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LG’s monstrous Gram 17 is nearly half off just for today

LG’s monstrous Gram 17 is nearly half off just for today

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Plus, we found deals on both the 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro as well as Disney Plus.

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LG’s last-gen Gram 17 offers a spacious screen without sacrificing portability.
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Laptops are useful for many things, but your typical 13-inch screen just isn’t spacious enough for hardcore multitaskers. If you want more screen real estate at a reasonable price, Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air is an obvious choice, as is LG’s Gram 17 when you can find it at a steep discount. Thankfully, last year’s version of the latter is currently on sale at Best Buy with 16GB of RAM, 1TB of storage, and a 12th Gen Core i7-1260P processor for $999.99 ($800 off), one of its best prices to date.

LG’s 17-inch Gram 17 was once one of our favorite laptops for fans of big screens thanks to its quiet performance and spacious, high-resolution display. That extra screen real estate doesn’t translate to extra weight, either, which is impressive for a laptop of this size. It also features a healthy 12 hours of battery life, a spacious touchpad, and more ports than your typical ultrabook, making it a great Windows machine for both work and play so long as you don’t need a powerhouse in the graphics department.

Read our LG Gram 17 (2022) review.

2022 LG Gram 17

$180044% off
$1000

The LG Gram 17 is a good laptop for fans of big screens, offering a 17-inch display while still being surprisingly lightweight. This particular model runs on Windows 11.

We’ve featured this Disney Plus deal before, but it’s worth mentioning again given today is the last day you can take advantage of it. For a limited time, both new and eligible returning subscribers can sign up for three months of Disney Plus (with ads) for $1.99 a month instead of $7.99, which equates to a total of $18 in savings. Just make sure you mark your calendar, as you’ll be charged the full $7.99 a month once the promo period is over if you don’t cancel your subscription before then.

Disney’s ad-supported tier offers access to all the same Disney, Pixar, and National Geographic content the ad-free tier does. This includes popular shows like Ahsoka and Loki as well as recent films such as The Little Mermaid, Elemental, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. You’ll still have to deal with ads, and you won’t be able to download any movies or TV shows to watch offline, but hey, what do you expect for a measly $2 a month?

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$2

Disney Plus offers popular shows and movies like Ahsoka, Loki, The Little Mermaid, and more. New and returning subscribers can currently sign up for three months of the ad-supported tier for $1.99 a month through September 20th.

If you’re shopping for a new tablet, the latest iPad Pros are currently on sale for some of their best prices to date. First up is the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, which has hit an all-time low of $999 ($100 off) at Amazon and B&H Photo in the 128GB Wi-Fi configuration. If you prefer a smaller slate, the 11-inch model is also on sale at B&H Photo, where you can snag it with 128GB of storage and Wi-Fi for $729 ($70 off).

Overall, Apple’s latest iPad Pro isn’t very different from the prior model. Both sizes offer futureproof support for Wi-Fi 6E and top-notch performance thanks to Apple’s M2 chip, and both work with the new hover feature that lets you preview where a second-gen Apple Pencil’s tip will land before you even touch the display. The main difference between the two — other than size — is that the 11-inch model doesn’t feature the Mini LED screen found on its 12.9-inch sibling, which allows for deeper blacks and stunning contrast levels regardless of what you’re viewing on your screen.

Read our iPad Pro (2022) review.
A 2022 Apple iPad Pro in a Magic Keyboard case on a wooden desk.
$999

Apple’s latest iPad Pro comes with the faster M2 processor and supports Wi-Fi 6E but otherwise shares the same design as its predecessor. The larger 12.9-inch model sports a higher-quality Mini LED panel than the 11-inch version.

A 12.9-inch space gray iPad Pro face down on a wooden table, viewed from the top down.
$729

The 2022 iPad Pro touts a faster M2 processor, a new hover feature with the second-gen Apple Pencil, and support for Wi-Fi 6E. However, its design remains unchanged from the 2021 model.

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Here’s some even more cool stuff on sale

  • Apple’s official iPhone 15 cases are on sale for the first time at Amazon, where you can pick them up in either clear or silicone styles starting at $46.99 ($3 off). You can also grab the MagSafe-ready FineWoven Wallet for $55.99 ($4 off), though, given our time with the FineWoven material so far, we wouldn’t recommend it.
  • Amazon and OnePlus are throwing in a free magnetic keyboard when you buy the OnePlus Pad for $479.99, which equates to $150 in savings. The Android tablet offers some impressive specs for its price, including excellent performance and a nice 11.6-inch LCD screen that refreshes at up to 144Hz. If you prefer a different accessory, OnePlus is also offering the same deal with a stylus, case, or set of wired earbuds in lieu of a keyboard. Read our review.
  • Apple’s latest HomePod is on sale at B&H Photo starting at $284.99 ($15 off) or at Sam’s Club for $259 ($30 off) if you’re a member. The newer smart speaker offers great sound and deep integration with the Apple ecosystem, not to mention a built-in Thread radio and useful temperature and humidity sensors. Read our review.
  • Amazon’s buy one, get one free video game promotion is still going on, which means you can still pick up select games at a steep discount, including Octopath Traveler II for the PS5 for $44.99 ($15 off) and Sonic Frontiers for the Xbox Series X for $38 ($22 off). Just be aware you’ll only get the cheaper of the two games for free.
  • Anker’s 622 Magnetic Battery is still available for $39.99 ($30 off) at Amazon when you clip the on-page coupon (or from Anker with offer code WSCPZ0AVCJ). The magnetic power bank wirelessly delivers 7.5W of power to compatible iPhones, yet it also offers a convenient kickstand and a USB-C port for wired charging. Read our guide to the best magnetic chargers.