NateTheGreat68•

If they would actually use a regular metal plug and put resistors between the contacts, they would serve to make the device think headphones were actually plugged in. About to turn on your laptop in class/the library and don't want to blast the startup sound? Just insert a blank plug. It would be an interesting selling point.

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tummybox•

This is an awesome idea....... I'm just gonna go down to the patent office, for no reason at all.

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atwoslottoaster•

until the tab on top breaks off and you never get the plug out. I'd still risk it though.

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ipokebrains•

Just fyi - WOT blocks that site as extremely untrustworthy.

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dfaktz•

Yep, I've heard terrible shipping storys with this site.

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tinycakeOP•

Thank you. I didn't know. Someone showed this to me and I got excited. :(

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exhuma•

for iPhone 4/3GS

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Fishfisherton•

That is one hell of a watermark, had to scroll through a few of the pictures before i could see the actual product

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Just buy a crappy pair of headphones, snip off the end, and Krazy Glue that piece to the hand of your favorite Lego/Playmobil guy/TMNT. Heck, I'd be surprised if you couldn't find the headphone part in a Radio Shack for about a buck.

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XiamenGuy•

Going to go there sometime in the next few weeks and check it. Live in China and can check it out.

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SimdudeS•

Awful

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tinycakeOP•

So---I'm a noob and I don't know how to edit this. But, I'd like to note that I wasn't aware of the untrustworthiness of this site. I am proud/glad to report that I did not actually purchase these, although I think it's a wonderful product idea.

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haidaguy•

I have never, in my entire life, seen anything so impractical, superfluous and retarded. Ever.

Anywhere.

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nursingstudent•

Is there anywhere to buy them from an American vender?

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