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Cableyoyo™ POP
Protects Earbuds and Keeps Cords Neat When You're On the Go
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Cableyoyo™ POP
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The Cableyoyo™ POP is designed to store and protect your earbud cords. The Cableyoyo™ POP is a tiny cord winder with a suction cup to use with iPods®, cell phones, laptops, and more. Put the Cableyoyo POP on your cell phone, iPod, or MP3 player to keep your headset organized and ready for use. Or, install the POP on your belt clip, armband, shirt pocket, or bag.
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| PART # | DESCRIPTION | DIMENSIONS | COLOR | PRICE |
| CY-POP-01-BK | Cableyoyo POP | 1.6" x 2.12" x 0.5" (55mm x 40mm x 12mm) |
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