Contort is an additional crazy-useful looking tool from a seemingly unfounded idea-pit at Quirky. Like all Quirky rigging, it combines morality with a re-think of existing solutions. This sold widget is a four-port USB-hub and cable-manager.

At Quirky, they actually are operative with the unfounded pit of ideas. A village of internet denizens coughs out an thought as well as afterwards they work together tirelessly to perfect a design like an army of termites building the dirt-skyscraper, usually in this box the termites have been you as well as me as well as a termite-mound is the handy computer marginal.

The hub is ridiculously basic. The four ports occupy a single side of the tilt around that you hang wandering cables, keeping things tidy and tangle-free. The sole USB-plug sprouts from one finish as well as swivels on the flexible TPE-rubber connective tissue, swinging true from a hole upon a behind or side of your mechanism. There have been additionally four cut-out “anchor” points around a circumference to hook cables as well as keep them resolutely tucked in.

Like any Quirky product, you need to pre-order and then, when sufficient people have committed, production starts. The Contort will cost you $30, and is ready to order right right away.

Contort product page [Quirky. Thanks, Tiffany!]