Apple’s official Apple Watch bands are on sale from under $23 at Amazon, while pre-paid iPhone XS deals have popped alongside Anker’s annual Halloween sale. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Official Apple Watch bands hit new Amazon all-time lows
We’ve spotted a number of official Apple Watch bands on sale at Amazon today, marking new all-time lows on a variety of different styles. As always, you’ll need a Prime membership or an order over $25 to lock-in free shipping. A number of different Sport Loop Bands have dropped in various colors from $22.50, including new all-time lows on Nectarine, Black, and Sand. Be sure to browse through all of the listings for more. These bands regularly sell for $49. Given how pricey these bands can typically be, now is a great time to grab a few while discounted whether for yourself or the fitness junkie in your life. Check out the entire sale here.
You’ll also want to make sure you swing by our roundup of the best Apple Watch Series 5 bands for even more deals from $5. Here you’ll find a wide range of styles to choose from, including Sport Loops, Leather Straps, and more.
Apple’s iPhone XS 64GB on pre-paid service
Amazon offers Apple’s iPhone XS 64GB in Gold for $766. This model is designed for Simple Mobile’s pre-paid network and is locked for a year. More details here. As a comparison, this model originally sold for $999 but trends around $900 these days at Best Buy and other retailers. This is a new Amazon all-time low. iPhone XS features a 5.8-inch Super Retina OLED display with HDR support, dual 12 and 7MP cameras, and support for Face ID. Despite newer devices recently hitting the market, this is a solid buy at today’s discounted price.
Anker’s Halloween sale delivers deals on the latest tech
Anker’s annual Halloween sale is now live over at Amazon with fresh discounts on smartphone accessories, home theater tech, and more. The usual free shipping requirements are in place here for Prime members or in orders over $25. Headlining is the Anker PowerWave 10W Qi Base Pad for $16. That’s good for a $6 savings from the regular going rate and a new Amazon all-time low. Anker’s latest wireless charging pad offers a sleek low-profile design, up to 10W charging speeds, and an LED indicator to relay that your phone is powering up. Shop the rest of Anker’s Halloween sale right here.
Twelve South’s BookBook iPad cases are all on sale from $64
Amazon is offering a handful of notable discounts on Twelve South’s BookBook Vol. 2 cases headlined by the 11-inch iPad Pro model for $72. You’d typically pay $90 here. Today’s deal is a new Amazon all-time low. This case features a full-grain leather design that “protects and disguises iPad for added security.” Interior storage delivers enough room for various accessories, a Bluetooth keyboard, and more. There’s even a designated slot for your Apple Pencil. On the outside, you’ll find the usual BookBook visuals made to fit right in with your existing library. Shop the rest of the sale right here.
Kenwood’s 7-inch Receiver brings CarPlay to your ride
Best Buy’s official eBay storefront currently offers the Kenwood 7-inch CarPlay and Android Auto Receiver DMX9706S for $500. Also available directly from Best Buy. Down from $600, today’s offer saves you $100, matches our previous mention for the all-time low, and is only the second time we’ve seen it on sale. Featuring a seven-inch touchscreen display, Kenwood’s CarPlay and Android Auto receiver is a must-have upgrade to your ride. It notably makes keeping an eye on directions, music playback, and more a breeze while commuting. There’s also the ability to connect a second USB port, so your friends can DJ from the back seat.
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