When Woot doesn't sell out, they save the extras for a "Woot Off" -- a day where they sell one thing until it's gone, then move to the next thing (they didn't sell out of before) until IT'S gone, etc. Often the products are even cheaper than they were on their Woot day. Sometimes they get to a POS and everyone cries about it being a "Woot-killer" because it takes a long time to sell out. It's fun, and my smartphone has an app that watches Woot all day long.

No doubt they'll have no problem selling the rest of their Pocket Edges, because satisfied customers often buy more of what they bought before.