I don't know, though I'd expect so, but you can get a phone stand that exposes the USB port on the phone rather than a dock and plug whatever you want into the phone.

EDIT: Unless that's what you're currently doimg and aren't happy with.
I don't know, though I'd expect so, but you can get a phone stand that exposes the USB port on the phone rather than a dock and plug whatever you want into the phone.

EDIT: Unless that's what you're currently doimg and aren't happy with.
Yeah the whole point is to avoid having the cables move at all since they are so sensitive.
I use magnetic cable adapters for my phone, have for 10 years now.
Started as a way to mitigate ports failing on a phone prone to it, now I can't imagine using regular cables.
This is a pricey one, I've always bought multi-packs for the same price.
They come in a variety of orientations.
Just attach the cable where you need it leaving a little flexibility and it'll click in.
Thanks I thought about this option but I didn't want to leave it in all the time. I've been looking all day however and it might be the best option! I wish I had a 3D printer I would print a cradle for a cable to snap into.
Check around you for libraries that may have a 3D printer for use. Usually they just charge for prints by the weight.
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