Author: cpconline

As a lifelong Formula 1 fan, I was thrilled to discover a way to subscribe to F1 TV Pro at a fraction of the usual cost. In the US and Canada, a one-year subscription to F1 TV Pro typically costs around $84.99.

I found a reliable solution through the GamsGo platform, which allowed me to get an official F1 TV Pro account for just C$46.40 per year. Signing up was straightforward: I purchased the F1 TV Pro annual subscription through the GamsGo website and immediately received an email with my F1 TV login credentials. There was no complicated setup or waiting time I was able to use the account immediately.

Note : Purchasing the subscription through GamsGo didn’t require a VPN or geo-tweaking. However, watching F1 TV Pro content may require a VPN depending on where you live. Since F1 TV Pro isn’t officially supported in my country, I had to use a VPN to stream the races. This is because the F1TV website or app checks your location when you try to watch live content.

The workaround is simple: Before logging into F1 TV, I connect my device to a VPN server in a country where F1TV Pro is available (popular ones are the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, Denmark, Poland, or the USA). Once connected, I navigate to the F1 TV website or app and log in using the credentials provided by GamsGo. The VPN makes it appear as if I’m in a supported region, so streaming works perfectly.

The good news is that you don’t need an expensive VPN for this. Even a free VPN service can do the job, as long as it has servers in an F1-supported country. In fact, many users report that a free option like UrbanVPN is sufficient for accessing F1 TV Pro. I initially tried using a free VPN browser extension, and with that, I was able to successfully unblock the live stream. Later, for more consistent performance, I opted for a paid VPN (FastestVPN), which I also found through GamsGo for around $24.99 with lifetime plan. Setup took less than 10 minutes in total (including installing the VPN app and selecting a server), and everything has been running smoothly ever since. Now, every race weekend, I simply launch the VPN in a selected country and enjoy F1 TV Pro without any issues.

Statistics: Posted by lucianaalvaro — Oct 14th, 2025 11:38 am

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This is an online only item. Been waiting for these to go on sale and now they’ve finally gone on clearance. I’ve found these better than the Kirkland shorts as this one uses thicker/better materials. Not noted but different from the Kirkland shorts is that the branding/logo on the inside of the waist is rubberized so it’s a bit grippy to prevent shifting if you wear without a belt. Was originally 26.99 so this is a pretty decent discount.

Features:
2 welt pockets at back with zippers
1 pocket at wearer’s left side with zipper
Branded button closure and zip fly
YKK Zippers
Colours available: black, cream

Statistics: Posted by madwazabi — Oct 14th, 2025 11:04 am

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store price $42.99
online 45.39

Statistics: Posted by ben2003 — Oct 14th, 2025 11:11 am

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$699 with AMS 1
$899 with AMS 2 pro
$499 no AMS.
+ $65 shipping.

I know the P2S was just released. With the price drops this is a good value.

https://ca.store.bambulab.com/products/p1s

Statistics: Posted by jordi992 — Oct 14th, 2025 10:49 am

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Was shopping online when I came across a decent promo code of $10 off $50 (20% off) with Beauty10. I’ve checked the french code BEAUTE10 which also works.

Statistics: Posted by AiR — Oct 14th, 2025 10:27 am

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Found this charging stand thats foldable and fits a phone and apple watch. Pricey but seems to have decent reviews and it also includes a 45W charger. Might be useful for bringing back and forth to work or travelling with.

Statistics: Posted by dsforsaken — Oct 14th, 2025 10:06 am

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shopRBC has the Samsung 870 EVO 2TB 2.5″ SATA3 SSD on sale for $112 + extra for shipping if you’re not local to Ottawa.

This is currently $249 everywhere else and is ATL according to PCPartPicker. 95 in stock online at the time of posting.

Shipping to the GTA is $13.95, Canada wide is $18.95. I’ve personally not purchased from shopRBC before but over the years have seen people here and elsewhere mention that they’re a reputable seller.

M.2 drives are of course more popular and the better choice given the form factor and speed advantages, but this is still a great choice for those with older boards who don’t have enough m.2 slots or just want a spare SATA3 drive. These SATA SSDs are still good options for gaming as they’re only a bit slower in game loading, source.

Statistics: Posted by Dark-Colonel — Oct 14th, 2025 10:03 am

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I believe ATL for this tablet. I got this for my wife last year when it came out and it had good trade in bonuses, etc, but this appears to be ATL. If you have EDU account it goes down to $449.

Free case with purchase as well

Statistics: Posted by ellisd — Oct 14th, 2025 9:49 am

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Amazon has the PS5 Slim variants on a slight sale:
Digital version – $509
Disc Version – $580

Statistics: Posted by dsforsaken — Oct 14th, 2025 9:08 am

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I bought this 2 weeks ago to use my ultrawide with my work computer and personal laptop it works pretty great. i didnt need any drivers or software or anything like that either. It worked with my T480 (super old) and Macbook M3 without any problems. I also find it doubles as a docking station since it has a ton of USB ports on it too.

ill probably have to return mine and buy it again though to get the discount since its on sale now…

Statistics: Posted by dsforsaken — Oct 14th, 2025 9:06 am

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