The 215+ Best Amazon Cyber Monday Deals

As Cyber Monday 2021 winds down, we’ve stopped updating this post and can’t guarantee that all deals are still in stock. Check our Deals page for our latest finds.

Cyber Monday is upon us. And of course, there are tons of Cyber Monday deals at Amazon: on Apple gadgets, kitchen gear, Amazon devices, and so much more. Here are the best Cyber Monday Amazon deals we’ve found so far.

iRobot Roomba 694 Robot VacuumDeal price: $180; street price: $250Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

A robot vacuum, if your pets can tolerate it while it's in action, is one of the best ways for dog and cat owners to deal with the inevitable accretion of hair. This is a nice opportunity to save on a variant of one of our top robot vacuum picks. The 600 series comes in a number of versions, but if it’s a Roomba and the model number starts with a 6, our expert guide writers note they're all about the same except that Wi-Fi capabilities vary from model to model, and the aesthetics can be different. The 694 in particular is Wi-Fi enabled and works with Google Assistant & Amazon Alexa

Eufy RoboVac 11SDeal price: $138; street price: $225Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

Our budget pick, the Eufy RoboVac 11S is currently down to a great price if you're in the market for a robot vacuum. We liked the 11S for its unobtrusive presence, and ability to tackle both hardwood and short-pile carpeted floors. Its flatter shape also increases maneuverability underneath furniture. While its longevity isn't as reliable as the Roomba's and it doesn't work best on thicker carpets, this is still a solid deal for a vacuum you'll use weekly, if not daily.

Eufy RoboVac 30 Robot VacuumDeal price: $140; street price: $200Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

A variant of our budget robot vacuum pick, this particular Eufy model has stronger suction than the 11s and includes extra boundary markers—perfect for those who want the ability to restrict their vacuum to certain areas in their home. Like the 11s, this Eufy likely won't be as reliable as a Roomba, but it's a solid choice if your priority is affordability and you want an effective, hassle-free option.

Eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 15C Robot VacuumDeal price: $170; street price: $250Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

While all Eufy RoboVacs provide a similar experience and quality, with varying additional features, the Eufy 15C is a model that we hold comparable to our current budget pick (the 11S). Working excellently on bare floors and short-pile rugs, this particular model includes Wi-Fi and Alexa support.

Roborock S6 Pure Robot Vacuum and MopDeal price: $360 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $450Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

An improved version of our current upgrade pick, the Roborock S6 Pure boasts all the most useful functions of a robot vacuum—like impressive navigation and interactive mapping—plus a few handy extras. Compared to the S4, the S6 Pure has a better battery life, added mop attachment, and a few design differences that make it less likely to get stuck on plush rugs or thresholds. While we don't think the extras are necessary, with the price down to $350 with a clipped coupon, this is a great deal on a reliable robot vacuum cleaner.

Black+Decker 20V Max Lithium Pivot BDH2000PL Handheld VacuumDeal price: $70; street price: $80Read our review of the best handheld vacuum.

Handheld vacuums are a great cleaning solution for hard-to-reach areas in your home or car. Although it only holds a 10-minute charge, we think the Black+Decker is strong enough to quickly clean a minivan or SUV before running out of steam. We also like its simple, pivoting head and all-in-one design, which makes it both easy to use and store. A solid drop, this matches the best price we've noted all year.

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Ecobee SmartThermostat with Voice ControlDeal price: $200; street price: $250Read our review of the best smart thermostat.

A smart thermostat is a great upgrade for any home. It'll learn your schedule, balance temperatures, and potentially cut down your electric bill. If you're looking to make an upgrade, the Ecobee is a sleek option that works with most smart-home platforms, including Apple HomeKit and Amazon Alexa. The added voice control microphone means you can play music, relay the news, control your home’s smart lights, and turn the A/C up or down—all without ever leaving the couch. We've seen slightly better deals on this pick in the past, but this discount matches the lowest it has dropped this year.

Google Nest Thermostat (Cotton Snow)Deal price: $100; street price: $130Read our review of the best smart thermostat.

A less expensive and less complicated smart thermostat, the Google Nest Thermostat is a solid option that we speak well of in our guide. While it doesn't have remote temperature sensors and doesn't "learn" your heating and cooling habits and schedule, it's still a solid budget option that works perfectly with the Google Nest ecosystem. A great option for when you need a no-frills smart thermostat, while this isn't the lowest price we've seen, this is still a solid discount.

Ring Alarm 5-Piece Home Security System (2nd Generation)Deal price: $120; street price: $200Read our review of the best home security system.

Starting at $10/month, this 5-piece kit has the least expensive optional no-contract live-monitoring plan out of all our picks and includes a base station, keypad, contact sensor, motion sensor, and siren. It was bumped from the top slot in our guide because we no longer consider Ring cameras to be the most comprehensive, but it's still an overall affordable and simple DIY system. If you're looking for a reliable, inexpensive security system for doors, windows, and entryways, this deal is just shy of the lowest price we've seen for this kit.

TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch Dimmer HS220 (3-pack)Deal price: $45; street price: $60Read our review of the best in-wall smart light switch and dimmer.

Smart switches can add a little pizzazz and convenience to your home, allowing you to control the lighting with an app or voice command no matter where you are. Reliable and affordable, the HS220 has three simple buttons (dimming, on, and off) and works with smart assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This is a solid deal on our top pick, so now is a great time to grab a pack of three switches for just $45.

Lutron Caséta Wireless In-Wall Smart Dimmer BundleDeal price: $80; street price: $100Read our review of the best in-wall smart light switch and dimmer.

Update your home's lighting with an in-wall smart light switch. This bundle includes the Caseta smart bridge, dimmer switch, a Pico 3-button dimming remote, and a Pico wall plate bracket wallplate. Easy to use and reliable, the Caséta is compatible with a wide variety of smart devices and doesn’t require a neutral wire for installation—a particularly handy feature for older homes. It's pricier than our other picks and lacks the ability to remember the last used setting, but the Caséta still lets you create rooms, zones, scenes, and automated schedules.

Yeelight Smart LED Color BulbDeal price: $23 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $30Read our review of the best smart LED light bulbs.

An option we recommend from our LED light bulb guide, the Yeelight Smart LED Color is down to $23 with clipped on-page coupon. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Assistant, this is brighter than most smart bulbs and offers several special features that competing bulbs don't. Discounts on this full-featured bulb are few and far between, so this deal is a good chance to save if you're looking to smarten up your home's lighting.

Wyze Bulb Color (2-Pack)Deal price: $20 with delayed shipping; street price: $27Read our review of the best smart LED light bulbs.

This soon-to-be pick produces 1100 lumens and 75 watts of brightness. It also supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth that can be controlled locally, and includes a plethora of features like, tunable white control, sleep routines, and a Vacation Mode. The Wyze bulb is compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT. This discount is the first deal we've posted and includes two of these smart LED bulbs to help get you started.

Mysa Smart ThermostatDeal price: $100; street price: $140Read our review of the best smart thermostat.

The Mysa Smart Thermostat will make your “dumb” and inefficient electric baseboard heating far more cost-effective. Though it's our only pick in what is an admittedly limited field—it works with 110-volt electrical heating sources—we like its clean, modern design, as well as the fact that it works with all the major smart-home systems. Using geolocation and artificial intelligence alongside scheduling and zoning, the Mysa is able to heat your home efficiently and save energy while keeping you comfortable.

Top Greener In-Wall Smart Wi-Fi USB Charging Outlet (TGWF215U2A)Deal price: $37; street price: $40Read our review of the best in-wall smart outlet.

We liked TopGreener's In-Wall Smart Wi-Fi USB Charging Outlet (TGWF215U2A) because of its one controllable receptacle and one non-controllable one that provides constant power. Like the Geeni, the Top Greener allows you to schedule use based on phone location and local weather and sunrise/sunset times, but unlike the Geeni, this model offers energy monitoring on the one controllable receptacle and support for IFTTT. It does not support Apple HomeKit, but is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Right now, you can get it at $36, which is decent savings.

Chamberlain MyQ Smart Garage Hub and ControllerDeal price: $17; street price: $30Read our review of the best smart garage door opener controller.

Tired of worrying whether or not you remembered to close your garage door after you've left the house? Consider a smart garage door opener controller. Compatible with all leading garage-door openers made after 1993 and most smart home platforms (except Amazon Alexa), our runner-up pick was more user-friendly to use and install compared to other options we tested. As today's Amazon Treasure Truck deal, this smart controller is available for one day only, so grab it while you can if you're among the 71% of American homeowners who use their garage door as their main entry point.

EufyCam 2 Pro Wireless Security Camera (2-Pack)Deal price: $250; street price: $350Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

Outdoor security cameras can give you a little added peace of mind when you're away from home. Down to $250, the EufyCam 2 Pro is the perfect system for those seeking a low maintenance wireless option, offering the best rechargeable battery of all the cordless options we tested. This security camera delivers a great image, HomeKit support, and three options for storing footage.Note that shipping is delayed.

TP-Link Deco S4 Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking KitDeal price: $110; street price: $130Read our review of the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits.

If you're combatting a bad Wi-Fi signal in your home (and you've already tried moving your router), a mesh-networking kit may be the next step. Our budget pick was able to quickly feed simulated web traffic to our three test laptops while three other laptops were streaming 4K video and downloading files simultaneously. It only has two Ethernet ports and doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some pricier models, but the Deco is still a great way to get better wireless coverage in a large space when you're on a budget.

Eero Pro 6 Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kit (2-pack)Deal price: $300; street price: $400Read our review of the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits.

While our main Wi-Fi mesh-networking kit picks have optional settings for tweaking their network performance, there’s something to be said about a mesh network you set up once, and almost never have to think about again. The Eero Pro 6 is easy to set up and removes many router settings for simplicity’s sake. However, it missed the mark as one of our picks because it's one of the most expensive mesh kits we’ve tested so far. That being said, solid alternative as a simple, set-it-and-forget-it networking solution, if you can absorb the initial investment and the added online security and parental controls that cost $30-120 per yearly subscription. This price drop for the set of two hubs is the best price we've seen so far for this setup.

TP-Link Archer AX50 Wi-Fi RouterDeal price: $115; street price: $150Read our review of the best Wi-Fi router.

Our top pick from our guide to the best Wi-Fi routers, the TP-Link Archer AX50 is currently down to the lowest we've seen. Able to create speedy, responsive networks in even medium-sized houses, we found that you would have to spend a lot more on a router—or a mesh kit, to get anything even a little better. Deals on this model are scarce, so this is an excellent chance to pick one up if you're in need of a new router.

TP-Link Archer AX20 Wi-Fi RouterDeal price: $85; street price: $110Read our review of the best Wi-Fi router.

Combating unreliable Wi-Fi in your home? Update your aging router with our runner-up pick. The AX20 offers fewer features than our top pick, but it's more affordable and holds up in throughput and responsiveness—particularly if your house isn’t larger than 2,300-square-feet. This deal is only $5 shy of the best price we've seen for the AX20.

TP-Link RE220 Wi-Fi ExtenderDeal price: $20; street price: $23Read our review of the best Wi-Fi extender and signal booster.

If spotty Wi-Fi is standing between you and your next Netflix marathon, you might need a Wi-Fi extender. Affordable and compact, our top pick is a dirt-cheap, dual-band Wi-Fi extender that improved the Wi-Fi quality and connection reliability of our standalone router in testing. Though it will also slightly slow the speed of your internet, we still found the experience to be more responsive and less frustrating than without the extender. The RE220 has seen a decrease in street price over the past few months but we've yet to see this pick drop any lower.

Lexar Professional 1066x microSD Card (512 GB)Deal price: $75; street price: $98Read our review of the best microSD cards.

Though it doesn't have the raw speed of our tops picks, the Lexar Professional 1066x is fast enough for an action camera, a game system, or a tablet. The 1066x passed the same performance tests as the Kingston and SanDisk, but the write tests were a bit slower. It's still fast enough that we think it's a good alternative when our top picks are out of stock. Coming in at a new low price, this is a great time to pick up a microSD card for your devices. If you don't need as much space or have a tighter budget, the 256 GB version is also on sale, down to $33 (from $38).

Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless USB Gaming MouseDeal price: $30; street price: $40Read our review of the best gaming mouse.

If you're looking for a small wireless gaming mouse and favor a claw grip, this is a good opportunity to save on a former budget pick. Similar in size, shape, and button placement to our current budget pick, the Logitech G305 Lightspeed is a solid alternative if you want to go wireless. Do note that unlike some of our other picks, this mouse can only connect via USB dongle—while better for gaming (due to the lower latency), it's not as convenient as options with Bluetooth.

Razer Basilisk Ultimate Wireless Gaming MouseDeal price: $80; street price: $120

Razer Basilisk Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse with Charging DockDeal price: $100; street price: $160

Read our review of the best gaming mouse.

In many ways, the Razer Basilisk Ultimate is nearly identical to our top gaming mouse pick (its size, shape, switches, etc.). However, the Ultimate excels in comfort and wireless functionality, securing its spot as a worthy upgrade pick. It's just as fast and responsive as most wired options, and has a decent battery life. It's on sale both with and without the charging dock. For an extra $20, you'll get a handy station to charge this wireless mouse as much as you need to.

Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard & MouseDeal price: $80; street price: $100Read our review of the best ergonomic keyboard.

Though it's only partially split and you can't customize its tenting angle, the Microsoft Sculpt is a great affordable and wireless ergonomic keyboard option. Though we prefer the mechanical keys of other picks, the Sculpt is a great model for budget-conscious folks testing out the waters of ergonomic keyboards. Plus, it connects to your computer via a 2.4 GHz wireless USB dongle, so you don't have to worry about cluttering your space with additional wires. We have mixed feelings about the mouse included in this bundle, but it's a good value if you're interested in an all-in-one set.

Crucial MX500 SSD (1 TB)Deal price: $85; street price: $100Read our review of the best SSDs.

Upgrading your older computer from a more traditional hard drive to a SATA SSD is a great way to improve its speed and performance. If you're looking for a solid-state drive replacement that will go easy on both your older computer and your wallet, we recommend the Crucial MX500 SSD (1 TB). Down to $85, this is just a few bucks shy of the lowest price we've seen for this size, making it a nice opportunity to snag our SSD pick for older computers.

Samsung 980 Pro SSD (1 TB NVMe)Deal price: $170; street price: $195Read our review of the best SSDs.

We don’t recommend faster, more-expensive PCI Express 4.0 SSDs for most people buying an SSD for their PC, but if you’re adding an SSD to Sony’s PlayStation 5, these are the only kinds of drives that meet Sony’s performance requirements. We haven’t tested it with a PS5 specifically, but the 1 TB version of the Samsung 980 Pro is the drive we’d recommend, because it runs faster and cooler than similarly priced drives. Sony has also stated that whatever drive you use should have a heatsink, this should ensure that the SSD is working at its peak performance and extend its lifetime without overheating the drive or your PS5.

Samsung T7 Touch Portable SSD (500 GB)Deal price: $90; street price: $105Read our review of the best portable SSD.

A portable solid state drive, or SSD is a quick and reliable way to move large files between computers. Samsung's follow-up to the T5—our previous top portable SSD pick— the T7 Touch is both slimmer and quite a bit faster on sequential reads and writes. In addition, the T7 Touch comes with an added fingerprint reader for extra data security. Another solid discount, it's back down to $90 in black and silver.

Synology DiskStation DS220+ NASDeal price: $240; street price: $300Read our review of the best NAS for most home users.

Whether you're a casual cinephile looking to back up your Blu-Ray collection or a WFH creative who needs to stockpile raw image or design files, a NAS might be for you. Boasting a variety of backup and syncing options, our top NAS pick for home use is a triple threat: it's fast, energy-efficient, and powerful. The DS220+ also supports a variety of third party apps and has its own mobile apps for media streaming, file management, and more. Though its software is less intuitive compared to Windows or macOS (and we've seen it for slightly less in the past), this deal is still a solid discount on a NAS that's more user-friendly than most other models.

Western Digital WD Elements Desktop (14 TB)Deal price: $200; street price: $280Read our review of the best external hard drives.

You never know when hard drive failure could erase everything on your desktop, so it's never a bad idea to back up important files and documents. The WD Elements 14 TB is a big external hard drive we like when you need a storage device over 10 TB. This model performed solidly in our tests but is slightly more expensive than our current picks, lacks backup software, and has a shorter two-year warranty. This hard drive isn't a pick anymore (our desktop hard drive guide has been condensed), but it's still the one we recommend if you need a hard drive that's bigger than 10 TB.

Samsung 970 Evo Plus SSD (500 GB)Deal price: $65; street price: $100Read our review of the best ssds.

Down to the lowest price we've seen, another good option we mention in our SSD guide, the Samsung 970 Evo Plus (500 GB), is available for $65. The 970 Evo Plus is a somewhat unnecessary upgrade to our other picks, but it's as fast or faster (and currently, cheaper) than our picks. If you're on the lookout for an SSD for a newer, high-end PC or laptop, this is an excellent time to save.

Netgear PLP2000 Powerline Networking AdapterDeal price: $75; street price: $100Read our review of the best powerline networking adapter.

Name something more frustrating than spotty Wi-Fi. If traditional Wi-Fi and mesh-networking kits aren't getting the job done (and you don't want to go through the trouble of drilling holes in your wall for Ethernet cables), a powerline networking adapter is your next best bet. Although the PLP2000 has a shorter warranty than our top pick, it offered some of the fastest connection speeds throughout testing—perfect for online gaming and streaming 4K video.

Anker PowerLine II USB-C to Lightning Connector (6ft)Deal price: $10; street price: $16Read our review of the best usb-c cables and adapters.

If you go through charging cables for your iPhone like crazy, now is a great time to stock up and save on our pick for the best 6-foot USB-C–to–Lightning cable, The Anker PowerLine II USB-C to Lightning Connector. Down to just a few bucks shy of the lowest price we've seen, this MFi-certified cable helps you optimize your charging speeds when you connect it to your wall charger, portable charger, or other USB-C ports that have an output of at least 18W. Although not as slim as some of its counterparts, it can withstand plenty of wear and tear thanks to its sturdy housings and thick, rubberized sheath.

Anker PowerExpand+ 7-in-1 USB-C PD Media HubDeal price: $28; street price: $32Read our review of the best usb hubs.

Update: Up a dollar from yesterday. As the budget pick in our guide to the Best USB Hubs, the Anker PowerExpand+ 7-in-1 USB-C PD Media Hub has most of the same ports as our top pick, although they’re mostly a little slower. It lacks Ethernet, and not as good with a 4K monitor, but the price is much lower, making it a good choice if you don’t need a wired internet connection or smooth, high-res video. At $28, it's a decent deal on an affordable USB-C hub, but it should be noted that the price has risen overall since this summer.

Samsung T7 Portable SSD (1 TB)Deal price: $110; street price: $135Read our review of the best portable ssd.

A portable SSD is a must-have for anyone who regularly transfers large files between computers. Although not a formal pick, the Samsung T7 is a follow-up to one of our previous picks, the T5. This newer model is a little thinner and much faster on sequential reads and writes than its predecessor. It also comes with a solid three-year warranty. We think the T7 is a great option if you can find it for less than our top pick. This is available in grey only.

Ozeri Pronto Digital Multifunction Kitchen and Food Scale (Teal)Deal price: $9; street price: $12Read our review of the best kitchen scale.

Even a simple kitchen scale will upgrade your baking. Similar to our top pick in look and feel, the Ozeri Pronto was slightly more accurate during testing, particularly with heavier weights. However, the scale automatically shut off after two minutes and was slower to read smaller items compared to its competition. Still, if you're looking for an affordable and attractive scale for your kitchen, our compact budget pick offers a great balance of features. Although we've seen this price for the red and teal colorways in the past, this remains a great deal on an affordable kitchen scale.

Cuisinart Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream & Sorbet Maker (ICE-21)Deal price: $60; street price: $70Read our review of the best ice cream maker.

The ICE-21 made some of the smoothest and most delicious ice cream in our tests. With just one switch, the machine is a breeze to use, and because it’s lighter and smaller than compressor machines, it's also easier to move and store. Note: you’ll need to plan your churning around pre-freezing the bowl insert overnight, though, which will take up freezer space. This deal is only a few bucks shy of the best price we've seen for this machine in new condition.

Aquasana AQ-5200 Under-Sink Water FilterDeal price: $95; street price: $120Read our review of the best under-sink water filter.

Down to $95 with clipped on-page coupon in the rubbed bronze finish, this is a great deal for the Aquasana AQ-5200, our top pick in our guide to the best under-sink water filter. We've been seeing quite a few regular deals for this pick and it usually fluctuates between $140 and $100, however it very rarely drops below that $100 mark. If you've been interested in this pick but the price was scaring you off, this is a great additional discount of the usual sale price. It's is ANSI/NSF-certified to virtually eliminate 77 different contaminants, including lead, mercury, volatile organic compounds, pharmaceuticals, and other materials that few of its competitors catch.

Bodum Chambord French Press (34oz)Deal price: $30; street price: $36Read our review of the best French press.

A French press is an easy coffee brewing option that produces a nice cup of coffee without the fuss of a more complicated setup. Simple but elegant, the Bodum Chambord is a classically designed option that makes a balanced cup of mostly grit-free coffee. This isn't the best deal we've seen for our runner-up pick, but discounts are rare and fleeting, so we still think this is a decent chance to pick up this retro 50's-style press.

Annovero Dessert BowlsDeal price: $26; street price: $28Read our review of the best gifts for teachers.

Seeking a gift to thank a hard-working teacher in your life? These colorful dessert bowls are perfect for housing various tchotchkes and materials in the classroom or delicious treats from home. This deal is the first discount we've posted for this set. It includes six brightly patterned bowls that are as thoughtful and attractive as they are useful.

KitchenAid K150 BlenderDeal price: $75; street price: $100Read our review of the best blender.

A blender is a versatile kitchen tool that can create everything from fruit smoothies to veggie soups and spicy salsas. When testing our budget pick, the KitchenAid K150 Blender, we found that this three-speed blender could handle three batches of smoothies in a row and two back-to-back pitchers of piña coladas with ease. Even though this model only has a 48-ounce pitcher, it's good for occasional usage or smaller households.

KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder AttachmentDeal price: $70; street price: $100Read our review of the best KitchenAid attachments.

Unlock the full potential of your meals with the addition of the KitchenAid metal food grinder attachment. If you already own our top stand mixer pick, we recommend this easy-to-store grinder attachment that will allow you to flex your creativity and assume more control over the ingredients you put into your culinary endeavors. Included with the attachment are a food pusher, a food tray, two grinding plates, plus a few extra accessories that will let you handle anything from raw meats and vegetables, to bread and hard cheeses.

Instant Pot Pro 6-Quart Electric Pressure CookerDeal price: $80; street price: $130Read our review of the best electric pressure cooker.

With stay-cool handles and a bright LCD screen, it's no surprise the Instant Pot Pro is our newly-crowned upgrade pick. This electric pressure cooker offers a user-friendly control panel and is chock full of functions—including faster pre-heating, a diffused quiet steam release, a baking function, and the ability to save your own custom cooking programs—all packed into a sleek black stainless steel frame. This is only the second deal we've seen on a 6-quart version of the Pro, making it a great time to save both time and money considering all the holiday cooking in your (very near) future.

Cosori Pro Air FryerDeal price: $85; street price: $100Read our review of the best air fryer.

Update: Also available from Walmart. Grab the Cosori Pro Air Fryer if you want a pod-shaped air fryer that costs less than our recommended Philips model. In our tests, it didn’t cook as evenly as the Philips, but we found its results perfectly acceptable considering its lower price. The Cosori has lots of preprogrammed settings, but some aren't that accurate (which is true of many models), so you may have to fiddle with it more to find the optimal settings for what you’re cooking. It also comes with a recipe booklet, which is nice if you’re looking for some guidance when cooking with convection technology. Like the Philips, the Cosori has a well-designed exterior and won’t be an eyesore if you plan to store it on your counter. Typically selling for about $100, it's nicely discounted to $85 in the black finish.

Fiskars 8 Inch The Original Orange-Handled ScissorsDeal price: $7; street price: $9Read our review of the best scissors and kitchen shears.

Every house needs at least a basic pair of scissors for simple tasks. If you want a basic pair and budget is your top priority, we recommend Fiskars 8 Inch The Original Orange-Handled Scissors. These classic scissors aren't as sharp or durable as our other picks, but they perform common tasks just as well. This deal is only the second notable discount we've seen for our budget pick and it's a new low price.

Tovolo Penguin Ice Pop MoldsDeal price: $13; street price: $16Read our review of the best popsicle molds.

Once you pop(sicle) the fun don't stop(sicle) with the Tovolo Penguin Ice Pop Molds, which are back down to $13 from a street price of about $16. Summer may be over, but there's never a bad time to stock up on these peelable silicone molds—plus, with cold and flu season around the corner, they can serve as a unique way to soothe your child's sore throat. With four cute designs that each boast a sturdy base, these reusable and dishwasher-safe pops hold about 2 ounces of liquid. Though they can be a bit tricky to fill, the silicone design means there's no presoaking or warm water rinsing required, so you can easily peel off your frozen pops.

Work Sharp Culinary E2Deal price: $45 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $55Read our review of the best knife sharpener.

The Work Sharp Culinary E2 knife sharpener may not be as fast, powerful, or sturdily built as our top pick for the best knife sharpener, but it’s easy to use and produced a better edge than any other sharpener in its price range. Now down to $45 with an on-page clipped coupon, occasional cooks would benefit greatly, especially if you don’t have a lot of knives to maintain—it'll give you the best bang for your buck!

Simplehuman Steel Frame Dishrack Deal price: $67; street price: $80Read our review of the best dish rack.

A good dish rack that fits your needs can make all the difference in your dish-washing experience. The Simplehuman Steel Frame Dishrack is a large and sturdy dish rack perfect for large families or active cooks. It can even hold extra-large pots and pans without dripping onto your countertop, and it was the most effective rack at draining water during our testing. Our runner-up pick typically sells for $80 and even though this isn't the best price we've ever seen, it's a rare and notable deal.

Simplehuman Rectangular Brushed Stainless Steel Step Can (55L)Deal price: $135; street price: $180Read our review of the best kitchen trash can.

Simplehuman makes a variety of great kitchen trash cans and the Rectangular Brushed Stainless Steel Step Can was one of the best-looking trash cans we’ve tested. We also appreciated its extra-long foot pedal, which made it easy to open the lid from multiple angles. Its back pocket is designed to store extra bags, which can be pulled through the inner can (like tissues from a box) when it comes time to fit a new bag. If this trash can appeals to you, the 55L and 58L sizes are both very nicely discounted. The 55L is down to $135 and the 58L is down to $150, both great low prices.

GE Profile Opal Nugget Ice MakerDeal price: $410; street price: $470Read our review of the best portable ice maker.

If you're a fan of nugget ice and have only been able to get your fix at Sonic, this deal is a great discount on the version of our nugget ice maker pick that lacks the side tank. The GE Profile Opal nugget ice maker is pricey, but it's also one of the only ways to get good, fluffy, nugget ice at home. It produces ice with a soft and easy-to-chew texture, making it great for slushies and warm-weather cocktails.

Braun MQ505 MultiQuick Hand BlenderDeal price: $52; street price: $65Read our review of the best immersion blender.

While an immersion blender may not be as powerful as a countertop blender, it is certainly more convenient. With an included whisk and blending jar, the Braun will make easy work of everything from ice to soups—all without splattering like other budget models. Though the Braun pureed better than any other immersion blender in this price range, our testers did find it to be less comfortable to hold than other picks—making it less ideal for daily use. Regardless, if you know you'll need an immersion blender for seasonal cooking, this is an excellent chance to pick one up.

Weber Connect Smart Grilling HubDeal price: $100; street price: $130Read our review of the best smart devices for making the most of your backyard and garden.

Do away with guessing and become a backyard grill master with the addition of this handy smart grilling hub. The Weber Connect is a Wi-Fi–enabled probe thermometer with a magnetic base that sticks to the side of a grill and supports up to four plug-in probe thermometers (two are included with the hub). Connecting to the app provides step-by-step guides and recipes, while also allowing you to set a desired level of doneness, notifications of when to flip food, and alerts for when everything is ready. While it's easy to accidentally leave on and it can only measure temperature, we still think the Connect is a nice addition to help level up your grilling skills.

Bentgo Stainless Steel Lunch BoxDeal price: $24; street price: $30Read our review of the best lunch boxes.

This stainless steel bento box is one of the only leakproof bentos we tested. It’s wide and shallow, with just one tier, and it fits neatly into a bag or backpack. You can’t microwave this metal bento, so it’s best for cold and room-temperature foods. The silicone divider did the best job of keeping saucy foods from mixing together in our tests. You can pack a large sandwich and a handful of carrots or chips in this box, or carry a bean-and-corn salad with a side of guacamole. Down to $24 from $30.

Cuisinart CPT-142 4-Slice Compact Plastic ToasterDeal price: $40; street price: $50Read our review of the best toaster.

What's better than four slices of perfect, golden brown toast? Four slices of perfect, golden brown toast from a toaster you got a great deal on. Down to $40 when you clip the on-page coupon, the Cuisinart CPT-142 4-Slice Compact Plastic Toaster wowed our testers with its wide range of setting, ease of use, and ability to pop out consistently browned toast every time. Though we've found that the heating element wires of modern toasters are subject to corrosion over time, our longtime top toaster pick boasts an impeccable three-year warranty should you run into any issues.

Cuisinart CPK-17 PerfecTemp Cordless Electric KettleDeal price: $80; street price: $100Read our review of the best electric kettle.

From instant ramen to piping hot tea, consider the Cuisinart CPK-17 PerfecTemp for whatever you're brewing up this holiday season. Our top electric kettle pick has continued to wow us with its straightforward interface and consistent performance after years of use. Our testers were also impressed with the short timeframe in which it can boil a liter of water and its accuracy in holding water at a set temperature. Considering the recent street price hike to $100 that this model has seen, this is a solid discount at $80 shipped when you clip the on-page coupon.

Anova Precision Cooker Nano Sous Vide MachineDeal price: $85; street price: $128Read our review of the best sous vide machine and gear.

With unbeatable accuracy, relatively small size, and the ability to work with a huge range of containers, it's no surprise the Anova Precision Cooker Nano is our our top sous vide machine pick. The quiet, user-friendly Anova also boasts an intuitive touchscreen interface and a beep alert when the water comes to temperature. Use the on-page coupon to bring the cost down to $85.

Breville Joule Sous VideDeal price: $160; street price: $200Read our review of the best sous vide machine and gear.

Our runner-up sous vide pick, the Breville (formerly ChefSteps) Joule, is down to $160 from $200. That's not the lowest we've ever seen—in fact, it's frustratingly higher than the $150 we hoped to see this season—but it's a solid discount considering the recent street pricing. Deals on this sous vide are typically short-lived and we haven't seen many discounts recently. This pick outperforms our top pick in a number of ways but lacks physical controls, instead relying on an app for operation.

Cleanblend BlenderDeal price: $158; street price: $180Read our review of the best blender.

As one of our "also great" picks, the Cleanblend is super powerful and creates even creamier smoothies and piña coladas than the Vitamix. The tradeoff is that the warranty only lasts five years instead of Vitamix and Oster's seven year warranty. But if that doesn't bother you, this is a great opportunity to pick up a powerhouse blender for less than half the cost of a Vitamix. Just make sure to clip the on-page coupon to get the deal price of $158.

Vitamix 5200 Blender (Black)Deal price: $280; street price: $450Read our review of the best blender.

Our top blender pick, the Vitamix 5200, is currently available for $280 from a street price of $450. A favorite since 2014, this high-performance model offers a powerful motor with a wide range of speeds that will quickly and gracefully puree food. It also comes with an exceptional 7-year warranty for some added peace of mind. Although not a new low, this price matches the best we've noted since Cyber Week 2020.

FoodSaver 8" & 11" Vacuum Seal RollsDeal price: $24; street price: $39Read our review of the best vacuum sealer.

If you use vacuum sealed food bags for either food storage or with a sous vide, this is another nice opportunity to grab a multipack at a discount. This FoodSaver 8" and 11" Vacuum Seal Rolls multipack is an option we recommend as replacement bags for our top vacuum sealer pick the Nesco American Harvest VS-12. That pick comes with two starter bag rolls in the box, but if you avidly use your vacuum sealer you'll soon need to stock up. This pack comes with two heat seal rolls that are 8 inches by 20 feet and another three rolls that are 11 inches by 16 feet.

Vitamix FoodCycler FC-50 ComposterDeal price: $280; street price: $350Read our review of the best things we bought in 2020 (or how we learned to cope in a pandemic).

Composting is a great way to reduce your daily food waste, and the Vitamix FoodCycler FC-50 is an excellent way to quickly and efficiently repurpose your unwanted scraps. Whether you're wanting some extra fertilizer, or simply looking to extend the time between taking out the trash, the Vitamix is able to work through and break down about 2 liters of food in just a few hours. Compact and quiet, this unobtrusive appliance can turn nearly all manner of food waste into dry, organic matter, ready for the garden. This matches the low price we've seen for this model.

Bentgo Classic Lunch BoxDeal price: $12; street price: $15Read our review of the best lunch boxes.

If all you wanted was to be like Claire from The Breakfast Club when you were younger, then this bento option we like in our lunch box guide will help you transition from being a basket case to a princess. Down to $12, we think the Bentgo Classic Lunch Box is a solid choice if you don't mind that it doesn't come in a ton of colors and the tiers and utensils rattle around when stacked. You don't want to get bent out of shape over missing this lightning deal, so now's the time to save on a basic bento option for a fraction of the price.

Chef'n FreshForce Citrus JuicerDeal price: $13; street price: $17Read our review of the best barware for making cocktails at home.

Live out your wildest "Tom Cruise in Cocktail" dreams (Tom Cruise sold separately) with the Chef’n FreshForce Citrus Juicer, which is down to $13 in yellow. This unpainted metal and plastic juicer will ensure your lemon drops and gimlets are fresh and free of fruit seeds (and enamel paint chips). At just a couple bucks shy of the lowest price we've seen, now is a great time to save on our citrus press pick from our guide to the best barware for making cocktails at home.

Rubbermaid Brilliance Pantry Food Storage Containers (16-Piece Set)Deal price: $39; street price: $50Read our review of the best dry food storage containers.

Food containers are the backbone of a kitchen. How else are you supposed to store all the food you've bought? During multiple drop tests and trips to the dishwasher, the sturdy Rubbermaid Brilliance Pantry Food Storage Containers held up. Impressively, the lids are completely watertight, making these some of the tightest-sealing containers we tried. A narrow design allows the containers to stack nicely and fit efficiently into kitchen cabinets. They also pour easily and fit a measuring cup well. Back down to $39, this deal matches a previous low price for our top dry food storage container pick.

Amazon’s devices definitely live up to their hype. This Black Friday you’ll be able to save up to 70% off its ever-popular Kindle and Echo.

Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet (32 GB, 10th generation)Deal price: $45; street price: $75

Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet (32 GB, 10th generation) + Echo Buds BundleDeal price: $115; street price: $175Read our review of the best Android tablets.

An incredibly affordable tablet that gets the job done, the Fire HD 8 is a great option if you're looking for a device that the whole family can use. Our budget pick runs Fire OS quickly and offers 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage, but we found the 1280x800 screen wasn't as sharp as the competition. As long as you don't mind missing out on Google Play store/apps, this deal is an excellent chance to save on a solid Amazon-powered media tablet. If you strongly prefer Amazon's Alexa for a voice assistant, you can snag the Fire HD 8 Tablet bundled with the Echo Buds, which are among those we like in our wireless Bluetooth earbuds guide, and offer features like a hands-free Alexa function and noise cancellation.

Amazon Echo Show 8 Smart Display (1st Gen, Charcoal)Deal price: $60; street price: $80Read our review of the best smart display for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

A smart display is like a speaker and tablet mashup, and if you're interested in one that's compatible with Alexa, this deal for the Amazon Echo Show 8 (1st Gen) offers good value. Although a newer generation of the Echo Show is currently available, this drop to $60 is a new low price for the 1st Gen. The Amazon Echo Show 8 can be used for video calls, recipe preparation, or even as a baby monitor. It combines a mid-sized touchscreen with nice speakers and a decent camera, and if you already use any of the myriad of Amazon services, the Echo Show 8 will integrate well into your life.

Amazon Echo Smart Speaker (4th Gen)Deal price: $60; street price: $80Read our article What is Alexa (and What’s the Best Alexa Speaker)?.

Matching the previous lowest price, this is a nice deal for the Amazon Echo 4th Gen, our top pick for best Alexa smart speaker. With Alexa, it can do just about everything a good smart speaker can do, including playing music, answering questions, controlling your smart-home devices, as well as being able to buy stuff from Amazon. It's slightly larger (and a different shape) than the original Echo, but the larger, spherical size allows for a better speaker with a big volume boost and improved soundstage.

Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) Wireless EarbudsDeal price: $70; street price: $100Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

If you strongly prefer Amazon's Alexa for a voice assistant, you may like the Amazon Echo Buds, which are among those we like in our wireless Bluetooth earbuds guide.Though they have a middling five-hour battery life and may be a little large for smaller ears, we still found them to have plenty to offer with the hands-free Alexa feature and average noise cancellation. Available for $70, this is the lowest price we've seen on these Alexa-compatible earbuds, so now is a good time to invest if you want to add to your collection of Amazon devices.

Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Generation) Smart Speaker with free smart light bulbDeal price: $20 with delayed shipping; street price: $40

The Echo Dot, our budget Alexa smart speaker pick for seniors, is a great way to integrate smart speaker technology into your home without making a major investment. If speaker quality isn't a huge concern for you, this is a great opportunity to save on a device that can be used for streaming music, calling and messaging loved ones and caregivers, and more.

Echo Dot Kids Edition Smart Speaker (4th Generation)Deal price: $35; street price: $50Read our article What is Alexa (and What’s the Best Alexa Speaker)?.

Available again for $35, this deal matches the lowest price we've seen for the newest version of our budget kid-focused Alexa smart speaker pick. For about half the price, we found that the Dot sounds good enough to use as a nightstand or small kitchen speaker, and it includes all the standard Alexa features. The Kids Edition even features cute child-friendly designs, such as a tiger or panda print.

Echo Dot Kids Edition + Echo Glow BundleDeal price: $50; street price: $75Read our article How to Use Smart Lights to Help your Kids Get to Bed.

If you're having a hard time getting your little one into a regular bedtime routine, Amazon's Echo Dot Kids and Echo Glow bundle, which features one of our smart nightlight picks, is back on sale and here to help. The Glow has a range of 16 different colors and can cue a bedtime countdown controlled by another Amazon Echo device. Both the tiger and panda-printed versions have been slashed to just $50 from a street price of around $75, making it a great time to buy.

Amazon Echo Show 8 Smart Display (1st Gen, Charcoal)Deal price: $60; street price: $80Read our review of the best smart display for amazon alexa and google assistant.

Update: Now also available from Amazon and Best Buy. A smart display is like a speaker and tablet mashup, and if you're interested in one that's compatible with Alexa, this deal for the Amazon Echo Show 8 (1st Gen) offers good value. Although a newer generation of the Echo Show is currently available, this drop to $60 is a new low price for the 1st Gen. The Amazon Echo Show 8 can be used for video calls, recipe preparation, or even as a baby monitor. It combines a mid-sized touchscreen with nice speakers and a decent camera, and if you already use any of the myriad of Amazon services, the Echo Show 8 will integrate well into your life.

If you’re looking for the perfect gift, be sure to check out our gift coverage. We’ve broken down everything you need to know to get the best options for your family and friends.

Green Toys Watering Can ToyDeal price: $7; street price: $17Read our review of the best gifts for 5-year-olds.

If your young child likes to get their hands dirty in the garden, the watering can set from Green Toys is great for encouraging them to develop their green thumb. Wirecutter recommends many of Green Toys’ products for kids because they are made from durable but slightly flexible plastic, and can survive years of indoor and outdoor use. Whether you live in a rural setting or an urban jungle with limited green space, this set is perfect for your budding horticulturalist. The set comes with a watering can, hand rake, and small shovel, and is back down to the best price we've seen.

23andMe Ancestry Plus Health Package DNA Testing KitDeal price: $100; street price: $190Read our review of the best DNA testing kit.

Have you ever wondered about your ethnic roots? A simple DNA testing kit can reveal generations of genetic mysteries. That said, there are notable privacy concerns for any testing kit that you should take into consideration before purchasing. If you don't mind the potential risks, our runner-up pick for the best DNA testing kit is a great way to learn more about your lineage and genetic propensity for certain hereditary diseases. Just note that legal guidelines are limited, meaning it's impossible to guarantee who will be able to use your information in the future. This deal matches the best price we've seen for the Ancestry Plus Health Kit, so it's an excellent opportunity to save if you've been looking to learn a little more about your past.

23andMe DNA + Traits Testing KitDeal price: $70; street price: $100Read our review of the best DNA testing kit.

The 23andMe DNA + Traits Testing Kit is a less-expensive variant of our runner-up pick. Typically priced around $100, it's currently available for only $69.

Amazon Music Unlimited 3 Months FreeDeal price: $0.01; street price: $24Read our article What is Alexa (and What’s the Best Alexa speaker)?.

Prime members who have yet to try Amazon Music Unlimited can get three months free. Amazon Music offers ad-free access to any song, unlimited skips, and hands-free listening with Alexa—perfect for Alexa smart speaker owners. Though this deal periodically crops up for about a month at a time free is hard to beat, so it's still a nice chance to experiment with a new music streaming service.

LapGear Rossie Lap TrayDeal price: $30; street price: $35Read our article DIY Mother’s Day Gift Ideas You Can Make and Do in Quarantine.

Whether you're working on your novel or enjoying a relaxing breakfast in bed, a lap tray can provide a stable surface without having to leave the comfort of the sheets. Although recommended in our Mother's Day gift guide, we like the everyday versatility of the LapGear Rossie Lap Tray. We haven't tested this particular lap tray, but it's a similar design to our top lap desk pick (also a LapGear product), and it comes with high customer reviews from a brand we trust. Plus, we like its raised edges to keep plates and laptops from sliding around and making a mess. Note: Other colors are also on sale but may be from different sellers.

Wacom Intuos S Drawing TabletDeal price: $50; street price: $80Read our review of the best drawing tablets for beginners.

If you're the next Frida Kahlo or Vincent van Gogh, take your digital doodling to the next level with the Wacom Intuos S. Our top drawing tablet for beginners has nearly everything you need to get started, with a lightweight and comfortable pen, a 6x3.7-inch drawing space, and programs like Corel Painter Essentials 6 and Corel AfterShot Pro 3 readily available for your lengthy drawing, painting, and photo editing sessions. Back down to the lowest price we've seen at $50, this is a solid deal if you're looking to save on a compact, customizable, and precise graphics tablet.

Wacom One Drawing TabletDeal price: $51; street price: $60Read our review of the best drawing tablets for beginners.

The One by Wacom is the company’s least expensive entry-level option, and it’s perfect for students looking for a reliable graphics tablet. It’s easy to set up, and the 6-by-3.7-inch textured drawing surface has the feel of paper, which makes for a seamless transition from analog to digital. Right now, the Wacom One and the Intuos are more or less the same price at $50, so you should really only pick this option if you anticipate having basic needs from a drawing tablet.

Aura Mason Luxe Digital Photo FrameDeal price: $220; street price: $250Read our review of the best digital photo frame.

A digital photo frame lets you easily add images—including beautiful travel shots and family photos—to the frame from anywhere. The Aura Mason Luxe is an upgrade to our top pick, the Mason frame. The pricier Mason Luxe comes with a couple of specific improvements over the original Mason: a slightly larger 2K screen and the ability to play videos. If those added features appeal to you, it's down to a new low price of $220 from $250.

Blue Yeti USB MicrophoneDeal price: $70; street price: $130Read our review of the best USB microphone.

If you don't want to be that person in a Zoom call who sounds like their head is stuck in a fishbowl, consider upgrading to a standalone USB microphone. Our longtime top pick, the Blue Yeti is versatile, solidly built, and able to record some of the best-sounding vocals in a sub-$2000 option. Those clear and natural sounding recordings make the Blue Yeti perfect for both amateur and professional use, and the microphone produces excellent audio for both speech and instrumentals. Although we've seen better deals in the past, the street price has steadily risen due to demand, making this a solid opportunity to save on a few colors of this mic.

Apple Pencil (2nd Generation)Deal price: $100; street price: $120Read our review of the best stylus for your iPad.

Down to just under $100, this matches the best deal we've seen for the Apple Pencil (2nd Generation), one of our upgrade iPad stylus picks. If you own an 11-inch or 12.9-inch iPad Pro and frequently write or draw, the Apple Pencil is a great—but typically pricey—option with impressive pressure sensitivity. We've seen a bunch of deals for this model of late, including bundle deals with other iPad accessories, but we have yet to see a lower price.

Ring Fit Adventure (Nintendo Switch)Deal price: $55; street price: $75Read our review of the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories.

It can be tough to stick with your fitness goals, but Nintendo's Ring Fit Adventure is a fun solution that'll get you off the couch. In this staff favorite, fitness is made fun as your daily exercise is turned into a charming RPG that has you battling monsters and leveling up as you progress through the land. The included ring controller is surprisingly well made and durable, and though the whole framework is packaged as a game, the exercises are well-executed. Exercises targeting different portions of the body make up your characters' arsenal of attacks, and as you progress, different and more varied exercises are unlocked. Whether you're looking for a short, light cardio routine or an hour-long power session, Ring Fit Adventure is a delightful and excellent health-focused game that will introduce fun to your workout regime.

Nintendo Switch Pro ControllerDeal price: $50; street price: $70Read our review of the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories.

Avid Switch users know that Joy-Cons aren't the best controllers out there. For longer gaming sessions, getting something like the Nintendo Switch Pro controller can be a big help. Similar in shape to an Xbox controller, the Pro is satisfying to hold, supports motion controls, and can still scan Amiibos. Plus, the larger overall grip combined with crisp triggers and buttons means that you won't have to stop playing due to cramping, achy hands. Though not a large drop, it's a rare deal that matches the lowest price we've seen when you add this controller to cart.

SanDisk MicroSDXC Card for Nintendo Switch (128 GB)Deal price: $20; street price: $24Read our review of the best microSD cards.

Striking the perfect balance between consistent performance and cost effectiveness, the SanDisk MicroSDXC Card for Nintendo Switch (128 GB) is down to $20. Our top microSD pick boasts fast write speeds in a compact and durable package, but don't let the cute Super Mario theme fool you—in addition to being a great accessory for our flexible gaming console pick, the Switch card works great with any electronics that need a microSDXC—such as phones, tablets, and other gaming systems.

HyperX Alloy Origins Core Gaming KeyboardDeal price: $70; street price: $85Read our review of the best gifts for gamers.

We recommend the HyperX Alloy Origins Core if you're looking for a mechanical keyboard that's more focused on gaming. It offers RGB backlighting, macro support, and other gaming-specific features that we enjoyed. The keyboard also has clicky switches, a removable USB-C cable, and a minimalist design. At $70, it's a great chance to pick up a keyboard for the gamer in your life.

Cricut Maker Electronic Cutting Machine + $30 Amazon CreditDeal price: $230 with code AMAZON21; street price: $330Read our review of the best electronic cutting machines from Cricut and Silhouette.

Looking to step up your DIY game? The Cricut Maker, boasts an impressive rotary blade and cutting mats that make it a breeze to cut through materials like thick fabrics and even balsa wood. This deal price isn't the lowest we've seen, but it's still a solid discount for the champagne color when you clip the on-page coupon. Plus, its updatable software helps ensure our upgrade pick won't become obsolete as quickly as other models. Use code AMAZON21 to get this model for $230 with a $30 Amazon account credit for future use.

Cricut Explore Air 2 Electronic Cutting Machine (Mint or Blue) + $30 Amazon CreditDeal price: $150 with code AMAZON21; street price: $230Read our review of the best electronic cutting machines from cricut and silhouette.

Whether you're a novice DIY crafter or a seasoned artist, an electronic cutting machine is a nice addition to your toolkit. With easy-to-learn software, good customer service, and a supportive community, the Cricut Explore Air 2 is a great beginner-friendly cutting machine. Though it's not the fastest model we tested, the Air 2 cuts quietly and smoothly, and comes with access to a robust image library that will save you time and effort in the long run. Use code AMAZON21 at checkout to receive a $30 Amazon credit for future use.

amFilm Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Nintendo SwitchDeal price: $6; street price: $8Read our review of the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories.

Though the Switch’s screen looks like glass, it’s actually made of plastic that scratches surprisingly easily. To protect your screen, we recommend the amFilm Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Nintendo Switch. Crystal clear and bubble free, this scratch resistant film is a smart and affordable investment to keep your Switch looking new. Plus, each box comes with two protectors, just in case you mess up installation. This $6 deal matches the best price we've seen for this pick so far.

Ugreen USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter for Nintendo SwitchDeal price: $12; street price: $14Read our review of the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories.

Online gaming is a great way to connect with others. If your friend group gravitates towards more competitive games on the Switch like Super Smash Bros, a solid Wi-Fi connection can make all the difference. Our wired ethernet connector pick from our Nintendo Switch accessory guide, the Ugreen USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is currently available for $12—a dollar shy of the lowest we've seen. Ugreen provides the same speed as Nintendo's licensed adapter at a fraction of the price.

LEGO Architecture London Skyline CollectionDeal price: $32; street price: $35Read our review of the best gifts for 10-year-olds.

What makes the Lego Architecture series so cool is that your child is replicating something from the real world and, in the process, developing a deep knowledge of its features. Down to $32 from $35.

Uptown Farmer Terrarium NightlightDeal price: $19; street price: $25Read our review of the best gifts for 6-year-olds.

The Uptown Farmer Nightlight Terrarium is our do-it-yourself terrarium pick for kids, offering an exciting terrarium building kit that includes a nightlight. The kit’s instructions are simple enough for many 6-year-olds to follow independently, with some oversight: You layer the soil, rocks, sand, and seeds, and then you spray the surface with water. Now available for $19, this fun terrarium kit would be great for children interested in nature. Just don't forget to clip the on-page coupon.

Netatmo Weather StationDeal price: $120; street price: $170Read our review of the best home weather stations.

The Netatmo is one of the easiest weather stations to use and install, plus it has affordable add-on modules that can give you a reliable and accurate overview of your local weather trends. If you’re reasonably enthusiastic about (or dependent upon) all things meteorological, there’s a lot of value in owning and maintaining a personal weather station that measures the conditions outside your door. Down to $120, this is a rare deal on our top pick for the best home weather station.

Carcassonne Board GameDeal price: $19; street price: $27Read our review of the best beginner board games for adults.

Carcassonne is an intro-level strategy in which players build cities by drawing and placing random tiles and workers each turn to create medieval fortifications including roads, cities, cloisters, and farms. We like this game and think it's perfect for those who like Catan but want an alternative with more simplified rules and a shorter run-time. This deal is just shy of the lowest price we've seen for Carcassonne, and discounts on this game are few and far between.Mysterium Board GameDeal price: $25; street price: $40Read our review of the best board games.

An excellent deal if you're looking to add another option to your game night, Mysterium is an expansive and continuous co-op adventure game from our guide to the best board games. Part Clue and part Dixit, players are psychics who must work together to solve a murder case based on ambiguous, beautifully illustrated “vision” cards that are open to interpretation. The fun of the game comes when Mysterium requires you to find the subtle connections between cards and to consider how each person is most likely to read them.

Star Wars: Outer Rim Board GameDeal price: $45; street price: $55Read our review of the best board games.

Set a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, Outer Rim thrusts players into the original trilogy universe where they must navigate the galaxy as smugglers, scoundrels, or bounty hunters in search of "Fame." Overall, we enjoyed the hint of nostalgia from this sci-fi classic and found the game well-balanced and easy to learn. Though not exactly cooperative, we appreciate that it steers away from promoting cut-throat competition like other games.

Amazon is offering standout bargains on top brands, like Jabra, Beats and Sony.

Jabra Elite 75t Wireless Bluetooth EarbudsDeal price: $80; street price: $130Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

A good pair of wireless Bluetooth earbuds should be comfortable, discrete, and sound great; our top pick fits that bill perfectly. Successors to the well-regarded 65t, the Elite 75t has improved in almost every way: they're smaller, lighter, and offer a longer battery life for extended listening. With easy-to-use controls and an IP55 rating against water, dust, and sweat damage, the 75t comes packed full of features, like hear-through mode and audio tuning.

Jabra Elite 85t True Wireless Bluetooth EarbudsDeal price: $150; street price: $210Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

Down to $150, this drop continues the downward price trajectory we've seen for these new-ish wireless earbuds since their release. This isn't a comment on their quality, however, as we really liked these earbuds in our testing—so long as you can get a good seal. One of our expert writers couldn't, so the 85t have been relegated to our notable competition for now (pending Jabra making larger ear tips available). If you can get a fit, we liked these earbuds for being small and comfortable, offering active adjustable noise-cancellation, and their compact Qi charging case.

Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless EarbudsDeal price: $150; street price: $185Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

If you're an Apple user looking for new wireless earbuds, the Beats Powerbeats Pro are still a solid option for those who like over-ear hooks. Offering all the pairing benefits of AirPods without any of the drawbacks, the Beats sound great, hold a nine-hour music-listening battery life, and include "Hey Siri" voice activation. Though the charging case isn't as compact as the case for our top pick, we found that it can provide an extra 90 minutes of playtime after only five minutes of charging. We've seen lower prices on single colors, but this is a solid discount on the black, navy and ivory colors.

Jabra Elite 45h Bluetooth HeadphonesDeal price: $60; street price: $90Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.

Tired of fumbling with tangled headphone wires? Consider picking up a pair of our budget Bluetooth wireless headphones. Offering good clarity and a battery life of over 50 hours per charge, the Jabra Elite 45h headphones' sound quality, fit, and function are comparable to much more expensive models. However, they lack features like noise cancellation and corded listening. This deal is only a few bucks shy of the lowest price we've seen in navy and gold beige.

Jabra Elite 85h Bluetooth HeadphonesDeal price: $150; street price: $200Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.

Right now, our top pick for the best Bluetooth wireless headphones are back down to $150. These comfortable headphones feature easily accessible controls and a user-friendly set-up. Plus, their battery lasts about 36 hours—even with active noise cancellation engaged.

Marshall Major IV Bluetooth HeadphonesDeal price: $100; street price: $140Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.

Featuring the "warmer" Marshall sound profile, this also good Bluetooth headphone option provides a gentle-but-broad bass boost without over-emphasizing the high notes. With a soft and cozy (though a bit snug) headband, you're sure to be comfortable during long listening periods as the Marshall features an excellent 80-hour battery life. Easy to control and chock full of features, we loved that this option gives you the choice of wired listening, and the ability to choose between Qi or corded charging.

Sony WH-1000XM4 Bluetooth Wireless HeadphonesDeal price: $248; street price: $300Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.

The Sony WH-1000XM4 Bluetooth wireless headphones are a great solution for working in a noisy environment. Feature-packed and comfortable enough to wear all day, they sound great and will significantly reduce the sound of voices around you. While we found that they need some fine-tuning out of the box, if you are willing to put some effort into adjusting the equalizer settings in the app, the XM4 can sound better than just about any other Bluetooth headphone out there.

Jabra Elite Active 75t EarbudsDeal price: $100; street price: $150Read our review of the best workout headphones.

Workouts are difficult enough, so why should you have to suffer in silence? Transform your boring slog of an exercise routine into a fun, energetic set with the long-lasting Jabra Elite Active 75t Earbuds. Back down to $100 with standard charging, this is another nice deal for the navy and copper/black finishes. These wireless headphones will keep the tunes playing during even your hardest workouts thanks to their sweat- and dust-resistance, comfortable fit, and excellent sound quality.

JBL Reflect Mini NC HeadphonesDeal price: $75; street price: $150Read our review of the best workout headphones.

If you're seeking a pair of headphones for working out, the Reflect Mini NC has a lot of excellent features in common with our top pick, including a diminutive earbud and case size, IP57 sweat resistance, decent noise isolation, a hear-through awareness mode, and EQ adjustability. The Reflect Mini NC’s stabilizing wings can help the buds stay secure, although it's worth considering some minor downsides, like limited and occasionally temperamental tap controls.

Bose Sleepbuds II Sleep HeadphonesDeal price: $200; street price: $250Read our review of the best sleep headphones.

Sleep headphones help you block out sound and listen to music while you're drifting off, and the Bose Sleepbuds are the only options we tested that legitimately masked the sound around you. They don't offer full noise cancellation, but they effectively reduce sound when worn, and will further mask it by playing white noise or other sounds. However, they lack wireless streaming capabilities, so you're limited to preloading music and sounds from the Bose Sleep app. Even on sale, these 'buds are pricey for how limited they are—but if you're desperate for a noise-reduction solution for sleep, we think these are your best bet.

Q Acoustics 3020i Bookshelf SpeakersDeal price: $262 reflected in cart; street price: $300Read our review of the best bookshelf speakers for most stereos.

Down to $263 (price reflected in cart), this is a solid drop on the top pick from our guide to the best bookshelf speakers for most stereos. The Q Acoustics 3020i Bookshelf Speakers sound fantastic despite their compact design, providing strong bass and accurate, clear vocals. This deal is for all 4 colors (walnut wood, white, black, and grey), so you don't have to distract from the existing decor of your room to get the great sound provided by these small but mighty speakers.

Blue Yeti USB MicrophoneDeal price: $70; street price: $130Read our review of the best USB microphone.

Update: Down an additional $30 in Red, and $20 in Blue. If you don't want to be that person in a Zoom call who sounds like their head is stuck in a fishbowl, consider upgrading to a standalone USB microphone. Our longtime top pick, the Blue Yeti is versatile, solidly built, and able to record some of the best-sounding vocals in a sub-$2000 option. Those clear and natural sounding recordings make the Blue Yeti perfect for both amateur and professional use, and the microphone produces excellent audio for both speech and instrumentals. Although we've seen better deals in the past, the street price has steadily risen due to demand, making this a solid opportunity to save on a few colors of this mic.

Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II Noise-Cancelling HeadphonesDeal price: $180; street price: $280Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.

Bose's QuietComfort 35s are a pair of noise-cancelling headphones we like for those who do not suffer from the eardrum suck phenomenon. They're extremely comfortable and sounded great during testing, but this pair lacks the adjustable noise cancellation of the newer 700 series which helps prevent discomfort due to the aforementioned eardrum suck.

Bose QuietComfort 45 Wireless Noise Cancelling HeadphonesDeal price: $280; street price: $330Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones

These wireless, over-ear, noise-cancelling headphones are the update to the longstanding favorite, the Quiet Comfort 35 II. Though they have a better battery and newer features such as an awareness mode and background-noise-reducing microphones, we still think it's better to get the Bose 700 as they come with adjustable ANC. Regardless, for this price, the QuietComfort 45 are a quality and feature-rich notable option.

Fosi Audio BT20A Mini Stereo AmplifierDeal price: $68; street price: $80Read our review of the best mini stereo amplifier.

A mini stereo amplifier is ideal for someone who wants to build a great-sounding stereo system that takes up very little space and even less cash. The surprisingly powerful Fosi Audio BT20A may only be 4 inches wide, but it can drive speakers that can easily fill a large room with sound and includes extra features like Bluetooth connectivity and tone controls. We've seen better deals for this pick in the past, but discounts are rare and this deal is still a notable drop from around $80.

Sony WF-1000XM4 Wireless EarbudsDeal price: $250; street price: $278Read our review of the best wireless bluetooth earbuds.

Another good option from our guide to the best wireless Bluetooth headphones, our testers liked the Sony WF-1000XM4 for its excellent sound quality and helpful wind-noise reduction software. They also feature Qi-charging capability and a solid 8-hour battery life. Although they have limited control capability and may not fit either very small or very large ears, these are a nice choice for earbuds with superior noise-cancelling ability.

Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless EarbudsDeal price: $150; street price: $185Read our review of the best wireless bluetooth earbuds.

If you're an Apple user looking for new wireless earbuds, the Beats Powerbeats Pro are a solid option for those who like over-ear hooks. Offering all the pairing benefits of AirPods without any of the drawbacks, the Beats sound great, hold a nine-hour music-listening battery life, and include "Hey Siri" voice activation. Though the charging case isn't as compact as the case for our top pick, we found that it can provide an extra 90 minutes of playtime after only five minutes of charging. Currently, these are only available from Amazon in black & navy. Ivory, while still orderable, is substantially delayed.

If you're shopping for a new TV, now is a great time to shop. Amazon is offering great deals on TV brands, like LG, Samsung and Vizio. We also have deals for TV accessories, including projectors, media streamers, speakers, and sound bars.

LG C1 OLED TV (65-Inch)Deal price: $1800 (includes 6-months of HBO Max); street price: $2100Read our review of the best OLED TV.

If you want the best-looking TV image on the market, an OLED TV is the way to go. Our top pick produces fantastic 4K HDR images for an extremely reasonable price. It has a thin, sleek build and supports the leading high dynamic range standards, which allows you to get the best picture possible from HDR sources. You can also customize and tweak the visuals (no matter the media) with both a filmmaker and game optimizer mode. Some more expensive OLED models offer better image brightness and video processing, but we think most people won't find the higher price worth the offerings. Costco members can snag this deal with a $100 streaming credit and a $100 warranty credit with the purchase of an extended warranty. If you buy from Amazon before November 12th, you will receive your first 6 months of an HBO Max subscription with your purchase.

Samsung The Frame 55-Inch LCD TVDeal price: $1000; street price: $1400Read our review of the best rollable screens, art frames, and easels.

We recommend Samsung's The Frame if you're looking for a TV with a less invasive, more decor-friendly design. This elegant LCD TV sits perfectly flush against the wall, just like a framed piece of art would. In addition, this 2021 model is 4K-capable and has built-in Alexa. Although still expensive, the 55-inch model is down to a new low price of $1000.

Samsung The Frame 65-Inch LCD TVDeal price: $1500; street price: $1800Read our review of the best rollable screens, art frames, and easels.

If you're looking for a TV with a less invasive, more decor-friendly design, we recommend Samsung's The Frame. This elegant LCD TV sits perfectly flush against the wall, just like a framed piece of art. When not in use, the TV's smart screensaver can also display photos or art, and this model is 4K capable and offers handy features like built-in Alexa. Although still expensive even on sale, this deal matches the best price we've seen for the 65-inch model - note the delayed shipping, however

Vizio M-Series 4K LED 55-inch TVDeal price: $530; street price: $750Read our review of the best 4K TV on a budget.

If you're looking for a good-sized TV on a budget, this 55-inch 4K LED TV from Vizio is an excellent option. As our new runner-up pick, it's a solid option that performs nearly as well as the our new top pick, the TCL 5-Series. While we think the Vizio has good picture quality for its price, and advanced gaming features (such as HDMI 2.1), we found that the integrated SmartCast streaming platform was only mediocre.

Sony XR X95J LED TV (75-inch)Deal price: $2300; street price: $2800Read our review of the best LCD/LED TV.

The Sony X95J LED TV has the most accurate image of any TV we’ve tested in both SDR and HDR modes, but be prepared to pay a higher price for that accuracy. It reproduces HDR brightness perfectly and also has the best image processing available of the TVs we tested. The local-dimming backlight is superb, but it can’t get as bright as some of our main picks. It uses the Google TV streaming interface and has a pair of HDMI 2.1 inputs that accept 4K 120 Hz signals from the newest gaming systems. You're definitely paying for the super accurate image but this is a nice discount for the 75-inch size. This deal is the best price we've seen thus far.

Sony X950H 65-Inch 4K TVDeal price: $1200; street price: $1500Read our review of the best LCD/LED TV.

Is it time to update your home theater? Down to $1200 for the 65-inch option, the Sony X950H is our choice of LCD TV for larger gatherings. Expressly designed to produce an impressive image for wider seating areas, the X950H will provide a great picture no matter where you are viewing from. Though we found that the black levels aren't as dark as our other picks, and it lacks automatic low latency modes for gaming, this Sony TV makes up for it with impeccable color accuracy and video-processing capability.

Roku Streaming Stick 4KDeal price: $30; street price: $50Read our review of the best media streaming devices.

Update: Down an additional $5. With so many streaming services taking over our consumption of media, it's nice to have a dedicated media streamer that consolidates all of your subscriptions into a single place and does the job well. As our upcoming runner-up pick, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K replaces the older Streaming Stick+, doing everything the older model did plus a few new tricks. The new Streaming Stick 4K supports all major 4K HDR standards, including Dolby Vision, HLG, and HDR10+, as well as Dolby Atmos audio. The inclusion of AirPlay 2 also makes it a good choice for streaming music and movies from Apple devices as well. The only major caveat is that Roku is currently in a dispute with Google, which resulted in the removal of the YouTube TV app for a long time and may cause the removal of the regular YouTube app soon. But if you're not going to be using this streaming stick for YouTube content, this is an excellent streaming stick to pick up.

Samsung 9500S Rear Speaker KitDeal price: $198; street price: $250Read our review of the best soundbar.

Do you already own our top soundbar, the Samsung HW-Q900A, and are looking to get a bit more audial punch? Down to the lowest we've seen, these Samsung 9500S speakers are the ones to choose, especially if you're thinking of upgrading your system to a surround sound setup. Paired with an already excellent soundbar, the 9500S speaker kit can make your overall listening experience all the more worthwhile.

Roku Streambar SoundbarDeal price: $80; street price: $110Read our review of the best soundbar.

Whether you're looking for an inexpensive 2.0 soundbar or simply want an all-in-one solution that includes a media streamer, the Roku Streambar is another option we like from our soundbar guide. Though it's not a sonic powerhouse, the Roku boasts a fuller sound than most TV speakers, has Bluetooth and Apple AirPlay 2 support, and a more cost-effective price than even our budget pick. Plus, it comes with a built-in Roku Streaming Stick + 4K HDR streamer. This deal matches the lowest price for this notable alternative.

BenQ HT2050A Home Theater ProjectorDeal price: $700; street price: $800Read our review of the best budget projector for a home theater.

You might want to consider upgrading your home theater set-up to get the full movie-goer experience if you're a movie buff who misses going to see the latest blockbusters in theaters (overpriced concessions not included). Though we've seen this pick at a lower price in the past, at $700, it's still a decent deal on our top affordable home theater projector, the BenQ HT2050A. Especially with ongoing supply chain issues and inflation raising prices. This 1080p projector offers great contrast ratios and color accuracy, so you can start using it right out of the box with little-to-no adjustment needed. Although its speakers could be better and it isn't portable like other options, this model's brightness blows away that of its competition, making it a great choice for either a dedicated screening room or a living room with more ambient light.

Ergobaby 360 Cool Air Mesh Baby CarrierDeal price: $88; street price: $98Read our review of the best baby carriers.

Though the street price has steadily dropped in recent months, this is a nice price for our runner-up baby carrier pick. The Ergobaby 360 Cool Air Mesh excels in hauling around larger youngsters, but unfortunately the backpack-style straps don't fit petite adults particularly well. While an included padded insert is needed to allow carrying of infants under 12 pounds, the Ergobaby does allow for front carried babies to face forward—a rare feature on other baby carriers. The cushy padding makes carrying around heavier youngsters more comfortable, but this does mean that this option is a bit bulkier than the competition.

Baby Jogger City Mini 2 Stroller (Pike)Deal price: $156; street price: $260Read our review of the best strollers.

Our pick for the best full-sized stroller, the Baby Jogger City Mini 2 has all the features you need, is impressively simple to fold up, and weighs less than 20 pounds. We found that its maneuverability is on par with more expensive models, and we liked that it has simple-to-use adjustments to accommodate children of various ages. While we've slighter better deals in the past, this is a product that hardly goes on sale and is worth picking up now if you're looking to take your baby on a walk.

Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Stroller with Belly BarDeal price: $228; street price: $380Read our review of the best strollers.

People who want a stroller that excels on rougher roads or can work for bigger kids (up to 65 pounds) may find it worthwhile to grab the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2, an amped-up version of the Baby Jogger City Mini 2. It has an adjustable handlebar and larger wheels with all-wheel suspension, both of which make it easier to push and maneuver than the main picks in our guide. The GT2’s inconvenient hand brake, skimpy storage, and nonreversible seat kept it from being our upgrade pick, however for this sale price with the included Belly Bar, our guide writer thinks that this stroller is a solid option.

4moms mamaRoo 4 Baby SwingDeal price: $191; street price: $210Read our review of the best baby swings.

Typically priced around $210, this is a decent discount even though it's not the lowest price we've ever seen. The 4moms mamaRoo 4 Baby Swing is the upgrade pick in our guide to the best baby swings. It has a wide variety of motions, the speediest setup, and the leanest design of our all our picks. The added convenience this swing offers certainly comes at a cost, but this discount helps mitigate that somewhat.

Naturepedic Organic Cotton Lightweight Classic Crib MattressDeal price: $207; street price: $260Read our review of the best crib mattresses.

Down to the lowest price we've seen, our pick for the best organic crib mattress, the Naturepedic Organic Cotton Lightweight Classic, is down to $207 when you clip the on-page coupon. This mattress offers the best balance of comfort, value, and dependability. In addition to being Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Greenguard Gold certified, the Naturepedic is also waterproof and made without traditional fire retardants.

Ticonderoga Dixon Graphite Pencils (96-Pack)Deal price: $6; street price: $9Read our review of the best school supplies for back to school.

While it seems like most things nowadays are done digitally, you never know when you might need a trusty pencil to jot something down. For the value conscious, Ticonderoga graphite pencils are a happy medium between price and quality. Down to less than 7 cents per pencil, this yellow pencil has been a classic staple for years. While it doesn't match the high quality of other options, this is still the best bang for your buck when it comes to cheap pencils.

Echo Dot Kids Edition Smart Speaker (4th Generation)Deal price: $35; street price: $50Read our article What is Alexa (and What’s the Best Alexa Speaker)?.

Available again for $35, this deal matches the lowest price we've seen for the newest version of our budget kid-focused Alexa smart speaker pick. For about half the price, we found that the Dot sounds good enough to use as a nightstand or small kitchen speaker, and it includes all the standard Alexa features. The Kids Edition even features cute child-friendly designs, such as a tiger or panda print.

Echo Dot Kids Edition + Echo Glow BundleDeal price: $50; street price: $75Read our article How to Use Smart Lights to Help your Kids Get to Bed.

If you're having a hard time getting your little one into a regular bedtime routine, Amazon's Echo Dot Kids and Echo Glow bundle, which features one of our smart nightlight picks, is back on sale and here to help. The Glow has a range of 16 different colors and can cue a bedtime countdown controlled by another Amazon Echo device. Both the tiger and panda-printed versions have been slashed to just $50 from a street price of around $75, making it a great time to buy.

Micro Mini Deluxe ScooterDeal price: $80; street price: $90Read our review of the best kids scooters.

Toddlers who aren't quite big enough for our top scooter pick can satisfy their need for speed with the smaller Micro Mini Deluxe. Like its larger cousin, the Mini has height-adjustable handlebars and a wide three-wheel based design to provide ample stability and a smooth ride for younger kids. If you have a child under five, this is an excellent choice for a starter scooter. In order to qualify for free ground shipping, you will need to subscribe to Micro Kickboard's newsletter.

Melissa & Doug On the Go Water Wow! Reusable Travel Activity Pad 6-PackDeal price: $20; street price: $24Read our review of the best gear to take to a drive-in movie theater.

Road trip activities are key to keep backseat passengers happy and tranquil. The Melissa & Doug Reusable Travel Activity Pad is a coloring pad that uses water and a refillable water pen to make the pages change pigment, meaning you can reuse it and not worry about the kids coloring in the interior panels of your car. This deal at $20 is within a few bucks of the best price we've seen.

Hape Penguin Musical WobblerDeal price: $10; street price: $14Read our article These First Toys for Kids with Disabilities Have Universal Appeal.

With a rounded design and gentle, windchime-like melody, the Hape Penguin Musical Wobbler is sure to please babies without causing headaches for caregivers. The wooden base ensures the toy stays in place, but even the slightest of taps can make this jingly penguin wobble playfully. Child-safe paint finish and sturdy wood construction make this a long-lasting toy your child can love for years to come. At $10, this is a new low.

Magna-Qubix Magnetic Building Toy (29-piece)Deal price: $17; street price: $28Read our review of the best gifts for 4-year-olds.

This set of three-dimensional pyramids, prisms, and cubes is perfect for any kid who enjoys building and magnets. Our young tester particularly liked Magna-Qubix for adding more details to his structures, and liked using the unique shapes for other fun creations like dinosaurs and robots. One of our magnificent magnet gift picks for toddlers, the Magna-Qubix (29-piece) is available for $17 from a street price around $28.

Teytoy Zoo Series Soft Alphabet CardsDeal price: $20; street price: $25Read our review of the best gifts for 1-year-olds.

Looking for a way to keep your toddler entertained while out at a restaurant or sitting in the pediatrician's waiting room? Gone are the hard, bulky alphabet blocks of your childhood—an adorable ABCs toy we like in our gift guide for 1-year-olds, the Teytoy Zoo Series Soft Alphabet Cards are down to $20. These soft, machine-washable cloth cards stimulate your child's mind and instill important skills like letter and animal recognition, imagination, communication, and motor-skill development. Plus, the (equally soft and machine-washable) cloth carrying bag features a soft handle and snaps, so both you and your toddler can easily carry this fun and educational toy anywhere.

ThinkFun Invasion of the Cow SnatchersDeal price: $24; street price: $30Read our review of the best gifts for 7-year-olds.

This solo puzzle game made Purdue University’s 2019 list of the best engineering toys for kids. In it, the player is a UFO attempting to beam up grazing cows in increasingly difficult puzzle sets. If you're looking for an entertaining game that will also get your kid's gears turning, ThinkFun Invasion of the Cow Snatchers is an excellent option. Normally selling for around $30, this modest drop to $24 is just a dollar more than the previous lowest price we've seen.

Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Party KitDeal price: $12; street price: $20Read our review of the best gifts for 6-year-olds.

Currently down to $12 from Amazon, the Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye Party Kit is a fun and crafty gift idea for younger kids. The little plastic bin comes with squeeze bottles in 14 vibrant colors, gloves, rubber bands, and some step-by-step directions. Although we've seen slightly better deals in the past, this is still a solid drop on a tie-dye kit that is guaranteed to entertain.

Uptown Farmer Terrarium NightlightDeal price: $19; street price: $25Read our review of the best gifts for 6-year-olds.

Featured in our gift guide for 6-year-olds, the Uptown Farmer Nightlight Terrarium is our do-it-yourself terrarium pick for kids, offering an exciting terrarium building kit that includes a nightlight. The kit’s instructions are simple enough for many 6-year-olds to follow independently, with some oversight: You layer the soil, rocks, sand, and seeds, and then you spray the surface with water. Now available for $19, this fun terrarium kit would be great for children interested in nature. Just don't forget to clip the on-page coupon.

Skoolzy Peg Board SetDeal price: $13; street price: $16Read our review of the best gifts for 2-year-olds.

A playful pegs set from our guide to the best gifts for 2-year olds, the Skoolzy Peg Board Set is back on sale for to $13 from $16 when you clip the on-page coupon. This peg board set offers toddlers just the right level of challenge and open-ended play. They can fit the pegs into holes on the included foam mat, but can also stack them one atop another to see how high they can go, or even string them together on a shoelace. Even though this isn't a massive price drop, this discount takes the Skoolzy Peg Board Set within a dollar of the lowest price we've seen for it.

Simple Wishes Signature Hands Free Pumping Bra (White)Deal price: $23; street price: $35Read our review of the best pumping bra.

As our pick for the best pumping bra, the Simple Wishes Signature Hands-Free Pumping Bra is bustier-style, and of all the bras we tested, was the easiest to put on. The cotton fabric feels softer and more comfortable than other bras’ stiffer material. It’s also one of the best-selling pumping bras and has been favorably reviewed by thousands of pumping mothers. At $23, this is an excellent opportunity to purchase our top pick at a discount.

Weekender Gel Memory Foam Pillow (Standard)Deal price: $24; street price: $30Read our review of the best memory foam pillows.

Although not the lowest price we've ever seen for the standard size, our budget pick for best memory foam pillow is nicely discounted again for $24. Our testers loved the Weekender solid memory-foam pillow for its lightness and the fact that it's cool to the touch; our side-and back-sleepers also found it more supportive than several of the pricier pillows they tried.

Redi Shade Original Blackout Pleated Paper Shade (6-Pack, 36"x72")Deal price: $22; street price: $35Read our review of the best blackout shades.

For those seeking a cheap way to shut out invasive light, this six-pack of the 36" (wide) by 72" (long) Redi Shade Original Blackout Pleated Paper Shade is currently down to the lowest we've seen. Our budget blackout shade pick, the Redi Shade is a DIY paper option that can be trimmed to fit most windows. In addition to being extremely affordable, in our testing we found that it was also the easiest shade to mount— just peel the adhesive strip and stick on. Shut out the unwanted light with this excellent opportunity to save on an already affordable pick.

Marathon Analog Desk Alarm Clock with Auto-Night LightDeal price: $20; street price: $25Read our review of the best alarm clocks.

A compact, but full-featured alarm clock is a great option if your nightstand is low on space or if you want something easy to travel with. Just shy of the lowest we've seen, this notable competition alarm clock option is currently available for $20 and in several colors. Do keep in mind that because of its compact size, the printed numerals can be hard to read at a glance.

LectroFan EVO White Noise MachineDeal price: $34; street price: $46Read our review of the best white noise machine.

While not the lowest we've seen, our new top pick for the best white noise machine is currently down to $34. Though we wish it had a built-in battery, the EVO uses electronically generated sounds to mask more noises more effectively than any other white noise machine we tested. It's also easy to use, has a wide volume range, and comes in a compact size that won't dominate your nightstand.

Tuft and Needle Mint Mattress (Full)Deal price: $700; street price: $850Read our review of the best tuft & needle mattress review: an honest assessment.

Not every mattress is created equally, and a quality bed can turn your restless nights into comfortable relaxation hours. Tuft & Needle’s more expensive all-foam mattress, the Mint features a third layer of foam that should appeal to most people, particularly side-sleepers or those who switch positions a lot. While we haven't group-tested the Mint, our tester found it to be decently supportive, with more resilience than most all-foam mattresses.

Remedy + Recovery E-Collar Dog and Cat ConeDeal price: $7; street price: $9Read our review of the best dog and cat cones.

Whether your pet just had surgery or you're trying to keep them from rooting around an injury, a cone is your best (and most affordable) bet. The Remedy + Recovery E-Collar is clear, for optimal visibility, and also has padded edges that make it more comfortable than other plastic cones. It's also easier to take on and off than the average cones you'll find at your vet's office. However, it's not ideal for wearing throughout the night and it can be difficult to pin down the exact sizing that's right for your pup. This deal is available in the small size (5.75-to-9.5 inches) and comes within $1 of the best price we've seen for our top pick.

Embark Breed + Health Kit Dog DNA TestDeal price: $135; street price: $200Read our review of the best dog DNA test.

If you're curious about your pup's genetic background, the Embark Breed and Health Dog DNA Test Kit is discounted to $135 when you use code WIRECUTTER. Embark's research-grade, DNA-genotyping database covers over 350 breeds and screens for approximately 190 genetic health conditions and traits. Breed results are 95 to 99 percent accurate, and although their tests aren't independently verified, Embark is the only company in our guide that has a policy of contacting pet owners about potentially worrisome results. Although we saw an all-time previous low of $120 as an Amazon Lighting Deal, this deal matches the best price outside of that low.

PetKit Eversweet Water FountainDeal price: $27 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $50Read our review of the best water fountain for cats and dogs .

In our guide, we write that the PetKit Eversweet is the most efficient, clean, and quiet fountain available, and if noise levels are one of your main concerns, this might be the best option for you. Down to $26, this is the lowest price we've seen for the upgrade pick in our guide to the best water fountain for cats and dogs. So, at this discount, if the features appeal, now is a good time to buy.

Outward Hound Interactive Puzzle GameDeal price: $8; street price: $12Read our review of the best 3 puzzle toys to keep your dog entertained in quarantine (and beyond).

The Outward Hound’s Nina Ottosson Dog Brick is great for dogs who’ve grown bored with treat-dispensing balls and need a tougher mental challenge. Our experts raved about the Nina Ottosson line of toys, and said these were best for highly intelligent breeds, like border collies, who enjoy exercising their problem-solving skills.

Whistle GO Explore Pet GPS trackerDeal price: $104; street price: $130Read our review of the best gps dog collars and pet trackers.

The top pick from our guide to the best GPS trackers for cats and dogs, the Whistle GO Explore has a 20-day battery and offers live tracking (compared to the previous model's 60-second interval tracking). It's also durable enough to survive your pup’s roughhousing at the dog park. If you're looking for a simple GPS tracker for your pup, check out this deal.

Chuckit Ultra Ball (2-Pack)Deal price: $4; street price: $6Read our review of the best .

If your dog loves to play with tennis balls but tends to only leave broken pieces in their wake, this is a nice chance to save on a 2-pack of the Chuckit Ultra Ball, the tougher than a tennis ball pick from our guide to the best dog toys. The medium size corresponds with the size of a standard tennis ball, offering a rugged and bouncy alternative for your pooch. This matches the lowest price we've seen, but don't wait too long—this lightning deal ends tonight.

Wisdom Panel Premium Dog DNA TestDeal price: $104; street price: $160Read our review of the best dog dna test.

If your pup’s parentage is perplexing, the Wisdom Panel Premium Dog DNA Test uses your dog’s saliva (and the thousands of DNA markers within it) to tell you which breeds make up its family tree. Wisdom Panel Premium identifies more AKC-registered breeds than any other kit we tested. Also, it’s cheaper, and the turnaround time is quicker than with other kits. We don’t think the results are as accurate as some of our other picks, but it's a nice option if you're working on a tighter budget or need results fast, and we still think it’s a good option if you suspect your pet is an unusual breed. This matches the lowest price we've seen.

NordicTrack 1750 Commercial TreadmillDeal price: $1600; street price: $1850Read our review of the best treadmill.

Is your treadmill looking a little run down after so much at-home exercising? Consider the NordicTrack Commercial 1750, which is down to $1600 with a 10-year warranty and boasts impressive speed, a 10-inch color touchscreen, and a smooth running surface—though some of our testers noted the deck noticeably vibrated when they raised the incline above 10 percent. Plus, this upcoming top pick in in our treadmill guide includes a 30-day iFit Membership if you're looking for trainer-led workouts to boost your motivation. Note the delayed shipping.

Champion The Absolute Workout Sports Bra (Black)Deal price: $14; street price: $17Read our review of the best sports bras.

Our sports bra recommendation for smaller cup and band sizes is down to $14 with free shipping from both Champion and Amazon. Champion's "The Absolute Workout" bra is medium-support compression, comfortable, and supportive. Its sturdy band is unlikely to ride up and this is a nice option if you like a pull-on, racerback style. Currently available in all sizes (XS-XL), but only in black. Note the delayed shipping.

Superfeet Carbon InsolesDeal price: $41; street price: $55Read our review of the best insoles for running and walking.

Do you know how Bigfoot is able to lie low so easily? We think the Superfeet Carbon may have something to do with it. Our upgrade insoles pick for running and walking boasts a slim, low-profile design that utilizes the strength of carbon fiber and the durability of lightweight, high-density foam, so you know you're not compromising comfort or support. In addition to being lighter, firmer, and more breathable than our top pick, these innovative insoles also fit in a wider variety of shoes. Back down to $41, this is a rare deal.

Fitbit Charge 5 Fitness TrackerDeal price: $130; street price: $180Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

Update: Also available from Verizon. Our upcoming top pick for the best fitness tracker, the Charge 5 is a great way to monitor both your active time and your sleep cycles. The Fitbit series of workout bands are comfortable to wear, easy to use, and have a long-lasting battery life. The Charge 5 will accurately track your exercise metrics and link to a fitness community to share your sessions and meet your goals.This deal matches the best price we've seen for the newest model and is only the second deal we've posted.

Fitbit Inspire 2 Fitness TrackerDeal price: $60; street price: $90Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

Streamlined but still feature-rich, the Fitbit Inspire 2 is our runner-up pick for the best fitness tracker. This slim tracker has a sleek look and can either be worn on your wrist or clipped onto your waist. While it doesn't have an altimeter or built-in GPS, it does have a long battery life and features active zone minutes tracking as well as sleep monitoring. If you're looking for a simple and affordable fitness tracker, this discount is a solid deal that's just a few bucks more than the previous low.

Ring Fit Adventure (Nintendo Switch)Deal price: $55; street price: $75Read our review of the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories.

Update: Now also available from Target. It can be tough to stick with your fitness goals, but Nintendo's Ring Fit Adventure is a fun solution that'll get you off the couch. In this staff favorite, fitness is made fun as your daily exercise is turned into a charming RPG that has you battling monsters and leveling up as you progress through the land. The included ring controller is surprisingly well made and durable, and though the whole framework is packaged as a game, the exercises are well-executed. Exercises targeting different portions of the body make up your characters' arsenal of attacks, and as you progress, different and more varied exercises are unlocked. Whether you're looking for a short, light cardio routine or an hour-long power session, Ring Fit Adventure is a delightful and excellent health-focused game that will introduce fun to your workout regime.

Garmin Forerunner 45 GPS Running WatchDeal price: $120; street price: $165Read our review of the best GPS running watches.

Want to track your jogs without spending an arm and a leg? If you're looking for a decent running watch and budget is your top priority, the Forerunner 45 will get the job done without feeling cheap. Simple and affordable, the Forerunner 45 still offers solid performance and basic activity tracking, like step count and automatic activity detection. However, it lacks a number of extra features found in pricier GPS running watches.

Delta Cycle Michelangelo Two-Bike Gravity Stand Bike RackDeal price: $47; street price: $60Read our review of the best bike storage ideas.

Easy to set up and take down, the Gravity Stand is a great low-impact option, particularly for renters who are unable to put too many holes in their walls. If you live in a small space and need to get creative to store your bike, this is a simple and relatively affordable option. Down to $47, this deal is solid, within $5 of the lowest price we've seen for the top pick in our guide to the best bike racks for small homes and apartments.

XYLsports Jump RopeDeal price: $8; street price: $10Read our review of the best jump rope.

With its smooth rotation, comfortable handles, test-topping durability, and value price, the XYLsports Jump Rope is the best rope for most people. During testing, we found the rope proved the most durable on pavement, but won't be painful if you accidentally hit your shin. Available for $8 when you clip the on-page coupon, this is a rare deal on our top jump rope pick that has popped up for the second time in the last few days. Though it may not seem like much, dollar drops on items so cheap are few and far between.

Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250 Drone BackpackDeal price: $83; street price: $105Read our review of the best drones for photos and video.

A drone backpack is a great way to keep all of your equipment organized, and most importantly—to protect your drone from damage. Our testers liked the Lowepro DroneGuard BP 250 Drone Backpack because it offers the best fit and organization for your gear while still being quite comfortable when fully loaded. This is the first deal we've seen on this model, so now is a good time to pick up this fully-optimized pack.

Vantrue S1 Dash CamDeal price: $130; street price: $180Read our review of the best dash cam.

If you want to record incidents from the back and front of your vehicle without shelling out for our upgrade pick, check out the Vantrue S1 (another also great from our guide). Although it’s a little bulky and its screen isn't as easy to read, the S1 still outperformed most other front-and-rear dash cam options we tested. It has the same great menu as other Vantrue models, offers 4K resolution from its front camera (plus 1080p resolution from its rear camera) as well as a few other handy features. Use the drop-down menu on-page to select "only S1" and use the promo code SLDS1VTN to drop the price to $130—it matches the lowest price we've seen for this pick.

iOttie Easy One Touch Wireless 2 Wireless Charging Car Mount (Dash/Windshield)Deal price: $37; street price: $48Read our review of the best wireless charging phone mounts for cars.

One of our top picks for the best wireless charging phone mount for cars, the iOttie Easy One Touch Wireless 2 provided some of the quickest charging speeds during testing. Adjustable and easy to use, this dash- or windshield-mounted model is incredibly stable and the extendable neck makes it easy to position your phone no matter the design of your dash. We've seen slightly lower prices for the Easy One Touch, but this is still a good deal if you've been searching for a safe and handy way to charge your phone in the car.

iOttie iTap Magnetic 2 Car Phone Mount (Dash)Deal price: $17; street price: $25Read our review of the best car phone mount.

Driving while holding your phone is both dangerous and cumbersome, so a quality phone mount can help save you the headache and the liability. Our top dash and windshield mount pick, the iOttie iTap Magnetic 2 includes a paper-thin magnet to affix to your phone or phone case in order to secure it to the mount. Easy to set up and extremely secure, the iOttie's strong magnetic grip is able to support most phones in a wide variety of positions.

iOttie iTap Magnetic 2 CD Slot MountDeal price: $17; street price: $25Read our review of the best car phone mount.

If you want to mount your phone in the car and have a car stereo that includes a CD-Slot you no longer use, we recommend the iOttie iTap Magnetic 2 CD Slot Mount. Like the other mounts in iOttie's iTap magnetic line, this model includes a paper-thin magnet to affix to your phone or interior of your phone case that allows the phone to secure to the device with ease. It's down to $17, matching the lowest price we've seen.

iOttie Auto Sense Wireless Charging Car Mount (Vent)Deal price: $45; street price: $60Read our review of the best wireless charging phone mounts for cars.

Snag our pick for the best wireless charging vent or CD phone mount for cars for just a few bucks shy of the lowest price we've seen at $45. The iOttie Auto Sense Wireless Charging Car Mount is nearly identical to our top pick in our guide to the best wireless charging phone mounts for cars, and our panel was especially impressed by how quickly and smoothly its mounting mechanism worked compared to other “automated” mount options that were prone to accidental activation or sloppy grips. Overall, this is a solid deal on a phone mount with automated tension arms that provide a firm, consistent grip.

iOttie iTap 2 Magnetic Wireless Charging Mount (Vent)Deal price: $35; street price: $45Read our review of the best wireless charging phone mounts for cars.

We think magnetic phone mounts are generally the most convenient and simplest options for holding your phone in a car, and of the few wireless-charging, magnetic mounts available, the iOttie iTap 2 models gave us the quickest charging rates and held our phones the most securely. We rarely see this mount go on sale and this drop $35 matches the previous low.

iOttie Auto Sense Wireless Charging Car Mount (Dashboard or Windshield)Deal price: $45; street price: $60Read our review of the best wireless charging phone mounts for cars.

A wireless charging mount is the best way to wirelessly charge your phone in the car while also keeping it in a place that’s safe and convenient. The iOttie Auto Sense is nearly identical to our top pick, but this dash- or windshield-mounted holder has a pair of tension arms that automatically open and close around your phone, gripping it firmly as you drive. Typically selling for more than $50, the Auto Sense is back down to $45 when added to your cart.

Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 7000 MG7750 Beard TrimmerDeal price: $35; street price: $55Read our review of the best beard trimmer.

The Philips Norelco Multigroom Series 7000 is now down to $35 with store pickup—matching the low we've seen. The Multigroom offers everything we look for in a great beard trimmer; it's compact, easy to hold, and powerful enough to work efficiently (but not so powerful that an accidental slip leaves you with half a mustache). Fifteen guide combs, 3 trimmer heads, a small foil shaver head, and a nose hair trimmer are all included in this package.

Oral-B Pro 1000 Electric ToothbrushDeal price: $30; street price: $40Read our review of the best electric toothbrush.

Down to $30, this is a solid deal on our top electric toothbrush pick, and has been newly redesigned and improved, in our testers' opinion. With a built-in two-minute timer and a wide selection of compatible brush heads, the Oral-B Pro 1000's new design does away with the gunk-collecting ridges that we considered to be a flaw (but not a dealbreaker) in our review. The only drawback we found is that it tends to be louder than our other electric toothbrush picks.

Levoit Classic 300S HumidifierDeal price: $65; street price: $75Read our review of the best humidifier.

A good humidifier creates a comforting indoor condensation level that can soothe your cracked skin and help you breathe more easily. The Levoit Classic 300S is the first ultrasonic model we've found, after years of testing, that reliably does its job without over-humidifying a space. Cleaning is also more manageable here than on other humidifiers we've tried. This is our new pick in a forthcoming revision to the humidifier guide, and this model is down to a new low price of $65 for the blue color.

Blue Lizard Sensitive SPF 30 Sunscreen (5-ounce)Deal price: $8; street price: $11Read our review of the best reef-safe sunscreen.

No sunscreen has been proven totally safe for aquatic wildlife, but some formulas are friendlier than others. If our other picks are too pricey, Blue Lizard is a lower-cost alternative worth considering. The formula is runnier than Thinksport and is more difficult to fully rub in, but it's almost half the cost per ounce.

Tushy Ottoman Toilet Stool (White-Leg & Bamboo-Leg)Deal price: $55; street price: $69Read our review of the best Squatty Potty and other toilet stools.

You may like having a toilet stool if you’ve ever wished pooping could be a faster or more pleasant experience. The sleek and stylish Tushy Ottoman has a smooth and easy-to-clean crevice-free surface that curves gracefully around the base of any standard toilet. Aesthetically pleasing, the Tushy Ottoman blends seamlessly and harmoniously into most bathrooms that have white toilets. The model with bamboo legs is down to $55 with a clipped coupon and $55 without a clipped coupon for the white-legged model.

iProven DTR-1221A ThermometerDeal price: $8; street price: $10Read our review of the best thermometers for kids and adults.

Our former reliable oral or rectal thermometer pick, the iProven DTR-1221A, is currently down to $8. Though no longer a main pick, this model is consistent, longer, and more readily available than other model we tested this year. It also provided faster reads than the competition (averaging around 10 seconds or less). While the display is a little crowded and lack a backlight, we think it's a great affordable option to have handy—especially at this price.

CoverGirl Clump Crusher by Lashblast MascaraDeal price: $4; street price: $6Read our review of the best mascara.

Our budget lengthening and separating mascara pick, the CoverGirl Clump Crusher by Lashblast, is available for just a buck shy of the lowest price we've seen. Out of all the options, our testers found the Clump Crusher provided the best separation and was the easiest to use. Though this may not seem like a significant discount, it's the first deal we've seen in nearly two years for this buildable, non-waterproof mascara, so take this as an opportunity to stock up.

Crest 3D Whitestrips Kit (Glamorous White)Deal price: $30; street price: $40Read our review of the best at-home teeth whitening kits vs. strips: here’s what works.

Sparkle up those pearly whites and embrace your smile with this opportunity to pick up an at-home teeth whitening kit that we speak well of. While the Crest 3D Whitestrips are a low-tech and low-cost way to brighten up your teeth, they are an effective process that is proven to work (albeit slowly). This kit includes 16 glamorous white teeth whitening strip treatments, plus two bonus 1-hour express strip treatments.

Panasonic Electric Body Hair Trimmer and Groomer ER-GK60-SDeal price: $40; street price: $60Read our review of the best pubic hair trimmer.

Whether your body is a temple or a playground, all attendees appreciate a well-kept establishment. As our runner-up pick for the best pubic hair trimmer, the Panasonic Electric Body Hair Trimmer helps you keep things under control no matter where you decide to use it. Our testers liked the vertical orientation and the V-shaped head, which made for a very maneuverable tool that could easily navigate the bends and folds of a body.

Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush (Black/Pink)Deal price: $22; street price: $40Read our review of the best the Dyson Airwrap costs 10 times as much as Revlon One-Step. but does it deliver a better blowout?.

The Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Volumizer Hot Air Brush combines the power of a blow dryer and a round brush into one compact package. While our testers generally liked the Dyson Airwrap, the extreme price difference between it and the Revlon brush was difficult to justify—since both tools produce similar results overall. If you just want a simple and affordable daily styling solution, the Revlon is hard to beat.

Gillette Venus Smooth Sensitive Blade Refills (8-Pack)Deal price: $13; street price: $20Read our review of the best women’s razors (for every body).

If you own our top pick for the best women's razor, this is a nice opportunity to save on some blade refills. All Venus razors are compatible with all Venus heads except for the Simply Venus model. This is a great price for this particular set of eight refills, they're marketed towards people with sensitive skin. You can save even more with subscribe and save if you know you'll be ordering again.

Rumpl Down Puffy BlanketDeal price: $187; street price: $250Read our review of the best puffy blanket.

After spending 40 hours researching and testing 13 puffy blankets outdoors, analyzing them with an outdoor insulation guru in his workshop, crashing a series of outdoor movie nights, and stress testing at a local laundromat, we think the Rumpl Down Puffy is best for keeping you cozy. This blanket offers the greatest warmth and durability for the lowest relative weight, price, and size. Typically the single person size sells for $250, right now it's very nicely discounted to $187 in multiple colors and patterns.

Hydro Flask 22-Ounce TumblerDeal price: $23; street price: $30Read our review of the best tumbler.

Our favorite tumbler, the Hydro Flask 22-Ounce is back down to $23 with in a variety of fun colors. Though you can't toss this tumbler in your bag like other water bottles, the Hydro Flask easily fits into most hands and cup holders, and its spill-proof lid simplifies sipping while on the move. If you haven't been doing much commuting lately, its double wall vacuum insulation—which retains heat and cold for hours—also makes it great for running errands and everyday use. Do note that though this tumbler is dishwasher safe, some detergents and high temperatures may cause discoloration on the outer coating.

ThruNite Archer 2A V3 FlashlightDeal price: $24 (with clipped on-page coupon); street price: $36Read our review of the best flashlight.

The light on your phone can work in a pinch, but a dedicated flashlight is a good tool to have handy, especially for emergencies and power outages. Compared to a cellphone light, our top pick is brighter, more durable, and easy to use. It offers the widest array of brightness settings of any AA flashlight we tested, including an ultra-dim mode for reading maps, a high-beam setting for distance, as well as a strobe mode for emergency signaling. Just shy of the lowest we've seen, this is an excellent chance to pick up a reliable flashlight.

ThruNite TC15 Rechargeable FlashlightDeal price: $48; street price: $56Read our review of the best flashlight.

Are you a big fan of our top flashlight, the Archer 2A V3? Well, we think you'll appreciate the TC15. As the rechargeable flashlight pick from our guide, it's about the same size as our top pick but twice as bright with the same run time. There are inherent benefits and risks with a rechargeable flashlight, though: you don't have to worry about batteries and can recharge from a larger power source, but if your charge runs out, you can't quickly swap a fresh set of batteries in, and you'll need a charging source to recharge at all. Still, if you use a flashlight regularly or want more options, this is a great flashlight to have on hand.

Thermacell E55 Rechargeable Mosquito RepellerDeal price: $30; street price: $40Read our review of the best mosquito control gear for your patio or yard.

This rechargeable-battery-powered mosquito repeller is the most convenient and easy-to-use device we tested. It's nearly as good at stopping mosquitoes as a full application of spray repellent—which means it's actually very effective. It won’t stop every single mosquito from getting you, its coverage area is limited, and it loses efficacy in windy conditions—but all spatial repellents share those flaws, and this model covers a larger area than our previous top pick.

Sawyer Products Premium Insect Repellent (Pack of 2)Deal price: $12; street price: $14Read our review of the best bug repellents.

Everyone should avoid bug bites. For a bug repellent that’s safe and effective—and that won’t stink or leave a puddle of oil on your skin—skip the DEET and get a picaridin formula, like Sawyer Products Premium Insect Repellent with 20% picaridin. This EPA-approved formula is safe and effective, and it comes in a bottle that’s better than competitors’ bottles at spraying evenly and accurately. This drop to $12 from $14 for two 4-ounce bottles is the best price we've seen in over a year.

ENO SingleNest HammockDeal price: $38; street price: $50Read our review of the best portable hammock.

Whether you're using it at a campsite or a music festival, you can have it made in the shade with the ENO SingleNest Hammock. Down to $38, our top portable hammock pick is made from a durable and breathable nylon material that dries quickly, so you can camp out in comfort wherever your sense of adventure takes you. We've seen slightly better prices on the ENO SingleNest in the past, but now is still a great chance to save if you want the best of both worlds in terms of comfort and portability.

RunningSnail MD-090P Emergency Weather RadioDeal price: $31; street price: $36Read our review of the best emergency weather radio.

Update: On-page coupon is no longer live, up an additional $3. If you live in an area prone to inclement weather and power outages, it's worth picking up an emergency weather radio—a helpful tool that can double as a power source, a light source, and a source of news. Though the RunningSnail lacks an LCD screen and can't beep or flash to let you know when bad weather is coming, it still picks up NOAA weather-band radio signals with great reception once you turn it on and tune in. The lack of automatic alerts makes it a poor choice for tornado-prone and flash-flood-prone areas, but it’s an otherwise capable radio—especially if earthquakes are your main concern (since they can't be forecast). Make sure to clip the on-page coupon to get the deal price.

Coway AP-1512HH Mighty Air PurifierDeal price: $165; street price: $190Read our review of the best air purifier.

The Coway AP-1512HH Mighty is the top pick in our guide to the best air purifier. Not only does it work great, but during our long-term testing, we've found it's the cheapest option to own. Even though this isn't the best deal price we've seen, it's still a noteworthy drop because the street price has increased since 2019. So, if you're interested in better air quality in your home, you might want to grab this air purifier while it's on sale.

Winix 5300-2 Air PurifierDeal price: $124; street price: $145Read our review of the best air purifier.

If you're shopping for an air purifier, the Winix 5300-2 is an exceptional performer. It's a direct competitor to our top pick but the stark look, lack of a display shutoff, and slightly higher electrical use are (minor) shortcomings if you really care about aesthetics. A cousin of our pick the 5500-2, the Winix 5300-2 is near identical and employs the same HEPA filter and features a virtually identical clean air delivery rate. We found the only differences between the two models being the 5300-2 uses three-month VOC filters versus the 5500-2’s one-year VOC filter, and lacks the remote control. If those drawbacks don't deter you, this deal matches the best price we've seen in well over a year.

Levoit Core 300 Air PurifierDeal price: $85; street price: $100Read our review of the best air purifier.

A great air purifier should be a powerful but subtle addition to your space. Our budget pick is affordable, attractive, and compact—all while still delivering a noteworthy cleaning performance. Though it's not the most energy-efficient model long-term, and it doesn't hold up against our other picks in larger rooms, the Levoit Core 300 impressed us in smaller rooms—such as offices or bedrooms. This is the lowest price we've seen, so don't hesitate if you're looking to add a breath of fresh air to your living space.

Levoit Core 400S Air PurifierDeal price: $176; street price: $205Read our review of the best air purifier.

The ability to control appliances via your smartphone or voice sounds gimicky until you've used it—and then you'll wonder how you have lived without it. The Levoit Core 400S provides performance every bit as good as our top air purifier pick, but adds voice control via app, Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. A new addition to our air purifier guide, the 400S missed being our top pick for two reasons: it's louder in the modes that provide the most effective air cleaning, and it costs more to run, pulling roughly twice as much electricity in testing.

Blueair Blue Pure 211+ Air PurifierDeal price: $200; street price: $300Read our review of the best air purifier.

Though our upgrade air purifier pick is more expensive to run than our other picks, it can move extremely high volumes of air and the current price beats those of other larger-space purifiers handily. Attractive and quiet, the Blueair Blue Pure 211+ is an effective contender that's perfect for bigger rooms (up to 650 square feet) or spaces with open floor plans and higher ceilings. This $200 price matches the low we've seen for this model.

Blueair Blue Pure 311 Auto Air PuriferDeal price: $175; street price: $240Read our review of the best air purifier.

Though it lacks a display shut off and has higher running costs than our most of our picks, the Blueair Blue Pure 311 is a great value at $175. In addition to looking as good as it performs, our testers also found that it reduced smoke levels by 99.9% in 30 minutes on high, and by 94.2% on medium. This quiet and energy efficient air purifier also boasts a control panel that automatically dims after you adjust the settings and an automatic function that monitors a room's air quality and adjusts the fan accordingly.

Apple Pencil (2nd Generation)Deal price: $100; street price: $120Read our review of the best stylus for your iPad.

Down to just under $100, this matches the best deal we've seen for the Apple Pencil (2nd Generation), one of our upgrade iPad stylus picks. If you own an 11-inch or 12.9-inch iPad Pro and frequently write or draw, the Apple Pencil is a great—but typically pricey—option with impressive pressure sensitivity. We've seen a bunch of deals for this model of late, including bundle deals with other iPad accessories, but we have yet to see a lower price.

Zagg Pro Keys for iPad (9th Gen, 10.2" Pro)Deal price: $78; street price: $100

Read our review of the best iPad keyboard cases.

Typing on an iPad without a keyboard is an arduous experience at best, which is why we think that something like the Zagg Pro Keys is a necessity if you spend a lot of time writing on your tablet. Comfortable, backlit keys provide a great typing experience, and the keyboard can separate from the protector so you don't have to remove the entire case if you're just relaxing. For an added bonus, the Zagg can pair with two different devices, meaning you can toggle to your iPhone for a quick text before getting back to writing on your iPad. This deal matches the lowest price we've seen on our new top pick.

Smartish Gripmunk iPhone 13 CaseDeal price: $14; street price: $20Read our review of the best iPhone cases.

The Smartish Gripmunk is a reliable choice for anyone seeking a simple, durable, and protective case without breaking the bank. Although this case it isn’t particularly flashy, it is dependable, and has been our favorite case for every iPhone model since the iPhone 7. If you're looking for additional designs or a case for different generation iPhone, Smartish is currently having a sale on a wide variety of options.

Smartish Wallet Slayer Vol. 1 for iPhone 13Deal price: $14; street price: $20Read our review of the best iPhone cases.

Our wallet case pick for the iPhone 13, the Smartish Wallet Slayer Vol. 1, is currently down to $14 in a number of different colors and designs. We liked that the Wallet Slayer has a nice design that holds up to three cards, but unfortunately it doesn't work with wireless charging. If you're looking for additional designs or a case for different generation iPhone, Smartish is currently having a sale on a wide variety of options.

Apple Leather Case with MagSafe for iPhone 13Deal price: $48; street price: $55Read our review of the best "iphone case for iphone 13, 13 mini, 13 pro, and 13 pro max".

Other companies have yet to match the quality and price of Apple's leather phone cases. They combine high-quality materials, all-around protection, clicky buttons, and MagSafe compatibility all to make the perfect leather case for your iPhone. If you have a 13 and you're looking to attain that sleek, leather aesthetic, this deal is a great chance to save on our pick in black.

Apple Watch Series 7, 41mmDeal price: $380; street price: $400Read our review of the Apple Watch.

Accurately track your steps and don't miss important notifications while out and about with the Apple Watch Series 7 (41 mm, GPS). The Series has 7 has the strongest, most crack-resistant screen yet, and comes with 3 free months of Fitness+, so you can try out a variety of workout classes with top personal trainers. Other premium features include an always-on display, blood oxygen measurement, ECG, and faster charging. This is a pretty shallow discount, but we don't expect much from new-edition Apple watches. Only the green and red are discounted at this time. Festive.

OnePlus Nord N200 5G Android PhoneDeal price: $200; street price: $240Read our review of the best budget android phones.

Despite being made of plastic, our top pick for the best budget Android phone feels sturdy and can aesthetically hold its own against more expensive phones. The OnePlus is currently the cheapest 5G phone in the U.S., but it still offers great performance using the new Snapdragon 480 processor. It's camera isn't particularly impressive, but it has a great battery life and a clear, bright display. This deal is the first notable discount we've seen on this budget option.

Withings Steel HR Hybrid Android SmartwatchDeal price: $120; street price: $180Read our review of the best smartwatch for android phones.

The Withings Steel HR, our hybrid smartwatch pick for Android users, features a small, non-touch OLED screen for notifications and an impressive 25-day battery life. Right now you can snag it for $120 in several sizes and finishes. We haven't seen a markdown on the Withings Steel HR in over a year, so although the street price has risen a bit, this is a solid deal if you want an attractive, traditional analog watch that still offers some of the basic features of a smartwatch.

WorkPro 100-Piece Kitchen Drawer Tool KitDeal price: $26; street price: $30Read our review of the best basic home toolkit.

Anyone who intends to hang a picture, tighten cabinet hardware, put up a shelf, or change out a light switch cover needs a selection of entry-level hand tools. If you don't already have one, this is a great opportunity to save on our runner-up pick for the best basic home toolkit. It's down to a new low price, and this is the second deal we've posted for WorkPro 100-Piece Kitchen Drawer Tool Kit thus far. It comes in a nice zippered case and contains nearly all of the same tools at the same quality as our top pick, but this deal makes it about $15 less. The drawback? The kit offers only metric hex wrenches and lacks any kind of wide-jaw pliers.

Kohler 22169-G-CP Forte Multifunction ShowerheadDeal price: $57; street price: $82Read our review of the best showerhead.

Swapping out an old, dribbly showerhead for a new model is one of the simplest improvements a person can make to their home. Our top showerhead pick, the Kohler 22169-G-CP Forte is currently down to the lowest we've seen. Of all the different models we tested, the Kohler had the best rain-shower spray—producing a powerful, dense full soak that envelops your entire body. With an easy install and simple setting adjustments, this three-spray model has two other excellent settings: a pummeling massage function and a silky-soft fine spray.

Olight S2R Baton II FlashlightDeal price: $49; street price: $65Read our review of the best flashlight.

Whether its leading you safely through the night or helping you find the remote under the couch, a reliable flashlight is a handy tool to have around. Our easy-to-recharge flashlight pick. the Olight is currently down to the lowest we've seen. Though it is smaller and less powerful than our top pick, what we really love about the Olight is the hassle-free charging system. It has a simple magnetic USB charging attachment that clicks against the tail of the light, so there's no need to fuss with plugging anything into the body or having to carry around extra batteries.

Nix Mini 2 Color SensorDeal price: $75; street price: $100Read our review of the best housewarming gifts.

A fun gadget from our housewarming gift guide, the Nix Mini 2 Color Sensor is available for $75 from $100 when you clip the on-page coupon. This mini rechargeable scanner will capture any surface color and match it with a database of 150,000 paint swatches from classic brands like Behr or Sherwin-Williams. It's a great gift for anyone looking to redecorate or who just moved into a new space.

AmazonBasics AAA Rechargeable Batteries 12-PackDeal price: $11; street price: $13Read our review of the best rechargeable aa and aaa batteries.

Although this deal isn't the best price we've ever seen, it's the lowest price we've noted on the AmazonBasics AAA 12-pack batteries in around 6 months. Out of all three of our AAA battery picks, the AmazonBasics are currently the least expensive. Since all our rechargeable battery picks performed similarly, we recommend stocking up on whichever one is the most affordable at the time, which means it's the perfect time to grab a bunch of these rechargeable batteries.

Tile Mate (2022) Bluetooth TrackerDeal price: $20; street price: $25Read our review of the best bluetooth tracker.

A Bluetooth tracker is a great tool for finding oft-lost items like keys, and the Tile Mate is the best one we've tested and used for Android users. The Tile Mate's Bluetooth range reaches around 150 feet, and it has a replaceable battery, giving the tracker a longer lifespan than previous generation Tile trackers. Even when out of Bluetooth range, the crowd-finding feature allows others with the Tile app to help you anonymously locate what's missing. This is the first drop for the newest version of the Mate - make sure you choose in-store pickup to grab this deal.

Mophie 3-in-1 Wireless Charging PadDeal price: $50; street price: $80Read our review of the best apple wireless charging stations.

Down to a new low of $50, this is a solid deal on our former top Apple wireless charging station pick, the Mophie 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad. Though we no longer formally recommend this option in our guide because we prefer charging stands, this is still a nice time to save on if you want a charging pad that's easy to clean and don't mind that the slick surface may not be as easy to set your devices on.

Spigen PowerArc 40W ArcStation Pro USB Phone ChargerDeal price: $23; street price: $30Read our review of the best usb phone charger.

Our upgrade pick for the best USB phone charger, the Spigen PowerArc 40W is the best of only a few options available if you want to get the fastest charge possible for two modern USB-C devices at once. You'll need to bring your own USB-C cables, but this kind of dual–USB-C charger is still pretty rare. When a single port is in use, it charges up to 30 watts. When you use two USB-C ports at the same time, both support full 20-watt charging, charging two phones at top speed. Down to $23 from $30.

Anker PowerPort III Nano USB Phone Charger (2-Pack)Deal price: $21; street price: $30Read our review of the best USB phone charger.

If you're seeking a compact and fast USB charger, consider the PowerPort III Nano. Our top pick, it only offers a single charging port, but we think it's a worthwhile tradeoff considering its tiny size. It’s the same size as Apple’s 5-watt charger but it supplies up to 20 watts over USB-C. That’s enough power to charge most phones more than halfway full in just 30 minutes. Excellent for both Android and iPhone users, it also powers Apple’s MagSafe wireless charging system at its maximum 15 watts.

Jackery Explorer 300 Portable Power StationDeal price: $210; street price: $300Read our review of the best portable power station.

As the first deal we've seen on our budget pick for the best portable power station, this is a great drop in price on the Jacker Explorer 300. It's just as well-built and offers the same wide variety of ports as its more-powerful sibling, the Explorer 1000, but is significantly cheaper and lighter. The capacity is also smaller, and you won't be able to run your full glamping setup off of it, but it's an excellent and space-conscious power source for when you need it. While we've seen on other Jackery Explorers before, this is the first one we've seen in this size, so it's a great time to pick it up.

Razer Kiyo WebcamDeal price: $70; street price: $80Read our review of the best webcams.

If you regularly use your webcam to stream to sites like YouTube or Twitch and want to be able to put a smooth 60 fps video of yourself on top of your 60 fps game footage, the Razer’s Kiyo Streaming Webcam is for you. It's also nice for those still working from home and want a more flattering webcam with a (mediocre) built-in ring-light. The adjustable ring light can help you get clear video in low-light situations. At $70, this price is just $5 shy of the best deal we've seen in 2021.

Xtreme Comforts Large Seat CushionDeal price: $23; street price: $40Read our review of the best ergonomic seat cushions.

An ergonomic seat cushion can offer much-needed comfort during long hours working at a desk. At 19-inches wide, our budget pick is one of the roomiest seat cushions we've tested. Although it’s almost twice as thick as our other recommended cushions (and can run a bit hot), the Xtreme Comforts foam is soft and spongy, so you’ll sink into it much more than you would with firmer yet thinner pillows. Currently $21 with an on-page clipped coupon, this cushion is down to the lowest price we've seen, so now's a perfect time to do your backside a favor.

Jabra Evolve2 65 Headset (UC)Deal price: $174; street price: $215Read our review of the best wireless and wired headsets.

With a battery that lasts for days, great microphone quality, and comfortably padded large earcups, our top wireless headset for work is down to a new low. Checking all the boxes you'd need in a headset, the Jabra is easy to wirelessly connect to computers or phones and offers the best range and longest battery life of the headsets we tested. Though it doesn't offer active noise cancellation, this is still an all-around top headset worth snagging for less.

Jabra Evolve2 30 (UC) Wired HeadsetDeal price: $69; street price: $100Read our review of the best wireless and wired headsets.

If you’re at a computer all day and don’t need to use a headset with your phone, the Jabra Evolve2 30 offers a similar microphone quality to that of our wireless picks—for less than half the price. Our pick for the best USB headset, the Evovle2 offers the best mix of great audio quality (both input and output) and lightweight comfort. The Evolve2 30 works with all leading Unified Communications (UC) platforms, and while the plug-and-play experience will not be available for Microsoft teams, this device is still compatible with that system.

ComfiLife Anti Fatigue Floor Mat (20" x 32")Deal price: $32; street price: $38Read our review of the best standing desk mats.

A standing desk mat can make a major difference in your comfort throughout the day. Simple and affordable, the ComfiLife Anti Fatigue Floor Mat is a great option for those who stand infrequently or who prefer a flat mat compared to our contoured top pick. Though it may not look or feel like a particular standout option, the ComfiLife comes with a lifetime warranty and was one of only two sub-$50 mats we tested that didn’t leave us feeling fatigued after only half an hour. This discount is only a modest drop in price, but deals on this pick are rare and the street price has gone up slightly since we last posted.

Bestinnkits Smart Coffee SetDeal price: $31; street price: $37Read our review of the best mug warmers we love for keeping our coffee hot.

There's nothing more disappointing than reaching for a sip of warm coffee only to be greeted by a room-temperature reminder of how long you've been sitting at your desk. Luckily, you don't have to suffer any longer—say goodbye to cold, stale coffee with the Bestinnkits Smart Coffee Warmer. Despite the misleading “Smart” in its name, the Bestinnkits warmer does not include smartphone connectivity. But even without an app, the simple and affordable Bestinnkits warmer will keep your beverage toasty for hours without scorching it.

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