Jan 11, 2023

2023 is officially here. Leawo Software specially launches their online campaign with 50% off PhotoIns, other up to 70% discounts, Music Recorder freebie, and more.
Shenzhen, Guangdong Jan 11, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - There is a collective sigh of relief that the hustle and bustle festivity of Christmas is over, and it's time to kick off a resolution. Whether you're adopting a "new year, new me" mentality or just staying the course, there are plenty of must-haves heading into the new year. Leawo Software, a company specializing in multimedia solution and data management software, just launched their 2023 New Year Sales Free Giveaway & 70% OFF Specials, offering up to 70% discounts on their handpicked bundles and singles, $19.95 Music Recorder for free, 30% off sitewide coupon, and more. This event is valid until February 15, 2023.
Leawo's online sale covers software for various multimedia solutions, from Blu-ray and DVD, to photo, online video, audio, and more. Either way, we bet you like to save money. Therefore, we pick 50% off PhotoIns to help you enhance photo quality, remove and change photo backgrounds, increase image resolution, and more. Actually, this is a 3-in-1 photo solution package including AI Photo Enhancer, Photo BG Remover, and Photo Enlarger. With a 50% discount, it is $54.97 right now. In other words, a single product only costs less than $18.50. Plus, for people who just want to buy a single item, Leawo is also offering them a 40% discount.
About Leawo Software
Leawo Software is a multimedia software developer dedicated to providing practical and useful software products and services to worldwide media fans. Its products include PhotoIns, Blu-ray player, Blu-ray Ripper, Blu-ray Copy, Blu-ray Creator, Music Recorder, Tunes Cleaner, Video Converter, iTransfer, iOS Data Recovery, etc. for both Win and Mac platforms.




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