Geek Daily Deals – It’s a Millennium Falcon Bluetooth speaker with lights and sounds, how can you go wrong? Also, clickable baby chick nightlight is the cutest nightlight ever!
Star Wars Bluetooth Speaker – The Force Awakens Han Solo’s Millennium Falcon:
Bluetooth: Wirelessly stream audio anywhere up to 30 Feet. Connects with all Bluetooth tablets and smartphones. Has Aux line-in jack to play audio form devices equipped with a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Powerful Sound: Powerful sound performance allows you to listen to all your favorite tunes. Includes the song “Star Wars (main theme)”.
Call Feature: Get a phone call while listening to your music? Not a problem, this bluetooth speaker has an answer and end call feature via speakerphone.
Rechargeable Battery: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery with charging cable (included) allows you to listen to your favorite tunes as long as you like.
Perfect Gift: This will make any Star Wars fan’s day. Whether listening to the Star Wars theme song or your own music, you can do so in style.
Tecboss Chick Night Light for Kids, Rechargeable Baby Night Light:
Easy touch-control – Nursery night light, designed for children to learn and play – touch the top to adjust the brightness brighter or dimmer.
Eco-friendly Silicone – Made up with toy-grade material, ABS base and user friendly silicone make it an innovative chick tumbler mood lamp.
Chick & tumbler design – Chick tumbler stylish can create a dreamlike atmosphere for your room. Suitable for bedroom, nursery, baby room, decorative lamp and other romantic places.
Warm atmosphere – Perfect for action at night and it gives out appropriate soft light without waking up your babies and husbands when it comes to breast feeding or diaper changing. Cozy night light to soothe your kids to sleep as well.
Best battery performance – Built-in a 1200 mAh integrated rechargeable battery. runtime(the brightest light: 8 hours, the lowest light: about 300 hours)
Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.
