- Non-OEM Case for Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch Android Tablet
- Padded tablet compartment with Velcro retaining strap (Netbook NOT included)
- Large accessory pocket for power brick, cords and mouse.
- Interior storage pockets for netcard, SD cards, magazine and cellphone. Padded interior dividers for customization. Adjustable padded shoulder strap.
- Available in Black, Dark Blue and Red. Search: rooCASE Classic Tablet Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch Android Tablet
Monday, October 20, 2014
rooCASE Tablet Carrying Bag for Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch Android Tablet - Classic Series Dark Blue /
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Accessorise Google Nexus 7 inch Tablet Leather Folio Case Cover with Built-in Multi-Angle Stand-Gree
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Blue Owl TPU Soft Skin Gel Case Cover for Verizon AT&T Sprint Apple Iphone 4 4S + Microfiber Pouch B
note re: seller's excellent customer service: my case arrived appropriately packaged and with protective film covering back of case/owl design. there were two scratches that were deep enough to leave faint lines when film was removed. I emailed seller and David responded in a timely manner and offered to replace my cover at no extra charge! the replacement cover arrived and is in excellent condition. wish all vendors were as attentive, courteous, and concerned with providing excellent customer service as this vendor! would def buy from this vendor again and recommend to others.I had bought this product, *new*, and received it with tons of scratches all over the case. I was excited to get it, it was adorable, but it just wasn't what I expected. It scratched easily and I was mad that it looked worn. Threw it out. Waste of my money.I get tons of compliments on this adorable case. Today, I dropped my phone face-down in a parking lot and guess what? It bounced! No damage to the phone whatsoever. I have 3 friends walking around with cracked iPhone screens, so this is an especially big deal to me. Awesome! I definitely recommend this phone :)
Monday, September 1, 2014
Bundle Monster Vinyl Skin Sticker For PlayStation PS3 S SLIM Game Console - Cover Protector Art Deca
- For PS3 SLIM only. Skins are made up of ultra thin and superb vinyl material that is environmental friendly. These are NOT hard case or faceplate.
- Our vinyl skins have an upscale leather like finish to distinguish your game console. (See Close Up Shot Image)
- Highly durable and prevent abrasions & scratching. Removal of skins will not leave any sticky residual
- Does not block any vent holes or void your console's warranty
- This item includes 2 controller skins.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
rooCASE Slim-Fit (Black) Folio Case Cover with Multi Adjustable Viewing Angles for Acer Iconia Tab A
There are three slots in the cover of the case to allow the different viewing angles. This seems quite adequate to me. When not using the cover to hold an angle, it folds flat behind and is totally out of the way.
My only gripe about the case is the hook that holds the cover over the screen when not using the Iconia. I haven't found an easy way to release it to view the screen. It is pretty tight and takes a firm pull to release. It is also somewhat difficult to find the right place to pull.
One last note. The stylus included is more useful than I thought it would be. To me it was a throw in that I figured never to use. The really nice part of it is it doesn't leave finger prints! :-) The end has a soft rubber tip. It is probably the size of a finger tip and works fairly well. It does seem to take a little more pressure to activate the click but not bad. I like to be able to use my finger to make the page scroll quickly to get to the bottom. The stylus doesn't work quite as well for this either. Overall, the stylus is a nice add in.
While not being perfect, this is really better than a 4 star product IMO but thus the limitations of the system.Good quality and design.
a little bit heavy (300g) = with the Tablet more than 1kg but it's ok.
Perfect Fit and protection.Quite happy with it. Thin enough so as not to make it too bulky.
It will slip out of the groove in stand mode if you jab it too hard. Pretty simple to compensate for.
Smells good too.The iconia is a chunky tab. this case doesnt add much at all and feels good in the hand. Good quality leather. Not high end leather, but its good.
I am happy with purchanse only becasue it is the best offering out there, not becasue it is the ideal design for me.
Cons:
Latch to keep cover closed sucks. Its a piece of bent metal that doesnt offer any sort of reliability.
Corner coverage, at best decent, good for daily use. Wouldnt use it in industrial situations.
To keep the cover smal they lose tha bility for the tab to stand on the rear most noth (most upright) with any stability. On a perfect flat surface its ok.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Nokia 3.5mm Audio Adapter Black Ad-50 Ad50 for 5200 5300 8800
- Adapter to convert a 3.5mm connection headset to your 2.5mm nokia phone!
- Color: Black
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I have a Nokia E71 Unlocked. The Earbud that came with my E71 had a 3 ring male extension so I assumed that I needed a 2.5mm to 3.5mm 3 ring male extension for the adaptor. I WAS WRONG! If you want to use any of the Great 3.5mm 2 ring male extension Headsets (Which 90% are) You need to get this AD-50. I had gone locally to test this out before I ordered this and I suggest that you do the same. I found many of the adaptors on the in market place to be of low quality costing on average in the $10 dollar range. They were noisy and had a lot of static poorly made. I purchased this unit. It arrived in perfect shape. I plugged into my cell phone and plugged the 2 ring extension 3.5mm headset into it and the sound was awsome! Both stereo channels played perfectly with great frequency response and no static. Apparently, there are 2 different setups being sent by Nokia. You have to determine which one it is before ordering. Do not assume because the earbuds that arrived with your Nokia E71 Unlocked unit are 3 ring male extension that the adapter you need for the 3.5mm headset with 2 ring male extension needs a 3 ring extention going into the phone IT DOES NOT! I hope this helps you in your search for the right adaptor. I purchased this unit from Amazon and saved a lot of money too!Read Best Reviews of Nokia 3.5mm Audio Adapter Black Ad-50 Ad50 for 5200 5300 8800 Here
Please note that this device WILL NOT allow you to feed audio from your Nokia phone to a generic audio device that uses a 3.5mm plug.I thought I researched this adequately before purchasing, but it turns out that you need a OEM Nokia 2.5mm Jack to 3.5mm Handsfree adapter ( AD-61 ) instead.
I'm not sure what the Nokia AD-50 is really good for, since it seems to be limited to Nokia branded audio devices (for output).
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I can now use other earbuds and headset on my E71 Straightalk phone. Good shipping service from vendor too. A little bulky, but at least it does what it is advertised to do. It adapts 3.5mm plugs to the Nokia 2.5mm recepticle on the E71 phone. Hope this helps someone mak a decision.ahora puedo usar audifonos estandar y de mejor calidad para escuchar musica en mi E71. el articulo es totalmente original. super recomendado!Sunday, August 17, 2014
M-Edge SuperShell Case for iPad Mini, Cobalt Blue
- Made from ultra-protective closed-cell foam that helps absorb shocks if iPad mini is dropped
- SuperShell wraps around all iPad mini borders with thick, high-impact corners for maximum protection
- Opening for rear facing camera and speaker
- Allows access to all ports and buttons
- Push buttons for volume and power
Monday, July 7, 2014
Peek Pronto Mobile Messaging Device (Grey)
- Small, stylish design easily fits in pockets
- Full QWERTY keyboard for fast, responsive input
- Measures 2.7 x 4 x 0.4 inches (WxHxD); weighs 3.85 ounces
- Service plan no longer supported by manufacturer.
To sum it up: It's still a work in progress (inconsistent delivery of email/text messages and slow UI being the biggest flaws), but Peek's excellent customer service more than makes up for its shortcomings. I'll explain a bit more later in this review.
I'll break up my review in two categories: hardware and software.
I. Hardware
A. Build Quality Metallic back feels solid. It doesn't feel cheap at all. Because of its dedicated functionality, it's not full of bells and whistles that inflate the price. The front face has a rubbery texture that attracts lint and dust in your pocket, but so far no scratches on the LCD. Overall, it feels as solid as, let's say, an iPhone 3G.
B. Keyboard One of the best I've used on a mobile device. With my stubby, fat hands, the spacing between each key makes thumbboarding a joy. It took me a good day or so to adjust to the layout and off I went. My only beef is with the spacebar. There's this gap in between the spacebar that makes it seem as if two standard keys were placed close together and then covered by the same piece of rubber. But after a couple days, that became a non-issue.
C. QVGA LCD Sharp, easy to read, spacious enough to read emails. Nothing much to comment here since you're looking at text most of the time (along with the occasional image attachment--more about that in a bit)
D. Other notes It feels comfortable in my hand. It's also sleek and thin enough to easily slip into my jean pockets. The jogwheel on the side could be a bit better since it's not easy to turn and grip sometimes. I also wish the power button stuck out a *little* more to make it easier to turn it off. And I also wish that it had a screen-lock slide-switch rather than a dedicated key on the keyboard, but that's just preference rather than function.
Other visual stimuli include a blue LED on the upper left corner of the Peek Pronto. It will flash whenever you receive a new email. Unfortunately, there's no way to disable the flashing, so it can be distracting at times.
II. Software/UI
A. Navigation Your inbox is your "home" screen. Once you setup your primary email address and activate your device, an initial batch of emails will get "pushed" to your device. Once you push in your jogwheel, a vertical menu appears. You then scroll through the options, albeit slowly (not-so-Pronto when you want to go to "Contacts" near the bottom of the menu list).
There are various keyboard shortcuts you can learn that will save you a couple steps. Although, a shortcut to "Send" emails is conspicuously missing (instead you have to click the jogwheel, menu opens up, and then you click again to send).
B. Email & Text Send/Receive Speed This will be a sticking point for current and potential Peek buyers. For the first 5 days, delays in receiving and sending email/text messages varied. Sometimes I'd receive new email within seconds or minutes. There were times I'd get new email 5-10 minutes after they appear in my Gmail webmail. When I send/receive text messages, they sometimes arrive instantaneously, fail to reach their recipient, or arrive on the person's cell phone a day later (!). So, by all means, don't use the Peek when you need to contact a person on short notice. Call them instead.
On the plus side, for the past couple days, my emails have been arriving in my inbox almost around the same time it appears in my webmail, sometimes even *before*.
Since I use my Peek for personal email and not critical or work-related email, I'm fine with the occasional delay. Just know it's not going to replace your work's Blackberry infrastructure anytime soon.
C. Attachments I've only tested JPEG attachments, so I can't vouch for the quality of DOC/PDF attachments. Yes, you can view pictures on your Peek, but the images are so heavily compressed that they can appear dark and/or pixelated. It's adequate, but don't expect anything spectacular--just good to take a "peek" at an image before you see it on your PC. And besides, since the Peek relies on a super slow GPRS data network, it's a blessing to even have image support.
D. Contact Import What's cool is that the Peek can retrieve my contacts stored in my Gmail account. You will get an initial email notification when the download starts and then another notification when it has finished downloading all of your contacts. It detected all 100 of my contacts just fine. Also, if you compose emails to other addresses not stored in your contacts database, that email address or phone number will automatically save into your Peek contacts. So when you begin to type the address or number again, a popup appears of contacts related to those letters/numbers.
E. Search You can search through your emails. You can choose various filters, including filter out only emails with attachments. A large inbox will naturally result in longer search times.
F. Other notes No folder support, so all emails from different addresses get parsed into a single inbox view. That's something they need to change in future iterations of the OS. The only native folders available on the device other than inbox are "Sent, Draft, and Trash."
There are also settings in the Peek to add more email addresses, change the volume and vibration settings, and other minor customization options.
Despite its occasional slowness and blemishes, I love my Peek because it's saving me money. I just realized very recently that I don't need the bells and whistles of an iPhone or a typical smartphone. It's not worth paying $30 a month to download 10 fart apps. Instead of paying over $90 a month with my old iPhone plan, I'm paying $40/month for my Peek+Phone Power VOIP service at home. Major savings w/o contracts or additional fees.
And Peek's customer service is top notch. I got two free months of service b/c I called about their Radio Shack promotion and inquired about getting a deal due to the recent $20 price drop (and having only owned the Peek for less than a week). They also have a Twitter/Facebook presence, telling me that they're dedicated to helping its users and community.
To sum it all up, if you're a power-user, avoid the Peek for now until its infrastructure matures. But if you're like me and is looking to save money, cut off his/her smartphone bill, and fine with the occasional delays, then the Peek is where it's at.
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I coordinate many nonprofit fundraising events and had been looking for a way to keep in touch with volunteers while prepping such events, or while such events were in progress. In most cases my event site had no wifi, or unsecured wifi. And I'm on a budget! Didn't really want to get a "smart phone".I saw the Peek reviewed in the Wall Street Journal, and bought it to fill my need. I quickly found another benefit. I could *shut off* my laptop and handle chores, untethered to a large piece of equipment, and continue to be responsive to my volunteer base and whoever else wanted to contact me via email. Because my Peek tells *me* when I have mail I don't have to constantly visit my laptop and refresh the screen to see if I have mail.
Using the Peek saves me time in another way. I don't get distracted by the wonders of the Internet while I handle my email on my Peek.
I bought my Peek in Nov 2008, with pre-installed software version 1.04. Peek has helped me upgrade (for free, as has been its practice) to a test version of 1.09 Pronto. Compared to prior software versions, Peek Pronto has these benefits for me (note this is not a full feature list just the ones which mattered most to me):
a emails travel from my email providers' servers to my Peek faster than previously. In some cases, lightening fast seconds instead of minutes.
b texting to cell phones is preserved and also made faster. This is important to me because my sister does not use email so my "quickie" communications to her are via text to her cell phone
c search! Far better ability than before to search the Contact database. And it's available for the first time for email folders. The search capability is not as robust as Gmail and such, but it's a great start.
d the ability to read certain attachments (docs and pdfs, in addition to the jpgs previously allowed).
e louder ringtones/harder vibration settings to alert one that You Have Mail! (And Pronto has 5 ringtones, vs the one offered by prior software versions.)
f bold print to enhance one's ability to read the text of an email.
I admire Peek's constant striving to improve their product. This release is another great step forward.
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I purchased a Peek when it first came out, based on a favorable review in the Wall Street Journal. I was looking for a mobile email solution to replace my Blackberry. I liked several aspects of the Peek, relative to a Blackberry or other smartphones. In a nutshell:+ The device does not require a service contract. If you don't like it, you can discontinue the service. You can also reactivate the service later if you choose to.
+ The full keyboard on the Peek, which reminds me of the original Blackberry, is much more efficient than trying to tap out messages on a non-smartphone keypad.
+ Peek email service is relatively cheap compared to the data plan on, e.g., an iPhone.
+ The Peek allowed me to synch up with three separate email accounts and did not require forwarding copies of messages to the device like some solutions do.
That was the promise. I would still love the Peek if the device had lived up to that promise. In reality, unfortunately, the value of the device was undercut badly by a series of serious reliability and quality problems. Specifically:
The device very often cannot get a radio signal. This is obviously a huge issue. As other reviewers have pointed out, coverage is very spotty.
The Peek routinely stops receiving messages, but it provides no indication that this has happened. As a result, you don't know whether you haven't received any messages, or whether people have been sending you messages but the Peek just doesn't know it. On multiple occasions, I missed important messages because the Peek looked like it was active but in fact had stopped receiving messages. An email message from the Peek CEO to all users said that best way to make sure you had received all messages was to turn the device off and back on, but rebooting the device all throughout the day just isn't practical. This reliability issue was a real show stopper for me.
There can be a significant delay (even when the device is working) between when messages are sent and when they arrive on the Peek.
The device itself, while slim and with a nice bright screen, has significant quality issues. The cursor wheel that controls the device suffers from a noticeable lag -you have to spin it and spin it before the cursor starts to move. In addition to being an annoyance (in this day and age, we expect electronics devices to respond without a lag), it can cause real problems. For example, on multiple occasions I unintentionally deleted or sent messages because I clicked the cursor wheel a second time, thinking that I hadn't clicked it all the way the first time. To get an idea of what it's like trying to use the Peek cursor wheel (which is key to using the Peek), imagine how hard it would be to use your computer if clicking on an object on screen with your mouse sometimes did what you wanted, sometimes didn't, and sometimes did but with a three-second delay. It can cause real problems day to day.
The Peeksters (as the employees at Peek call themselves) mean well, but they don't seem to have the capacity to follow up on problems effectively. In trying to solve the reliability problems, I had multiple individuals at Peek offer to do something then drop the ball and not follow through.
After five months of using the device and upgrading to Peek Pronto, I finally decided to cut my losses and discontinue the service. I hope Peek solves these quality problems. They seem like good folks and the Peek is a neat concept, but the problems are serious enough that Peek email just isn't worth the price at this point.
P.S. Given my troubles with the Peek, I was surprised by the number of five-star ratings. Several of these reviews are from reviewers who have reviewed no other products, and I recognized at least one of those reviewer's names as matching that of a person at Peek customer support. I would suggest that you check out the reviewers, not just the reviews, so you can weed out any reviews that are actually guerrilla marketing by the company.
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Do not buy Peek has gone out of business. However if you need a paper weight this is an excellent choice!I bought this product with much enthusiasm and it lasted just one evening.1. Peek website and brochures promise 3 email accounts. Hidden there is a setup (device type Classic) where you can only add 2 email accounts. This is not mentioned anywhere in the package. You can only find it on your device once you switch it on. When I called the customer service, i was asked to pay additional amount which i did with full faith and a wait time of 3-4 days, i was able to add additional email account.
2. Exactly few hours after i activated, i got a note from peek care indicating my mailbox needs tidying up and previous days emails were gone. I am still waiting for a feedback from the support team.
3. After paying additional amount, and getting it upgraded, the device keeps resetting the personal preferences constantly. When I reported the issue, the response was, "it is a known issue, this issue can only be fixed by sending the peek device to our New York office as the device is missing set of crucial files. By the way, you will not have access to your device and emails during that time.
4. Every so often, i realized that NOT all my emails show up on the Peek device. You constantly need to watch out your mailbox with another mechanism. There is no pattern that i have observed as such.
5. When I reported the issue about emails not coming into Peek, I was provided no response. Few days later, I started receiving all spam emails. With additional follow up with the customer service team, i was told that the team is waiting on some feedback from me. In addition, i was asked to provide "Subject Header" of the emails i am missing in the device.
6. There is no proper way to keep track of the issues you report to the Peek customer service team. There is no incident # or a way to follow up.
Overall, i am very disappointed and dissatisfied and discontinued the service in just a few weeks.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
For iPad 2 Slim Case Work with Apple Smart Cover White
- Silicone case for Apple iPad 2 Provides Firm Grip
- Work with Apple Smart Cover
- Impact Resistant
- Access to all Controls
- Slim and Light Weight
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This is an excellent product. I have had it on my iPad 2 for approximately a year or so and I couldn't be happier. I am a mother of 3 young children and also have my iPad 2 with me all the time, where ever I go. Along with the excellent screen protector I have, this back casing has kept my iPad 2 in excellent condition. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking into different accessories for their iPad. It was an very reasonable price, received it in a very timely manner, and have had absolutely no problems with it. Extremely pleased with this product and would recommend it to anyone looking into purchasing this product.Read Best Reviews of For iPad 2 Slim Case Work with Apple Smart Cover White Here
This item is merely ok! It slips on the back of the iPad, however after some use, you will notice that it slips off really easily. Because it only is on by a few corners and sides due to the iPad cover and magnet covering one side, it is held on on limited surfaces. The cover doesn't stay on, the edges and sides come off easily especially when you stick it in your bag or briefcase, when you pull it out, chances are the cover has come off altogether or at least part of it is. I have since removed it and thrown it out!Want For iPad 2 Slim Case Work with Apple Smart Cover White Discount?
It has good material, but after 4 months, the cover is all dirty and I can't clean it! I know it is white, but I though I would be able to clean it, which is not true. I tried to clean using everything and I will buy another color.Wednesday, April 9, 2014
rooCASE Tablet Carrying Bag for Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch Android Tablet - Classic Series Black
- Non-OEM Case for Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch Android Tablet
- Padded tablet compartment with Velcro retaining strap (Netbook NOT included)
- Large accessory pocket for power brick, cords and mouse.
- Interior storage pockets for netcard, SD cards, magazine and cellphone. Padded interior dividers for customization. Adjustable padded shoulder strap.
- Available in Black, Dark Blue and Red. Search: rooCASE Classic Tablet Toshiba Thrive 10.1-Inch Android Tablet
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
BoxWave Archos 5 PMP ClearTouch Anti-Glare Screen Protector (Single Pack)
- Winner of Handheld Computing's Top Award!
- Super clear and packed with numerous features
- Anti-Glare, Dust Repelling, Fingerprint Free, and Improves Handwriting Recognition
- Washable and Reusable, ClearTouch Anti-Glare protects your Archos 5 PMP's sensitive touchscreen against Scratches
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It does the job but it is really just over priced sticky plastic, dosnt leave finger prints and does lower glare which is goodFriday, March 21, 2014
Bundle Monster Vinyl Skin Sticker For PlayStation PS3 S SLIM Game Console - Cover Protector Art Deca
- For PS3 SLIM only. Skins are made up of ultra thin and superb vinyl material that is environmental friendly. These are NOT hard case or faceplate.
- Our vinyl skins have an upscale leather like finish to distinguish your game console. (See Close Up Shot Image)
- Highly durable and prevent abrasions & scratching. Removal of skins will not leave any sticky residual
- Does not block any vent holes or void your console's warranty
- This item includes 2 controller skins.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
rooCASE Capacitive (Silver) Stylus for Apple iPad with Rentina Display, 4th Generation / iPad 2 / iP
Sunday, March 9, 2014
Gps Receiver For Bluetooth Cell Phone, Pda And PC
Friday, March 7, 2014
Piel Frama iMagnum Leather Case for iPad 2 & 3 (Red)
- Handmade by experienced leather craftsmen in high quality cowskin
- Snug leather frame with soft lining fits the iPad 2 & 3 like a glove
- Convenient cutouts provide easy access to all iPad features and ports
- Inner thermoplastic polymer structure provides high resistence and perfect fit
- Designed to work in complement the iPad Smart Cover (not included), and available in the same colors
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Retractable Dual Function Charge and Hot Sync Gomadic USB Cable for the Palm palm Treo 600. Both cha
- Ultra compact and spring loaded retractable mechanism will expand to 38" in total cable length and then retract back into a 2 inch case which will fit neatly in a shirt pocket.
- Integrated TipExchange Technology provides an upgradeable path by simply exchanging the physical connector plug. Specific connection for the Palm palm Treo 600 is included with additional connectors sold separately.
- Cable tip, wiring and power configuration is designed to the Palm palm Treo 600 specification. Supports USB 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 transfer standards.
- Merges two critical functions, charging and synching, into one portable accessory. Saves space, clutter and money.
- Cable expands from 2 to 34 inches in seconds (and everything in between). Simply press the integrated retraction button, and the cable effortlessly rolls back into the casing.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
rooCASE Neoprene Super Bubble Sleeve Case for Acer Aspire One AO721-3574 11.6-inch (Black / Dark Blu
Sunday, November 17, 2013
LG VX9900 enV Verizon Wireless Battery + Car Charger + Wall Charger 3 Kit
- Quality- Brand new non OEM high quality lithium-ion battery.
- Quality- Brand new high quality rapid car charger. Non-OEM
- Quality- Brand new non-OEM high quality rapid home/travel charger.
- Compatibility: LG VX9900 enV Verizon Wireless
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The ordered arrived quickly to my door. I have used the battery and it works great. The car and wall charger both had the same issue with the connector (to the phone) coming apart after the first or second use. I just used a little super glue to put both connectors back together and they are working fine, now. Note: The battery cover is gray, which is part of the battery so it looks a little strange on my green enV, but it does work fine.Read Best Reviews of LG VX9900 enV Verizon Wireless Battery + Car Charger + Wall Charger 3 Kit Here
It was everything I expected. I could not get these items from a local dealer due to it being an older phone.Want LG VX9900 enV Verizon Wireless Battery + Car Charger + Wall Charger 3 Kit Discount?
This battery was a definite step up from the dead one that I'd limped along with for so long. Since it was reconditioned or maybe because it was so old, the battery life was not what I expected from a "new" battery. With that said, however, the price was beyond great for what I received. I would definitely recommed for someone looking for a cheap battery without paying store prices.Great buy was really cheap and fast shipping couldnt find this anywhere else was an old phone so they dont sell them anymore I'm very happy with this purchase thanks so much.Thursday, October 10, 2013
Zoom 4314 Bluetooth Thumbnail Size Class 1 USB Adapter - USB - 3Mbps - Bluetooth 2.1
- USB CLASS1 CLASS2 CLASS3
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I am thrilled with this adapter. It is the full retail version not some non-OEM knock-off that does not include any software or drivers (and trust me you need the drivers & software to get all the features working) like many other sellers are pushing for a few bucks. This is the real deal and includes a copy of Bluesoleil BT management software which is dialed in for this adapter.This adapter works great with my Motorola S805 BT Stereo Headset. It works fine with Skype as well as streaming audio to the headset. One caveat is that you need to remember if your BT device is not a Class 1 device then your range will be less for VOIP or other audio input needs. I can LISTEN to audio for almost the full 100m with no walls in between. But transmitting back to the system stops after about 20'-30' indoors. I can live fine with that range. But just remember the limiting factor is always going to be the device with the shortest transmission range.
My only concern is losing the darned thing!! It is teeeeeny which is GREAT it stays out of the way on my laptop.
Amazingly quick to ship...had it almost "before the check cleared"...;) Works like a charm with my Motorola S805 BT Stereo Headset.I bought this and had a lot of issues with the driver under Windows XP. I used it to interface my desktop to some Sony headphones. When I turned on my headphones, it was about 50 / 50 that the driver would correctly switch from speakers to the headphones. A big PITA. When I upgraded my OS to Windows 7, it became rare that I could get the headphones to work at all. If you go to the Zoom (Blue Soleil) website to find an updated driver, they will offer to sell you new expensive software.
Rather than spend more money on this just to get a decent driver, I instead bought a Medialink USB adapter. That product has worked perfectly every time under Windows 7. I would advise you to buy the Medialink adapter.
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I would recommend this as the it is Class 1 rating and will improve the range of transmission/reception of the Bluetooth signals.I bought this to work with my Turtle Beach PX5 headset. In general the product works, just not quite acceptably. I'm able to use it with my headset and my Logitech DiNovo Keyboard.My biggest complaint is that it "loses" my keyboard signal from time to time (it's already happened twice while typing this review). I'll be using my touchpad, or typing and the cursor will freeze, then after a second or two, all the keys come rushing back. This happens quite frequently, like every couple of minutes. I did not have this problem when I was using by bluetooth adapter that came with the keyboard.
I switched to the Zoom bluetooth adapter because the dongles would "battle it out" for signals and the Zoom would often overwhelm the Logitech Class 1 receiver. Also, the Logitech dongle would interfere with the headset and I would hear static.

