The picture of the mini keyboard is from model no. E-BTKB-B002. Can anyone confirm which model is actually being sold? E-BTKB-B001 (which is a larger keyboard) or the E-BTKB-B002 (the smaller one pictured)
Rate of fire on the missile launcher? Really just curious more than anything else. 
This definitely needs to get answered. The B002 (which is pictured) would be a great addition to my mobile workspace. The B001 (which is larger) wouldn’t be any help at all.
Ok, we did indeed have the wrong photo. This is the one we were selling.
If you purchased this item, expect a love letter soon from CS asking you if you still want this orphan keyboard that is looking for a home to call its own.
Disappointed to see that the headphones are $9.00 cheaper than last time, but honestly the price is getting closer to the value. The charger is usb to headphone jack, which aren’t as easy to come by as micro usb. The sound is good, more bass than my Sennheiser mm400, without the same level of clarity. My main beef with these other than the charger is the occasional skip or “hiccup” during mp3 playback. In it’s place and for about $10.00 more I’d recommend the Creative WP300.
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Disappointed to see that the headphones are $9.00 cheaper than last time, but honestly the price is getting closer to the value. The charger is usb to headphone jack, which aren’t as easy to come by as micro usb. The sound is good, more bass than my Sennheiser mm400, without the same level of clarity. My main beef with these other than the charger is the occasional skip or “hiccup” during mp3 playback. In it’s place and for about $10.00 more I’d recommend the Creative WP300.
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The Creative’s aren’t an apple-to apples-comparison as they lack a mic and don’t support the Bluetooth headset profile. I haven’t tried them, so I can’t comment on the audio quality.
I’ve got both MEElectronics AirFI and the RunNYC rebranded version of them (both woots, for $50 and $39 respectively), and I haven’t noticed the audio skipping you mention (paired to my laptop or my iPhone). Mainly NPR podcasts and some electronica for me.
For $30, I’d definitely recommend . . . just makes me wish I got in at this price, as I could have had 3 sets for what I paid for 2 . . . 
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I’ve got both MEElectronics AirFI and the RunNYC rebranded version of them (both woots, for $50 and $39 respectively), and I haven’t noticed the audio skipping you mention (paired to my laptop or my iPhone). Mainly NPR podcasts and some electronica for me.
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As I said before, the RunNYC is just a rebadged headphone from some other brand, probably something that was originally sold under OEM’s name in Asia…given now that even MEElectronic also are rebadging the headphone and selling them (this was also sold under some other brand).
But with the proliferation of over the ear headphones in the $10 range. I am wondering if these are just a wireless version of those ultra cheap headphones.
I have a different set of bluetooth headset but I experience these skips or “hiccups” when I have my hand covering the iphone in my pocket. My hand seem to be causing some interference. I’m not sure if this would apply to your case but it’s definitely worth checking out in my opinion.
Anyone know how are the RunNYC headphones compared to MiiKey BT headphoens they just had on w00t?
Anyone have personal exp with the IEMs?