by Postmaster General | Aug 23, 2013 | Deal of the Week, iOS Devices
DOTW is back after a week’s “vacation,” with a blast from the past. Yes, we’ve offered this item before, but we’re bringing it back – by popular demand. (We’re all about satisfying the popular demand.)
If you and your family (or roommates, co-workers, dorm buddies) use iOS devices like the iPhone or iPod, you know you can never have enough ways to keep them charged. That one little cube that came with the device just ain’t cutting it. To that end, we offer this three-piece solution, at an amazingly affordable price.
You get a wall outlet charger, a 12-volt car/boat/RV charger, and a one-meter USB to 30-pin connector cable. At this price, you can pick up several, sprinkle them about your home and vehicles – and never get caught with a dead battery again!
More details on this week’s Deal may be found here.
by Postmaster General | Jun 14, 2013 | Apple Inc., Deal of the Week, iOS Devices
The right tool for the job.
There really is no substitute. When you attempt to open or repair a smartphone or other device, and you don’t have the right tools, you are courting disaster. This week’s DOTW addresses the thorny issue of cracking open an iPhone, smartphone, or other tiny electronic devices. Six tools for five bucks – a small price to pay to avoid endless aggravation!
Find out more about this offer by clicking here.
by Postmaster General | Apr 12, 2013 | Apple Inc., Deal of the Week, iOS Devices
That single charger and cable that came with your iPhone or iPod? Not enough.
For one thing, it doesn’t help when you’re in the car. This kit fixes that. Now you can charge your iOS device anywhere there’s a 12V DC outlet.
Keep the original charger at home, and this one at the office – or maybe next to your favorite chair in the living room. Because there’s never a good time to run out of battery charge.
Works with iPhones and iPods using the 30-pin dock connector (iPhone 3, 3GS, 4GS and last-generation and earlier iPods). Not compatible with iPad or any iOS devices using 8-pin Lightning connectors. Get the full story here.
