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Forums › Bargains and Deals › Huawei Nano Memory Card 128GB $49.99 @ Noel Leeming


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Uber Geek


# 255648 22-Aug-2019 10:53
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Credit to choice cheapies post here. 

 

https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/shop/photography/accessories/memory-cards/huawei-128gb-nano-nano-memory-card-128gb/prod181198.html

 

Use FREEDELIVERY2019 for free delivery. 

 

If you have a Huawei phone that takes the Nano card - this is probably the cheapest price you can get one for. 

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Ultimate Geek


  # 2303744 22-Aug-2019 12:29
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FYI - Bump that to over $50 and IntroN10 will get you $10 off (expires end of this month). IntroN15 for $15 off $100.



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  # 2303753 22-Aug-2019 12:37
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cshaun:

 

FYI - Bump that to over $50 and IntroN10 will get you $10 off (expires end of this month). IntroN15 for $15 off $100.

 

 

This code will not work as it is $49.99

 
 
 
 


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  # 2303755 22-Aug-2019 12:41
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I know. That's why I said you'd need to bump that to over $50. You need a 'stocking filler' - add something cheap to the order. Though admittedly last time I looked cheapest things were batteries for a couple dollars.

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  # 2304302 23-Aug-2019 05:39
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maxeon:

 

Credit to choice cheapies post here. 

 

https://www.noelleeming.co.nz/shop/photography/accessories/memory-cards/huawei-128gb-nano-nano-memory-card-128gb/prod181198.html

 

Use FREEDELIVERY2019 for free delivery. 

 

If you have a Huawei phone that takes the Nano card - this is probably the cheapest price you can get one for. 

 

 

Thanks - been looking to get one for a while now.  Have been looking at 256GB but they're rare and expensive so this will tide me over.

 

Cheers!

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