MacRumors Exclusive: Get ElevationLab's DraftTable for iPad Discounted by 20%
MacRumors and ElevationLab are partnering up this week to offer our readers a chance to save on the company's popular DraftTable device for the iPad. With our exclusive promo code, you can get the DraftTable for $39.96, down from $49.95; or you can purchase the DraftTable Kit for $55.96, down from $69.95.
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To access the sale, head to Amazon, choose from either the DraftTable or DraftTable Kit, add the item to your cart, and in the checkout screen enter the promo code MACLAB20 to gain your 20 percent discount. This code will last from today through Sunday, March 10.
MacRumors + DraftTable Exclusive Sale
The single DraftTable comes with ElevationLab's ergonomic stand that works with all sizes of the iPad Pro and can even accomodate the iPad mini. DraftTable is designed to ensure a rock-solid base station for working on iPad, with wide angle adjustment that ensures comfort on all-day workflows.
You can also upgrade to the DraftTable Kit, which includes the DraftTable base along with ElevationLab's ArmRest for even more comfort when sketching on iPad, as well as the Pencil Stand for securely holding the Apple Pencil.
Our full Deals Roundup has even more deals that are currently live, so be sure to head over to it as you shop around this weekend.
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