For a mere $349.99, you can now preorder this brand new Pip-Boy: Deluxe Bluetooth Edition. It’s a Pip-Boy Model 3000 Mk IV replica that fits in your arm and connects to your phone via bluetooth.

All told, the novelty value alone makes the Pip-Boy: Deluxe Bluetooth Edition something that might have more appeal than another huge wrist computer. The Rufus Cuff is basically just a 3.2 inch ...

The latest Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth Edition comes complete with its own RobCo Industries stand that doubles as a charging base and speaker and will be available to purchase during November 2016 ...

The Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth edition is priced at a hefty $350, and is available for pre-order in the U.S., Canada, and Australia. It’ll release in November in limited batches, Bethesda said ...

Currently, the Fallout 4 Deluxe Bluetooth Pip-Boy is available for pre-sale on Bethesda’s Online Store and ThinkGeek for $349.99.

Unlike the Pip-Boy replica that released with the Fallout 4 video game, the Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth Edition is made of higher quality materials and has its very own display.

The Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth Edition, the second iteration of the device, is no longer simply a smartphone case that gamers can wear on their arms. It is being sold through preorders for $350 and ...

Decline. Unlike last year's Pip-Boy, The Pip-Boy: Deluxe Bluetooth Edition, which costs $350, comes with an integrated screen and its own on-board software and hardware.

The Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth Edition, the second iteration of the device, is no longer simply a smartphone case that gamers can wear on their arms. It is being sold through preorders for $350 and ...

Fallout 4 Bluetooth Pip-Boy from ThinkGeek Watch on YouTube Fallout 4 Deluxe Bluetooth Pip-Boy is way better than yours Remember how Fallout 4 came in a limited edition with a Pip-Boy replica?

The Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth Edition is estimated to ship Nov. 11, and its features are outlined in the video below. Source: Bethesda Store ...

Adi has covered video games, biohacking, and more for The Verge since 2011. No, we didn’t get to try the Pip-Boy Deluxe Bluetooth Edition, a real-life version of Fallout’s iconic wrist computer.