Today is one of those days when citizens of the United States take stock, sit with their loved ones, and remember those courageous souls who lost their lives in service to the country that they love whilst serving in the armed forces. It’s truly a day of remembrance, but also a day where hope is shared and those in the U.S. look forward to a brighter and safer country thanks to those who continue to serve. For those that also prefer to use that quiet reflection time to save just a little bit of money on some purchased hardware, we are here with yet another daily tech deals installment.
Starting off, we have the official Apple iPhone 7 Smart Battery Case (PRODUCT)RED edition coming in with a rare $15 discount.
Moving on, we also have the 2nd gen. Echo Dot with a $10 discount, as well as the larger and original Amazon Echo with a $40 discount. Last but not the least is the DualShock 4 controller for the PS4 coming in with a $22 discount, as well as a smartphone dock / stand for just $6. As always, make sure you act quickly to grab the product of your choice from the list here as these deals are usually time sensitive and subject to stock levels. Enjoy the savings!
(PRODUCT)RED Apple iPhone 7 Smart Battery Case ($84.99, usually $99.99)
It’s becoming increasingly rare for Apple to offer discounts on any of its products or accessories. It’s for that reason that it’s worth snapping up this wonderful Battery Case for iPhone 7 when it has a noticeable reduction applied. It looks great. Was designed specifically for this handset. And makes a serious impact in this special vivid red color.
Buy: iPhone 7 Smart Battery Case (PRODUCT)RED from Amazon: $85 | Original price: $100
Amazon Echo Dot 2nd Generation ($40 with promo code, usually $49.99)
It’s difficult to hide away from the Amazon hardware revolution. Every home deserves to have Alexa within for answering questions, ordering food, home automation, and playing music when commanded. If you don’t want to part with the money needed to get the full Echo experience, then this Echo Dot second-generation hardware is the next best thing.
Grab the device for as low as $40 using the following promo code at checkout: DOTSAVE10.
Buy: Echo Dot 2nd Generation from Amazon: $40 | Original price: $50
Amazon Echo ($140 with promo code, usually $179.99)
And of course, if you do want the all-singing-all-dancing experience then there’s the bigger brother to the Echo Dot, the full-blown Echo hardware. This powerful Bluetooth speaker also doubles up as a wonderful home assistant thanks to the Alexa integration. It can not only provide answers to life’s questions, but also control home automation hardware, give the weather and daily news, and get a load more capabilities thanks to what seems like an endless array of Alexa Skills.
Grab the Echo for as low as $140 using the following promo code at checkout: ECHOSAVE40.
Buy: Echo from Amazon: $140 | Original price: $180
DualShock 4 Wireless Controller for PlayStation 4, Wave Blue ($43.10, usually $64.99)
If you are planning on having the guys or girls around for a PlayStation 4 party, then you are going to look like a total Memorial Day fool if you don’t have enough controllers. Introduce this stunning Wave Blue DualShock 4 into your life and you are half way there to throwing the best gaming party ever.
Buy: DualShock 4 Wireless Controller for PlayStation 4, Wave Blue from Amazon: $43.10 | Original price: $65
Smartphone Stand/Dock ($6.49 with promo code, usually $39.99)
Every personal or professional desk installation needs a stunning, sleek cell phone holder to keep everything in check. This gorgeous little creation comfortably sits in a modern smartphone and comes with the perfect height and angle to make the phone usable and viewable when it is mounted.
Grab the stand for as low as $40 using the following promo code at checkout: 6VGBXP2D.
Buy: Smartphone Stand/Dock from Amazon: $6.49 | Original price: $40
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