Twelve South today kicked off a new sale that's discounting a wide variety of its best desktop accessories, like the Curve for MacBook Pro and HiRise Pro for the iMac. For the MacBook, you'll find stands that provide a more ergonomic workstation, like the HiRise for MacBook at $59.99, which places the MacBook display at eye level and can be paired with a Bluetooth keyboard for a more comfortable workflow.
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Other accessories include those for the iMac, like the BackPack at $34.99, which provides a small ledge at the back of your iMac for placing an external hard drive or similar accessory. The HiRise Pro elevates the iMac display to a more comfortable height, similar to the HiRise for MacBook, and also provides a few storage compartments for decluttering your workspace. We've listed every item on sale at Twelve South below.
MacBook
- Curve - $49.99, down from $59.99
- HiRise for MacBook - $59.99, down from $79.99
- StayGo USB-C Hub - $79.99, down from $99.99
iMac
- BackPack - $34.99, down from $44.99
- MagicBridge - $34.99, down from $39.99
- HiRise Pro - $129.99, down from $169.99
iPhone
- HiRise Lightning Stand - $24.99, down from $29.99
- PowerPic - $49.99, down from $79.99
- HiRise Wireless - $59.99, down from $79.99
iPad
- Compass Pro - $49.99, down from $59.99
- ParcSlope - $49.99, down from $59.99
Miscellaneous
- Inspire Candle - $19.99, down from $29.99
- Fermata - $39.99, down from $49.99
Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains.
Top Rated Comments
Well... a $1 wooden ruler with 50c of dual tape would serve there well, oh and will leave some cash for nice bucket for your mom. This would go long way.I mean, just because it’s not useful for you doesn’t mean it doesn’t serve a purpose for others.
This is fantastic for my Mom who uses her keyboard and trackpad in her lap, and this would keep them together securely, where as now she’s always fighting the trackpad falling off to one side or the other.
Also TwelveSouth’s BookArcs have been invaluable for years as the simplest vertical docking tool for MacBooks that I’ve found.
I mean, just because it’s not useful for you doesn’t mean it doesn’t serve a purpose for others.I find it a bit strange affiliation of MacRumors with companies offering a questionable practicality ridiculously overpriced products. But thank you for allowing to gain totally new perspective on a meaning of term "consumerism society". MacBridge? For how much? Measuring hours for a minimum wage employment it is 3h of life for something that serve no purpose and replaces pushing keyboard and a trackpad together? This product is requiem for the humanity.
This is fantastic for my Mom who uses her keyboard and trackpad in her lap, and this would keep them together securely, where as now she’s always fighting the trackpad falling off to one side or the other.
Also TwelveSouth’s BookArcs have been invaluable for years as the simplest vertical docking tool for MacBooks that I’ve found.
"Home Office Sale". I think they're going with the theme of things you might/can use while staying at home, during the current troubling times. The Plug Bug series is somewhat focused on travel, especially with the variety of region-specific AC plugs it includes.Darn. No discount on plug bug duo :(
If you’re looking for the cheapest, ugliest solution to this problem, you are unlikely to be using a Mac.Well... a $1 wooden ruler with 50c of dual tape would serve there well, oh and will leave some cash for nice bucket for your mom. This would go long way.