Get Parallels Desktop and 12 other premium Mac apps on sale during this Cyber Monday
You can think of The 2020 Limited Edition Mac Bundle ft. Parallels Desktop ($59.99, over 90 percent off from TNW Deals) as a Mac user’s Christmas morning. Assembled in this glistening collection are 13 award-winning Mac apps, each targeted at boosting either your productivity, system operations, computer security and more. You’ll be hard pressed to decide which upgrade to dive into first. And in the Cyber Monday spirit, you can take an extra 40% off the already bedrock price with code CMSAVE40.
Black Friday is done. So why are these gift options still at rock bottom prices?
Let’s be real: Retailers aren’t going to limit their revenue driving discounts to just ONE day in November. As long as the sales keep driving revenue, they’ll keep running well into the weekend and even past Cyber Monday. Case in point, these 10 deals are still sporting Black Friday pricing well after the shopping day has ended.
These 10 Black Friday deals all under $20
From co-workers to neighbors to all those other casual acquaintances you see every day, there are probably plenty of people in your life who you’d like to gift with a little something this holiday season. Of course, once you’re buying presents for workmates, your kid’s teacher and the mailman, all that holiday good cheer really starts to add up.
Why wait ‘til Black Friday? Here are 10 doorbuster deals you can get right now
TLDR: Who can wait for Black Friday? Get post-Turkey Day deals on all your holiday shopping right now at savings up to 73% off. There are two major reasons that thousands of Americans trudge out early the day after Thanksgiving to do holiday shopping: to pick up items and scratch some names off the lengthy gift list; and to save a whole bunch of money. So if you can satisfy those gift demands with these 10 Black Friday-caliber deals right now, why join the early morning battle royale at the mall? Save yourself the headache now. PaMu Slide Bluetooth 5…
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