Today’s best deals are brought to the fore by Best Buy and Satechi launching their own Presidential Day sales, as well as an everyday low on the new M1 MacBook Pro on $ 100 off. Take a leap for all that stuff and more in the latest lunch for 9to5Toys.
Best Buy announces new Presidential Day sale
Best Buy ends the work week by launching its annual Presidential Day sale today, featuring a variety of Apple equipment and more. Here is the Apple HomePod mini bundle with a Wemo HomeKit Mini Smart Plug for $ 110. Of the $ 124 value that the package usually picks up, today’s offer is $ 5 below the combined lows on both items, which is consistent with our previous mention, and is only the second price reduction of any kind on Apple’s latest Siri. activated speaker.
HomePod mini offers a compact way to bring Siri, Apple Music and smart home controls to your space in a familiar, dusty design. In addition to white or black colorways, there is a touchpad at the top to customize sound reproduction, as well as a quick handover of music, thanks to the inclusion of Apple’s new U1 chip.
Apple M1 MacBook Pro gets $ 100 off
Amazon is currently offering Apple’s latest 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 / 8GB / 256GB for $ 1,199. Usually you get $ 1,299, here you save $ 100 with today’s offer which matches our previous listing as well as the everyday lowest. Apple’s latest MacBook Pro delivers its M1 chip, with 256 GB of storage and 8 GB of RAM. You can rely on its 13-inch Retina display, along with battery life of up to 17 hours, some Thunderbolt 3 ports and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Apple’s TouchBar completes the package along with its most recent Magic Keyboard iteration.
Satechi takes 20% off Apple accessories
Satechi launches its presidential day sale today by taking it 20% discount its full range of Apple accessories, chargers and more. Our best choice this time is the new aluminum 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charging stand at $ 48. From $ 60, today’s offer is only the second price reduction on this recent version, and it coincides with the everyday low as a launch discount in January.
Satechi’s new 2-in-1 charging stand offers MagSafe compatibility to your iPhone 12 with a magnetic design that emits a floating form factor to fill your device on the table or nightstand. There is also a secondary 5W Qi pad underneath that can complement AirPods and more.
LG’s 34-inch Ergo UltraWide Monitor now gets $ 100 off
Amazon offers the LG 34WN780-B 34-inch Ergo UltraWide 1440p Monitor for $ 497. If you typically fetch $ 597, you are saving $ 100 with today’s offer which indicates only the second significant price reduction so far and matches our previous listing for the everyday low. As one of LG’s latest monitors, the new 34-inch Ergo delivers an UltraWide form factor, complete with 1440p resolution and AMD FreeSync support. This monitor lives up to its name and has a unique ergonomic standard that clings to your desk to offer different angles and heights.
Powerbeats Pro Earplugs is lower than $ 150
Best Buy currently offers the Apple Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earplugs for $ 150. Normally other styles currently fetch $ 249, but currently they pay $ 200 at Amazon, with today’s offer beating our previous listing by $ 10 and fitting the Amazon low. Centered around a completely wireless design, rock Powerbeats Pro up to 24 hours of playback and a workout-ready form factor.
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