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Topic # 189335 24-Dec-2015 18:54
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Keen to try both of these so if you have one you no longer use, let me know :)

I'm in Auckland and can pick up. PM me price. Thanks.

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  Reply # 1456702 24-Dec-2015 18:54
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Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you. Also note if you are selling something we ask you to offer to other members first. Links to private sales (including Trade Me posts) aren't accepted anymore and will be removed.




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  Reply # 1456730 24-Dec-2015 19:19
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B&H Photo is the place to go online. Approximately NZD$95 landed cost in total and about 10-14 days delivery.

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  Reply # 1456768 24-Dec-2015 20:22
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At the moment Google has them on sale for US$55 for two so about NZ$82. Not sure how much Youshop would cost to ship here but say $24 (they seem quite expensive these days) That's about $106 for two in total




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  Reply # 1456769 24-Dec-2015 20:24
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lchiu7: At the moment Google has them on sale for US$55 for two so about NZ$82. Not sure how much Youshop would cost to ship here but say $24 (they seem quite expensive these days) That's about $106 for two in total


Could still be cheaper than going to a NZ retailer :-)




 

 

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  Reply # 1456789 24-Dec-2015 20:46
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lchiu7: At the moment Google has them on sale for US$55 for two so about NZ$82. Not sure how much Youshop would cost to ship here but say $24 (they seem quite expensive these days) That's about $106 for two in total


B&H has the same deal but ships to nzd for about usd$7-8

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  Reply # 1456790 24-Dec-2015 20:50
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PB Tech were/are advertising them.




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  Reply # 1456952 25-Dec-2015 10:06
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Thanks guys. That's awesome. Didn't see the 2 for $55 deal on B&H but ordered them for $35usd each plus postage. Happy with that. Thanks!

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