Dingoo accessory bargains from DealExtreme

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What is a Dior gown without some Jimmy Choos?

Similarly, after owning a Dingoo for a while, there will be other things which you will need to make life with it just that little bit easier.  Fortunately, DealExtreme supplies everything you could ever need, for next to nothing. Here are a choice selection of must haves for the discerning Dingoo owner … (go ahead – you know you need them, and if you buy, I get DX points).

 

Lenspen

us$3.73

Click here to buy

 The Dingoo’s front in encased in a excellent strong, protective, and very easy to smudge screen. 
Carry this lenspen with you, which contains a fibre brush for dust, and on the other end, a weird and wacky screen cleaning tip which dispenses a light solution that will dissolve any other smudges away.
Pro photographers use these things to clean $4,000 Canon L-Lenses, so it’s safe for your Dingoo screen!		 image

Microfiber cloths 

us$1.80

Click here to buy


  		Or you might just want to wipe those smudges away. image

Screen Protector

US$1.29

Click here to buy

 Cleaning smudges away is fine, but scratches are a much worse problem  Protect your Dingoo’s screen with these perfectly sized screen protectors, designed originally for the Nintendo DS – which has a screen size pretty close to Dingoo’s.
NOTE: These are transparent – the tint comes from the backing		 image

PSP enhancer caps


US$2.32

Click here to buy		 If you find the Dingoo’s d-pad lacking in travel, making Ryo that much harder to control in Street Fighter, try these enhancer caps, which simply glue onto the Dpad. 
And they match the Dingoo’s colour t oo!		 image

FiiO earphone volume amplifier

US$6.49

Click here to buy

 Dingoo’s maximum volume a little low for you, particularly while on noisy public transport?
Try this AAA battery powered sound booster, which gets rave reviews!		 image

Retractable cord headphones

US$3.84

Click here to buy

 I have earphone cords, which the laws of chaos dictate MUST get tangled the moment they are put away.
Solve this problem, #1 on the list of life’s little irritations, by getting a pair of these nifty retractable cord headphones.  They are the “sound reducing” earbud type too, which fit snugly into your ear to maximise your Dingoo’s audio ambience!		 image

AC USB wall Charger

US$2.46

Click here to buy

 Well, you might lost the one which comes with it! image

White AC USB wall charger 1

US$3.41

Click here to buy

 Or try a white one. image

White USB charger 2

US$3.23

Click here to buy

 Or want a white one which doesn’t have a retractable plug. image

Buying all of the above will set you back less than $30!  Try to achieve this trick with official Apple Ipod Accessories!

Comments

  1. CoNsPirAcYApril 18, 2009 at 7:05 AM

    Did you found a Pouch that is compatible with the Dingoo perhaps? :)

    ReplyDelete
  2. GadgetmiserApril 18, 2009 at 7:56 PM

    Hi Conspiracy -
    Try this post:

    http://dingoo-scene.blogspot.com/2009/04/anyone-with-case-fetish.html

    or this post:

    http://dingoo-scene.blogspot.com/2009/03/nice-pouch-for-dingoo.html

    ReplyDelete
  3. AnonymousDecember 29, 2009 at 10:12 PM

    A friend broke the screen of his Dingoo A320.

    Any way to buy one for repairment?

    ReplyDelete

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