Sherry Taylor

Will It Work Wednesday~Go Go Pillow

Straight from the As Seen on TV website:

” GoGo Pillow transforms from a tablet pillow to a travel pillow in seconds! The Go Go Pillow, as seen on TV, is perfect for those on the go.

The patented multi-slot design holds any size tablet securely. The attached straps allow you to use the GoGo Pillow as a backpack to take your tablet with you and it even fix on to the back of a head rest to create a comfortable viewing experience on the move.

The GoGo Pillow is perfect wherever you are. It mold to almost any surface so you can use it on the exercise bike, in the kitchen relaxing in bed or just on your lap. Easy access to ear buds and power cord right through the pillow.

Unzip and flip to turn the GoGo Pillow into a comfortable travel pillow.

Available in Neon Blue, Grey or Burgundy.

The Go Go Pillow works great for books and magazines also. “

So, all of that is nice, but does it work? Is it worth the cash? Wednesday at 8:10 Am call me at 220-2395 for Will It Work Wednesday.

http://www.asseenontv.com/gogo-pillow/detail.php?p=448056&v=best-sellers#tabs

 

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