Geek Daily Deals – It’s the day after Star Wars Day, so the discounts on toys are huge; like this Force Link BB-8 fold-out playset for just $50. Or get a handy Bluetooth receiver for your car for just $15.
Star Wars Force Link BB-8 2-in-1 Mega Playset including Force Link:
- Force Link-enabled BB-8 2-in-1 Mega playset includes Force Link wearable technology and 2 3.75-inch-scale figures.
- Wear Force Link wearable technology to unlock phrases and sounds in 3 different Force Link activation areas within the playset
- Iconic BB-8 exterior with lights and sounds for great shelf display
- Easily opens into full, multi-level playset featuring 6 play areas including Lightspeed Tracking Room, Trash Compactor, Detention Block, and more
- Includes playset, Force Link wearable technology, 2 figures, accessory, and instructions. Requires 3 AAA and 3 AA Batteries (Not Included)
TaoTronics Wireless Audio Bluetooth Car Adapter:
- Two Microphones for Smooth, Direct Communication: One mic for clear calls, the other mic filters outside noise through a Digital Signal Processor and uses cVc 6.0 Noise Cancellation Technology
- Long Lasting 15 Hour Playback: A speedy 2 hours of recharging for up to 15 hours of premium quality music
- Activate Siri with Only One Click: iOS users can call on their digital personal assistant with a click of a button; select the music, answer calls, or adjust the volume with straightforward familiar buttons; handy backlight makes it easier to use in dimly lit environments
- Convenient Dual Connection: Two devices can be paired together with this bluetooth car kit for either music playing or answering calls
- Wireless High Definition Sound: Includes Bluetooth 4.1 and A2DP/AVRCP audio profiles so you can wirelessly stream crystal clear sound from up to 33 ft / 10 m away
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Ken Denmead
Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.
