Grid's framed retro gadgets are up to 40 percent off for Father's Day
Whether you're hunting for a last-minute graduation gift or an early Father's Day present, Grid Studio's deconstructed gadgets are worth a look. The company transforms old-school electronics into collages in shadowbox-style frames, which make for truly memorable gifts. And now through May 27th, many are currently steeply discounted in honor of Father's Day.
From vintage smartphones to classic gaming consoles, there are plenty of nostalgic gadgets on sale. Apple fans can snag classics like the iPhone 4 for $99 ($70 off), matching its all-time low, or go even further back with the first-generation iPhone 2G for $299 ($400 off). For gamers, the Game Boy Color is on sale for $149 ($100 off) and the PlayStation Portable 1000 (PSP) for $99, down from $229.
Even better, in some instances, you can also get an extra 15 percent on other pieces when you use the promo code FA15 like the original NES controller, which is available for $143.65 (around $55 off). That also includes other kinds of tech, like the i Pod Photo for $169.15 ($80 off), the Xbox One Controller for $143.65 ($55 off), and even the iconic Nokia 3310 from the year 2000 for $118.15 ($51 off).
Grid Game Boy Color
$24936% off
$159
Grid's framed Game Boy Color puts Nintendo's famed handheld from 1998 on full display, including the casing, buttons, and even the internal gadgetry.
$159 at Grid
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