Well, this sure was an diverse and surprising week for new deals on gear and gadgets. This batch of fresh arrivals includes an MFi certified Lightning cable wrapped in faux snakeskin (seriously), a super handy digital assistant, a digital lock pick kit for your PDFs, and a Raspberry Pi 3 with and LCD kit. Phew, that’s a rogue’s gallery of great deals. Read on for more details:
Urge Basics Snakeskin MFi Certified Lightning Cable – 66% off
This is basically like any other Apple-certified Lightning cable you might use, it’ll reliably charge your devices and transfer your data. Except this one’s wrapped in faux snake leather. That adds a definite character to it, and whatever that character is for you — whether biker or gypsy or rock star or reptile enthusiast — you can now express that with your Lightning cable. Believe it.
Buy now: Get this snakeskin Lightning cable for $9.99, a third of the usual price.
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EasilyDo: Lifetime Subscription – 90% off
EasilyDo is actually more like a life-hack than a Siri-style personal assistant, an invaluable tool for saving time. It synchronizes information and notifications from things like your e-commerce sites and personal itineraries, shipping updates, contacts, etc. After you’ve dialed in your personal needs, you’ll find efficiency added at every step.
Buy now: Get EasilyDo for $19.99, a whopping 90 percent off the usual price.
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PDF Expert 2.0 for Mac – 50% off
When you deal with PDFs on a regular basis, you know how the routine if you spot something that needs adjustment. Open the original program, make the change, ‘print’ a new one. PDF Expert offers a series of essential tools that let you crack open any PDF and make edit text, images, links and outlines in PDFs, add annotations, merge documents, fill out forms, and more.
Buy now: Get PDF Expert for $29.99, that’s half off.
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Raspberry Pi 3 Complete LCD Display Kit – 10% off
Raspberry Pi is the compact computing platform you can program to do almost anything. Throwing a SainSmart LCD display into the mix just adds a whole new dimension of possible functions, including building things like a standard desktop computer, advanced music players, weather stations, and lots more. Connect to the internet or Bluetooth right out of the box. no additional peripherals needed, control Raspberry Pi directly from the included board controller, and take advantage of the Quad-Core 1.2 GHz CPU and a gigabyte of RAM.
Buy now: Get this Raspberry Pi and LCD kit for $114.99, that’s 10 percent off the usual price.
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