Oh, and speaking of games you must play if you haven't already, Steam also has the Portal and Portal 2 combo pack (Win/Mac/Linux) for $6.24. Assuming you haven't already played them, these are must-haves for any 'Dead' fan. Each five-part title normally sells for $25. For a limited time, Steam has Telltale Games' The Walking Dead (PC/Mac) for $6.24 and The Walking Dead: Season Two (PC/Mac) for $6.24. If I did, I wouldn't.īonus deal: Game time! Just can't wait for the return of 'The Walking Dead' next month? Pass the time with two fantastic games set in the same universe. Your mileage may vary, of course, but I have zero qualms about recommending the company. I ordered something from the company last Thursday it arrived yesterday. One side note: because I've had some inquiries about DailySteals, allow me to share a recent experience.

Just make sure to pack the USB cable you need for your device, too. And it's great because it takes so little space. It's a convenience item, something you toss in your bag or briefcase or glove compartment just in case. The PowerCard is a slim, almost wallet-friendly charger packing a 1,650mAh battery - probably not quite enough to fully recharge your phone from zero, but definitely enough to supply extra power when it's needed (like at the end of the day). In other words, you get to buy a premium-brand product for less than one-third the regular price, which in this case means a competitive price. Guess lots of people like scoring Monster gear on the super-cheap. It's new, not refurbished, and it comes in your choice of three colors. And then they have to dump their inventory for cheap, at which point I steeple my fingers and say, 'Eeeexcellent.'Įnter today's deal: for a limited time, and while supplies last, DailySteals has the Monster PowerCard mobile charger for $15 shipped. Of course, sometimes these big companies learn the hard way that people aren't willing to pay a hefty premium just for a name, especially for a product that's mostly utilitarian.

When it comes to high-priced tech brands like Beats, Bowers & Wilkins and Monster, my usual (internal) response is, 'Uh, no thanks, I'm not stupid.' I'm not going to pay $250 for a pair of headphones when a $50 pair will make my ears just as happy. Maybe you wouldn't really want it in there, but it gives you an idea as to the size.

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