Nov 8, 2023

Hachioji, Tokyo Nov 8, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - In appreciation of your continued support, Leawo Software is holding an exciting gift campaign until November 17th. Get the entire Leawo All-in-One Bundle at a fantastic 70% discount(Including U-NEXT downloader, DMM downloader)! Plus, receive a guaranteed cashback of ¥2,000 on specific items. Don't miss this chance to get your hands on Leawo software!
Leawo Software, dedicated to developing PC software related to Blu-ray/DVD copying, conversion, and creation, as well as video and music tools, is launching the "Leawo Double 11 Gift Campaign" from November 3rd to November 17th, offering discounts of up to 70%.
During the campaign period, you can get the "Leawo Music Recorder" at a super affordable 70% OFF. Besides, you can get the popular 17-in-1 bundle item 'Leawo Prof. Media 13' at an amazing 45% discount. Additionally, for customers who purchase the 'Leawo Prof. Media 13,' we are offering a guaranteed cashback of ¥2000 for everyone!
All discount prices are for a limited time only, so don't miss out! Check it out right away.
Campaign Sale Items
Ultra-fast File Conversion: Amazon downloader
support for nearly all mainstream media file formats: Netflix downloader
Supports a wide range of devices: DMM downloader
Versatile Media Formats Support: U-NEXT downloader
Rip Blu-ray DVD to 180+ video/ audio: Blu-ray Ripper
For more campaign details, click here
https://www.leawo.org/jp/promotion/special-offer/
Source :Leawo Software
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