Organise your cables in a click.
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Pebbl 1 Mini and Pebbl 2
Pebbl cable organisers keep your cables tidy, protected, and easy to carry. Both attach to your existing cables and retract with a click, but each is optimised for different lengths: Pebbl 1 Mini is ideal for Apple’s 1 m charging cables, while Pebbl 2 fits longer braided MacBook chargers up to 2 m and can handle thicker cords. The two can magnetically stack for modular, space-efficient organisation, and magnetic versions keep multiple cables neatly together while extending the life of your high-quality cables.
Snap, Stack & Go
Sustainable by Design
Say goodbye to cheap preinstalled wires and organisers you have to replace. Pebbl works with the high-quality cables you already own, so you only swap the cable when needed. Made from plant-based PLA and locally 3D printed, it’s built to last, and reduce waste.
Set Up Once, Stay Set
Install your cable once and you’re done, Pebbl keeps it safe from everyday damage and nibbling pets. Charge from either side, click to retract, and snap together with your other Pebbls thanks to built-in magnets. Simple, smart, and ready to go.
Your Pebbl, Your Way
Your Pebbl, Your Way
Choose from subtle neutrals or soft tones so your Pebbl is easy to identify, whether it’s your cable, a family member’s, or a friend’s. Makes it simple to find in a bag and grab on the go.
Made in the UK
Made in the UK
Thoughtfully designed and manufactured in the UK, we prioritise quality and environmental responsibility. Local production ensures high craftsmanship while significantly reducing transport emissions.
Award Winning Startup
Award Winning Startup
Born from a University of Bristol engineering project, the Pebbl is the world’s first automatic cable organiser designed for seamless, on-the-go utility. After perfecting the design through thousands of prototypes, the startup was named a winner in the university's New Enterprise Competition, transitioning the product from a student-led invention to a global brand.
Read the full story: University of Bristol News.
