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Desk tools
Desk Pod
Turn a leftover AirPod into a desk controller. Tilt to steer, spin to scroll, flick to click.
20,00 €
AirPods model
Ear
Handle · Dark blue
Cap & collar · Light blue
Puck · Dark blue
20,00 €
1
Kit · ships after you order · + 5 € shipping in Germany, 10 € in the EU
Get to know it
The details that make it.
Desk Pod is for anyone with a leftover AirPod who wants to explore what its motion sensors can do on their desk. No AirPod comes with the kit: you bring your own. It sits in the handle, stem down, and pops back out intact. The charging case sits beside the puck.
A small Mac app reads how the handle moves. After a short setup it can: - steer the pointer when you tilt - scroll when you spin - click when you flick the handle - lock the screen when you flip the handle over - cycle apps, or run a shortcut you assign
The handle turns on a printed spindle with two bearings, and a pair of magnets pulls it back flat.
It comes in dark blue, with a light-blue cap and collar.
The AirPod and a Mac are not included. After you order, you get a link to download the Mac app. It needs macOS 14 or later, and the accessibility permission on your Mac.
On your desk
Specs
- Size
- 67.5 mm tall; puck Ø 88 × 10 mm; handle about Ø 35 mm
- Controls
- tilt, spin, flick, and flip
- Hardware
- two 6700ZZ bearings, 10×2 mm magnet pair, printed puck, foot with spindle, handle and cap
- Colours
- dark-blue handle and puck, light-blue cap and collar
All printed parts, two bearings and a 10×2 mm magnet pair, to put it together. The AirPod and a Mac are not included. After you order, you get a link to download the Mac app.
In the box
- All printed parts: puck, foot with spindle, handle and cap
- Two 6700ZZ bearings
- 10×2 mm magnet pair
- Mac app (download link after purchase)
You supply
- A leftover AirPod, in the model and ear you pick at checkout
- A Mac with macOS 14 or later
- The accessibility permission, when you first open the app
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