7 Products to Power Your Mobile Devices

Furniture with built-in power allows students to have access to an outlet while they work. Pictured here is the Bretford EXPLORE T-Leg Collaborative Laptop Table with Casters and Power.

In addition to tabletop solutions, schools can also invest in power enabled seating options. Pictured here is a Bretford soft seating solution. This product is something schools might install in a common space like a library or lounge.

For schools with limited floorspace, a wall-mounted charging system is the perfect way to add a power source without detracting from the classroom. Devices simply slide into the designated slots and the cabinet is closed and locked to ensure optimal safety. Pictured here is the Ergotron DM10-1006 designed for iPads.

Cart systems are ideal for schools that share mobile devices between classrooms. Since the cart is on wheels, it can easily be moved from room to room as needed. Pictured here is the LocknCharge Carrier 40 cart. It comes with baskets to make distributing devices among students easier than ever.

If you don’t need to share devices, a stationary multidock can be a great solution for any classroom. Pictured here is the Griffin 10-Bay MultiDock. Just like it sounds, the solution charges up to 10 mobile devices at a time. It also provides the ability to sync.

Students on the go may enjoy power enabled cases. If they’re low on battery life, they can simply snap the case onto their tablet and keep working until they’re able to access an outlet for a full charge. Pictured here is the Morphie Space pack for the iPad Air.

A USB charging solution typically costs less and is more compact than either a cart or wall-mounted solution. It can be a great alternative for smaller classrooms with less devices to manage. Pictured here is the Ergotron Tablet Management Station 16.