iPhone Stylus and Touchscreen Cleaning Kit
Keep gizmos gleaming
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iPhone stylus that is built to work with capacitive touchscreen technology
Clean your iPhone with the tip
Simply pop off this ultra sleek doodah’s cap to reveal a sponge tip that soaks up special cleaning fluid from an internal (refillable) reservoir. Then rub the tip over your gizmo to ‘wet clean’ its surface. Finally give it a buff using the included micro-fibre carry-pouch. Genius.
Integrated stylus
Comes with this ultra-fine micro fibre pouch...
which doubles up as a screen duster!
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Contents:
Dimensions:
- Touchscreen cleaning pen
- Stylus and SIM card pin
- Micro fiber pouch
- Instruction manual
- iPod touch
- iPhone
- Smartphones
- Plus any other touch screen devices (including Nintendo DS Lite)
Dimensions:
- Approximately 7cm(H) x 4.5cm(W) x 1.2cm(D)
Reviews
Press Reviews...
"..brings your dull smudge marked gadgets back to life."Tech-Styling - Aug '09
"If your touch-screen mobile phone or portable media player has a habit of getting covered in filth as soon as you put your fingers anywhere near it, it might be wise to get a cleaning kit to keep it looking its best. This one from Firebox not only cleans your screen, but also leaves and anti-bacterial and anti-static protection film."Windows Vista - May '09
"Touchscreens are great, and they're the way of the future, according to 'Minority Report' at least. But no one's mentioned the problem of Tom Cruise's greasy mitts. Enter the iPhone Stylus and Touchscreen Cleaning Kit, which magically removes all stains and marks from your beloved mobile device. It even includes a spare stylus. PCFormat - Apr '09
Handy cleaning kit for your iPod Touch/iPhone/Nokia touch screen etc, which with a few quick scrubs, will have it greasy print-free and looking as new in no time. For about five seconds.Nuts - Mar '09
"Said to be the world's first "wet cleaning" system, for touchscreen gadgets, Firebox promises it will keep your smartphone, iPhone, PSP or whatever "looking like it's just stepped out of the salon"."Pocket Lint - Mar '09
Visitor Reviews...
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I have a ZAGG Shield.
Will I get the same results?/Is it safe to use with....Joe, Cardiff - Oct '09
Firebox says: should be
Hi Firebox. Will the Stylus work with the G1? Cheers.Barnaby, London - Sep '09
Firebox says: Yep. It should work with it fine.
Will this work on iphone 3gs because it has a new oleophobic screen. .Andy Durham, Blackpool - Aug '09
Firebox says: Yes it will
Have you had any news on the pad refills?Jon DC, Slough - Aug '09
Firebox says: Great news, they should be available from October 09. So keep 'em peeled!
Will this work on the screens of iPod nanos or any other non-touch screens? Mark, Wimborne - Jul '09
Firebox says: Yep!
This is a reply to firebox good when there up I will be buying them :D.Robert Berman, Manchester - Jul '09
The only "bad" point is that I cannot find the refills or the tip cleaning thing because when it gets dirty u need a new one. Firebox needs to stock these as it would be very useful.Robert Berman, Manchester - Jul '09
Firebox says: We hopefully will be soon Robert. Keep your eyes on the site!
Where can you get the refill and how much is it and how long does it last. What is in the kit.Mathew Lawrence, Colchester - May '09
Firebox says: The Stylus as sold should last around 6 months, and we're currently looking in to stocking the refills packs so keep checking back here!
Does the pen cleaning run out of solution?Mathew Lawrence, Colchester - May '09
Firebox says: Hi Mathew, it eventually will (and is refillable) but not after thousands of uses.
Bought this quite recently as it looked quite good. The stylus is very good, however, the cleaning tip on the pen wasn't working at first; it failed to get dampened by the cleaning solution. When I took it apart, it looked like during manufacture some glue got between the material and the bit that transfers the liquid. After I took a Stanley knife to it it worked quite well. Any way to get replacement tips?Adam Harris, Telford - Apr '09
Firebox says: Not at the moment, sorry Adam!
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