Testing the one cable and three cable Weighter to see which works best in real world use
buy from amazonI try very hard to keep my desk neat and free of cable clutter. Unfortunately, keeping cables on my desk top for charging or quick connection to my computer is a necessary evil. One of the ways I manage the cable clutter is to use cable mounts like the Native Union Weighter cable organizers.
About the Native Union Weighter Cable Organizers
The Native Union Weighter is a minimalist desk accessory designed to solve one of the most common workspace annoyances: cables constantly slipping off the desk when you unplug a device. Instead of clips or adhesive mounts, the Weighter uses a solid, weighted metal body to keep charging cables anchored exactly where you leave them.
Available in single cable and three cable versions, the Weighter features precision cut arches that guide cables into place while allowing them to slide smoothly when you need to pull or return them. A silicone base helps keep the weight from shifting and protects desk surfaces from scratches.
Built to work with virtually any charging cable, including USB C, Lightning, and standard USB cables, the Weighter fits naturally into a modern desk setup without calling attention to itself. It is designed to feel more like a permanent part of your workspace than a temporary fix, blending practical cable management with Native Union’s signature focus on materials and finish.
Whether used on a nightstand, home office desk, or shared workspace, the Weighter aims to keep everyday charging simple, accessible, and visually tidy without adding clutter or complexity.
Main Features
Weighted Base: Heavy metal body keeps cables anchored and prevents them from falling off your desk. Cable Guides: Precision-cut arches let you thread cables through so they stay in place and are easy to grab. Multiple Configurations: Available in versions for one cable or three cables depending on how many you need to manage. Universal Compatibility: Works with most charging and data cables, including USB-C, Lightning, and USB-A. Non-Slip Silicone Pad: Soft base protects surfaces and adds grip to keep the Weighter from sliding around. Minimal Aesthetic: Clean, compact design that blends with modern desk setups.Pricing & Availability
The Weighter for 1 Cable is $19.99 while the Weighter for 3 cables is $29.99. Both are available in Black and StandStone and both can be purchased on nativeunion.com and Amazon.
User Experience
Both Weighter options came in a Native Union branded box with a clean picture of the product on the front. I do prefer this sort of packaging to plain cardboard boxes especially when I’m pulling products from a retail shelf. It tells me exactly what I’m getting. There wasn’t anything other than the Weighter inside the box and in order to get started, all I had to do was pull it out of the box.
I have to admit that I was surprised that all the Weighter does is sit on top of the cables. I’ve used other cable weights before that sort of act as a case around a cable so that you have to pull it out though the opening of the weight similar to a retractable cable action. With the Weighters, the base just sits on top of the cable so that it can’t fall off the back or side of your desk.
I’ve been using both the one and three cable versions of the Weighter and I find the single version to be more useable than the triple cable option. Here’s why. Since the Weighter just sits on top of a cable instead of a cable snapping into a channel or the weight enclosing the cable in some way, when you lift up the Weighter for 3 to get one cable, the other two slip off the side of the desk. The Weigher for 1 was much more useable. I have a single USB-C cable that I use for most of my high-capacity charging so using the Weighter for it, is great. The cable is always at-the-ready and I don’t have to hunt for it since it’s sitting on my desk now.
Now, I will say that the Weighter for 3 is useful to keep cables organized when they are in use. For example, I was charging a tablet, my phone, and a controller on my desk and rather than the cables being wild and unkempt around my desktop, I was able to route them through the Weighter and it kept everything much more tidy.
Both versions feel solid on the desk. The weight keeps them from moving around, but when I tried to pull a cable through the slot on the Weighter for 3, the entire base moved. The single Weighter was more manageable, but it did still slide when I pulled the cable through the accessory.
They do have a small footprint and blend in nicely near the edge of my desk or next to my monitor stand. The Weighter for 1 is the one I decided to keep on my desk and it fades into the background quietly keeping my workspace looking cleaner.
Conclusion
The Native Union Weighter feels like a unique but slightly imperfect solution to everyday cable clutter. The overall design and build quality are solid, and the concept works best when you understand its limitations. It is not meant to lock cables in place, but rather to keep them from slipping off your desk when they are already in use.
Between the two options, I found the Weighter for 1 cable to be far more practical for daily use. It keeps my most frequently used charging cable accessible at all times without introducing friction or frustration. If you want a clean looking accessory that blends into your desk and helps reduce cable chaos without adhesives or permanent mounting, the Native Union Weighter can be a good fit, especially the single cable model.
For more information, visit nativeunion.com
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