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Seat the charging puck

   Press your Apple Watch charging puck into the recess with its charging face outward. It should fit the recess without force.

2. 

   Step 2

   Route the cable

   Lead the cable down through the support and out under the base.

3. 

   Step 3

   Snap the cover shut

   Close the removable cover over the cable so it is held without being pinched.

4. 

   Step 4

   Stick on the rubber feet

   Stick the rubber feet under the base, then set the stand on a flat surface and connect your charger.

5. 

   Step 5

   Rest the watch on the puck

   Rest the back of the watch on the puck, check the band clears the stand, and confirm it starts charging.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Remove the charger before cleaning; follow Apple’s charger instructions.

Model sources: Apple Watch Stand by Aeonfly (supplied print profile: Vacchi, BY-SA). Apple Watch SE by Valentine_crut, CC BY 4.0; band pose and materials adapted for this preview. Charger and cable are illustrative models. Full preview credits.

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Before you order

• Measure the desk-edge thickness and unobstructed depth below the edge.
• The jaw is made very deep, so it fits practically any desk thickness.

Check your desk-edge clearance before ordering. The preview uses an illustrative 25 mm desk and Razer BlackShark headphones; headphones are not included.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Slide it onto the desk edge

   Open the clamp and slide it onto a solid desk edge. The jaw is made very deep, so it fits practically any desk.

2. 

   Step 2

   Tighten the screw by hand

   Turn the screw under the desk until the clamp holds firmly. Hand-tight is enough.

3. 

   Step 3

   Hang your headphones

   Lower your headphones onto the hook so the headband rests across it, and check the clamp stays put.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Recheck the clamp periodically. Stop using it if the part loosens or cracks.

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Before you order

• Check the selected grip size against your fingers and phone with its case fitted.
• The website preview uses the supplied Large model; the illustrated phone does not establish universal compatibility.

Preview uses the supplied large model. Phone shown for scale and stand placement; not included. See Etsy for available colors.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Slip your fingers through

   Slide three fingers of your holding hand through the rings, with the lip toward the phone.

2. 

   Step 2

   Rest the phone on the lip

   Rest the bottom edge of the phone on the lip and hold it as normal. The grip takes the weight off your pinky.

3. 

   Step 3

   Use it as a stand

   Set the grip down on a flat surface with the phone leaning back on it for videos and calls.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

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• Check phone thickness with its case fitted against the cradle opening in the listing.
• Check the charging connector and cable have clearance. Phone and cable not included.

The silver stand is the product. Shown with iPhone 18 Pro for scale and fit; phone and cable are not included. See Etsy for available colors.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Place it on a level surface

   Set the stand on a flat desk or nightstand. The wide base keeps it steady.

2. 

   Step 2

   Feed the cable through the slot

   Pass your charging cable through the rear slot and bring the connector up to the cradle.

3. 

   Step 3

   Rest your phone in the cradle

   Connect the cable and rest the phone in the cradle, upright or sideways. Phone and cable are not included.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

Model sources: Minimalist Stand Phone by alainpoli147 (CC BY-SA). Apple iPhone 18 Pro Glacier 2026 by extraakash; materials adapted for this preview. Full preview credits.

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• Choose Small, Medium or Large from the dimensions in the Etsy listing.
• The three sizes each have their own action and 360° views; render framing is not a scale comparison.

Three neodymium magnets: one beneath the puck and one at each end of the tray. Choose Small, Medium or Large; see Etsy for available colors. The on-screen snap cue illustrates the magnetic engagement.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Pick your size

   Small, Medium and Large slide the same way; choose the size that suits your hand.

2. 

   Step 2

   Slide the puck

   Push the puck along its track with a fingertip.

3. 

   Step 3

   Feel it snap

   At each end, the magnet in the tray and the one under the puck pull it in with a snap. Slide it back to repeat.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Keep the track free of debris. Stop use if a magnet becomes loose; keep loose magnets away from children.

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• Choose one, two or three keys; each version has an attached metal keyring.
• Gateron Blue switches provide the click. The preview illustrates the switch housing and actuation.

Choose one, two or three keys, each with an attached metal keyring. Premium PETG-HF base and keycaps; see Etsy for colors. The visual click cue marks switch actuation. Switch housings are illustrated from product references.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Add it to your keys

   Open the metal split ring and thread it onto your keyring. Avoid levering the body sideways.

2. 

   Step 2

   Press the keys

   Press and release each key like a keyboard key. The Gateron Blue switches give the click.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Keep liquid away from the switches. Clean the outside with a dry, soft cloth. Check the loop and ring periodically; stop use if damaged.

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Before you order

• Choose AirTag or UGREEN FineTrack to match the tracker you own.
• Mounting-hole spacing: 65 mm, measured centre to centre. Two M5 screws included.
• Check bottle-cage, frame and screw engagement clearance. Tracker, cage and bicycle not included.

Choose the holder made for your tracker. Fits 65 mm mounting spacing; two M5 screws included. Check frame and bottle-cage clearance before ordering. Tracker, bottle cage and bicycle are not included. The off-white enclosure is the product; bicycle context is illustrative.

Setup & use

1. 

   Step 1

   Take off the bottle cage

   Remove the bottle cage and its screws from the frame’s bottle-cage bosses.

2. 

   Step 2

   Put the tracker in

   Place your AirTag or UGREEN FineTrack in the holder and lay the other half over it. The screws will clamp the halves together.

3. 

   Step 3

   Stack holder and cage

   Line up the holder’s slots with the bosses and place the bottle cage back over it.

4. 

   Step 4

   Fit the two M5 screws

   Fit the two included M5 screws through the cage and holder into the bosses and tighten them. Their clamping force holds the two halves shut.

5. 

   Step 5

   Check before riding

   Follow your bicycle maker’s tightening guidance, then check the cage, bottle and screws are secure before riding.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning. Inspect attachment regularly and after impacts. The holder does not guarantee theft prevention.

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