Today’s best deals are topped off by Best Buy and Satechi kicking off their own President’s Day sale as well as rock bottom on the new M1 MacBook Pro at $ 100 discountJump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Best Buy launches new sale on President’s Day
Best Buy will close the workweek by kicking off its annual President’s Day sale today, with discounts on a selection of Apple gear and more. Headlining here is the Apple HomePod mini bundle with a Wemo HomeKit Mini Smart Plug in front $ 110Below the $ 124 value that the package usually picks up, today’s offering is $ 5 below all-time combined lows for both items, matches our previous listing, and is just the second price cut of any kind on Apple’s latest Siri compatible speaker.
HomePod mini offers a compact way to bring Siri, Apple Music, and smart home controls to your space in a familiar fabric-wrapped design. In addition to white or black colorways, there is a touchpad at the top to adjust audio playback, as well as fast music transfer thanks to the addition of Apple’s new U1 chip.
Apple M1 MacBook Pro is discounted by $ 100
Amazon currently offers Apple’s latest 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 / 8GB / 256GB for it $ 1,199Normally you’ll fetch $ 1,299, but here you’ll save $ 100 with today’s offer that matches our previous listing and its lowest ever. Apple’s latest MacBook Pro ships its M1 chip complete with 256 GB of storage and 8 GB of RAM. You can count on the 13-inch Retina display in addition to up to 17 hours of battery life, a pair of Thunderbolt 3 ports and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Apple’s TouchBar completes the package in addition to the most recent Magic Keyboard iteration.
Satechi takes 20% off Apple accessories
Satechi is launching its President’s Day sale today 20% discount the full selection of Apple accessories, chargers and more. Our top pick this time around is the new aluminum 2-in-1 magnetic wireless charging stand at $ 48Instead of $ 60, today’s offering only marks the second price cut on this recent release and matches its lowest ever level as a January launch discount.
Satechi’s new 2-in-1 charging stand offers MagSafe compatibility with your iPhone 12 with a magnetic design that delivers a floating form factor for refueling your device on the desk or nightstand. There’s also a secondary 5W Qi pad underneath that can refuel AirPods and more.
LG’s 34-inch Ergo UltraWide Monitor is now $ 100 off
Amazon offers the LG 34WN780-B 34 inch Ergo UltraWide 1440p Monitor for $ 497Normally you’ll fetch $ 597, but here you’ll save $ 100 with today’s offer, which marks only the second notable price cut to date and matches our previous all-time low entry. As one of LG’s newest monitors, the new 34-inch Ergo offers an UltraWide form factor, complete with 1440p resolution and AMD FreeSync support. This monitor lives up to its name and has a unique ergonomic stand that can be clipped to your desk to provide different viewing angles and heights.
Powerbeats Pro earbuds are down to $ 150
Best Buy is currently offering the Apple Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds for $ 150Typically fetching over $ 249, other styles now go for $ 200 on Amazon, with today’s offering beating our previous listing by $ 10 and matching Amazon’s low. The Powerbeats Pro is centered around a completely wireless design, offering up to 24 hours of playtime and a workout format.
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