Gift Idea For all you Twitter Lovers:Twitterpeek

Twitterpeek is a dream come true for all of the people who find themselves constantly using Twitter.  It is the first device solely dedicated to Twitter.  It allows the user to always stay connected and send unlimited tweets at any time of the day wherever they are!  In addition, because Twitterpeek runs on its own network there are absolutely no text message or data overage charges no matter how many tweets you send! This is one advantage over tweeting with a cell phone that could quickly rack up data charges.  The cost of this device will vary depending on which option you choose.  You can pay $199 for lifetime service and never have to pay a bill ever, or you can pay $99, and receive 6 free months of access and then choose an option of $7.95 per month.  There is no contract with either option.  When you add in the tiny pocket size of the device, the fact that it runs off of cell phone towers so no Wi-Fi connection is needed, more twitter features then a cell phone, and a battery that lasts roughly 3-4 days before it needs to be recharged, this device is a must have for those who can’t live without Twitter!

However all of the features of this device that are an advantage for hardcore Twitter users may also be a disadvantage for casual users.  TwitterPeek does not allow you to email or text message,however you can buy Peek Pronto mobile messaging gadget that does email and text messaging for just $15 per month.  In addition you cannot browse the web, and some will argue that the additional features the device offers for twitter users over cell phones Is only beneficial to the most hardcore users.  You also can’t have multiple Twitter accounts on it.  In conclusion this is a great gift for someone that is constantly using twitter, but probably something that you want to pass on for the casual twitter user.

Watch For My Full Review On Twitterpeek Coming up soon!

This Product was provided free of charge for a honest review. Opinions expressed are my own and are NOT influenced in anyway.