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Amazon Prime Deals – Save on Satechi, myCharge, Jabra, and more

DEAL NEWS – Here are a few good deals to check out for today’s and tomorrow’s Amazon Prime Day shopping extravaganza.

Jabra deals

The Jabra Elite 85h Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones are normally priced at $299.99 and the Amazon Prime deal price is $249.99 which is a 17% savings. Read our review (hint: we really liked them).

LifeShield DIY home security systems deals

LifeShield, an ADT company, will be offering a 25% discount on its DIY smart home security systems on both Prime Days (July 15 and 16) with no promo code required. Check out LifeShield on Amazon.

myCharge deals

If you buy through the myCharge seller Amazon page, you will save $5 off each charger and you can double up and use a 20 percent off promo code (20OFFPOWER) as well! Here are some popular myCharge products:

myCharge HubMax is normally priced at $99.99 but it’s $10 off for Prime Days.

HubMax Universal (first charger combining Apple Lightning and USB-C cables) is normally priced at $99.99 but it’s $10 off for Prime Days.

AdventureMax is priced at $39.99

iOttie deals

Buyers can enter the discount code of “15CONNECT” at checkout on Amazon to receive 15% off their Easy One Touch Connect car mount device with Alexa (valid one unit per order) is normally priced at $69.99, but when the $15% discount code is applied, the price will be $59.46. Additionally, the purchase of the Easy One Touch Connect will come with three free months of Amazon Music. My review of this device is coming soon!

Satechi deals

The Silver version of the Type-C Wireless Charger is regularly priced at $44.99, but will be available to Prime members for just $29.99 which is a 33% discount. I use this charger every day. Check out my review.

The Type-C Mobile Pro Hub, regularly priced at $59.99, will be available to Prime members for just $46.99 which is a 22% discount. Check out my review.

TicWatch deals

Mobvio is offering up to 40% discounts on select TicWatch watches including the TicWatch Pro which is normally priced at $249.99, but for Prime Days it’s down to $174.99. Check out my review of the TicWatch Pro.

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Amazon Prime Deals – Save on Satechi, myCharge, Jabra, and more originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on July 15, 2019 at 6:40 am.

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Tomorrow is Prime Day, so make sure you’re ready for all the Black Friday in July deals

NEWS – Other than Black Friday, which comes in November, the biggest shopping day of the year has been Amazon Prime Day which launched 5 years ago. Prime Day has been one day in July where Amazon heavily discounts products exclusively for Amazon Prime members.

This year, Amazon is giving Prime members 2 days of crazy deals and the event starts tomorrow on July 15th at 2:59am EDT and runs through July 16th. To take advantage of all the deals, you will need to be an Amazon Prime member. Here’s how you can easily signup today so you’ll be all set for tomorrow.

The easiest way is to sign up for a free 30 day trial of Prime is to go here. You can also get a free trial of Prime if you sign up for Amazon Family account or an Amazon Prime Student account.

Once you’re signed up as an Amazon Prime member, be sure and keep an eye on the deals posted on the Amazon Prime Day page.

You can also sign up to get a sneak peek at deals before they go live by using the Amazon app on your mobile device. For more info on how to do that, go here.

You should also be aware that many of the Prime Day deals will be featured as Lightning Deals which means you have to grab them fast because they are time-sensitive deals which will end before the end of the whole Amazon Prime Day event. The best thing to do if you see a product that you want to buy is to add it to your cart immediately. However, you’ll only have 15 minutes to make up your mind if you want to buy it.

If you happen to miss out on buying something you wanted, all hope isn’t lost because there is an opportunity to still get the deal. You can join the wait list for that product and if the same item expires in someone else’s cart, it will magically show up in yours and you will have another 15 minutes to complete the sale. Crisis averted!

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Waterfield wallets, Worx electric lawnmower, Queal meal replacement shakes, and more – Weekly roundup

NEWS – For many of us, the weekend is on the downward swing and Monday is fast approaching. Ugh. To take your mind off the impending workweek, relax with some fun gadget reviews and news. Here’s a handy list of everything we posted in the last seven days.

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Shake your way to a healthy campfire snack

NEWS – If smores give you a bellyache and fire-cooked hot dogs don’t please your palate, check out the Traditional Shake and Pop Outdoor Popcorn Popper from Wabash Valley Farms for your next campfire snack.

My son and co-reviewer, Mason, just like his grandfather, needs a daily dose of popcorn. In fact, these guys opt for popcorn over ice cream, which I never quite understood. 

Mason’s also an outdoorsy type who spends at least two weeks a year at summer camp forgoing comforts like indoor plumbing and electricity. 

We considered sending him to camp with a load of Jiffy Pop, but he wasn’t impressed with the disposable packaging, and I wasn’t thrilled about petroleum derivative TBHQ (tertiary butylhydroquinone).

That’s when we found the Shake and Pop for simple popcorn making without the extras. You just screw together the 18-inch-handle, add a little oil and your kernels, and like the name says, you shake it over the fire until it pops for a tasty treat! At less than 2 pounds, the light-weight aluminum isn’t cumbersome or difficult to maneuver.

And you don’t have to abandon civilization to enjoy it. This open-fire popper works just as well in the backyard firepit or even your fireplace.

As of writing this, the popcorn cooker had 4.4 stars out of 5 with 5,610 reviews on Amazon. The Shake and Pop Outdoor Popcorn Popper is available on Amazon for $17.91.

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Nomad offers a free Lightning cable if you plant trees in the Amazon


NEWS – No one ever has enough Lighting cables, and no one who isn’t a land developer hates trees. What if you could plant trees and be given a free cable for your trouble? Nomad is offering exactly that in their Free Cable for the Planet program. Donate at least $5 to plant 5 trees in the Amazon, and they will send ya 1.5 meter Lightning cable, with or without end-caps. You do have to pay for shipping, but when’s the last time you bought a quality third-partly Lightning cable for under $10?

Hat tip to imore.com for their reporting of this news.

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