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Massdrop has collaborated with Sennheiser to create the Massdrop x Sennheiser HD 58X Jubilee, an updated version of the legendary HD 580 Jubilee. These limited edition headphones have been tuned by Axel Grell himself and Massdrop using feedback garnered from Massdrop's active audiophile community. Additionally, it uses new 150-ohm impedance drivers and has a design that closely mimics that of the original HD 580 Jubilee.
This drop is limited to 5,000 units and each headphone is serialized. The headphones are priced at US$149.99 (~S$202) and shipping to Singapore costs US$15.
Razer DeathAdder Elite
The Razer DeathAdder Elite is an updated version of Razer's best mouse with a new Pixart PMW3389 sensor. This sensor is Razer's custom version of Pixart's popular PMW3360, which is typically regarded as the best sensor on the market. The Elite version of the DeathAdder also has an upgraded scroll wheel with tactile bumps, and additional DPI buttons on the top of the mouse itself. It normally retails for S$109.90, but Lazada has it for just S$73.90 (33% off!)
WD My Passport 4TB external HDD
Never run out of storage space again with the 4TB WD MyPassport external HDD. MyPassport includes automatic data backup from your system onto your WD drive and boasts built-in 256-bit AES hardware encryption for maximum security. The 4TB MyPassport usually retails for S$279 but it's available in Hachi.tech for just S$185!
The Talos Principle
If you love puzzle games like Portal, you need to check out The Talos Principle. The game is set in a strange world full of both ancient ruins and advanced technology, and features a series of challenging non-linear puzzles that utilize light, mazes, robots and even time manipulation. The game normally retails for S$19.99, but it's currently just S$3.99 on Steam (80% off!)
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