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Same here, which is why typing on our tablet is like stacking marbles wearing mittens. Which is why we plugged in this Kuno™ USB keyboard and gave our thumbs a rest. Measures 12-1/4” x 6-1/2” in a padded sleeve, and comes with (2) mini USB port to connect the (2) USB cords (mini-to-micro and USB-A to Mini). Check your device for micro-USB compatibility or you may need to purchase an adapter. Keyboard is black with flat keys, like many standard laptops.

Little is the operative word here. These surface-mount LEDs are perfect for hobby trains, dollhouses, even flashlights, anywhere you need tiny but bright lights. Color is white with a luminous intensity of 1000-1300 mcd (millicandelas), 2.8-3.4 volts, and a color temperature of 6500K. View angle is 140 degrees.

Perfect for hands-on hobbyists. Foot-pedal speed controls free up your paws to do the real work. This one's for 120VAC devices, and ideal for machines using approx 200W or 1.6A or less. Measures 5" x 3" x 2-1/4" tall, with a 6-foot cord that plugs into the wall and a 2-foot grounded female plug for your sewing machine, rotary tool, scroll saw, or, if you really make a lot of banana Daiquiris, blender.

It’s magnet wire because it has a thin enamel coating so you can make an electromagnet, motor, speaker or whatever out of it. But it’s also just nice 26AWG copper wire for craft or other uses. You’ll get (100) feet of it on a spool to do with it what you will.

Hawaiian band—five members, two feet each—and you should download their stuff. But it’s also the length of this USB to Type-C charging cable that will actually reach from the wall to the device on your dining room table. Rated for 2.4 amps and listed as 40X faster than your father's charging cable. Covered in black or gray nylon web with spring-protectors at the business ends.

We've never had one quite like it. This 2-3/4" dia red rubber bulb is sort of mushroom-shaped. Smack it on a smooth surface, and the bottom suction cup hangs on like, well, a suction cup. Tap the top and (8) bright white LEDs light up. Tap it again and (4) red LEDs flash an emergency signal. Peel off the rubber part, and it's a little black plastic light that stands up on a flat bottom. Takes (3) “AAA” batteries, included and replaceable.

You into vintage TV vacuum tubes in their original boxes? Us, too. We’ve got so many of them, in so many types and sizes, we’ll send you (5) different per order. It's a crap shoot of a deal though. Normally special orders don't upset us, but this time we’re not BK. Sorry, no special requests. We’ll close our eyes, reach into the bin and pull out the first (5) assorted we can get our hands around. We’ve got an eclectic mix of electronic and radionic tubes from brands like RCA, Slyvania, Raytheon, Standard Brand, Philco, Westinghouse, GE, Tung-Sol and Lindal. And they all look super-cool. Some are super expensive and some are run of the mill. These are new old stock. Great Ebay items! (Multiple orders in a short time may result in same assortment.)

Our each is a dozen nickel-plated 2” long steel alligator clips with PVC sleeves but no boots because they’re made for electrical testing or soldering. You’ll get (6) each with red and black sleeves.

Tired of having to hold your old, worn test leads just so to make a connection? Then it's time to upgrade your test bench. Our each is a set of (4) 36" long test leads with 16AWG wire, and booted 3/4" alligator clips on each end. You'll get (1) each in red, black, white and yellow. Also handy for hanging photos in your darkroom and laundry when you run out of clothespins.

We don't care if she did go to MIT—she could only have dreamed of today's mulitmeters, like this one, with a 3-1/2 digit, 7-segment 0.5” LCD display with a max reading of 1999. Measures DCV 0.1mV-1000V, ACV 0.1V-750V, DCA 0.1mA-10A, OHM 0.1O-2mOHM. Has diode-forward voltage drop and hFE bipolar PNP and NPN transistors, replaceable fuse, included 9V battery and red/black test leads. Operating temp10F-104F; storage 10F-122F. Use in less than 75% relative humidity. Included instructions look to be cyrillic, so check your favorite internet help site if you need a how-to guide. Measures approx 5” x 2-3/4” x 1”.

People say they just can’t help buying these 1,700 surface-mount device resistors. That’s (20) pieces each at (85) different values between 1 ohm and 10M ohms, with a 5% tolerance. Don’t even try to resist these.

It will if you buy this unused take-out sound device and speaker. Includes a printed circuit board and a 2” 1/4W speaker mounted inside a 2-1/4” square x 1-1/16” gray plastic box. Includes a (3) “AA” battery box (empty) and power switch on one pair of leads, and a photocell in a brass tube on another because it’s motion-sensitive. The sound is officially a dinosaur growl, although some folks here maintain it is quite distinctly a dino belch. A dyspeptic dinosaur is an angry dinosaur, we always say, so it’s a fine line. Check out our Facebook post to hear it in action.

Our powered 3-device HDMI gear switch is a 3" x 2" x 3/4" black box that connects up to (3) HDMI devices to your TV. Has ports for all brands and supports up to 4K res and 5.1 surround sound. It’s also 3D-ready. Because it’s powered, you’ll need an open USB input, but other than that it’s ready to go. Power up!

Did you know that 43% of all wireless ear buds are dropped someplace where you have to get help from angry subway employees to retrieve them? The other 57% are dropped where you'll never see them again. The answer to this problem? Wires. Like the 40” black wire (call it a cord) that comes attached to these stereo ear buds. Include a covered case that the cord wraps around, and (3) sets of silicone covers in small (white), medium (blue), and large (black) to fit your own personal earholes. Also, about $124 cheaper than the ones on the subway tracks.

We all screen. And we all need to protect those screens on our expensive little gadgetry. Our each is a pack of (12) clear screen protectors, each a generous 2-15/16" x 2-1/4" x .004" thick. They protect from scratches and reduce glare. Made for the Sony Clié, but easy to cut to fit anything with a screen you want to protect. Made in the USA for Fellowes®.

You've seen cords on lights—pull the cord, turn on the ceiling light—right? Well, this is the reverse. Tie the cord onto something on the ceiling, pull the bulb on the bottom and it lights up. Seems backwards, because it is, but it somehow makes sense when you want the light on the end of the rope, not on the ceiling, and don't you think you've been doing things right-side-up for long enough? Bulb is 40 lumens, cool white for indoors, and runs on (3) “AAA” batteries that the manufacturer didn't include.

Want to turn your phone or tablet into a storage dynamo? Of course you do -- you've got data! This 5" long cable has a micro USB male fitting at one end and a standard USB female connection at the other, which enables you to use a standard thumb drive on devices that only accept a micro USB. Transfer the 2,738 photos from the picnic off your phone or plug in your USB stick of Yanni music; an On-The-Go data necessity.

Ear buds, period. These are your standard, everyday versions—except the cords on these are green, which works well on March 17, even if bars aren’t back to full capacity. They fit standard headphone jacks, and have a mic and a clip to hold it. Cables are approx 40”. No case, but at this price we recommend getting a pair for every desk, end table, glove compartment, purse and pocket you have. And a pair each for all your St. Paddy’s Day-reveling friends, too. Green wires and black buds.