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Our battery-operated portable DVD player delivers a sharp, clear picture in a unit the size of a paperback.

Our battery-operated portable DVD player delivers a sharp, clear picture in a unit the size of a paperback. See less

Highlights: Most Portable Handheld DVD Player The most portable handheld DVD player available, this compact monitor delivers a sharp, clear picture and is about the size of a paperback. Its ABS plastic case is sheathed in a protective rubber frame that allows a sure grip and cushions the 4 1/5" screen...

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Have you ever been in a back room of your home and missed a visit from friends because you could not hear them knocking or had the frustration of hearing your doorbell but not knowing which door your visitors were ringing? That won't happen when you... See more

Have you ever been in a back room of your home and missed a visit from friends because you could not hear them knocking or had the frustration of hearing your doorbell but not knowing which door your visitors were ringing? That won't happen when you use the Broan Wireless Doorbell. It installs quickly without the hassle of running any wires. Just mount the transmitter near your door and plug the receiver in to a 120v wall outlet anywhere in your home(this will save you from having to buy batteries!). When the transmitter button is pressed a pleasant chime will sound. One button is included with this kit but extra Wireless Button units can be purchased to allow you to have a door bell on each door to your home. Each button can be set to different chime tone so you can easily identify which door your visitor has come to.You can choose from 3 different tones, 8 note Westminster, 2 note ding dong, 1 note ding. Dimensions chime are 3 1/8" x 4 3/8". See less

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http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.shoes.com/productimages/shoes_iaec1039131.jpg&imgrefurl=http: Remixing greatest hits and introducing new shoe styles, 80%20's Fall 2008 collection may inspire you to break some records of your own.... See more

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.shoes.com/productimages/shoes_iaec1039131.jpg&imgrefurl=http: Remixing greatest hits and introducing new shoe styles, 80%20's Fall 2008 collection may inspire you to break some records of your own. Rock a classic boot with the signature hidden wedge in a traditional knee high. Add the latest spin with a slouchy western or riding boot. Step it up in a poppy patent leather bootie or mary jane. In the boys club of mammoth footwear brands, Ce Ce Chin's story reads like David vs. Goliath. Of course you can't go wrong with a great idea; the concept behind 80%20 came from her observation that we tend to wear the favorite 20% of our wardrobe 80% of the time- and these shoes are definitely part of the 20% you can't live without. ... See less

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iGala Wi-Fi Linux Based Photo Frame - Wi-Fi enabled photo frame can pull photos from Gmail and Flicker and has touch screen interface for network configuration

iGala Wi-Fi Linux Based Photo Frame - Wi-Fi enabled photo frame can pull photos from Gmail and Flicker and has touch screen interface for network configuration See less

Highlights: $239.99

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The Gorillapod Go-Go is a one-of-a-kind mobile entertainment kit that allows you to position or attach your handheld devices almost anywhere. From cell phones, to MP3/MP4 players, to PDAs, to digital cameras, the Go-Go can handle practically any... See more

The Gorillapod Go-Go is a one-of-a-kind mobile entertainment kit that allows you to position or attach your handheld devices almost anywhere. From cell phones, to MP3/MP4 players, to PDAs, to digital cameras, the Go-Go can handle practically any device in virtually every situation. It offers multiple attachment options for your gadgets. The universal adapter screw on the slim-line clip attaches to practically any digital camera. The suction-cup clip holds vacuum-tight to virtually any flat surface—with the flip of a switch. Flip the other way to remove. High-bond adhesive clips stick to most anything for a more permanent attachment. Two included. Flexible joints bend and rotate 360° to form the perfect shape. The Gorillapod's lock ring enables extra security to ensure your camera is safely attached. Rubberized ring & foot grips provide extra gripping power to grapple wherever you want to go. * Perfect for holding cell phones, music/video players, PDAs, compact digital cameras * 1 ×... See less

Highlights: $29.99

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* Capacity: SLR and compact video cameras up to 1.75 lbs (800g) * Camera interface: Universal 1/4-20 screw * Dimensions: 9.8" x 2.0" x 2.0" (25 x 5 x 5 cm) * Weight: 5.8oz (165g) * One year warranty

* Capacity: SLR and compact video cameras up to 1.75 lbs (800g) * Camera interface: Universal 1/4-20 screw * Dimensions: 9.8" x 2.0" x 2.0" (25 x 5 x 5 cm) * Weight: 5.8oz (165g) * One year warranty See less

Highlights: $18.99 - $49.99

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Walking upright is a sure sign that you're evolved, but we think you should take it one step further and walk upright while computing. The Connect-A-Desk is a new product that gives you the ability to use your laptop with both hands free, to type... See more

Walking upright is a sure sign that you're evolved, but we think you should take it one step further and walk upright while computing. The Connect-A-Desk is a new product that gives you the ability to use your laptop with both hands free, to type while walking or standing. Includes the laptop harness & desk, everything you need to use your laptop computer while standing. Works with any size laptop, notebook, or tablet computer. Adjustable to fit any size person. Quick and easy to put on and take off and ergonomically designed for comfort. It's truly mobile and portable, no need for a laptop cart or stand. Connect-A-Desk makes any laptop truly mobile. Taking notes with a full size keyboard while having the ability to move around can be of great value to almost any laptop user. * Great for: archeologists, insurance adjusters, real estate appraisers, architects, engineers, students, site surveys, inspectors, inventory, warehouse, nurses * Fits into most computer bags * Straps can be... See less

Highlights: $29.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Yep. Time to take a second mortgage on your home or break into your kid's college fund. With the singing of angels and a ray of sunlight parting the clouds, the fabled Optimus Maximus Keyboard has descended from Russian design studio Art Lebedev like... See more

Yep. Time to take a second mortgage on your home or break into your kid's college fund. With the singing of angels and a ray of sunlight parting the clouds, the fabled Optimus Maximus Keyboard has descended from Russian design studio Art Lebedev like an orgasm of geekiness. As you should know by now this amazing keyboard features a tiny screen on each key... that's 113 screens in all. What can you do with these tiny screens, you ask? Well, each key can change its image dynamically depending on what you're doing. Hold down SHIFT and all keys go uppercase. Run Photoshop and you can set it so each hotkey has an image representing its function. Set a key to monitor your CPU usage or display what iTunes track you are currently playing. You can make a key into a tiny clock with moving hands and play animated gif files or even quicktime movies. Of course all this futuristic technology is going to cost you a pretty penny... but we figure you'll just expense the Optimus and tout its "incredible... See less

Highlights: $1,599.99

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Brilliant Earth Poster - An amazing image of earth at night...ready for framing!

Brilliant Earth Poster - An amazing image of earth at night...ready for framing! See less

Highlights: $21.99

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It is well known that bars in the depths of outer space are either hyper-stylistic and antiseptic, or gritty underworld analogues to the dystopic dives of today. There are two constants, however, that bind those visions of futuristic libations. One -... See more

It is well known that bars in the depths of outer space are either hyper-stylistic and antiseptic, or gritty underworld analogues to the dystopic dives of today. There are two constants, however, that bind those visions of futuristic libations. One - alchohol keeps getting better and more potent. Two - booze either smokes, glows, or both. Take the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster, for instance. As everyone who's had their head (or heads) smashed in with a lemon-wedge wrapped around a large gold brick can attest, it is possibly the greatest beverage ever created, and it most certainly glows with the fires of Angolian suns, and bubbles with the heady swamp-gas of Fallia. However, considering our current inability to break the warp-barrier, procuring Angolian Suntiger teeth and liters of Falian swamp-gas can be challenging to Earthlings. Therefore, we'll just have to fake it. The bubbling gas can be achieved using small amounts of dry-ice, but by the time we shipped a block to your doorstep,... See less

Highlights: $6.99

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There's a reason why cooking is considered a science. Specific ingredients, in measured amounts, blended in a specific order, and under specific conditions result in a replicate-able recipe. There’s a complex dance between bases and acids, sugars... See more

There's a reason why cooking is considered a science. Specific ingredients, in measured amounts, blended in a specific order, and under specific conditions result in a replicate-able recipe. There’s a complex dance between bases and acids, sugars break down and recombine, proteins coagulate and denature, and, of course, heat plays a major role. Too much heat, and your nice golden Maillard caramelization turns into Fullerene carbon. Too little, and water cooks away before any chemical reactions can take place! A few degrees off one way or another can mean the difference between a fluffy and light pancake and a chewy frisbee. So many recipes you see tell you to "put a pan on medium heat." Medium heat? What is that - 300? 400? You can never be quite sure of your pan’s surface temperature - even those cool laser-thermometers only measure the pan before the food goes in. Once food is in the pan, all bets are off. Happily, one enterprising cooking geek put a thermometer right inside the pan,... See less

Highlights: $39.99

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* One-size-fits-all plastic goggles * Protects your sensitive eyes from that burning sensation you get when chopping onions * Comfortable foam seal locks unwanted fumes out * Protective case included

* One-size-fits-all plastic goggles * Protects your sensitive eyes from that burning sensation you get when chopping onions * Comfortable foam seal locks unwanted fumes out * Protective case included See less

Highlights: $24.99

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* Easily track the freshness of items in your fridge * Simply place on jar or other newly opened food item. Push the button and timer starts counting down the number of days since the product was opened * Choose from magnetic clasp (perfect for jars)... See more

* Easily track the freshness of items in your fridge * Simply place on jar or other newly opened food item. Push the button and timer starts counting down the number of days since the product was opened * Choose from magnetic clasp (perfect for jars) or suction cup * Two timers per pack. Each is reusable * Included batteries last for over 6 months * Push button to toggle between days stored or hours stored * Hold down button to reset, then and place on a newly opened item See less

Highlights: $7.99

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Coming to you straight from the Department of Minimalist Design is the Mini-Z LED Desk Lamp. This light is 36 inches long and thin as your finger, with six super adjustable joints so you can pose the lamp anyway you like. The lamp is packed full with... See more

Coming to you straight from the Department of Minimalist Design is the Mini-Z LED Desk Lamp. This light is 36 inches long and thin as your finger, with six super adjustable joints so you can pose the lamp anyway you like. The lamp is packed full with 40 super-bright LEDs that provide clean white light with low heat, minimal electricity, and a very long lifespan. The optional desk clamp saves desk space, while the weighted flat base makes a perfect spot for an iPod, camera, or cell phone. The color is metallic black. Perfect for uber desktops everywhere... * 40 super bright white LEDs * Comes with desk clamp and metal base * A/C adaptor included (120V) * Power consumption: 7.2 Watts * One year warranty See less

Highlights: $99.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

It's not that we've gotten lazy as a species, far from it! We're more productive now than we've ever been, but with more and more work to do, we have to create time by cutting down on late night raids on Molten Core, ordering fast-food, talking on... See more

It's not that we've gotten lazy as a species, far from it! We're more productive now than we've ever been, but with more and more work to do, we have to create time by cutting down on late night raids on Molten Core, ordering fast-food, talking on the phone while driving… The only time we have left is spent sleeping. Now you have to stay up late and get up early in an effort to get more done. Waking up after a pitiful five hours of sleep has its own challenges, though. At ThinkGeek, we're always looking for new ways to haul your lazy butt out of bed. Normal alarm clocks wake you up with loud noises to jar you into wakefulness, however we've become accustomed to the snooze-bar… Now, it's become muscular instinct to flail your hands roughly in the direction of the noise, and smack! Nine more minutes of blissful unconsciousness. No more. The Flying Alarm Clock wakes you up with a loud shrieking alarm coupled with a little propeller-driven key that leaps off your nightstand. To turn off... See less

Highlights: $24.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

* Blue light means the water is cold; Red light means it has warmed up to 89° F (32° C). * No batteries needed - powered by internal turbine. * Installs in minutes to standard (3/4") shower pipes. * Includes a Flow Regulator that limits maximum water... See more

* Blue light means the water is cold; Red light means it has warmed up to 89° F (32° C). * No batteries needed - powered by internal turbine. * Installs in minutes to standard (3/4") shower pipes. * Includes a Flow Regulator that limits maximum water flow to 2.5 gallons per minute at 80 psi (might affect Shower Light performance depending on your water pressure). * Approx. 4" in diameter See less

Highlights: $49.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Look at your wallet. Go ahead - I'll wait. What's it look like? Chances are it's overstuffed, torn and bulging in odd places. It's an embarrassment, and you know it! Don't give me that hang-dog look. Do something about it, why don't you? Do you think... See more

Look at your wallet. Go ahead - I'll wait. What's it look like? Chances are it's overstuffed, torn and bulging in odd places. It's an embarrassment, and you know it! Don't give me that hang-dog look. Do something about it, why don't you? Do you think Luke let his lightsaber be anything other than shiny? Did Leia ever go out of the cabin with a hair out of place? Did Han ever allow a single loose bolt on the Falcon? Okay, one bad example, but still...! Your wallet is like a distilled version of you. A snapshot, if you will, of the essence of your public being. It's got your wealth inside, your identification, markers and chits that allow you entrance into private clubs and organizations. Don't you want to be awesome? That thick stack of receipts that date back to the 90's - do you really need those? Or is it time to retire them and become more streamlined? Sleeker? More awesomer? Hey, awesomer is a perfectly cromulent word. You've seen hard-side cases for your luggage and laptops - why... See less

Highlights: $44.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

USB Digital Camera Inspection Wand - Easily capture images and video from hard to reach locations

USB Digital Camera Inspection Wand - Easily capture images and video from hard to reach locations See less

Highlights: $99.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

If you're any kind of geek at all, (and if not, what are you doing here?) you probably have lots of stuff. Gobs and piles and heaps and stacks and bundles and boxes worth of various stuff. Whether it's your Criterion Collection edition of Kagemusha,... See more

If you're any kind of geek at all, (and if not, what are you doing here?) you probably have lots of stuff. Gobs and piles and heaps and stacks and bundles and boxes worth of various stuff. Whether it's your Criterion Collection edition of Kagemusha, your complete collection of Buffy, The Vampire Slayer, your treasured Amazing Spiderman issue 300, or maybe your secret shame - your ultra-rare copy of Britney Spears' Toxic... you've amassed a huge collection, and it's critical you keep tabs on it. Luckily, most things have barcodes, and we've got a barcode reader. Not only does this teeny little handheld read those barcodes, it can do so without a computer attached to it. Take it to where your stuff is, scan up to 250 barcodes, and return to your computer to download the list. Intelliscanner Mini includes software to manage your wine collection, home inventory, groceries, books, cds, dvds, and even comic books! If you don't need tiny and wireless, you can just go for the Intelliscanner... See less

Highlights: $129.99 - $249.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

* Locate your car's OBDII connector. It's found under the dash of cars, model-year 1996 or later, no more than three feet from the driver's seat. * Plug the data logger in. A gentle push is all it takes. * Start driving. The data logger will start... See more

* Locate your car's OBDII connector. It's found under the dash of cars, model-year 1996 or later, no more than three feet from the driver's seat. * Plug the data logger in. A gentle push is all it takes. * Start driving. The data logger will start collecting data as soon as you start driving. * Connect the Car Chip to your computer via USB and download the data. * Easy installation: plug in under the dash, drive your vehicle, then download the data to your PC * Up to 300 hours of trip details (newest data records over oldest) * Complete trip details including time/date, distance traveled, speed (1- or 5-second intervals) * Log up to 4 of 23 engine parameters * Provides individual graphs and summary reports * Records/shows extreme acceleration/braking * Allows user-set thresholds for audible alarms, speed, acceleration, and braking (post-drive reports/graphs show when, for how long, and number of times thresholds were exceeded) * Automatic accident log with last 20 seconds speed data... See less

Highlights: $99.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

A dead car battery risks raising the ire of any tech savvy geek. It always seems to come at the worst possible time. Yes, jump-starting a car is an easy enough task but it does require finding a friend with a running vehicle and mucking about under... See more

A dead car battery risks raising the ire of any tech savvy geek. It always seems to come at the worst possible time. Yes, jump-starting a car is an easy enough task but it does require finding a friend with a running vehicle and mucking about under the hood of two cars with sparking jumper cables. Well now you can start a car with a dead battery the gentleman's way using the Closed-Hood Car Jump Starter. Exactly as the name implies you can start a car with nary a glance under the hood. Just find a friend with a running vehicle and connect your annoyingly dead car to the running car using the cigarette lighter outlets via the Car Jump Starter. Chill for 5-10 minutes and ponder how you could have been mucking about under the hood. When the light on the Closed-Hood Car Jump Starter turns green go ahead and start your car up. Yep, no muss, no fuss. Gift one to your non-geek friends and relatives and they'll surely thank you. See less

Highlights: $19.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Weighing in at just slightly over one ounce, this little network tool will come in very handy the next time you are installing, upgrading or troubleshooting your network cabling. The LinkCheck can be used to test for the presence and speed of... See more

Weighing in at just slightly over one ounce, this little network tool will come in very handy the next time you are installing, upgrading or troubleshooting your network cabling. The LinkCheck can be used to test for the presence and speed of standard RJ45 10Mb or 100Mb Ethernet connections. With the push of a button, the LinkCheck will indicate connection status using three easily readable LEDs located on the face of the device. We suggest you add it immediately to your toolkit and if you don't, well, then you should probably have your link checked. * Plug into any standard RJ45 plug to test connectivity and speed * Indicates 10Mb, 100Mb or No connection * A perfect addition to any geek toolkit * Takes one CR2032 battery (included) * Dimensions: 3.5" x 1.1" x .65" * Six month warranty * Check-out a Review of the LinkCheck See less

Highlights: $39.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Your typical disposable lighter is great for lighting birthday candles or starting up a charcoal grill. Other than that they are pretty lame and go out with just the slightest breeze. We think that lighter could be put to much better use and we'll... See more

Your typical disposable lighter is great for lighting birthday candles or starting up a charcoal grill. Other than that they are pretty lame and go out with just the slightest breeze. We think that lighter could be put to much better use and we'll tell you how. This MicroJet Lighter Torch turns a plain old butane lighter into a blue flame torch. It uses the butane contained in the lighter as its fuel source. Simply insert any compatible lighter (or the included refillable fuel cell) into the MicroJet and you suddenly have a butane torch, perfect for DIY jobs like plumbing, automotive repair, electronics, jewelry, paint removal and so on. The wind-proof flame and waterproof piezo electronic ignition system make the MicroJet ideal for outdoor use and camping. Please note: not every disposable lighter style will work with this product (for example, Bic lighters do not fit). * Butane torch powered by a disposable lighter (or included fuel cell) * Fuel capacity to burn continuously for... See less

Highlights: $19.99

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Pocket Microscope - Lightweight and very portable - makes small things look bigger

Pocket Microscope - Lightweight and very portable - makes small things look bigger See less

Highlights: $12.99

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Laser Guided Scissors - Built-in laser helps you get straight cuts in paper and fabric

Laser Guided Scissors - Built-in laser helps you get straight cuts in paper and fabric See less

Highlights: $12.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Have you ever needed to quickly check a network cable for continuity? Locate which switch port corresponds with a particular wall jack? Wanted something on your keyring that shows your geek status? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions then... See more

Have you ever needed to quickly check a network cable for continuity? Locate which switch port corresponds with a particular wall jack? Wanted something on your keyring that shows your geek status? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions then you need the Ethernet Loopback Jack. The Ethernet Loopty what? It's a small RJ-45 modular plug like you'd find in a wall jack. You can connect one end of a network cable to a switch port and the other end to the loopback jack, and if the RX/TX pairs in the cable are good you'll get a link light on the switch. So, this gives you a quick and easy way to test network cabling. You can also take the loopback jack to a wall outlet and when it's connected the corresponding link light on the switch will come on. This allows you to easily match-up a wall jack with a switch port back in the server room. The loopback jack has these fine features. * The loopback jack can be used to test ethernet pairs * Can also be used to match an outlet on a switch... See less

Highlights: $6.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

There's this little series of numbers that goes something like "1, 2, 3, 6" to which the audience responds "3, 6, 1, 2". Sure, it's not exactly the most exciting call and response game ever devised, but it will help you remember the pattern for... See more

There's this little series of numbers that goes something like "1, 2, 3, 6" to which the audience responds "3, 6, 1, 2". Sure, it's not exactly the most exciting call and response game ever devised, but it will help you remember the pattern for making an ethernet crossover cable. Or you could just carry the Ethernet Crossover Adapter on your keyring and forget about those stupid numbers. Along with our Ethernet Loopback Jack, the crossover adapter could just help you out of a tight network jam. And besides, having this adapter on your keyring quietly shows the world your status as a prepared geek. Also has these features. * Connect this directly to a standard network cable to convert to a crossover cable * Carry fewer cables and save space * Comes with small chain for connecting to your keyring, backpack, tool bag, etc. * Handy for network maintenance and testing * Small, very portable, easy to use * Compatible with Gigabit and 10/100 ethernet See less

Highlights: $6.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Computer keyboards, cell phones, digital cameras, they all attract dust and dirt like a magnet. We try to look the other way as our newfangled gadgets get dirtier and dirtier. After all... water and electronics aren't exactly good pals when it comes... See more

Computer keyboards, cell phones, digital cameras, they all attract dust and dirt like a magnet. We try to look the other way as our newfangled gadgets get dirtier and dirtier. After all... water and electronics aren't exactly good pals when it comes to washing. But now that we've discovered Cyber Clean Electronics Cleaning Putty our gadgets and peripherals can look like new in seconds. Just smoosh the Cyber Clean putty into the cracks of your keyboard (for example) then peel it off. Instantly it picks up dirt and grime and is ready to go back for more. Product Features * High-tech compound specifically designed to clean your electronics without damage * Simply press into crevices in your devices and peel back to capture dirt and grime * Fast and easy to use * Reusable, clean dozens of electronics items * Biodegradable * 135g Releasable Tub See less

Highlights: $9.99

See this at: thinkgeek.com| Added on 08/10/09

Figure 9 Carabiner - Innovative way to tie stuff down so it doesn't fly all over.

Figure 9 Carabiner - Innovative way to tie stuff down so it doesn't fly all over. See less

Highlights: $4.99

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* Made of carbon fiber and stainless steel * Pressurized ink cartridge (blue ink) writes underwater, in extreme temperatures, and at any altitude * Converts easily from Quick-Use Pen into Full-Size Pen * Incorporated stylus * Measures approx. 3" when... See more

* Made of carbon fiber and stainless steel * Pressurized ink cartridge (blue ink) writes underwater, in extreme temperatures, and at any altitude * Converts easily from Quick-Use Pen into Full-Size Pen * Incorporated stylus * Measures approx. 3" when closed and 5" when in full pen mode. * Lifetime manufacturer warranty See less

Highlights: $3.99 - $14.99