While Father's Day is not but several weeks away, it is never too early to start buying a gift. If you are stumped on what to get for your father, and he happens to be a huge lover of video games and technology, Grid Studio is offering a 15% discount sitewide until May 22, when you enter promotional code DAD15 at checkout.
A few deals worth highlighting include the iPhone 4, which is down to $99 (usually $169), and the Game Boy Pocket, which is $129 (usually $229). Keep in mind these are the prices before you enter DAD15 for an extra 15% off discount.
If you're unfamiliar with Grid Studio, this company was formed in 2020, selling an array of tech teardown frames, ranging from Apple products such as the iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch. To gaming handheld frames such as the PlayStation Vita, Game Boy Advance, and Game Gear. The company has even dabbled in a few controller frames in the form of the DualShock 4 and Xbox One controller.
Each frame includes a gadget and all the parts that power the device. What's interesting about each frame is that it doubles as decor and preservation of a device you may have fond memories of, even if the prices may be steep for some, though Grid Studio regularly discounts its frames.
Taylor is the Associate Tech Editor at IGN who really enjoys seeing her favorite childhood gadgets framed. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.
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A few deals worth highlighting include the iPhone 4, which is down to $99 (usually $169), and the Game Boy Pocket, which is $129 (usually $229). Keep in mind these are the prices before you enter DAD15 for an extra 15% off discount.
If you're unfamiliar with Grid Studio, this company was formed in 2020, selling an array of tech teardown frames, ranging from Apple products such as the iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch. To gaming handheld frames such as the PlayStation Vita, Game Boy Advance, and Game Gear. The company has even dabbled in a few controller frames in the form of the DualShock 4 and Xbox One controller.
Each frame includes a gadget and all the parts that power the device. What's interesting about each frame is that it doubles as decor and preservation of a device you may have fond memories of, even if the prices may be steep for some, though Grid Studio regularly discounts its frames.
Taylor is the Associate Tech Editor at IGN who really enjoys seeing her favorite childhood gadgets framed. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster.
Continue reading...