Office Depot Launches Major Holiday Sale with Significant Discounts
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Office Depot is offering significant discounts on technology, furniture, and bags throughout September as part of a holiday sales event. The promotion includes price reductions on items like robotic vacuums, action cameras, adjustable desks, office chairs, and popular bag brands.
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- Office Depot announces major September sales event for holidays.
- Discounts offered on technology, furniture, and bags.
- Savings include up to 30% off on select items.
- Sale runs from September 1st to September 30th, 2026.
- Furniture deals exclude Eilat.
Office Depot is rolling out a significant holiday sales event throughout September, coinciding with the Jewish High Holidays. The promotion features substantial price reductions on a wide array of technology and furniture items, alongside a 30% discount on various bags and pencil cases.
Among the technology deals, customers can find the Dreame X50 Ultra Complete robotic vacuum cleaner for NIS 2,899.90, down from NIS 3,049.90. The Insta360 X5 8K action camera is available for NIS 1,699.90, reduced from NIS 1,749.90, and the Insta360 Luna Ultra camera is priced at NIS 2,699.90, a decrease from NIS 2,799.90.
In furniture, adjustable electric desks measuring 120x60 cm and 120x67 cm are both on offer for NIS 999.90, significantly down from their original prices of NIS 1,599.90 and NIS 1,499.90, respectively. Office chairs like the REED D01 and Princeton models are discounted to NIS 349.90 (from NIS 599.90) and NIS 649.90 (from NIS 899.90), while the ZEUS gaming chair is available for NIS 899.90, down from NIS 1,099.90.
The 30% discount on bags and pencil cases applies to popular brands including Jansport, Herschel, Nike, Vans, and Eastpak. These special offers are valid from September 1st to September 30th, 2026. Notably, the furniture discounts are not applicable in Eilat.
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