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Touch Screen Gloves


I’m cheap.

Super duper uber cheap.

I will splurge on tech devices, but always cut back on the accesories.

I bought a knock off  iPad case on ebay because  I was drawn to the lovely bright orange faux leather. It’s totally falling appart at the seams and I have had it just a few weeks.

When it comes to tech gloves, I have never splurged on a pair.

I guess I just didn’t realize how nice real tech gloves were!

These lovely’s are made by Sun-Chi Textiles. They  retail for between $15-20 a pair.

I adore them because you don’t just use your pointer finger, you can use all of your fingers!

Brilliant!

They are super soft and comfy too.

Sun-Chi makes all kind of fashionable gloves. If you want to view more styles you can visit their website here.

How about you?

Have you splurged on fancy tech gloves, or are you a cheapster like me?

BTW… If you follow us on Facebook you already know I am waiting for someone to come out with tech savvy gardening gloves.

I totally work in my yard with Pandora blaring in my ears.

I need the motivation to pull all the weeds.

It’s bad out there folks. 🙂

 

Disclaimer: I was not financially compensated for this post. Sun-Chi provided me with the gloves for review purposes. All opinions expressed are my own.


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Sarah Werle Kimmel

Sarah Werle Kimmel is a digital parenting coach and family tech expert. She has spent the last 20 years of her career working as a Microsoft Certified IT Manager supporting over 100 small businesses. During that time she started Family Tech LLC to help families understand and manage the technology in their home. She has regularly appeared as a family tech expert on local NBC, CBS, ABC and FOX news affiliates, BYUtv and Studio 5, and has been invited all over the world from tech companies like Lenovo, Verizon, Microsoft, Dell, and Samsung. Find out more on her website SarahKimmel.com

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