Redeem Corsair promotion 2024

[Buffers]

Good evening everyone,
I purchased a desktop pc. in February this year (2024) , it came with a promo code for 20% off select
Corsair products.
Activation URL: https://go.corsair.com/c/5048823/498633/8513
and an activation code: ZZ-PCS-XXXX-8C77-XXXX
This code is valid until 31st December 2024.
I now wish to use this code, but cannot for the life of me find anywhere
on the above website (Corsair), to activate this code.
Anyone have any insight on how to go about this ? I'll bet it is staring me in the face and I don't just see it

Thanking you in anticipation.

 

[Scoped Badger]

I would assume you add it before you checkout in the 'discount code or gift card' box.

 

[TonyCarter]

I originally thought the activation link was unique to each customer, and discount would be automatically applied, but didn’t see any discount shown and when I tried to add the code to the checkout page it just kept saying “ZZ-PCS-YYYY-YYYY-YYYY discount code isn’t valid for the items in your cart” (I was trying to use it on 3x140mm fans, 180° GPU plug and satin alu trim for my case). Never got it to work, so I gave up trying.

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Seems the ‘select items’ it’s valid for may be too limited to be of much use.

 

[FigmentOfYourImagination]

@TonyCarter As the offer is for Corsair peripherals, I would suspect that it only applies to things outside the case such as keyboards, mice, headsets and the like. I've never seen fans or case parts described as peripherals in stores.

 

[TonyCarter]

@TonyCarter As the offer is for Corsair peripherals, I would suspect that it only applies to things outside the case such as keyboards, mice, headsets and the like. I've never seen fans or case parts described as peripherals in stores.

That will be why then...pity, as 20% off those 'components' would have been useful