BAPC Sales Canada
Canadian sale subreddit for your PC needs. Deals on monitors, cables, processors, video cards, fans, cooling, cases, accessories, anything for a PC build. News and current events related to PC building in Canada. Inspired by /r/bapcsalescanada
Posting Guidelines
Any websites directing to PC hardware available in Canada, please provide essential information, sale price and savings details (rebates, coupons, bundles, etc.).
Posting good deals with no significant reductions or savings of some sort is fine.
Check the item is in stock and available for purchase online at the time of posting.
Mark it has expired by following these steps.
Titles Titles should be formatted as follows:
[type] description (price) [store]
Price Breakdown Round up ($29.99) to the nearest dollar ($30).
($30 - $10 = $20) ($30 - $5 MIR = $25) ($100 - 30% off = $70) Examples [GPU] Sapphire Radeon R9 280 DUAL-X OC ($280 - $50 = $230) [Canada Computers] [Monitor] Alienware AW2518HF, 25" 1080p, 240 Hz, Freesync, TN ($450 - 10% = $405) [Dell]
Tips Retailer Reviews Threads Common websites for deals in Canada
Amazon.ca Canada Computers Dell.ca Memory Express Newegg Canada PC Canada Vuugo
Price Matching
Price matching your products can save you a lot of money. Several websites (Memory Express, Future Shop, Best Buy, Staples etc...) give such service.
Learn more here:
RedFlagDeals thread for Staples Memory Express price beat
Mail In Rebates
The date given for a Mail In Rebate is the date the item must be purchased by. It must be postmarked (basically stamped / mailed by Canada Post) within ~30 days[1] from the purchase date.
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This seems like a good deal.
I use them daily and they're very good, though I've never used more expensive buds to compare them against.
I'm glad to hear you think they're very good, I love to hear from people who own things and not just reviews.
I've only owned cheaper buds too but better over ear headphones. So I'm kind of wondering if I will be okay with buds given the non existent soundstage if the reproduction is otherwise good.
I'm really curious about the, apparently, excellent frequency response and neutral sound these buds have.
Right now I've got Anker Soundcore P3 and Soundcore life Q30 for mobile listening, but I don't really like either due to the sound profile.
I wonder if they're any better than some ChiFi KZ IEMs.