It’s not over yet – countless worthy hardware and tech deals are making one more comeback before this year enters its final stretch
We hope you were able to get the best out of our collection of deals for Amazon’s Black Friday – and now it’s time to move on to the last big (?) benefits project of 2022, which also includes several offers that will be very difficult to ignore or refuse. Is there any credit card limit left? Great, let’s get started.
A particularly impressive Asus ROG Strix Scar 15 laptop with a 15.6-inch IPS screen with a refresh rate of up to 300 Hz, a slightly older but definitely powerful Ryzen 9 5900HX processor, an opto-mechanical keyboard with separate color illumination for each key, 1TB NVMe storage, memory Dynamic 16GB, Windows 11 and an advanced GeForce RTX 3080 card with a healthy power envelope of 130 watts – at a basic price of $1,699.99 which becomes $2,089.62 including tax and delivery to the door. Between NIS 7,174 if you have a credit card with no currency conversion fees, and NIS 7,348 if you choose to use the conversion services on Amazon itself.
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A lightweight and minimalist wireless gaming mouse from the SteelSeries Prime model at a base price of only $51.99, without VAT but also without free shipping to Israel unfortunately – so the final price you will pay will be $69.39 or NIS 238 to NIS 244. Still almost NIS 100 cheaper than the cheap price in his most here in the country.
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Maximum expansion for PlayStation 5 consoles or a current computer at a reasonable price, and even very affordable – the Crucial P3 Plus drive from Micron with continuous transfer speeds of up to 5,000 MBps in reading and up to 4,200 MBps in writing under the PCI-Express 4.0 interface is sold for $299.99 as a base for 4TB volume, which becomes $360.04 including VAT and free delivery to your home here in Israel. The price in shekels for you will be between NIS 1,236 and NIS 1,266 – and it is doubtful that you will find a better deal for such volume and performance elsewhere.
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Another great deal for 32GB DDR4 memories below the VAT threshold – a pair of 16GB modules, one with a black metal heatsink that surrounds them, from Silicon Power, at a speed of 3,200MT/s with good CL16 timings, for $68.97 including free shipping to Israel. Only NIS 237 to NIS 242 approximately, in a great opportunity for those who are not yet interested in making the jump to DDR5 memories which are significantly more expensive at this stage.
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The top NVMe drive from Sony’s Nextorage brand in its own right, with a low-profile metal heatsink that is suitable both for expanding the storage on the PlayStation 5 consoles and for most of the M.2 slots on the various motherboards on the personal computers, as well as continuous performance of up to 7,300 MBps in reading and up to 6,000 MBps in writing, down to the lowest price level for a 1TB volume, only 108.83 dollars including tax and delivery to the door, which is between NIS 373 and NIS 382 depending on the conversion fees.
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A real clearance sale for a compact premium Asus laptop – the ROG Flow X13 with a 13.4-inch touch screen with 1080p resolution and a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, an octa-core Ryzen 9 5900HS processor, 16GB LPDDR4X memory, 1TB NVMe storage, Windows 10 version Home (which can also be upgraded to Windows 11 free of charge) and a GeForce GTX 1650 video card – all together in a shell that weighs only 1.3 kilograms, and will cost you $1,236.39 all-inclusive, or between NIS 4,244 and NIS 4,347 approximately.
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Do you see higher prices than the ones we told you about at the checkout, or alternatively need to pay tax and VAT for a shopping basket worth less than 75 dollars? Don’t forget to add another cheap product to the shopping basket (like this or that, for example) In order to overcome a common bug in the calculation of tax values on the Amazon platform.