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Android apps are cheap, so even though most Liliputing readers who participated in our recent poll said they do occasionally spend money on apps, it could take a while to spend $60 in Google Play Store credit… if you spent it on apps alone.
But there’s a lot more than apps in the Play Store. You can also spend credit on movies, TV shows, magazines, DRM-free music, and more. So if you can pick up $60 worth of Play Store credit for $48, it’s kind of like getting $12 worth of digital content for free.
CostCo’s offering a pack of three $20 Play Store cards for $48. You can buy them all for yourself, or give them away as gifts. Either way, it’s a pretty good deal.
Here are some of the day’s best deals.
- $60 in Google Play credit for $$48Â – CostCo
- Refurb Acer Iconia B1 7″ Android tablet for $80 – Acer (via eBay)
- Asus VivoTab Note 8 Windows 8 tablet for $329 (back in stock) – Microsoft Store
- iView MiraDongle streaming media player for $20 – NeweggFlashÂ
- Boogie Board 8.5″ LCD eWriter (original) for $20 – TigerDirect (coupon:Â MPU117166)
- Refurb B&N NOOK Simple Touch for $45 – Daily Steals
- Seagate 1TB portable USB 3.0 hard drive for $60 – Newegg (coupon:Â EMCYTZT5672)
- Refurb Logitech M185 wireless mouse w/nano receiver for $7 – Midnight Box
- Wired Magazine for $5 per year – DiscountMags (via SlickDeals)
You can find more bargains in our daily deals section.
You can buy hardware in the play store too so you could use these to get 20% off Nexus… ?