HWZ Deal Alert: 18th March 2016

HWZ Deal Alert: 18th March 2016

Got deal, got talk! GDGT! =)

It's Friday! TGIF! Let's cut to the chase and show you the deals, so that we can buy, buy, buy and then go on to enjoy, enjoy, enjoy the weekend.

1.) Oittm Apple Watch stand

What’s unique about this Oittm Apple Watch stand is that it’s also a USB 3.0 hub that lets you charge three other USB devices at the same time. Each USB port supports up to a maximum of 2.4A, or up to 6A when all the ports are used. Normally, it’s priced at US$39, but you can shave it down to US$26 with coupon code FNLZUDEK.

2.) Samsung 850 Evo SSD (1TB)

Powered by 3D V-NAND technology, the Samsung 850 Evo is a popular and highly regarded SSD. This 1TB version typically costs around S$500 here, but Newegg on eBay is now selling it for US$270 (~S$366). Limited stock is available, so act fast.

3.) 65daigou Ezbuy promos

If you’ve bought and shipped stuff from China, Taiwan, or the U.S. before, you might have used (or at least heard of) 65daigou, which has both goods forwarding and ‘buy-for-me’ services. Today, as 65daigou consolidates its shopping services together, it has re-branded itself as Ezbuy.

One current promotion Ezbuy has is free agent fee if you use its China buy-for-me service, though this has to be done over the updated Ezbuy mobile app during the period March 16 to 22.

Also, Ezbuy has come up with a S$99/year membership program called Ezbuy Prime (sounds familiar?) that gives members benefits such as S$2.99 unlimited international shipping. This S$2.99 net shipping fee per checkout applies regardless of the item quantity, weight, or size, though it must be noted that the items must first be Prime-eligible items (they will be marked as 'Prime' on the product page). Other Prime benefits include a lower agent fee rate and free insurance up to S$2,000. A 1-month Prime trial is available now.

You can find out more about Ezbuy’s free agent fee promo here, and Ezbuy Prime here.

Now go buy, buy, buy!

Editor's note and disclaimer: The deals are not an endorsement or recommendation of the product from the editorial team. Instead, the listed items present themselves as a good deal based on the novelty factor and how much of a discount it is being offered from standard retail pricing at the time of publishing. Please note that we are not responsible in any way if you're unable to secure the listed offer due to errors on our part or should the offers expire by the time you've checked them.