Sweex clearout at Easons

fdevine

Easons O'Connell Street is the only one in the city centre.

Can't say if they have any left or not. Might be worth ringing them. You can check the product code on Easons buy4now page.

Probably have them in Reads on Nassau Street but they haven't reduced prices.

ThOnda

I won't be able to get there soon. If you could pick me one numeric keypad, I would appreciate that a lot.

Dyr

fdevine wrote: »

Easons O'Connell Street is the only one in the city centre.

Can't say if they have any left or not. Might be worth ringing them. You can check the product code on Easons buy4now page.

Probably have them in Reads on Nassau Street but they haven't reduced prices.

is there not an easons down beside the irish life mall?

Canonfan

I really want one of this MP4 player.

I'm willing to pay 20 euro plus a Xbox HD-DVD player(with remote) for this.

fdevine

Bambi wrote: »

is there not an easons down beside the irish life mall?

I think you're right Bambi. Forgot all about that one. Certainly used to be one there.

dolittle

in there today they have none of those offers there

tintar

Was over at Easons O'Connell st. after lunch, they have no more wi-fi adapters left, no usb hubs as well. Just the keyboards, a few webcams, & the wireless routers.

Dufresne

I picked up a load of stuff in O'Connell St. yesterday. Thanks to OP and whoever posted about the second pile of stuff there, as I originally only found the first display, but knew about the second because of their post.

Anyway, I told a friend about it and we decided to check Liffey Valley. They had a smaller selection of stuff as its a small shop. We picked up a couple of wireless adapters,speakers,mics,cams,skype-thingy and a few other bits and when we got to the till there was an extra 50% off. Couldn't believe it. Still some stuff there but didn't see router or mp4 player.

Mossy

tintar wrote: »

Was over at Easons O'Connell st. after lunch, they have no more wi-fi adapters left, no usb hubs as well. Just the keyboards, a few webcams, & the wireless routers.

I was there about 7PM today. They had

USB Speakers
Skype phone
Headphones with mic (2 kinds)
USB hubs
Mice (USB and PS2)
Metal flexible Desktop mic
USB Numeric Keypads
Keyboards and Routers


As friday1 pointed out they have two displays (glass shelves). They also a some pieces along the "Paper/Business Cards" wall (on the left of that area) and on a pillar opposite that wall.

wingnut

Was in Easons Limerick today. Got 9 sets of speakers, 17 mice, 2 microphones, 2 card readers and USB hub. Still loads of mice and mics in stock.

lushballs

What can the Bluetooth usb adapter for mobiles be used for (it says transfer of files between mobile and computer)?

coldfire1x

^^ You can connect your bluetooth enabled mobile to your laptop using this. If can be used to install software on your mobile, transfer music to your mobile, backup and restore your contacts etc.

lushballs

How do you know if your mobile is blue tooth enabled?

Saruman

Is that a serious question?
If so, and looking through your phone menu is too much work, then google the specs on your phone and if you do not see bluetooth mentioned, then its not there.

Varkov

My Da went up to Liffy Vally yesterday morning to try get a couple of WiFi adapters, but they're all gone now.

viv2

Is the mp4 player worth getting ?

Gadgetman496

viv2 wrote: »

Is the mp4 player worth getting ?

Comment on that Posted earlier HERE

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viv2

gadgetman496 wrote: »

Comment on that Posted earlier HERE

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Thanks, i picked one up in Arklow this morning

jimogr

Anything left in Easons on O'Connel street? Need a new mouse...

Canonfan

jimogr wrote: »

Anything left in Easons on O'Connel street? Need a new mouse...

Just paid a visit, they have a lot of mouses left, at €2.99.

Also plenty of keyboards, headphones, USB speakers and DVD cases. Only 1 wireless router left.

Esel

O'Connell St branch also have numeric keypads (incorporating 2 USB ports), and a couple of those USB Skype phone USB thingies.

The speakers come in two sizes, both €5. I got the larger ones (120 Watts PMPO) and they sound great for that price. They have USB and PS2 optical mice, and a miniature USB mouse which is dinky (that's a compliment btw!).

kaiser soza

Easons in Maynooth has the skype phones but they are charging full price of €39.99 still.

Ant

friday1 wrote: »

By the way dont forget to check the wall and the island in Easons O'connell St. Dublin, there is two displays.

I was in early yesterday and spotted a couple more displays dotted around the stationery department cash desk with keyboards and a few other items kept behind glass. I couldn't find flash drives or media players but there were plenty of USB Speakers, Skype phones, headsets, USB hubs, desktop microphones, and USB numeric keypads still available.

I bought the two different types of headsets. One type is adjustable but neither are very comfortable. They do the job and at the price they're being sold for (€3), I'd say they're still good value for money and worth picking up as a backup. The regular sized mouse seemed to be only available with a PS2 connection. The mini-mouse (for portable computing) was available in USB and both were on sale for €3.

freebee23

Hi All,

What does the Skype phone look like?? Any links???
Cheers,
Freebee23

Gadgetman496

freebee23 wrote: »

Hi All,

What does the Skype phone look like?? Any links???
Cheers,
Freebee23

A simple "Google" would have given it to you :rolleyes:

http://www.sweex.com/communicatie.php?sectie=5&item=162&artikel=590

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freebee23

gadgetman496 wrote: »

A simple "Google" would have given it to you :rolleyes:

http://www.sweex.com/communicatie.php?sectie=5&item=162&artikel=590

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Thanks Gadgetman.

I bought the following:
" SWEEX HANDS FREE USB SKYMATE" IP003

So the question is would I be better of with the Skype Phone instead?

Cheers,
Freebee23

Gadgetman496

You mean THIS little bugger?

Well, it's all a matter of opinion/personal choice I'd say.

All depends what you will be using it for.

The phone is grand if all you want to do is sit back & chat.

Whereas the hands free is excellent if you are using it for support where you need to be able to use your keyboard & mouse while talking. Or even if you are chatting with mates & they give you a URL to check out, you don't want to be leaving down the phone to type it in. (while your mate is roaring down the phone "Are you still there?" )

Either way, they both work well.

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