Dead Zebra brings Christmas cheer with new Bingle Bear figurine

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Tis the season! Right now, you can add a bit of Android flavor to your holidays with the Bingle Bear figurine from Andrew Bell's Dead Zebra. The last two years were different since Bell released Christmas tree ornaments. In 2013, red and blue ornaments were sold. Then, in 2014, that same ornament transitioned into a shiny green one. Needless to say they looked great. Mine are actually hanging on the Christmas tree right now. This year we're back to figurines, another specialty at Dead Zebra, with the adorable Bingle Bear designed by artist Scott Tolleson.

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Includes hat and present accessories

Bingle Bear is being sold right now on the Dead Zebra site for $10. These figurines often get sold out pretty fast; so I think you should get moving if you want one! Bell is advising people that want their Bingle Bear to arrive by Christmas to select U.S. Priority Mail for shipping. Dead Zebra is releasing the holiday figurine later than usual and choosing a different shipping method could be a little risky. Orders will start shipping on Monday, December 14.

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If you're looking to gift for others or just treat yourself, Dead Zebra has other items that might be of interest to you. The cloth mouse pads, which come in two varieties, are back in stock. There's also this standard plastic mouse pad, but it isn't in stock at the moment and should return sometime this month. Or you can go for an all-in-one gift with the Android Foundry Holiday Gift Pack that includes your choice between scarfs, socks, and swag.

Definitely check out the entire Android section on the site.

Source: Dead Zebra

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