There’s also a bundled smartphone mount that lets you position an iPhone right above the Nimbus+. Alongside its typical controller form-factor, you’re looking at 50-hour battery life, a Lightning port for when it’s time to refuel, and a pair of joysticks.
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So whether you’re looking to enjoy a more in-depth gaming experience on iPhone 13 or up on the big screen with Apple TV, this Bluetooth gamepad delivers. As one of the best MFi game controllers on the market, SteelSeries Nimbus+ enters with support for all of your Apple devices.
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Typically fetching $60, you’re looking at one of the best discounts of the year that’s $5 under the value of our previous mention and a rare chance to upgrade your mobile gaming setup. SteelSeries Nimbus+ MFi controller upgrades iPhone gaming at $45ĪT&T is now offering the SteelSeries Nimbus+ MFi Game Controller for iOS at $45. Dive into our hands-on review for all of the details on the Apple Silicon performance gains. You’re also looking at a pair of Thunderbolt ports, the Touch Bar, and 8GB of RAM to pair with the up to 512GB of storage. Today’s M1 MacBook Pro sale delivers a notable chance to see what M1 is all about with a 13-inch Retina display pairing with 17-hour battery life and a sleek build. While we typically see markdowns on Apple’s latest MacBook Air, its more capable counterpart hasn’t been graced with as many markdowns. These are also the lowest offers since July as well. In either case, you’re looking at $149 in savings and the second-best prices we’ve seen across the board. Those who are in need of additional storage can grab the 512GB capacity for $1,350. Get in the M1 game with $149 off the latest MacBook ProĪmazon is now rolling out a pair of discounts on Apple’s M1 13-inch MacBook Pros starting at $1,150 for the 256GB model.
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Both run watchOS 8, too! So for those who don’t need the latest and greatest or don’t want to wait until later this year for Series 7 to ship, going with the Apple Watch Series 6 delivers plenty of savings in the meantime. Aside from the main improvements of a refreshed case and larger screen, the Series 6 and 7 share the same processor alongside a matching array of blood oxygen, heart rate, and other fitness sensors. Going with the Apple Watch Series 6 doesn’t mean you’re going to be sacrificing too much. Down to some of the best prices of the year, you’ll find everything from entry-level 40mm offerings in various styles to GPS + Cellular configurations and more.
Right now at Amazon, you can save up to $140 on a series of Apple Watch Series 6 styles. The dust has now settled on the new Apple Watch Series 7, and if you don’t plan on going with the latest wearable, there are plenty of savings to be had on the now previous-generation iteration. Get a closer look in our hands-on revi ew.
Sporting a classic squared-off design, the iPhone 12 arrives with a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display, 5G connectivity, and A14 Bionic processor. You’ll need to port over a phone number, and then stay subscribed to the service for three months in order to lock in the sale.Įven with the new iPhone 13 being unveiled earlier this month, those who don’t need the latest can take advantage of some notable savings by going with Apple’s now previous-generation handset. This matches our previous mention and is the best offer yet for the smartphone. Typically fetching $799 alone on the handset, you’re looking at a total value of $399 in savings, thanks to the promotion. Visible Wireless is currently offering an unlocked pre-paid iPhone 12 64GB bundled with a $200 Mastercard gift card for $600. Save $399 on this pre-paid iPhone 12 bundle Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break. Not to mention, a chance to lock in $149 in savings on the latest M1 MacBook Pro. First up, we have a notable iPhone 12 pre-paid promotion within $399 in savings to go alongside Apple Watch Series 6 at up to $140 off. A new week is now under way, and so too are all of the latest discounts.
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