Leawo's Valentine's Day Sale Brings Up to 70% Off DRM Removal Toolkit and Freebie for Everyone

Feb 15, 2023


Love is in the air. Leawo brings up to 70% off DRM removal toolkit with features discounts up to 70% off as well as free photo background remover tool for everyone.


Shenzhen, Guangdong Feb 15, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - With Valentine's Day right around the corner, lovebirds are racking their brains to find more creative gifts than traditional flowers or chocolate to express love. Leawo is spreading the love right now and offers a lifetime license of Prof.DRM Media Pack at up to 70% off in the 2023 Valentine's Day Giveaway & Specials to make it easier for people to enjoy music. Besides, everyone can get multiple DRM removal solutions with a considerable discount (from 30 to 70% off) based on their needs. Plus, freebie Photo BG Remover is given out for everyone as Valentine's gift. All these promotions are available before March 10, 2023.

Why is Prof. DRM Media Pack the perfect solution when customers want to remove DRM protection? Whether people plan to enjoy Spotify music offline or just treat themselves to cozy e-book reading time during afternoon tea, they can all find a good solution with Prof. DRM. With Leawo Prof. DRM Media Pack, they can enjoy the benefits below:

  • No connection errors

The DRM-protected doesn't work as well as expected. Many people reported integration errors, such as connection failure, the feature simply doesn't work, etc. For example, with Leawo Prof. DRM Media Pack, they can successfully download iTunes music as local files and share them with their friends easily and quickly. They don't have to worry about connectivity issues anymore! It means that you can play Apple Music on Bose SoundTouch and even add iTunes music to Snapchat story.

  • Keep DRM-protected fileforever

With Leawo Prof. DRM Media Pack, you can successfully remove the DRM (Digital Rights Management), the copyright protection upon iTunes music/video/audiobook, Amazon Audible audiobooks as well as Spotify music, and download and convert them to any format you like. If people want to cancel the premium of that paid service, Leawo can help them keep downloaded media forever as local files before the subscription is canceled.

70% Off for Upgraded Offer

There is 70% off for the 22-in-1 package covering all 4K Blu-ray/Blu-ray/DVD/video/photo/audio solution tools, including: Prof. Media 11 + Prof. DRM + PhotoIns + iTransfer + Music Recorder + Tunes Cleaner + UHD Drive Tool + CleverGet Video Downloader. There you can see Prof.DRM. As a complete suite of top-notch DRM-removal programs, it includes one more eBook converter. Users can get this bundle in both Windows and Mac versions on Leawo's official website, where the free trial version is also downloadable. Another discount is offered and the detail is as follow:

  • 30% off code on buying singles in Leawo Prof. DRM. The sitewide coupon code will be valid for any purchase on Leawo.org including singles in Leawo Prof. DRM. People are free to get this coupon code without any additional fees.

Know more details on the website: https://www.leawo.org

About Leawo Software:

As one of the members of the Shenzhen Software Industry Association (SSIA), Leawo Software is a professional multimedia software developer that focuses on media dissemination and utility software based in Shenzhen, China, and was founded in 2007. In the last decade, Leawo invested the time to develop a wide range of software, including Video series, Blu-ray series, Utility tools, and DVD series.

 

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