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Microsoft Band discounted by 25 percent at Target right now

Hammad Saleem Hammad Saleem
August 20, 2019
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Microsoft Band discounted by 25 percent at Target

Microsoft Band may not be the perfect wearable device, but it do suits the need of many people looking for a health and fitness tracker. If you’re thinking about purchasing the wearable device, and want to save some of your hard-earned cash, you should head over to Target as the retailer is offering the device at a 25 percent discount (via Windows Central). 

The wearable device is available at a regular price of $199.99, but users purchasing the device from Target will get a discount. However, if it’s in your buy list, you should act fast as the offer will expire on July 25th so purchase it before the offer ends.

If you’re confused, you can check out if the wearable is right for you here.

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