Raspberry Pi 2 $39.22, Official Raspberry Pi Case $9.57 (Min. $45 for Free Delivery) @ element14

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xDrak1x on 03/07/2015 - 10:49 nz.element14.com (99 clicks)
Last edited 03/07/2015 - 10:52

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I found this on OzBargain and wondered whether if they have the same deal here. With a little tweaking to the url and coupon codes, we can also avail these great prices and that's a further 40c cheaper than the Aussie deal too!

It's best to get both the Pi 2 and the Official Case (also cheaper) since delivery is only free for orders over $45. Simply add both these items (link to the case here) to the cart and enter both coupon codes listed above.

Stock for the Raspberry Pi 2 is from Australia which apparently claims to carry a next day delivery. The case however will be dispatched from their UK Warehouse (6-7 days).

This is how your checkout basket should look after applying the discount. All prices are in NZD so no need to worry.

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Recommended accessories for the Raspberry Pi 2:

Official Raspberry PI 2 Case - $9.57 (was $14) (Link) <— This is the case you need to add this to cart to avail free delivery
Mini USB Wi-Fi Dongle - $3 (AliExpress eBay)

Credits to msmhw from OzBargain for initially finding this deal

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  Garciahigh on 03/07/2015 - 22:08

  "The voucher entered is currently inactive and cannot be applied to your order."

  Only seems to work with C17JUNENZ and the total with case is $54.21.

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    xDrak1x on 03/07/2015 - 22:15

    Yeah must have got OzBargained

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      Garciahigh on 03/07/2015 - 22:18

      Is $54 a still good price? Would it be worth replacing my WDTV to use a Raspberry Pi as a HTPC?

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        Kiwi on 03/07/2015 - 22:49

        +1

        Well, $35 (RRP) USD is ~$52 NZD, so you are still getting a better deal than RRP.

        It would probably depend on which WDTV you have, but I can see a lot of comparisons between it and the last gen of Raspberry Pi hardware, so I'd imagine the latest would be much better.

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        Garciahigh on 07/07/2015 - 23:46

        @Shaw: Thanks for your feedback, Ive decided to build my own HTPC instead.

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        Kiwi on 07/07/2015 - 23:48

        @Garciahigh:

        Awesome, what are you putting in it?