Quirky Wrapster For Headphone (White) Review

It's good when your headphones don't get tangled. However, I find that pulling the cords through the individual channels takes some time. Since the cords are very thin, I'm afraid of damaging them by stuffing them into the channels. So I bend the channels to get the headphone wires in and out. I agree with other reviews of plugging both earbuds into the same channel and using the other channel for the plug. There is no clip for the end of the cord. There are no instructions on how to use this…

I really wanted to like that. but not me. Pros: * Good price and great idea. Cons * Not designed to work with iPhone headphones that have a built-in mic/volume control. On my Apple EarPods (included with the iPhone 5), the volume control is in the correct place on the cable, where it should go around the end of the "wrapster" rather than being directly in front or behind. I've tried packaging them 3 or 4 different ways AND I could never find a way where the headphones are held securely in place

The curls on the sides catch on wires when you wind it up, so packing this thing is a smart process. I was just looking for something fast. If you want a faster way (which I've switched to) - just stretch out your pinky and index finger and wrap the wire in a figure eight pattern over and over, then pull it off your fingers. , and wrap the wire around to hold it together a bit. This particular method of packaging rarely gets tangled in your bag and is a lot faster than using this thing. I…

This simple design is so well thought out it's stunning. NOTHING ever pretended to actually control my headphones. I train every day and just don't have the time or patience to untie knots and play with complex machines that don't work. The sides twist into a loop into which you push and insert the tips of the bud and the end of the plug. The rest of the string is wrapped around the middle. I use them to hold a single earbud for my smartphone. Too much talk about high radio emissions and cancer

I ordered a black case and I liked it so much I ordered another for my spare headset. The second was white and not as strong! The rubber compresses with force when wrapping the headset. Kind of frustrating. Only the rubber is not that strong. I think he's doing his job. All in all, the combination of cord and stand is a great idea! I just want it to tilt the iPhone 4 up slightly in "stand" mode so that it isn't perpendicular to the table it's sitting on. Your eyes should now be at table level…