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Wednesday, 3 July 2013

[Deal] Sphero is Amazon’s Goldbox Deal Today, Priced 35% Off at $85

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Sphero, the robotic ball that can be controlled with your Android device, is available today as Amazon’s Goldbox deal for $84.99, which is $45 cheaper than you will typically find it. The Sphero is one of those products we’ve often considered picking up, as we see their team at every trade show and often find it to be a cool toy, however, we could never justify the $130 price tag that was attached to a ball that’s mostly a niche product. But hey, drop 35% off the price, and we’re down. 

For those not familiar, Sphero is a waterproof, light-filled robotic ball that pairs with an Android or iOS device. Once paired, you can drive the ball around remotely, play a number of games that have been created for it (including some that use augmented reality), set up obstacle courses, etc. It really is a pretty cool product, but like I just said, the $130 price was always a bit of a turn-off. This $85 price may be the cheapest we see. And now my cats will forever hate me.

Amazon Link ($84.99)

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To see a bunch of uses and promo vids for the Sphero, you may always want to hit up the Sphero YouTube channel.


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Pebble Partners With Best Buy to Sell Popular Smartwatch – Available Online Today, in Stores July 7

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Due to increased demand, Pebble has partnered with Best Buy to make their popular smartwatch available across the country in retail shops. The device will sell for $149.99, is available online today, and will reach store shelves by July 7. The black version (Jet Black) is the only model currently available, but the Pebble team has plans to make the red version available in August.

Be sure to read our full review of the Pebble if you haven’t yet, but are considering joining the wearable tech trend.

All of the details can be found below. 

General Info

Pebble’s price at Best Buy remains the same: $149.99.Cherry Red Pebbles will be the second color available at Best Buy, coming in August.All five Pebble colors are still available for pre-order with us at getpebble.com.Grey, Orange, and White Pebbles are only available for pre-order with us at getpebble.com at this time.Best Buy Mobile locations are not included.

Unpaid Pre-Orders

If you decide to pick up a Jet Black Pebble at Best Buy, no action is needed to cancel your unpaid pre-order from getpebble.com.We’ll still invite you to finalize payment and create a Pebble Account when we approach your place in the pre-order queue: just ignore that invite if you no longer want it.We started fulfilling paid pre-orders in May—we’ll continue shipping Pebbles in the US and internationally as quickly as possible.

Paid Pre-orders

Paid pre-orders for Black, Red, Orange, and Grey should all be in Step 3 or later when you log in to your Pebble Account. Email ordergetpebble.com if this isn’t the case for you.We’ll continue to produce and ship all five Pebble colors and fulfill outstanding orders placed directly with us.US retail availability of Jet Black now and Cherry Red in August will relieve some demand on the getpebble.com pre-order queue.

Kickstarter Backers

This milestone is as big for us as it is for you: as retail customers discover Pebble, savor the fact that your support got us to this point in about a year’s time.For all Pebble colors, Kickstarter orders have been fulfilled first before being available to others elsewhere. Best Buy availability of Jet Black now and Cherry Red in August doesn’t prevent us from honoring our commitment to our earliest supporters.Kickstarter orders for Black, Red, Orange, and Grey should all have shipping notices now. Email kickstartergetpebble.com if this is not the case.The first batch of Arctic White sent to our distribution centers covers the first 58% of our Kickstarter orders for this color. The second batch should capture the remaining ones.

Via:  Pebble | Best Buy


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