 Today we're going to be doing a quick unboxing of a pretty neat little product from ThinkFlood. So this is the Red Eye Mini. This is a new one. It's a mini version of the original Red Eye, which we are not going to look at, except only briefly there. We're going to focus on the mini today. So, you can see it's pretty self-explanatory. Universal remote for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. Well, that doesn't actually really explain much if you don't know what this product does already. So we're going to do the unboxing really quickly. There it's unboxed. That was it. Okay, so inside we will find the Red Eye Mini, which is here, with the infrared transmitter on the front of it, and then a headphone jack on the other end. That's it. That's the whole thing. And then, this is cool. Check this out. So this is what makes it mini and portable. This is a little carrying case that you go ahead and you throw on your keychain, you know, put that in there. And now, all of a sudden, your iPhone or iPod or iPad is now a universal remote that you can carry with you anywhere. Pretty neat. Okay, so let's talk about what makes the mini cool. So first of all, it comes down to their software. So the Red Eye software is something that you can download for free to your iPod or iPad. It allows you to customize the layout. It allows you to use the full multi-touch capabilities of the iPod, iPad. Okay, I'm going to say iPhone because that's what I have. So it's the iPhone. So you can actually change the channel by scrolling right, change the channel by scrolling left. You can adjust the volume by scrolling up and down. You have the ability to access their database of codes. You can actually learn from your existing remotes. So before you lose them, to just quickly learn it on your eye device, and then you won't have to worry about finding it anymore, ever. I think you can customize the actual button layout. I know you can customize the button layout, but I don't know if I said it yet. And it comes with its own carrying case. No batteries required. And since it plugs into the headphone jack, you've actually still got access. And I'm just going to show you guys what it looks like when you plug it in. So it's not the kind of thing that you'd leave plugged in permanently, obviously. But you know, you plug it in to use it. And then it actually leaves your charging port completely unobstructed at the bottom. So you can actually charge it and then use this at the same time. Now it looks like you're going to have to watch out for case compatibility, because this is Cameraman's iPhone. And he's got a case that looks like it's going to interfere with plugging it in fully, whereas I'm just using a sticker. And yeah, I'm not having any clearance problems with that. So depending what kind of a case you're using on your iPhone, that's what it's going to look like with the Red Eye Mini installed. So I'm obviously going to have to do some testing with this device, but they advertise that it'll work awesome with pretty much any device, including your TV, your DVD player, your cable box, anything that accepts an infrared signal from your remote control. So stay tuned for more videos online as Tech Tips, including about this, but unboxings, reviews, all that good stuff. And I just want to ask you guys a question. Does anybody already have a Red Eye or a device like this? And if you do, what do you think of it?