If you’re looking for electronic items, it’s worth a trip down to Courts Tampines Mall as they are having a Moving Out Sale.
Shoppers can look forward to discount of up to 75% off as they are priced to clear.
Each customer is only limited to one set. While stocks last.
Check out some of the items below. 32″ LED TV going at $199, desk fan from $14 and many more.
Courts
Tampines Mall
#03-23 (Near Tampines MRT)
Singapore is a haven for not only the food or fashion lovers but also for the digital savvy. That being said, most of the tourists that come to the Lion City are in search of the cheapest and the best electronics available. Fortunately, most if not all, provide you with the documents to claim the 7% GST from the Changi Airport. All you have to do is ask for it politely!
If you are set to buy quality yet reasonably priced Camera or Camera accessories, here are the Perfect Places To Buy Cheap Camera And Accessories In Singapore…
1. FUNAN DIGITALLIFE MALL
Topping the list is the famous Funan DigitalLife Mall. Funan DigitalLife Mall houses a variety of electronic stores with products at inexpensive yet competitive prices. These stores offer Cameras, DSLRs, Camera lenses, and more. One store that stocks ThinkTank Camera bags is the TK Foto at #02-14 and #02-38/41.ThinkTank bags are low profile and high-capacity bags suited for mirror-less Camera gear.
Image Credits: tkfoto.com.sg
Rest assured that you would not be a victim of scam at the Funan DigitalLife Mall because its stores follow Singapore’s trading standards.
2. CATHAY PHOTO
One of Singapore’s trusted Camera stores is the Cathay Photo. Established in 1959, Cathay Photo offers an impressive range of Still-Cameras, Video Cameras, and professional studio equipments among others. They strive to give the best photographic equipments by importing from international brands and by widening their range of products.
The DLSR Cameras with HD video capabilities include brands such as Rotolight, Zacuto, Kessler Crane, and Steadicam. Accessories that they sell include lenses & filters, light modifiers, Camera straps, and Camera bags. They have two outlets with the Peninsular Plaza being a few steps away from Funan DigitalLife Mall. See the full locations here.
3. CEE SHOW AND IT SHOW
IT Show 2015 may have pass last March but shopping for attractive deals on electronics does not stop there! This May 29-31, CEE (Consumer Electronics Exhibition) Show will give you great deals on electronics, all in one place – Suntec Singapore.
For 3 days, you can get huge savings on your electronic lifestyle needs ranging from Digital Cameras to the latest touchscreen and LED displays. Also, you can trade-in your used or faulty electronics (e.g., laptops, tablets, and smartphones) to get up to S$1,200 worth of vouchers. Interested to trade-in? Get a quote by filling their form here: http://pcdreams.com.sg/CEE/ The best thing about CEE Show 2015 is not only can you get up to 90% off but admission is also Free!
Image Credits: COMEX and ITSHOW via Facebook
For more information visit: ceeshow.com.sg
You don’t need to be a technophile to go to the Singapore Electronics Fair.
Starting from this weekend, 8 – 10 May 2015, it’s a good chance for you to bag some good bargains on your electronic gadgets such as camera,s laptops, mobile, TV, fridge and many more.
Door open at 11AM at the Singapore Expo Hall 5.
Here’s a sneak on some of the deals that are going at up to 70% off.
1. UNPLUG
You do not need a PhD to know that unplugging your cables and electronics when not in use can help you save energy and reduce your bills. Even if you turn the switches off, appliances will continue to use energy if they are plugged in.
Image Credits: Chris Potter via Flickr
2. KEEP IT COOL
Cold running water uses lower amount of energy than heated ones. So, use cold water when washing your clothes and dishes or when doing other tasks.
3. CHOOSE WISELY
If you are buying a new appliance, make sure that it is an energy efficient model. Smaller appliances not only help you save more on space but on bills also. Opt for a relatively small microwave than an oven and smaller lamps than the overhead lights.
4. REFRAIN FROM REPEATEDLY OPENING THE FRIDGE’S DOOR
Ensure that you know what you must get before opening the refrigerator’s door/s. Repeatedly opening and closing the door/s will only cause cold air to escape and for the appliance to work more than it should.
5. PUT DOWN THE BLINDS
During summer and hot days, put down the blinds to prevent extra heat from coming in and prevent your air conditioner from running more on energy. Do the opposite during the cold weather to keep your home naturally warm.
6. PAINT THE ROOF WHITE
In Color Psychology, white symbolizes new beginnings while in Business, it symbolizes efficiency. By merely painting your roof white, findings suggest that it can cause a 40% drop on the energy consumption. It also cools down the whole house.
7. COVER THE POTS
Cover your pots when boiling because if you leave it open, the boiling period will only be longer and therefore requiring more energy.
8. DOUBLE CHECK YOUR BILLS
Image Credits: Phillip Stewart via Flickr
Double-check your billing amount to ensure that you are paying accurately. Do this by checking the reported bill usage and comparing it to your meter.
