Simple and fun wire management.

Universal Cord Management

Headphone wire entanglement is simply annoying. Along with these modern miracles of mobile gadgetry comes the problem of tangled headphone wires, excess hanging wire and the need for a convenient, functional wire storage solution when earbuds aren't needed.

Magneat solves these problems in a way no product has done before with a convenient, brilliant headphone wire management and storage solution. It lets you adjust the headphone wire to the desired length, thereby minimizing cord entanglement and unwieldy wire dangle. What more, Magneat keeps the wire close to your body, reducing the likelihood of the inadvertent headphone yank and pull. This is especially nice when you are working out, focused and in your own world. The most annoying thing is breaking pace to plug your headphones back in. It's perfect for use with any BlackCoat. Designed in Scandinavia, Magneat combines fun, fashion, and functionality. Wear it.

Will Magneat erase my hard drive or credit card? Click the Specs tab for more information.

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WARNING: Made with super strong magnets. Magneat should not be used with magnetic metal implants (e.g. pacemakers, ICD). Children under 3 year of age should never play with magnets. The Magneat is not a toy, and not intended for small children.

• Keeps wires untangled and out of the way
• It's perfect for use with any BlackCoat
• Available in a variety of colors.
• Suitable for almost any headphone / earphone / hands-free cords.
• Made with extra strong magnets.
• Fits on almost any clothing.
• Eco-friendly.
• Patented design and function.

Will Magneat erase data from my hard drive?

Here are excerpts from this PC World article, "Busting the Big PC Myths."

"There's nothing magnetic in flash memory, so [a magnet] won't do anything," says Bill Frank, executive director of the CompactFlash Association. "A magnet powerful enough to disturb the electrons in flash would be powerful enough to suck the iron out of your blood cells," says Frank.

The same goes for hard drives. The only magnets powerful enough to scrub data from a drive platter are laboratory degaussers or those used by government agencies to wipe bits off media. "In the real world, people are not losing data from magnets," says Bill Rudock, a tech-support engineer with hard-drive maker Seagate. "In every disk," notes Rudock, "there's one heck of a magnet that swings the head."

Credit cards with strips and cassette tapes are susceptible to data loss when exposed to magnetic fields. It is recommended that you store Magneat separately from these types of media. While you might not lose data from a hard drive simply being exposed to a magnet, we suggest not taking the risk.

SD cards, your iPod nano, iPhone and iPod Touch, as well as most mobile phones all use modern flash memory, which are immune to the effects of magnets. Magneat will not harm them.

WARNING: Made with super strong magnets. Magneat should not be used with magnetic metal implants (e.g. pacemakers, ICD). Children under 3 year of age should never play with magnets. The Magneat is not a toy, and not intended for small children.

• Determine how you are going to wear your Magneat (e.g.. on a t-short, jacket, etc.). Wind the head phone ends around the wire groove until the desired length is achieved. Secure the headphone end in place by anchoring it on the Magneat
• Seperate the rear unit from the front unit by sliding apart.
• Place the front unit on desired position and the rear unit on the inner side of the garment.
• The rear unit will then attach itself, securing the Magneat.
• Connect the headphones to your device and place it in your pocket, and plug the headphones into your ear.
• When not in use, adhere the headphones onto the rear unit of the Magneat.
• Get creative on how you use Magneat. There are many ways to make cord management and storage easy.