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yendiWith two shipping days until Christmas Eve, the deals are becoming a touch scarce (although the Amazon devices deals on things like the Dot, Echo, and Fire are still active, surprisingly).
It's not a shock that one daily deal is on Digital Subscriptions, most at three months for the price of one, but CreativeBug is going for $.99 for three months. These are service subscriptions (video tutorials, music, business services, fitness services), but are nice deals if they work for you.
Also a good digital gift option: Kindle Unlimited is 25% off for a year (so $88.99 instead of $119.99).
And there's a daily deal on Christmas ornaments and collectibles, which is probably a little too late for most folks unless decorating the tree on Christmas eve is a part of your tradition.
Amazon's also got a bunch of $5 magazine subscriptions, including The New Yorker (digital and print), Martha Stewart Living, Rachel Ray Everyday, Teen Vogue (a magazine that's shown itself to be delightfully opposed to the incoming asshole-in-chief recently), GQ, Golf Digest, and more. They also have Vanity Fair (digital and print) for $15, so subscribe to piss off Trump.
In board games, Alhambra's $13.47 (61% off)! It won't arrive until after Christmas, but this is totally worth grabbing, as is Alhambra: the Cardgame for $9 (70% off).. Also cheap in board games: Treasure Hunter (by Richard Garfield), for $15 (70% off), Paris Connection for $12.60 (80% off), Dark Darker Darkest for $16 (66% off), and the inexplicable Clue Alien vs Predator Edition for $16 (60% off).
In games, Cities: Skylines is $7.50 (75% off) for a Steam Download, and Thief for the Xbox One is $5 (75% off). The PS3/Xbox360 downloads of Thief are only $3.75, but no discount for for the PS4.
And finally, there's another big under-$5 Blu-Ray sale, with a ton of movies like Scrooged, Independence Day, Pulp Fiction, Paranormal Activity, Olympus Has Fallen, Dredd, Shutter Island, Glengarry Glen Ross, Salt, Last Action Hero, Pet Sematary, Spawn, Rio, and dozens more.
It's not a shock that one daily deal is on Digital Subscriptions, most at three months for the price of one, but CreativeBug is going for $.99 for three months. These are service subscriptions (video tutorials, music, business services, fitness services), but are nice deals if they work for you.
Also a good digital gift option: Kindle Unlimited is 25% off for a year (so $88.99 instead of $119.99).
And there's a daily deal on Christmas ornaments and collectibles, which is probably a little too late for most folks unless decorating the tree on Christmas eve is a part of your tradition.
Amazon's also got a bunch of $5 magazine subscriptions, including The New Yorker (digital and print), Martha Stewart Living, Rachel Ray Everyday, Teen Vogue (a magazine that's shown itself to be delightfully opposed to the incoming asshole-in-chief recently), GQ, Golf Digest, and more. They also have Vanity Fair (digital and print) for $15, so subscribe to piss off Trump.
In board games, Alhambra's $13.47 (61% off)! It won't arrive until after Christmas, but this is totally worth grabbing, as is Alhambra: the Cardgame for $9 (70% off).. Also cheap in board games: Treasure Hunter (by Richard Garfield), for $15 (70% off), Paris Connection for $12.60 (80% off), Dark Darker Darkest for $16 (66% off), and the inexplicable Clue Alien vs Predator Edition for $16 (60% off).
In games, Cities: Skylines is $7.50 (75% off) for a Steam Download, and Thief for the Xbox One is $5 (75% off). The PS3/Xbox360 downloads of Thief are only $3.75, but no discount for for the PS4.
And finally, there's another big under-$5 Blu-Ray sale, with a ton of movies like Scrooged, Independence Day, Pulp Fiction, Paranormal Activity, Olympus Has Fallen, Dredd, Shutter Island, Glengarry Glen Ross, Salt, Last Action Hero, Pet Sematary, Spawn, Rio, and dozens more.