Selfezy SELFIE STICK - Sturdy Extendable Self-portrait Monopod Pole with Bluetooth Remote Shutter - For iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, Samsung Galaxy, Note, GoPro, Android Phone [Black] - Free Bonus: Cell Phones & Accessories

Selfezy Bluetooth Selfie Stick is on sale now. Instead of its usual price of $39.99, this week you can get for $19.99. Grab the bargain.
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5 Star Review on Amazon - Selfezy Bluetooth Selfie Stick

Our Selfezy selfie stick comes with lifetime warranty and very few selfie sticks can match this.
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Ezy Group Introduces New Professional, Extendable Selfezy Selfie Stick

Ezy Group, maker of accessories for mobile devices, announced today that it is introducing the Selfezy, a sturdy, professional, extendable self-portrait monopod - a "Selfie Stick" - on Amazon.com. The aluminium Selfezy has a hand-grip and features wireless Bluetooth operation and a remote shutter. It is compatible with recent iPhone models, Samsung Galaxy, and GoPro Hero.
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Lightweight Sturdy Bluetooth Selfie Stick

Everyone around the world - be it high profile celebrities, adventure enthusiasts or fashion icons - is busy sharing their Selfies on the social media. However, everyone faces some or the other problems with the existing selfie rods, selfie poles, monopods or selfie sticks, which makes it an unpleasant experience. Either these are made up of inferior quality materials or are difficult to use. Selfezy SELFIE STICK - Sturdy Extendable Self-portrait Monopod Pole with Bluetooth Remote Shutter - For iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, Samsung Galaxy, Note, GoPro, Android Phone [Black] - Free Bonus
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10 Basic Selfie Rules Everyone Should Know

Do you believe it? Disney has banned selfie sticks at their theme parks. As you can see from the photo, Walt is no longer holding his Selfezy selfie stick in his right hand. Too bad, too, because, with Mickey alongside him and the castle in the background, it would have made an excellent picture. On the other hand, who has not already seen this shot and almost every other photo worth taking at Disney Theme Parks around the world? Even if you have never been there, you have seen the pictures. It is the same old story as always. A handful of thoughtless people spoils it for the rest of us. So, if you go to a Disney Theme Park or other attraction that has banned selfie sticks, just take a snapshot or two and be done. Pack you gear into a locker and go have hands free fun. There are a thousand other places and ways to have fun and make memories with your selfie stick. Since some places have banned selfie sticks, maybe it is time for some common-sense rules. When preparing to take a selfie
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Taking Good Selfie Shouldn’t Be Difficult With Selfezy

Human Beings will always find a way to meet a need. If there is no way to meet that need, they will invent one. Once they have done that, they make it even better, and finally they have exactly what they need and it not only works, it looks good and is affordable. The Selfezy Selfie Stick is an excellent example of human ingenuity. When it comes to reaping the benefits of a selfie stick, we do have to wonder what took so long. A lot of you may not be old enough to remember how we used to take pictures. A family photo was never complete because one family member had to be the photographer. There would be two family photos taken. One would have George in it but not Bob and the other would have Bob but not George. Many determined Dads tried to rig a cord to the “push” button on the camera so the whole group could be photographed at the same time. Dad would pull the cord that would supposedly click the camera. Did that ever work? Likely the result was a broken camera that fell off the
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