Kogans have re-launched the Dick Smith website with some bargins
Intel Compute Stick for $129 - PB tech has it at $251
Clint
Kogans have re-launched the Dick Smith website with some bargins
Intel Compute Stick for $129 - PB tech has it at $251
Clint
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Love the 100% Australian Owned banner on the right.
Not touching that place with a barge pole - give it 6 months and then maybe.
Some Bargains. Some not so much (well, price is OK, freight is a killer)
Apple TV4 32Gb - $259.
$28 freight. NO thanks.
I assume all stock is ex Australia. What happens if you order something over the $400 GST/Import duty threshold? Do they get around it by having a NZ address? I hope someone is paying the NZ GST.
I think that stick is the old version. New one has just been released. Still, nothing wrong with that model. I use one to run a large screen display.
“Don't believe anything you read on the net. Except this. Well, including this, I suppose.” Douglas Adams
Just had a look at their WD 1 tb hard drive. $89.00 The new website is a huge improvement. Direct links to manuals. Thousands of reviews Good AND Bad for this product.
All things those marketing geniuses at the old Dick Smith could never get right on their website...
amiga500:
Just had a look at their WD 1 tb hard drive. $89.00 The new website is a huge improvement. Direct links to manuals. Thousands of reviews Good AND Bad for this product.
All things those marketing geniuses at the old Dick Smith could never get right on their website...
Looks like they use the same reviews as the Noel Leemings website, sourced from Test freaks instead of their own customers.
Do people have CGA coverage if they buy from them, and do the prices include NZ GST? Looks like their company is registered in Oz, but hteir terms mentions the CGA. But on another post someone warned about being charged GST at the border. Can't see any obvious information on their website.
I did try adding that TV stick to the cart as it said free shipping, but then asked me to add my postcode to get a shipping estimate, and it didn't recognize it, so couldn't proceed further. So looks like their website has bugs.
Just FYI Kogan aren't new on the block by any stretch, they've been around for a long time as an online retailer.
1-2 weeks before they even ship it (as stated on their website) !!!!!
Surely that rings some alarm bells : ie they dont actually have it , or are just hopeless
either its drop shipped, or they are selling stuff they have on order but hasnt arrived in their warehouse
I think another thread on here noted that it was shipped from Aussie and subject to import taxes etc. So anything over the magic $400 or whatever it is now will be subject to tax. 2 weeks shipping is crazy though.
Try Vultr using this link and get us both some credit:
By the specs this is the 1st gen version. Hence the price. 2nd gen is much better with USB 3 and farster ram. Depends on use I guess but I'd leave it where it is and continue looking for a deal on Gen2
Reviews on the gen 1 compute sticks were pretty mixed.
I'm waiting to see how the compute stick M stacks up when it's released.
I have a cousin in the US who can get me one cheap with W10 loaded.
Mike
I made list of all good new Dick Smith here: https://www.cheapies.nz/node/6598
Dick Smith and Kogan both have different prices:
https://www.kogan.com/nz/buy/wd-elements-2tb-usb-30-high-capacity-portable-hard-drive-wdbu6y0020bbk-pesn/
https://www.dicksmith.co.nz/dn/buy/wd-elements-2tb-usb-30-high-capacity-portable-hard-drive-wdbu6y0020bbk-pesn/
Dick Smith - $139
Kogan - $167
i was thinking to buy it for Kodi and majorily for 1080p contents , any suggestions/reviews for the stick ? doe sit has computing power and someone's actual experience ?
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