Lenovo Accessories: Wireless Headset (W770) $20, Headset P950 $10, Wireless Mouse N50 $10, Notebook Stand (S1801A) $7 + Free Shipping

Picked up the mouse. Thank you..

In for Wireless headset and headset....

A few reviews for Wireless headset....Not bad for 20 bucks...

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/p...85463.html


Thank you OP...

Bought this 3 months back. Piece of junk as its not at all sturdy and laptop crashes out all the time because the clamps are too weeny and weak. Avoid, even if it was 1 dollar.

Quote from coolash1 : Bought this 3 months back. Piece of junk as its not at all sturdy and laptop crashes out all the time because the clamps are too weeny and weak. Avoid, even if it was 1 dollar.

Reiews are mixed, but 4 out of 5...

http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-57Y6...ewpoints=1

Just a warning: when Lenovo ships anything, they require a signature for the delivery, regardless of the price. I ordered the laptop stand a few months ago ($7) and it was returned to sender after three delivery attempts. UPS absolutely wouldn't leave it at my house without an in-person signature because Lenovo required it. I asked their customer service about it and was told that that's their policy and there's no way around it. So I had to wait for three delivery attempts, UPS to hold it for a week (because I'm not driving to get it), Lenovo to get it back and process the return to sender, have Lenovo re-order it and price-match it to their original price, then ship it to my brother who lives in a dorm at college because that's the only place I can guarantee that someone would be there all day to sign for it.

tl;dr: Lenovo requires UPS to get a signature from someone who's home for all their shipments, regardless of how little the item costs.

I've said it like, the past 4-5 times these threads have come up, but the headset is totally worth it. Very clear, very loud, very sharp, and better than the GF's expensive audiophile corded headphones 3x the price. The battery lasts pretty nicely, the reception is pretty good, and the mic is actually pretty sharp for online gaming or Skype calls. For $20, it's hard to beat, and if you'll be angry if you miss out on it and have to wait until the next round. It also uses different non-interfering frequencies, as my mom uses her set at the same time the lady does, at the same time that I'm gaming, which is nice.

Quote from imnotminkus : Just a warning: when Lenovo ships anything, they require a signature for the delivery, regardless of the price. I ordered the laptop stand a few months ago ($7) and it was returned to sender after three delivery attempts. UPS absolutely wouldn't leave it at my house without an in-person signature because Lenovo required it. I asked their customer service about it and was told that that's their policy and there's no way around it. So I had to wait for three delivery attempts, UPS to hold it for a week (because I'm not driving to get it), Lenovo to get it back and process the return to sender, have Lenovo re-order it and price-match it to their original price, then ship it to my brother who lives in a dorm at college because that's the only place I can guarantee that someone would be there all day to sign for it. tl;dr: Lenovo requires UPS to get a signature from someone who's home for all their shipments, regardless of how little the item costs.

You do know that you could have taken one of those slips they left on the door, and then called UPS to have them hold it. The person then picking it up, can bring the slip and pick it up in your place. Not sure what your local area schedule is like, but my local UPS Hub lets me grab it at like 7pm.

Quote from imnotminkus : Just a warning: when Lenovo ships anything, they require a signature for the delivery, regardless of the price. I ordered the laptop stand a few months ago ($7) and it was returned to sender after three delivery attempts. UPS absolutely wouldn't leave it at my house without an in-person signature because Lenovo required it. I asked their customer service about it and was told that that's their policy and there's no way around it. So I had to wait for three delivery attempts, UPS to hold it for a week (because I'm not driving to get it), Lenovo to get it back and process the return to sender, have Lenovo re-order it and price-match it to their original price, then ship it to my brother who lives in a dorm at college because that's the only place I can guarantee that someone would be there all day to sign for it. tl;dr: Lenovo requires UPS to get a signature from someone who's home for all their shipments, regardless of how little the item costs.

I am not sure why you did not want to drive there. But my closet ups facility is like 5mins away. It 's vary by city may be oh and thanks for the warning.

Quote from drunkhumping : I've said it like, the past 4-5 times these threads have come up, but the headset is totally worth it. Very clear, very loud, very sharp, and better than the GF's expensive audiophile corded headphones 3x the price. The battery lasts pretty nicely, the reception is pretty good, and the mic is actually pretty sharp for online gaming or Skype calls. For $20, it's hard to beat, and if you'll be angry if you miss out on it and have to wait until the next round. It also uses different non-interfering frequencies, as my mom uses her set at the same time the lady does, at the same time that I'm gaming, which is nice.

Was on the fence with the headset, but you have convinced me to pull the trigger. ty sir

Thanks!

I don't understand why people need a laptop stand?

in 4 1, seems like a good deal for wireless headphones

Quote from nyankana : I don't understand why people need a laptop stand?

Works if you use a laptop at your desk and need to raise the screen for proper ergonomics. Looks a hell of a lot better than setting it on a stack of books or a small box.

Coupon code is not available for the stand anymore