Earbud Keychain Case. Compact, Protective, Good Looking

You've got an iPod/iPhone, right? Of course you do, otherwise what's the point of clicking on a headline that says Earbud Keychain Case? Anyway, it seems that the guys at Extended Access have solved your earbud problem, releasing a keychain that offers a small and compact place to store your iPod/iPhone earbuds when you're not using them.

Attention iPhone Owners! Tired of leaving your ear buds at home

or in the car? Put your earbuds in your new BudCase, clip it onto your keychain and presto! Problem solved!, says Extended Access.

What, you think you don't need one? Huh..! There are not two, not three, not even four, but five reasons for which you need a budcase:

- Small and compact, simply snaps onto your keychain.
- Stop forgetting to bring your earbuds! Get a BudCase (of course, some people often forget the keys themselves at home or other places)
- Great for iPhone, iPod, and even laptop owners! (so, great for everyone, really)
- Prevent damage to your earbuds, store them in your BudCase
- Enjoy the music on your iPhone wherever you are.

The last reason, of course, doesn't really count since you bring your earbuds with you anyway, whether you keep them in your pocket, bag, case... whatever. You don't see anyone leaving their earbuds at home afraid not to damage them, do you? Nevertheless, the BudCase is definitely something everyone should carry since you don't want to damage them.

Extended Access says that you can order your BudCase securely using your Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, or PayPal account using PayPal. According to the BudCase makers, you DO NOT have to have a PayPal account to use the service.

Speaking of which, PayPal doesn't include Safari in its list of safe browsers. Yeah, although Apple touts it as "still" the best there is, it seems that security isn't its strong point.

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