If you are an owner of Google's Nexus 7, then the thing you were waiting for has finally appeared on Google play.

The official docking station for Nexus 7 is now available on Google play for $29.99. The long-awaited accessory is not available across the world as it is released only for some countries right now.

Right now, the docking station will be available in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Japan, UK and the U.S.

"Starting today, the official Nexus 7 Dock is available for purchase on Google Play in AU, CA, DE, JP, UK and US," a tweet from Google Nexus' official Twitter account states.

The docking station is available with micro-USB connectivity and an audio output line, and will be made available within 1-2 weeks from the order date.

The accessory for the Google Nexus 7 a long-pending device to support the tablet, and many people went on to buy third-party docking stations when the official one wasn't available.

The official docking station was rumored to be arriving in January, but Nexus 7 owners, who wanted to get their hands on the official accessory, were left disappointed one more time.

Although the dock is available now, the buying option is limited to keep the supply of the accessory in check. Google has limited the number of docks to two for one buyer.

With the help of this dock you can get rid of charging your Nexus 7 tablet with wired connection. Resting your tablet in this dock and placing those golden pins in your tablet properly will juice up your device.

The playback option is also very simple and in fact when you place the Nexus 7 device into the dock, the tablet itself asks you if you want to use it for playback.

Remember that the 3.5 mm audio output is just for external speakers and you can't connect any other device to your tablet through it.

You should always remember that Nexus devices and their accessories are famous for getting out of stock very quickly, so makeup your mind fast and head to Google play store if you really want to buy it.

Don't forget to share your experiences with the new docking station in the comments section.