Bug or Feature Funny Programmer Developer Code Humor PopSockets PopGrip for MagSafe

Style:

Magnetic PopGrip

Disponibilidad:
En stock

Peso con empaque:
0.36 kg

Devolución:
Sí

Condición
Nuevo

Producto de:
Amazon

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This playful cartoon illustration features a bewildered bug character peeking over a giant question mark surrounded by gears, floppy disks, warning signs, and coding icons in a vibrant game-inspired style.
A classic developer inside joke brought to life with colorful pixel-influenced artwork, this design appeals to programmers, QA testers, and software engineers who know the eternal debugging debate.
Magnetically snaps on and off your phone case so you can easily swap between MagSafe compatible accessories.
Adaptor ring included. Make any phone case MagSafe compatible by attaching the adaptor ring. A phone case is required but not included to use the wallet.
Printed top is swappable. Close and twist to swap the top with a new design with other compatible PopGrip models.

U$S 72,48

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U$S 72,48

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U$S 28,99

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Colorful cartoon illustration brings a beloved programming joke to life through vibrant game-inspired artwork that captures the eternal question every developer faces. A cute green bug character with wide yellow eyes peers over a massive orange question mark, embodying the uncertainty of unexpected software behavior. Surrounding icons tell the story of the coding life including a floppy disk, clipboard checklist, mechanical gears, warning triangle, bug catching net, and scattered coins and gems that evoke retro gaming aesthetics. The rich navy blue background makes the bright yellows, oranges, and blues pop while bold cartoon typography delivers the punchline in contrasting colors. This design speaks to the shared experience of software developers, QA professionals, system administrators, and anyone who has ever had to decide whether strange program behavior is an error to fix or an undocumented feature to embrace. The playful style adds humor to the daily frustrations of debugging.