UPDATE 7/9: Week Two is now live and Week One has been extended through 7/11/2018. Just remember only one promo code can be used per order. Happy shopping!
If you've been with us since 2017 and before, you may remember some iteration of Free Day throughout the years. Free Day was a very exciting, and often tumultuous (and occasionally illegal), event with a new spin each year. I've included a few posts below about past Free Days for your viewing pleasure.
This year we're changing it up again; Free Day is a single day no more. My friends, I give you Four Weeks of Free. This time around, we're giving away a single product with orders above a certain dollar threshold each of the four weeks in July.
Week 1: 5V Arduino Pro Mini (500 max giveaway)
Week 2: Small Parts Kit (250 max giveaway)
Week 3: Arduino Qwiic Kit (250 max giveaway)
Week 4: Raspberry Pi Qwiic Kit (250 max giveaway)
We've got full details on our landing page here, including the rules, which may be of interest.
To kick off the first week we'll give you a 5V Arduino Pro Mini when your order reaches $30 or more. Just make sure your orders totals $30 in your cart, add the 5V Pro Mini, and use the promo code FREEW1 at checkout to get the Pro Mini for free. If you're full up on Pro Minis, check back soon to see what specifics Week Two has in store. Happy Four Weeks of Free!
UPDATE: Week 2 is now here. Get a Small Parts Kit free when your order reaches $40 or more. Add the kit to your cart and use code FREEW2 at checkout to get the kit for free!
that great
It's telling me FreeW1 is invalid! Has it reached the limit?
Turns out, no. FreeW1 doesn't work, but FREEW1 does.
Off topic, but of interest (IMHO): Due to wildfire concerns (from the dry conditions), many communities in Arizona have cancelled their fireworks shows this year. However, it's been announced that Carefree, AZ, will be having a "Firefly drone" show instead. Cool use of drones! (It reminds me of the displays at the Winter Olympics earlier this year.)
Unfortunately I'll be unable to attend the show, but still like the idea. Seems to me that the drones can do things that can't possibly be done with pyrotechnics... not to mention much less smoke...
I heard they're doing the same in Aspen, I think?
Just a thought: Since there is a limit on each of these free items, it might be nice to see a count to know how close we're getting to "not getting"! ;-)
Definitely! I plan on updating the page when we're getting close.