Deals: Satechi Offering 25% Off Sitewide for Pi Day

[MacRumors]

Satechi is celebrating Pi Day with a new coupon code that takes 25 percent off sitewide for today only. In order to get the discount, you can shop for accessories on Satechi's website and then enter the code PiDAY at checkout.

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Satechi is known for its wireless chargers, USB-C hubs, keyboards, cables, and other accessories, many of which are compatible with Apple products like the MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, iMac, and iPhone. Satechi has a hub showcasing all of its best products for today's flash sale, but remember that the PiDAY code will work sitewide.

Satechi Sitewide Flash Sale (25% OFF)​

• 30W USB-C Wall Charger - $22.50, down from $29.99
• USB-C Magnetic Charging Cable for Apple Watch - $30.00, down from $39.99
• 2-in-1 Headphone Stand and Wireless Charger - $60.00, down from $79.99
• Pro Hub Max - $75.00, down from $99.99
• 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand - $90.00, down from $119.99

The sale will expire later tonight, so browse Satechi's website soon if you're interested in using the Pi Day discount before the day ends. Additionally, be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.

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[blairh]

Thanks for the heads up MacRumors! Just picked up a hub for my Mac Mini!

 

[blazerunner]

Should have offered 31.4% off today.

 

[theluggage]

Please use the correct name: American Pi day.

In other countries the closest we get is 22 July (22/7) which is still correct to 3 significant figures and close enough for most users.

 

[HobeSoundDarryl]

Should have offered 31.4% off today.

In today's market, where Sellers can just price anything as high as they like and Consumers- while griping about 'high prices'- just pay anyway, it probably should have been 3.14% or .314%... or perhaps send a coupon for a Hostess Apple pie if one buys 2 at full price. ?

 

[nepalisherpa]

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• Pro Hub Max .....

Man, I had to do a double-take to make sure it did not say what I thought it said.

 

[44267547]

Off topic:

I really like that stitched faux leather mat under the MacBook. I’m not sure who makes that, but if anybody has an idea, I’d be curious to know.

 

[RadioHedgeFund]

Reminder to America:

It’s 14/3 in the rest of the world and creating novelty days like Star Wars day, Mario day and Pi Day doesn’t mean we are all going to adopt your backwards MMDDYY calendar system.

Whilst you’re there get with the program and convert to the metric system. You already have metric money.

 

[HobeSoundDarryl]

Off topic:

I really like that stitched faux leather mat under the MacBook. I’m not sure who makes that, but if anybody has an idea, I’d be curious to know.

Looks like it could be a simple table mat or possibly bath mat. I see several that look like that on Amazon by searching for those terms. Actually try a search there for leather desk mat. Plenty of options & colors.

 

[Ice-Cube]

I've been waiting for them to replenish the 165w gan charger since forever and its still unavailable. Bummer.

 

[arobert3434]

Reminder to America:

It’s 14/3 in the rest of the world and creating novelty days like Star Wars day, Mario day and Pi Day doesn’t mean we are all going to adopt your backwards MMDDYY calendar system.

Whilst you’re there get with the program and convert to the metric system. You already have metric money.

Not really the rest of the world. MMDDYYYY also has the nice attribute that it actually follows conventional (largest-to-smallest) numeric place-value rules in the common case you omit the year.

 

[RadioHedgeFund]

Not really the rest of the world. MMDDYYYY also has the nice attribute that it actually follows conventional (largest-to-smallest) numeric place-value rules in the common case you omit the year.

No wonder Trump wanted to buy Greenland!

big to small only works when the day is smaller than the month, so for one whole day of January and so on.

It doesn't bother me if they use it internally, its just every bloody movie trailer and advert published in the UK will say 'in cinemas March Twenty Five' rather than 'In cinemas Twenty Fifth of March' and it drives me nuts.

 

[arobert3434]

No wonder Trump wanted to buy Greenland!

big to small only works when the day is smaller than the month, so for one whole day of January and so on.

It doesn't bother me if they use it internally, its just every bloody movie trailer and advert published in the UK will say 'in cinemas March Twenty Five' rather than 'In cinemas Twenty Fifth of March' and it drives me nuts.

I'm talking about place value as in digits progressively further to the left signify multiples of the ones on the right. In the case of months-days it's not exactly multiples but practically it's the same – digits to the right change fastest, and if you sort the items alphabetical order (using 01 etc. for single digits) they come out in chronological order as well.

The sorting issue mainly has an impact when working with purely numeric dates on computers and in software though, and I can see just getting used to right-to-left with dates since left-to-right is arbitrary anyway. (Though I've lived in Europe for nearly 10 years and haven't managed myself.)