Today we're tracking a pair of sitewide sales that you can find on Nomad and ZAGG, offering up to 30 percent off popular accessories like wireless chargers, Siri Remote cases, MagSafe-compatible car vent mounts, and much more.
Nomad
Nomad today kicked off a sale in celebration of its ten year anniversary, offering shoppers a chance to save 30 percent sitewide through July 15. You won't need any code for this sale as all markdowns will be automatically applied at the checkout screen.
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Nomad sells a wide variety of accessories for Apple products, including a new Leather Cover for the Siri Remote, which has a spot to secure an AirTag. You'll also find MagSafe-compatible wireless chargers, waterproof Apple Watch bands, USB-C power adapters, and more.
At ZAGG, you can still get 25 percent off sitewide during its Fourth of July sale event, which the company has extended until tonight at 11:59 p.m. Mountain Time. During this sale, you can get 25 percent off up to three products sitewide on ZAGG's website.
This excludes any products that have already been discounted. You won't need any coupon codes for this sale as all discounts will be automatically applied at the checkout screen.
Under this sale, you can save across Mophie's brand of popular charging accessories. This includes its best wireless chargers, portable chargers, and battery cases for iPhone and other smartphones.
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I just bought a new "light green sports band" from Apple for my series 7, and it was a lot lighter green than it appeared online. I'm returning it. Just ordered the Nomad "Ash green sport band," so we'll see if I like that. Totally different style and color than the Apple band, but it's the gist of what I want: rugged-ish and waterproof. I love my fabric sport band with velcro that came with the watch, but if I know I'm gonna be in a wet environment, I'd like the option of something that won't keep my wrist soaked. If I remember, I'll edit this comment with my results (or, just ask if interested, and I will respond... eventually.). ;)
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