Retroid Pocket Nova Dock with Quick Release for 90 USB-C cable

My Retroid Pocket Nova arrived, but the original dock was out of stock. Not a problem with a 3D printer, right?

Here is my take on an easily printable Retroid Pocket Nova stand with a twist. It doubles as a dock, but instead of a fixed USB-C cable assembly, this stand can take a Nova with an attached 90º angle USB-C connector - no unplugging necessary.

This makes it perfect for a short gaming session during a break, leaving the USB cable attached and the Nova always powered.
Moreover, if you are a dev like me, you can quickly roll out your software to the Nova and test it while the debugger and logger are running on your workstation - it is an Android device after all.

Update 2025-08-24:

I switched to a 90º USB-C adapter instead of a cable, as the cable used earlier had connection issues after a short time.

Here is the adapter (affiliate link): https://amzn.to/463X0KF

You can still find the cable here (affiliate link): https://amzn.to/4qrN6f0

Print Parameters

• 2 mm minimum bottom shell thickness or 10 solid 0.2 mm bottom layers - this makes the stand foot heavy.

• 3+ top layers

• 15% grid infill

• 3 perimeters

• Single perimeter on all top surfaces

Assembly

None needed!

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