Today’s best deals are presented by Best Buy and Satechi starting their own President’s Day sales, as well as an all-time low on the new M1 MacBook Pro in $ 100 off. Make the jump to all this and more in the last 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Best Buy launches new President’s Day promotion
Best Buy is ending the work week with the launch of its annual President’s Day sale today, with discounts on a selection of Apple equipment and more. The highlight here is the Apple HomePod mini pack with a Wemo HomeKit Mini Smart Plug for $ 110. Below the $ 124 value that the package usually reaches, today’s offer is $ 5 below the historic lows combined on both items, matches our previous mention and is only the second price cut of any kind in the last Apple’s Siri-enabled speaker.
The HomePod mini offers a compact way to take Siri, Apple Music and smart home control to your space in a familiar design wrapped in fabric. Beside the white or black colors, there is a touchpad on the top to adjust the audio playback, as well as the fast transfer of music, thanks to the inclusion of the new Apple U1 chip.
Apple M1 MacBook Pro gets $ 100 off
Amazon currently offers Apple’s latest 13-inch MacBook Pro M1 / 8GB / 256GB for $ 1,199. Normally reaching $ 1,299, here you are saving $ 100 with today’s offer that matches our previous mention, as well as the lowest point ever. Apple’s latest MacBook Pro offers its full M1 chip with 256 GB of storage and 8 GB of RAM. You can count on its 13-inch Retina display with up to 17 hours of battery life, a pair of Thunderbolt 3 ports and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Apple’s TouchBar completes the package along with its latest version of the Magic Keyboard.
Satechi takes 20% off Apple accessories
Satechi is launching its President’s Day sale today, taking 20% off your entire selection of Apple accessories, chargers and more. Our main choice this time is the new 2-in-1 aluminum wireless magnetic charging $ 48. Below $ 60, today’s offer is only marking the second price cut in this recent launch and corresponds to the historic low set for a January launch discount.
Satechi’s new 2-in-1 charging cradle offers MagSafe compatibility with your iPhone 12 with a magnetic design that emits a floating shape to replenish your device on the table or bedside table. There is also a 5W secondary Qi pad underneath that can refill AirPods and more.
LG 34-inch Ergo UltraWide monitor now at $ 100 discount
Amazon offers the 34-inch LG 34WN780-B Ergo UltraWide 1440p monitor for $ 497. Usually reaching $ 597, here you are saving $ 100 with today’s offer by just marking the second notable price cut so far and matching our previous mention for the lowest record. As one of LG’s latest displays, the new 34-inch Ergo offers a full UltraWide format with 1440p resolution and AMD FreeSync support. Living up to its name, this monitor includes a unique ergonomic stand that attaches to your desk to offer multiple viewing angles and heights.
Powerbeats Pro headphones dropped to $ 150
Best Buy currently offers Apple Powerbeats Pro Wireless headsets for $ 150. Usually costing more than $ 249, other styles go to $ 200 now on Amazon, with today’s offering surpassing our previous mention by $ 10 and reaching Amazon’s lowest level ever. Centered around a totally wireless design, Powerbeats Pro rock up to 24 hours of playback and a workout-ready form factor.
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