TheSelfie by GabbaGoods – Camera Remote Shutter Release for Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch – Black

Description

TheSelfie by GabbaGoods TheSelfie is the hottest and most fun way to take a
photo! The remote shutter release makes it easy to take selfies or group shots
and upload them straight to your favorite social media outlet! (Instagram,
Facebook, Twitter, Path, you name it!) Want to Be the Life of the Party?
TheSelfie by GabbaGoods makes it easier for you to capture great photos with
your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. As the name suggests, it’s particularly effective
for selfies or getting a shot of you and your besties having a blast without
needing to focus on the camera activation button at arm’s length. You’ll
likely find it’s a nice accessory to have in a variety of scenarios when you
know you’ll be taking lots of photos. This is one of the hottest and trendiest
iPhone and iPad accessory, so don’t delay in laying claim to yours today. How
to use: It’s simple! Take the cable, plug it into your headphone jack, open up
the camera mode, and snap a photo! You may then post to Instagram, Twitter,
Facebook, Path, or anywhere else! Compatibility: All Apple devices that have a
camera (iOS 5.0 or higher). Those include; iPhone 4/4s, iPhone 5/5s/5c, iPad
2, iPad 3, iPad Retina, iPad Mini, iPods that have a built in camera, and any
other Apple devices launched after the iPhone 4.

Features:

• Camera Remote Shutter Release for Apple Products! – Black
• No Manual, installation, or Third Party App Required!
• Plug, Smile, and Snap!
• The Ultimate Selfie Taker!

Product Details:

• Brand: Gabba Goods
• Special Feature: Ergonomic
• Color: Black
• Compatible Devices: apple iphone 4
• Connectivity Technology: Infrared
• Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 1.5 x 7 inches
• Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
• Item model number: GG-SEL-BLK
• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
• Connectivity technologies: Infrared
• Special features: Ergonomic
• Other display features: Wireless
• Color: Black
• Manufacturer: GabbaGoods
• Date First Available: August 1, 2013