Best Buy has launched a one-day sale this morning, discounting MacBooks, TVs, and much more. Free shipping is available on orders of $35+ or you can opt for in-store pickup and start enjoying your new gear right away. Our top picks are below.
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, iTunes has launched a new sale this morning with deals from $5 along with mom-focused titles under $10, and rentals from $1 each. The first two of which will become permanent additions to your library, while you’ll have 48-hours to watch the rental after you press play. We typically see films sell for around $15 or rent for up to $7. Our top picks are below.
Looking to save even further? Walmart is once again offering Series 1 for $149 and$179, respectively in each size. Multiple colors are available there as well with free shipping. This is good for up to $100 off the regular going rate. Need a new Apple Watch band? Check out our roundup for a few low-cost ways to deck out your new wearable.
iTunes is starting off Tuesday with a number of films marked down to $5 across a wide variety of genres. There’s also a handful of Marvel films on sale for $15, which we’ve listed below. If you have some extra iTunes credit laying around, or simply want to load up your library, this is the sale for you. Typically these films would sell for $10 or more while the Marvel films go for $20, and most have never been offered for less at iTunes. Head below for our top picks.
If you’ve been holding out, this is one of the strongest discounts that we’ve seen. Geek Squad Certified Refurbished products come with a 90-day Limited Warranty. More details here.
Update: Amazon is matching a number of Best Buy’s offers on MacBook Air/Pro. If you have access to .edu deals, you can still do better at Best Buy with an additional $50 discount. More details below.
Urban Armor Gear has revealed its latest protection for Apple’s iPad lineup, the Plasma Case. These new cases will be available for the 5th and 6th generation 9.7-inch iPad as well as both iPad Pros.
iTunes has a trio of new sales running this morning, offering a wide variety of HD and 4K films for just $5. Some of these come in the form of double feature bundles for $10 or triple features for $15. You’d typically expect to pay around $10-$15 for each film. This is a great way to load up your iTunes library for less. Of course, each film will become a permanent part of your collection. Head below for more.
Otterbox has today released its latest cases to go along with the film Solo: A Star Wars Story. The company is offering three different designs for iPhone 7/8/Plus, X and one for Samsung’s Galaxy S9/Plus.
Konami has announced a new game in the Castlevania series. While it might not be the big AAA console experience many would have hoped for, Grimoire of Souls looks to be bringing the series’ classic side scrolling combat to iOS later this year along with a healthy dose of multiplayer action to go along with it. Read More
It’s another Tuesday and that means a fresh batch of iTunes movie deals. This time around, we’re seeing a nice batch of $1 HD rentals along with new price drops from $5 in the Build Your Collection offerings. You’ll have up to 48-hours to watch your rentals after pressing play while all of the other deals this morning will become a permanent part of your collection. Our top picks are below.
Nike is offering some nice discounts on Apple Watch Series 3 this evening with deals starting at $297. You’ll find price drops on both 38 and 42mm sizes, along with GPS and cellular configurations. Free shipping is available across the board. A full breakdown on pricing is available below.
Nanoleaf is a well-known company when it comes to specialized smart lighting for your home. Razer is also a well-known brand that makes beautiful PC accessories that also have special lighting. Why are we mentioning these two seemingly random companies in the same article? Because they recently joined forces to make your regular lighting extend away from just your desk while gaming on your PC.
Earlier this year, Razer announced its partnership with Philips Hue to extend its Razer Synapse RGB software off of your desk and around the room, giving a more immersive gaming experience. But now, Nanoleaf is joining the party, and I really like where Razer’s new direction is headed.
Calling all Apple IT/Consulting/Tech professionals! MacTech is having their annual conference in Los Angeles in just 2 weeks and you are invited. Besides learning a boatload about developing, managing and deploying Apple products and related services, you’ll get to meet like-minded folks in your field, eat some great food on the house and have a lot of fun – probably on the corporate dime. Speaking of that, 9to5mac readers can grab $400 the price of admission using this link making the total $1199 for the three day event… Expand Expanding Close
Apple today announced a substantial $5M donation to Hand in Hand, a relief fund that is providing Hurricane relief in the wake of two huge hurricanes hitting the US South. Apple CEO Tim Cook said, “We applaud Hand in Hand for bringing together people from all over the country to help one another at a time when so many desperately need it. In addition to Apple’s direct contribution to the relief and recovery efforts, we’re making it easy for anyone in the US to make their own donations to Hand in Hand through the App Store and iTunes.”
We get emails about Mac software bundles every day, but only a select few are worth your time. We believe today’s Bundlehunt is one of those. For $21.99, you get to choose your favorite 7 applications from an impressive selection of 50 (!!), many of which are worth multiples of $22 by themselves. There are too many apps to list here but some favorites of the 9to5Mac writers are listed below.
Oh, and we’re giving a bundle of free 7 apps each to one Facebook and Twitter sharer as part of our 9to5Rewards program…so spread the love!! (Winners will be added to the post tomorrow).
Bundlehunt is offering up a selection of 60 solid apps, utilities and learning resources where you can select any 12 of them for just $19.99 ($1.66/app!) . That total is often a lower price than the retail price of one of the apps and the biggest selection of popular Mac apps we’ve seen for anywhere near $20.