Originally Posted by davethorp:
“Could you not quickly survey people at work to better establish the mix of phones? Your proposal does seem reasonable if there is a broadly even split of devices but if more people have iPhones then you may find you need more lightning cables. Or if more people have Android devices you may need more micro USB”
Well staff have HTC, Nokia Lumia or iPhones .. only a few had the Windows Nokia ones and majority had HTC, but the last 2 years we've switched to mainly iPhones so majority now seem to use an iPhone. In reality the charging station is for clients visiting (its in the waiting area) so can't really survey them, was just looking to capture 90% of users... I'm sure the odd client will turn up with an old school Nokia or Blackberry. I think I can safety ignore old Nokia, but should I consider for Blackberry??
Originally Posted by
squawkBOX:
“I have one of these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Sized...ords=anker+usb
You can get up to 10 USB slots if you've got lots of charging going on. It might be a better solution than having lots of actual plugs?
Just be careful if you are buying USB cables that people don't steal them!”
Looks interesting but we have a built in station with wireless charging pads then we have a slot for several leads to come up at the back and essential its just a case of us buying the leads and plugging them in under neath. If they yanked the leads hard enough they could in theory pull them out of the power socket plug but I think that a chance we'll have to take.