No matter how small Apple’s Lightning cable port might be, I still manage to get objects from my pocket lodged inside it! Here’s a clever, interactive solution that uses everyone’s favorite building-blocks to protect the device’s port and entertain the user. Each Lego in the Brick series adapts to the port, making your iPhone an integral part of your creation! Do want!
Designer: KBme2
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Wow it’s so hot!!! where can I buy it?
This is a really cool idea…
Where can I get one?
Simple and fun. Try to make more go this. And maybe you can made one inverted (with the bottom part of the bricks) so it will bring more possibilities.
And one on the to, using the headphone entry…