Bdesktop 3D-Printed Workstation Dock – Retro Pyramid Design

This product is a 1:1 scale replica of the iconic 1978 JVC television, faithfully recreated using high-quality 3D printing technology.(Designed by KAi DesignLab)

The full set includes:

• A 3D-printed outer shell

• Internal support structures

• Decorative soundwave display, rotary knobs, and CD/DVD drive

 Please note: iPad mini, HomePod mini, and Mac mini are not included. Devices must be purchased separately.

🎬 Inspired by the Iconic 1978 JVC 3100R
A true tribute to retro-futurism – this 3D-printed pyramid dock reimagines the legendary dual-function TV-radio unit from 1978. A blend of nostalgia and industrial design for modern Apple users.

🍎 Built for the Apple Ecosystem
Compatible with:

• HomePod mini (≥20W power required)
• iPad mini (2012–2024) – supports Sidecar
• Mac mini (2010–2023, including new M4 2024)
  It’s a speaker, it’s a desktop – it’s your all-in-one command center.

🔊 Sound Visualization
See your music. Audio signals turn into real-time waveforms on the display – a visual sound experience that brings your music to life.

💿 Integrated CD/DVD Drive
Adds a touch of classic functionality for your media library or vintage collection.

🌬️ Dual Convection Cooling for Mac mini
Smart ventilation design keeps your devices cool and running at peak performance, even with two Mac minis inside.

🎯 Thoughtful Cable Management
Internal wiring routes all connections to a clean dual-exit setup: one power cable for Mac mini and one for HomePod mini.
iPad mini supports internal charging via magnetic dock.

🧲 Magnetic Panel for iPad Mini
Easily detach or attach your iPad mini with 4 integrated magnets – seamless switching, no tools needed.

🔩 Full Metal Support Arm & Screw Assembly
Reinforced internal metal pivot arm ensures reliable stability.
Assembled with 21 heat-pressed screws – no glue required.

🖨️ Premium 3D Printing Finish
Created using TuoZhu industrial 3D printers and official-grade materials.
Smooth surface, consistent gloss, and precise detailing.
Minor differences may appear between batches – this is a natural trait of 3D-printed art.