Today’s best deals include Apple Watch Series 5 Nike+, 16-inch MacBook Pro from $1,749, and Twelve South’s MagicBridge. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Rare savings on Apple Watch Series 5 Nike+
Nike is taking up to $80 off Apple Watch Series 5 Nike+ GPS + Cellular models. Deals start at $425. Today’s deal departs from the regularly $499 or more price tag depending on the size and also matches our previous mention. Best Buy and most other mainstream retailers are currently charging full price.
Apple Watch Series 5 delivers a bright Retina display that will relay all of your pertinent fitness tracking data along with smartphone notifications. The Nike+ model arrives with an extra sporty band and added Watch faces to take your fitness experience to a new level. Cellular connectivity is another feature worth mentioning here, as it enables users to leave their iPhones at home while going on long runs.
Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro drops further
Amazon offers Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro 2.6GHz/16GB/512GB for $2,099. However, trusted eBay retailer QuickShipElectronics has an open-box model with original accessories and warranty for $1,749. That’s up to $650 off the original price and some of the best offers we’ve ever tracked.
There’s 512GB worth of SSD storage on this model. You’ll also find the usual four Thunderbolt 3 ports, 16GB worth of RAM, and a redesigned Touch Bar with physical escape and power buttons. Check out our hands-on review for additional details.
Twelve South’s MagicBridge hits $30
Amazon is currently offering the Twelve South MagicBridge for $30. Typically fetching $40, today’s offer is good for a 26% discount, beats our previous mention by $5, and marks the best we’ve seen in over 6 months. Whether you picked up one of Apple’s latest iMacs or are just looking to tame an existing setup, Twelve South’s MagicBridge is an essential add-on. It’ll neatly organize Apple’s Magic Trackpad 2 and Keyboard into one streamlined package. It’s made of a matching white plastic that will pair with the look of Apple’s peripherals. Get a closer look in our hands-on review.
AirPlay 2 highlights LG’s 65-inch 4K TV at $700
Amazon offers the LG 65-inch 4K Smart Ultra HDTV with AirPlay 2 for $700. Regularly $850, today’s deal is the second-best all-time we’ve tracked at Amazon and the best we can find. Built with smart homes in mind, this TV does it all while offering compatibility with Apple’s AirPlay 2, Google Assistant, Alexa, and more. It supports 4K content on a 65-inch panel featuring local dimming, LG’s ThinQ AI, and HDR specs, as well. You’ll be able to find four HDMI ports on the back alongside two USB inputs and support for Dolby Atmos across the integrated 2.0-Ch. soundbar.
Kensington USB 3.0 Dual 4K Display Dock hits $118
Amazon is currently offering the Kensington USB 3.0 Dual 4K Display Docking Station for $118. Typically fetching around $180, it recently dropped to $150 and is now down the extra $32, saving you a total of 35% and marking a new all-time low. Today’s offer is also $28 under our previous mention. Kensington’s docking station turns a single USB 3.0 port into a multitude of connections, delivering the ability to drive two 4K monitors at 60Hz thanks to the built-in DisplayPort outputs. There’s also six USB 3.1 ports, as well as Gigabit Ethernet and more.
Best trade-in deals
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