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Save on MacBook Pro, Apple iPad, FitBit, KitchenAid, Amazon Fire HD 10, and more
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2018-09-20 14:29:24 UTCIt may be Thursday, but we got #weekendvibes. We’re gathering all the best deals from across the internet on the products you want, like computers, laptops, tablets, and kitchen gear. We also have deals on Amazon smart devices, Udemy online classes, and exclusive discounts at Target.
If you’re looking for a brand new desktop, Amazon has the ASUS Zen AIO Pro All-in-One Desktop on sale for $999.99. This is 29% off its retail price and the lowest price the online retailer has ever offer for this computer. You can also save $100 on the Apple iPad Mini, as well as save nearly $250 on the Apple iPad Air 2 from Walmart.
Die hard Apple fan? Save a whopping $400 on the MacBook Pro at the PC Mag shop (plus get a gift card worth $150 to spend at the shop) with code SAVE5. (This is not a drill.)
In the kitchen, the Chef’s Star MF-2 Premier Automatic Milk Frother is on sale for $29.99, while Cuisinart’s Coffee Makers Coffee Plus Coffeemaker is going for $65.49. In addition, KitchenAid products like stand mixers and toasters are discounted, like KitchenAid’s Artisan Series Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, which is priced at $209.99.
Meanwhile, Amazon has deals on their own streaming and security smart devices, such as get $40 off the Fire HD 10 and save $100 on the Echo Show. You can also save up to $110.98 on Amazon Key Home Kits.
Udemy is offering discounts on a number of online classes, including Advanced CSS and Sass: Flexbox, Grid, Animations and More! and JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Masterclass, which are both priced at a low $11.99 each.
At Target, get a free $100 gift card with activation of a Samsung Galaxy Note9, S9, or S9+, while you can save $50 on the Fitbit Ionic smartwatch. Finally, you can also save up to 50% on over 1,000 clearance items throughout the retailer.
Here are today’s best deals from across the internet for Thursday, Sept. 20:
Computers and accessories
Get a 2017 MacBook Pro (with the Touch Bar) on sale for $400 off.
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Stuff for the kitchen
Save 73% on this milk frother from Chef’s Star.
Amazon devices on sale
Watch the latest and greatest with Amazon Prime Video.
Online classes on sale from Udemy
Master the internet with Udemy.
Save on KitchenAid mixers on accessories.
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