Get 15 percent off of any purchase today at Rakuten

Rakuten is hosting a site-wide sale that ends later today at 11:59PM PT. The promotion knocks 15 percent off of any purchase with offer code SAVE15, allowing up to $50 to be knocked off of your final shopping cart cost.

We’ve successfully applied the coupon to expensive products, like the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, point-and-shoot cameras, video games, noise-canceling headphones, as well as some cheaper necessities, like printer cartridges. The coupon also appears to work with non-tech items, which is somewhat of a given since it’s a site-wide offer.

Based out of Japan, Rakuten is an online shop that has recently gained broader visibility, thanks to sales like these.

This is a good opportunity to stock up on some back to school items or to make up for missing out on previous site-wide deals from sites like eBay. But keep in mind that not all products shipped through Rakuten ship for free, so your mileage with this offer may vary.

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