New in Hong Kong: Hermès MagSafe wireless charger that’s the pinnacle of tech accessories (and of pricing too)
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Do charging cables constantly leave your desk looking messy, ruining the workspace you’ve so carefully arranged? We rely on all kinds of smart devices every day, yet that doesn’t mean we have to put up with cluttered wires. Hermès has come up with an excellent solution, seamlessly integrating the house’s signature leather craftsmanship into everyday tech accessories. This new collection of tech accessories not only charges your phone, but also doubles as a work of art that adds a sense of refinement to your home or office.
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This new wireless charger collection centers on minimalist design, with the charging pad cleverly concealed beneath finely saddle-stitched leather. This understated design perfectly captures the Old Money aesthetic. Crafted from soft-to-the-touch Swift calfskin, the collection instantly adds a touch of class to any desk or nightstand. It easily charges your phone, AirPods, or Apple Watch, making every time you set down your phone feel a little more ceremonial.
5 styles to consider
The collection offers a range of options suited to different lifestyles. Here are 5 pieces worth watching, with something to suit your everyday needs.
Hermès Paddock Solo Charging Dock (HK$ 9,100/approximately NT$ 37,100)
With its minimalist design, this Swift calfskin MagSafe charging dock is ideal for those who typically charge a single device.
Hermès Paddock Duo Charging Dock (HK$ 12,900/approximately NT$ 52,600)
It supports charging via MagSafe and Apple Watch and is also made from Swift calfskin. A perfect solution for anyone with two devices, it lets you say goodbye to two charging cables tangled across your desk.
Hermès Paddock Yo-yo Cable-Reel Charger (HK$ 12,900/approximately NT$ 52,600)
This portable cable-reel charging dock has a cable that retracts easily and can charge two devices at once. Its thoughtful design makes it especially convenient for working at a café or traveling for business, and it’s the most flexible piece in the collection.
Hermès Paddock Yo-yo Charger with Petite Paddock Storage Box (HK$ 31,100/approximately NT$ 126,900)
It includes a compact leather storage box that fully protects the portable cable-reel charger. The exquisite leather case gives the set a polished feel, making it a great gift for friends who travel often.
Hermès Paddock Duo Charging Dock with Grand Paddock Storage Box (HK$ 37,800/approximately NT$ 154,200)
It comes with a larger, roomy leather storage box that protects the dual charging dock, power adapter, and other accessories. This exceptionally luxurious set turns the everyday task of charging into an art-appreciation experience.
After seeing the entire collection, the Paddock Yo-yo cable-reel charger is easily the most tempting. Portable charging cables on the market tend to tangle, but its yo-yo-like winding mechanism completely solves the storage problem. Tech products are updated quickly, while an accessory made with premium leather and classic stitching only develops a warmer texture over time. With work being so stressful every day, replacing the small items you use most with designs that please the eye is one of the most practical ways to treat yourself. The full collection is now available on the official website, so take a look if you’re interested!
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