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All of today’s best deals are now up for grabs courtesy of 9to5Toys. On this fine Wednesday, you can now save $249 on Apple’s Studio Display at the best price of the year. It’s joined by a pair of price cuts on official Apple iPhone 14/Pro silicone cases from $36, as well as the first discount on Razer’s all-new Kishi V2 controller grip at $89. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Save $249 on Apple Studio Display
Joining all of the Mac discounts live right now as the ulitmate centerpiece to your desktop workstation, Amazon is now offering a chance to save on Apple’s recently-released Studio Display. Dropping the 27-inch 5K monitor down to $1,349.99 shipped, the standard tilt-adjustable stand configuration arrives with $249 in savings attached from the usual $1,599 going rate. It’s the best price of the year, matching our previous mention from several months back in the process. It comes within $50 of the all-time low from last year, as well.
Arriving as a new, more affordable version of the Pro Display XDR that’s on sale below, the new Apple Studio Display is designed to pair with the new Mac Studio and all of the other M1/M2 machines. Measuring 27 inches, the 5K monitor is packed with the latest features from Apple including a 12MP FaceTime camera backed by Center Stage. The studio-quality mics and 6-speaker sound system are balanced by the A13 chip. Around back there is a single Thunderbolt 3 port with 96W host charging, as well as three downstream USB-C ports for connecting in peripherals and the like.
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Save on Apple’s official iPhone 14/Pro MagSafe silicone cases
Amazon is now offering Apple’s official iPhone 14 Silicone MagSafe Case starting at $36. Available in the Midnight style, pricing drops from the usual $49 going rate in order to land at the second-best price to date. Within $1 of the all-time low, this is a rare chance to save more than 20% on Apple’s latest in-house accessory. Those rocking an iPhone 14 Pro will also be able to outfit their handset with some new stylings, thanks to the companion accessory landing at $40 from its similar $49 going rate.
Keeping up the premium stylings of other official Apple cases, these silicone offerings protect your iPhone 14 series device with a soft-touch and grippy finish that comes in one of several styles. Alongside magnets that allow it to snap right onto the back of your device, there’s also support for Apple’s MagSafe charging passthrough, as well.
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Razer’s all-new Kishi V2 controller grip for iPhone 14 sees first discount to $89
After being refreshed last fall with a new second-generation version, today we’re tracking the first chance to save on Razer’s new Kishi V2 Controller Grip for iPhone. Courtesy of Amazon, the usual $100 price tag is now dropped down to $89 for the very first time. That $11 in savings delivers a new all-time low and a rare chance to outfit your iPhone 14 with the latest gaming experience for less.
Whether you’re looking to step up the Apple Arcade experience or take advantage of more ergonomic gameplay for diving into Genshin Impact, Among Us, and Call of Duty Mobile, Razer’s Kishi V2 controller grip is a must. Relying on a Lightning port that delivers passthrough charging and an adjustable design, these are capable with a wide variety of handsets including the latest from Apple like iPhone 14, whether you’re rocking the 14 Pro Max or one of the smaller handsets. You can get a closer look in our hands-on review from back when we took a look at what’s new with the experience last September.
Save $519 on Apple’s refurbished M1 iMac
Through the end of the month, Woot is now offering a chance to save on Apple’s latest 24-inch M1 iMac down to $980 for the elevated 8-core GPU configuration in certified refurbished condition. Normally selling for $1,499, today’s offer arrives at the best price we’ve ever seen in one of seven colors. It’s $519 off in total, and clocks in as a match of our previous mention. Elevated configurations are also getting in on the savings today, too.
Apple’s latest 24-inch iMac arrives with an integrated M1 processor with its sleek design including a 4K Retina display with True Tone, as well as a 1080p FaceTime camera. Other notable features include 256GB or more of onboard storage, at least 8GB of RAM, and six speakers capable of supporting Spatial Audio. You’re also looking at the improved 8-core processor and a pair of Thunderbolt ports supplemented by two USB-C slots, as well as Wi-Fi 6 connectivity and Ethernet in the power brick. Included a 90-day warranty. Get a closer look in our launch coverage.
LG’s unique new Libero 27-inch USB-C Monitor hits $297
Today we’re tracking a pair of discounts across some of the more unique monitors on the market. Both from LG, the savings first kick off with the new 27-inch Libero Monitor. Now dropping down to $297 from its usual $500 going rate, you’re looking at $203 in savings. It’s landing at the all-time low set over the fall last year for only the second time, and is the lowest we’ve seen since. Not to mention, this is the first real price cut since back in Feburary, too.
LG’s new Libero monitor answers the question of what if you needed a display you can put to use in even the most compact workstation environments. Its slim design has two different ways to prop itself up, with a folding stand that can be positioned at multiple angles as well as a pair of hooks that let you hang it off a cubical wall. In either case, it packs a 27-inch 1440p panel and comes backed by all of the other modern features you’d expect like an HDMI port, USB-C connectivity with 65W power delivery, and HDR 10 compliance. Even more interestingly, there’s also a detachable HD webcam for rounding out your setup.
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As far as the other unique form-factor getting in on the savings, Amazon is now also offering the new LG DualUp 28-inch Monitor for $597. Normally fetching $700, today’s offer is still delivering one of the first chances to save period on the new release with $103 in savings attached. This is matching the all-time low set just twice before on the new 2560 x 2880 display, as well. Arriving with a unique 16:18 aspect ratio, the new LG DualUp Monitor comes centered around a 28-inch panel that is effectively just a pair of 1440p display stacks on top of each other.
Straight out of the 1990s, the vertical form-factor comes backed by one of LG’s popular Ergo mounts for attaching to your desk and adjusting the height or position. Alongside its dual HDMI 2 ports, there’s also a USB-C slot that makes this ideal for MacBooks, especially thanks to its 90W power delivery capabilities. If you’re somehow not yet sold on the quirky form-factor, our hands-on review walks you through its place on your macOS desktop.
Best trade-in deals
9to5Mac also keeps tabs on all the best trade-in deals on iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch, and more every month. Be sure to check out this month’s best trade-in deals when you decide it’s time to upgrade your device, or simply head over to our trade-in partner directly if you want to recycle, trade, or sell your used devices for cash and support 9to5Mac along the way!
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