This Christmas season, electronics are a hot seller. Seasoned Amazon retailers, [Long Run Technologies USA](http://www.amazon.com/s?marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&me=A2FROYB2WRKKT5&merchant=A2FROYB2WRKKT5) and [E Tronic Edge](http://www.amazon.com/s?marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&me=AOV23BH9A4G8E&merchant=AOV23BH9A4G8E&redirect=true) specialize in premium smart phone accessories with dozens of functional products to choose from.
On Black Friday both sellers achieved record high sales, only to see them significantly surpassed on Cyber Monday, as Christmas shoppers clamored to buy their popular electronics products as gifts for their loved ones.
One product that remains a top seller this year are blue tooth headsets. These began as a hit product for gym goers, but have been adopted by millions of users who prefer the comfort and freedom of not being wired directly to their smart phone.
The hottest new products trending this Christmas though are definitely self-balancing scooters. The Segway started the revolution years ago, but were too expensive for the average person. Now, the technology has advanced to the point where the upright handlebars are unnecessary and the size is such that they are not only affordable, but extremely easy to manage, by adults and children alike.
Another popular trend this year relates to Bluetooth technology and music. In addition to the Bluetooth headphones already mentioned, Bluetooth speakers remain in high demand. A newer technology, the Bluetooth transmitter allows smart phone users to play their music wirelessly through their car stereo via the auxiliary jack. Even the high-end models of self balancing scooters have Bluetooth technology built-in so users can listen to music as they ride, without having headphones on.
Both Long Run and E Tronic are based in North America and sell predominantly in the United States, but have also expanded into selling in Canada, the UK and even Europe, all through Amazon–s presence in those countries. The product offerings are similar in all countries as consumer trends and preferences have been found to be a global phenomenon.
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