A few weeks ago, MacRumors shared news of exclusive sale partnerships with Twelve South and RAVPower, both of which will be ending this Friday, June 15. Each sale offers savings on useful Apple accessories, including desk organization products from Twelve South and charging devices from RAVPower. As a friendly reminder we'll briefly recap the sales below, so be sure to check all of the items discounted with our exclusive promo codes and then place your orders before the end of June 15.
Our collaboration with well-known accessory company Twelve South allows you to enter the promo code MacRumorsSetups to get 20 percent discounts on five items that are aimed at decluttering your Mac workspace. We launched the sale in conjunction with Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference last week so that developers can save a little money on upgrading their desk, but of course any of our readers can use the code if interested.
Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with RavPower. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.
Head to our full post on the sale for more information on shipping and item descriptions, then check out the Twelve South products discounted below:
In our other exclusive sale, RAVPower offers a collection of exclusive promo codes to our readers that includes discounts of 50 percent off a battery case for iPhone 6, 35 percent off the RAVPower Fast Wireless Charging Pad for iPhone X and iPhone 8, and more. You can find all of the items on sale and their exclusive promo codes in the list below, and you'll have until 11:59 p.m. PT on June 15 to claim them.
Visit our full post on the sale for more information and then browse all of the RAVPower accessories on sale below:
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I am impressed that MacRumors went into such detail listing all this when they don’t get any compensation. I would expect only a general reminder of the sale, but they went above and beyond. Of course MacRumors is not compensated in any way else they would have clearly stated that this was a sponsored post and not an actual article.
I am impressed that MacRumors went into such detail listing all this when they don’t get any compensation. I would expect only a general reminder of the sale, but they went above and beyond. Of course MacRumors is not compensated in any way else they would have clearly stated that this was a sponsored post and not an actual article.
Apologies, I published this for Mitchel but didn't notice that it was missing our affiliate text. This isn't a sponsored post, but we do have an affiliate relationship with Amazon and receive a small payment when you make a purchase through the links listed above, which is true of most of our Deals posts. Thanks for the heads up on the oversight -- I've added the text in.
Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with RavPower. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.
