Parrot Minikit Neo Voice-controlled Bluetooth Hands-free Kit on 2040-parts.com
La Jolla, California, United States
Parrot MINIKIT NeoVoice Controlled Bluetooth Hands-free Kit Pre-Owned. In very good condition. Barely used. Might have some light scratches and tiny cracks from inside where device is rounded (see the last photo). Does not affect the look or performance. General Features:
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