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Staples Unveils Exciting Black Friday Tech and Gaming Discounts
Staples has launched an array of compelling discounts on technology and gaming products ahead of Black Friday, which falls on November 24, 2023. This year, the retailer is offering significant savings on a variety of devices, making it a noteworthy destination for holiday shoppers seeking tech gifts.
Among the highlighted deals is the MacBook Air featuring the M4 chip, 256GB storage, and 16GB RAM, now priced at $1,099. This offer is part of a broader selection that includes high-demand products from leading brands. The Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones are available for $239, while Apple AirPods 4 without active noise cancellation can be purchased for $129.
In addition to personal audio devices, Staples is offering deals on speakers and streaming devices. The JBL Xtreme 4 speaker is priced at $299, and customers can find the Fire TV Stick 4K for just $34. For those looking for a more powerful computing option, the ASUS TUF A16 laptop is available for $1,049, while an iBuyPower gaming PC featuring an RTX 4060ti graphics card is priced at $1,249.
For gamers, Staples has several enticing offers. The PlayStation 5 digital version bundled with the Fortnite Chaos Bundle is being sold for $449. Additionally, the PS5 Controller in chroma teal is available for $74. Popular titles such as Luigi’s Mansion 3 and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom are both listed at $59.
Storage needs are also addressed with the LaCie 5TB external HDD priced at $209. Other noteworthy streaming devices include the Google TV Streamer 4K for $99 and the Roku Streaming Stick Plus at an attractive $29.
With various options across categories, Staples is positioning itself as a competitive player in the Black Friday tech market. Shoppers looking for more tech deals can explore an extensive round-up of ongoing promotions as part of the retailer’s Black Friday coverage.
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