Mobi Products Side Open USB Cradle for AT&T Tilt

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Price: $24.95

Part# A3121
Mnf# HTC-TYTN2-CRADLE-S
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Mobi Products Side Open USB Cradle

Works with: AT&T Tilt

Product Description

Are you looking for a device to hold, sync, and charge your AT&T Tilt? Mobi Products NEW USB side open USB Cradle will not only fulfill these needs but, with its sleek and stylish design, will also make a great desktop accessory!

This cradle was specifically designed for the AT&T Tilt and includes a stylus and stylus holder!

The USB Desktop Cradle allows you to easily synchronize and charge your device with any computer and it's specially designed so you can access all of your AT&T Tilt features and functions while it's in the cradle.

Keep one for home and one for the office!

*Note: This cradle will not accommodate a phone with an EXTENDED battery/battery door.

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Probably best cradle for the Tilt

User: Steven Zweigart, Jan 25, 2009

Pros:	Solid, functional, practical, and attractive.
Cons:	Imperfect fit, cheesy stylus.

Got this for Christmas. After checking out numerous different cradles for the Tilt, this one seems to be the best, most practical fit. The horizontal aspect is perfect for the Tilt, which sits proudly, in its open "tilted" position in front of my desk phone at my office like a smart little clock, staying synced with my desktop all the while. At first, used it at home with its independent AC charger, where it doubled as my alarm clock.

The clear, lucite-like stylus sticks up like a glowing blue antenna, creating a distraction at the bedside throught the night, but a conversation piece on my desk. I find using my fingertip more useful than trying to retrieve and poke with the stylus, but its there, nonetheless.

My only criticism of the device is that there is not perfect alignment between the USB connector and the phone, causing me to have to fumble a bit rather than just drop-n-slide when I plug up. I believe that I will be able to fix this with a couple of strategically placed pieces of electricians tape to help customize the fit.

Otherwise, if you find a cradle desireable, this unique horizontal base is ideal for the Tilt, and comes highly recommended by this user.

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