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This Clip-On JBL Speaker Is 38% Off Right Now

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3 August 2026 at 12:30
By: Pradershika Sharma

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The JBL Clip 5 is down to $49.95 at Woot, compared with its usual $79.95 price, and Amazon’s current listing of $69.95. That saves you $30, or about 38%—Prime members also get free shipping, while everyone else pays $6. This deal is live for the next four days, though it may end earlier if stock runs out.

An IP67 rating keeps the Clip 5 sealed against dust and helps it survive temporary water submersion, so rain, sand, and a drop near the pool should not end its day. Sound-wise, it works well for music or podcasts when it stays close to you, but don’t expect its 7-watt driver to replace a larger party speaker. Still, voices come through clearly, and the speaker spreads sound evenly enough that you do not need to sit directly in front of it.

JBL also gave this model several upgrades over the Clip 4. It can now stay connected to two devices at once, and if you own other compatible JBL speakers, its Auracast support lets you create a stereo pair or distribute the same audio across multiple speakers. You also get some control over the sound through its companion app, which includes presets and an adjustable equalizer. As for its battery life, it is rated at up to 12 hours, with Playtime Boost adding as many as three more, but that estimate drops considerably at higher volumes and can land closer to six hours.

At this price, the Clip 5 makes the most sense for someone who wants a small speaker they can take outside and keep close by. It is not built to fill a large room, but at about 0.63 pounds and 5.3 inches tall, it can hang from a backpack without adding much bulk, and its wider built-in carabiner also fits more easily around a belt loop, bag strap, or shower caddy than the hook on the Clip 4.

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This Self-Cleaning Roborock Vacuum Is $700 Off Right Now

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31 July 2026 at 13:00
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The Roborock Saros 10R is on sale for $899.99, down from $1,599.99—and price-trackers show this is its lowest price so far. It is still a major purchase, but part of what you are paying for is the amount of upkeep it handles on its own. After each cleaning run, it returns to the dock to empty its dustbin, refill its water tank, and wash and dry the mop pads. You will still need to replace the dust bags, refill the dock’s tanks, and clean the brushes from time to time, but there is less to deal with between runs.

It is especially useful in homes where low furniture and everyday clutter tend to cause problems for robot vacuums—instead of using the raised navigation tower found on many competing models, Roborock built the sensors into the body. That keeps the vacuum just over three inches tall, allowing it to clean beneath beds, sofas, and cabinets that taller robots may not reach. It can also work around toys, cords, and other objects without constantly getting stuck or losing track of where it has already cleaned. It is similarly capable when moving between rooms, lifting its wheels to cross raised thresholds and changes in flooring, while an extending side brush and mop pad help it clean closer to walls and into corners.

That mobility helps the Saros 10R cover more of the floor, but its cleaning performance varies by surface. The mopping system handles fresh spills, footprints, and light marks well, though older, dried-on stains may still need to be scrubbed by hand. Vacuuming is also less consistent. As noted in our review, it picks up crumbs and other debris well from hard floors, but fine dust can remain along carpet edges and in corners. Pet hair embedded in carpet may also require several passes.

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This 2026 Samsung OLED TV Is $700 Off Right Now

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31 July 2026 at 12:30
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Samsung’s 65-inch S90H OLED TV is down to $1,997.99 from $2,697.99, saving you $700, or about 26%. The sale price is easier to justify when you consider that this is a new 2026 model—plus, Amazon is also including room-of-choice delivery, which usually costs $19.99. (Note that while the delivery team will carry the box into the room you choose, it will not unpack or install the TV, remove the packaging, or take away your old set.) If the 65-inch model does not suit your space, Samsung also sells the S90H in 42-, 48-, 55-, 77-, and 83-inch versions, and the other sizes are discounted as well.

The S90H is easiest to recommend for a living room where sunlight, lamps, or overhead lighting often reflect across the TV—its matte screen softens those reflections, so dark movies and daytime sports remain easier to see without closing the curtains. You still get the deep blacks, vibrant colors, and clean contrast expected from an OLED screen, with no obvious glow around subtitles or bright objects. The picture also holds up well from the side, which helps when your seating is spread across the room. The tradeoff is that the matte coating can make the image look slightly softer than it would on a glossy OLED.

Gaming gives the S90H another reason to consider it. All four HDMI 2.1 ports support 4K at up to 165Hz, variable refresh rate, and low input lag, so you can connect a gaming PC, multiple consoles, and a soundbar without constantly moving cables around. Its fast response also keeps quick camera movements and sports looking clear, while the wide viewing angle works well for local multiplayer games. The S90H is therefore best suited to someone who needs one TV for daytime viewing, movies, sports, and gaming. Buyers who care more about Dolby Vision and home-theater performance may prefer LG’s competing C6.

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This Four-Pack of Apple's Newest AirTag Is at Its Lowest Price Ever Right Now

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30 July 2026 at 14:00
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Amazon has a four-pack of Apple’s second-generation AirTag for $89 (down from $99)—matching its lowest price so far, according to price trackers. That brings the cost down to $22.25 per tracker, which is a better deal than buying them individually—a single AirTag is currently listed on Amazon for $27.

The biggest upgrade you’ll find over the first-generation AirTag is Apple’s newer Ultra Wideband chip, which the company says gives Precision Finding up to 50% more range than before. That means your iPhone can start pointing you toward a nearby AirTag from farther away, using on-screen arrows, haptic feedback, and sound as you get closer. Apple has also made the built-in speaker 50% louder, which can be especially helpful once Precision Finding has guided you into the right area—a stronger sound makes the AirTag easier to pinpoint when it is buried under clothes, tucked inside a bag, or wedged between couch cushions.

Apple Watch owners get a nice upgrade too, as Precision Finding now works with the Apple Watch Series 9 and newer and the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and newer, allowing you to track down a nearby AirTag directly from your wrist without reaching for your iPhone. Once your trackers are set up, you can get even more out of them with a few lesser-known tricks, which we cover in our AirTag hacks guide.

That said, the rest of the experience is largely unchanged—it still uses a replaceable CR2032 battery, carries the same IP67 water- and dust-resistance rating, and keeps the same dimensions, so holders and keychains should continue to fit. Owners of the original AirTag probably will not find enough here to justify an upgrade, but for first-time buyers, this $89 four-pack is an affordable way to get the newer model without spending much more than older AirTag multipacks have typically cost.

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This 65-Inch Samsung OLED TV Is $500 Off Right Now

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27 July 2026 at 16:30
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Samsung’s 65-inch S85H OLED TV is down to $1,497.99 from $1,997.99, a $500 discount that works out to about 25% off—that marks its lowest price yet, according to price trackers. Samsung offers the S85H in sizes ranging from 48 to 83 inches, with discounts available across the lineup, but the 65-inch model is the one I would look at first for most living rooms because it gives you a large OLED panel without pushing the price past $1,500. The deal also comes with free room-of-choice delivery, which usually costs $19.99, although it does not include unpacking, setup, or hauling away your old TV.

In an OLED screen, each pixel can switch itself off, making dark scenes have deeper blacks and better contrast, which can make movies look more convincing at night. Plus, with Samsung’s NQ4 AI Gen2 processor working on lower-resolution content, older shows and HD streams should also look much cleaner. That smoother picture carries over to sports and gaming too, thanks to its 120Hz refresh rate—gamers also get Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium support to help cut down on screen tearing. For everyday streaming, Samsung’s Tizen platform has the usual apps, including Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube, while built-in Alexa gives you another way to control the TV without reaching for the remote.

That said, while the S85H looks good in a dimmer room, it may not have the same punch in a bright space as Samsung’s higher-end OLED models. Samsung also skips Dolby Vision in favor of HDR10+, which could be a drawback if you watch a lot of Dolby Vision content. The built-in speakers are another area where you may want more, especially for movies, so a soundbar could end up becoming part of the overall cost. None of those issues make the S85H a bad buy, but they do make it a better fit for someone who cares most about OLED contrast, gaming performance, and a large screen, rather than getting the brightest picture or the most complete home-theater feature set.

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This M1 iPad Pro Is Still One of the Best Tablets for Creators on a Budget

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13 July 2026 at 14:30
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The 2021 iPad Pro may not sound especially exciting in 2026, but this is one of those devices that aged unusually well. On sale for $399.99 refurbished on StackSocial, the 11-inch iPad Pro still makes sense for people who want a fast tablet for work, school, or creative apps without spending flagship iPad prices.

The biggest reason for its longevity is the M1 chip. Apple originally brought the same processor from its MacBooks into this iPad, and even five years later, it still handles multitasking, gaming, video editing, drawing apps, and demanding workflows without feeling slow. For someone upgrading from an older base-model iPad or an aging Android tablet, the jump in responsiveness is noticeable immediately. And since this is a Grade-A refurbished unit, it should arrive with little to no cosmetic wear.

The hardware still holds up surprisingly well today—the 11-inch Liquid Retina display supports ProMotion with a 120Hz refresh rate, which makes scrolling, drawing, and animations feel much smoother than standard iPads. Colors look accurate, brightness reaches up to 600 nits, and the antireflective coating helps when using it outdoors or near windows. The quad-speaker setup is also better than what most tablets in this price range offer, especially for movies and gaming. Apple included a Thunderbolt and USB 4 port here too, which means the tablet works well with external drives, monitors, docks, and accessories in a way that cheaper iPads still don't. The front-facing 12MP camera remains solid for video calls, while the rear wide and ultra-wide cameras, along with the LiDAR scanner, are still useful for scanning documents, augmented reality apps, and creative projects. Battery life also remains dependable at around 10 hours for streaming, browsing, or general work (though your mileage may vary, depending on use).

This isn't the right iPad for everyone, though, as the 128GB of storage can fill up quickly for people editing large video files or storing massive game libraries, especially since there is no microSD expansion. And while Apple Intelligence support is included, newer iPads with M-series chips will likely receive software support longer. But for most people, the M1 iPad Pro is a great buy at this sale price.

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This Self-Emptying Shark Robot Vacuum With LiDAR Mapping Is on Sale for Just $135 Right Now

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13 July 2026 at 14:18
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Robot vacuums have become much better at navigation and obstacle avoidance over the past few years, but models with self-emptying docks and LiDAR mapping still tend to be pretty expensive. But this Shark Matrix UR2360S Self-Emptying Robot Vacuum is on sale on StackSocial for $134.99 as a refurbished unit. The refurbished unit comes with a Grade-A rating, meaning it should arrive in near-mint condition with little to no visible wear.

Suction performance is strong enough for everyday cleaning on hardwood floors and carpets, although, like most robot vacuums in this category, it's still better at maintenance cleaning than replacing a full upright vacuum for deep carpet jobs. Its biggest advantage is the combination of LiDAR mapping and Shark’s Matrix Clean system. Instead of bouncing around randomly, the UR2360S maps your home using 360-degree LiDAR and cleans in a more structured grid, making multiple passes over dirtier sections instead of rushing through them once. The self-cleaning brushroll is another useful addition for pet owners because it reduces hair tangles that can otherwise stop the vacuum mid-clean.

This model also leans heavily into convenience—its self-emptying base can hold up to 30 days of dust and debris before needing manual emptying, so you're not constantly dealing with the bin after every cleaning session. It also supports app controls along with Alexa and Google Assistant voice commands, making it easy to schedule cleanings, target specific rooms, or run a quick spot clean without much setup. At just over four inches tall, it can also slide under couches, beds, and other low furniture that upright vacuums often struggle to reach. That said, battery life tops out at around 90 minutes, which should cover smaller homes and apartments comfortably, though larger spaces may require recharging between runs. Overall, this $134.99 sale is a great deal.

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This Dialogue-Enhancing Sony Dolby Atmos Soundbar Is $250 Off Right Now

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10 July 2026 at 13:00
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A TV upgrade is only half the story if you're still relying on the speakers built into the screen. That's where a soundbar starts to make sense, and Sony's Bravia Theater Bar 6 is now down to $448 from its usual $699.99 price, matching its lowest price yet according to price trackers. It sits near the entry point of Sony's current home theater lineup, but unlike many basic soundbars, it includes a wireless subwoofer in the box and supports Dolby Atmos through a 3.1.2-channel setup. If you've been thinking about improving movie nights without filling the room with speakers, this discount makes it easier to consider.

For everyday TV watching, the Theater Bar 6 is strongest where most built-in TV speakers struggle: voices and bass. Its dedicated center channel helps keep dialogue anchored and easier to follow, while Sony’s dialogue enhancement mode gives speech an extra lift when background music or action gets busy. The included wireless subwoofer also adds weight to explosions, sports crowds, and movie scores, and the two upward-firing drivers give Dolby Atmos content a little more height than a standard bar can manage. As for setting it up, it's a straightforward setup that connects through HDMI eARC, and because it has relatively low audio latency, dialogue stays in sync with what's happening on screen.

That said, there's no HDMI input for connecting another device through the soundbar, no wifi for services like Spotify Connect or AirPlay, and wireless music streaming is limited to Bluetooth. Virtual surround processing also has its limits—while movies sound bigger than they do through TV speakers, this is not a replacement for a true surround-sound system with rear speakers. If your priority is movies with more convincing surround effects, it's worth looking at the Samsung HW-Q800D instead. Its 5.1.2-channel handles surround content better and gives you more control over the sound.

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This Self-Cleaning iRobot Roomba Is 50% Off Right Now

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10 July 2026 at 12:30
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The iRobot Roomba 505X vacuum-and-mop combo is down to $499.99 on Amazon, half off its $999.99 list price and the lowest price tracked so far, according to price trackers. The main appeal is not just that it vacuums and mops in one pass, but that it takes care of much of the mess that comes after—its AutoWash Dock empties the dust bin, refills the robot with clean water, drains the dirty water, washes the mop pads, and heat-dries them once the run is done. For a household with pets, kids, or a kitchen floor that collects crumbs and paw prints no matter what, that cuts down on a lot of the upkeep that usually falls on you between cleanings.

The 505X should be a noticeable step up if you are coming from an older basic Roomba—iRobot says it has 70 times the suction of the Roomba 600 series, but the more useful difference is its PrecisionVision obstacle avoidance AI, which is designed to steer around the usual household hazards: cords, socks, and the occasional pet accident. From there, it handles the actual floor work with dual spinning mop pads for everyday grime, plus a multi-surface rubber brush and edge-sweeping brush for pet hair, crumbs, and dust along baseboards. The mop pads lift when the robot crosses carpet or rugs, so it can move from tile or hardwood to fabric without dragging wet pads across the wrong surface.

That mix of floor handling and room control is where the app becomes useful—you can schedule cleanings, set no-mop zones, choose vacuum-only or mop-only runs, and send the robot to specific rooms instead of cleaning the whole house every time. That said, this is not a full replacement for a stick vacuum or steam cleaner: Dried-on spills and stuck-on messes will still require a hand scrub. Also, the dock needs a permanent home near an outlet, and iRobot recommends enough clearance around it for the robot to park and empty properly, so this might not be the best fit for a cramped apartment or narrow hallway.

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This Compact Anker Portable Power Station Is 50% Off Right Now

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9 July 2026 at 12:30
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Amazon has the Anker Solix S2000 portable power station for $599.99 right now, down from its $1,199 list price, and price trackers show this is the lowest it has gone so far. For that price, you are getting a 2kWh battery (meant for the things you would miss fast during an outage, like a refrigerator, router, lights, fan, laptop, or CPAP machine) in a unit that weighs 35.7 pounds. That is still heavy enough that you won't want to carry it across a campsite all afternoon, but it's much easier to store in a closet or move around the house than many large backup batteries.

It delivers 1,500W of continuous output, which is enough for most everyday devices and many household appliances. Anker says it can keep a refrigerator running for up to 35 hours, though your real runtime will depend on the fridge, the room temperature, and how often the door opens. Its outlet layout is also more practical than it looks at first, with eight power outlets split between the front and rear, so you can keep always-on appliances plugged in at the back while using the front ports for devices you connect and unplug often. That said, this is not the battery I would buy for running multiple high-wattage devices like microwaves and hair dryers at the same time.

Once the battery runs low, you have several ways to recharge it. The S2000 accepts power from a wall outlet, solar panels (up to 400W), a generator, a vehicle, or a combination of AC and solar. As for its management, you can keep an eye on everything via its companion app, which lets you monitor battery levels, control individual outlets, and adjust power settings over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. One potential drawback is the missing 12V DC car socket, which could bother van campers or anyone with car-powered accessories. For most homes, though, the Solix S2000 is a compact emergency backup battery that is easier to justify at $599.99 than at full price.

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This Massive 85-Inch Toshiba Mini-LED TV Is 30% Off Right Now

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8 July 2026 at 13:00
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Big-screen TVs usually come with equally big price tags, which is what makes this deal on the 2026 Toshiba Z670R worth a closer look. The 85-inch model has dropped to $1,197.99 from its regular $1,699.99 price, marking the lowest price recorded so far according to price trackers. And if 85 inches feels too large (or not large enough), Toshiba has also discounted the 55-, 65-, 75-, and 100-inch versions of the same TV. Positioned near the top of Toshiba's lineup, the Z670R is built for buyers who want a large-screen home theater setup without paying OLED-level prices.

The Z670R backs up that positioning with a feature set that feels more premium than its current price suggests—it combines a 4K Mini-LED panel with QLED color technology, a native 144Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos support. The Mini-LED backlight is arguably the most important feature here. By using thousands of smaller LEDs and local dimming zones, the TV delivers a stronger HDR performance when watching movies, sports, or modern video games—bright highlights like sunlight, explosions, or stadium lighting have more impact while darker scenes retain more detail than you'd typically get from a standard LED display.

The Z670R is also surprisingly well-equipped for gaming. The native 144Hz panel helps keep motion sharp during fast-paced gameplay, while AMD FreeSync Premium and Auto Low Latency Mode help reduce screen tearing and input lag when connected to a compatible console or gaming PC. Also, a screen this large can feel far more immersive, especially for racing games, sports titles, and open-world adventures. The TV uses Amazon's Fire TV as its smart TV platform, giving users access to major streaming services without needing an external streaming stick. Voice control through Alexa is built in, and the interface will be familiar to anyone who has used a Fire TV device before. Toshiba has also included a 50-watt 2.1-channel speaker system with a dedicated bass woofer, which delivers fuller sound than what you'll find on many TVs in this category. It won't replace a dedicated surround sound setup, but it's good enough that you may not feel the need to add a soundbar right away.

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This Complete Philips Smart Door Lock Bundle Is 40% Off Right Now

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8 July 2026 at 12:30
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The Philips WiFi Keypad Door Lock with Handle is down to $109.98 from its usual $179.99 price, marking its lowest price so far, according to price-trackers. For that price, you’re getting a smart deadbolt, keypad, fingerprint reader, app controls, and a matching handle set in one package. Many smart locks at this price only replace the deadbolt, so the included handle makes this feel like a more complete front-door upgrade without buying extra hardware. That said, it runs on eight AA batteries, and those are not included.

The day-to-day convenience is the real reason to consider it—since it connects directly to 2.4GHz wifi, there's no separate bridge or hub to buy, plug in, or troubleshoot later. Once connected, you can unlock the door with your fingerprint, enter a PIN on the keypad, use the Philips Home Access app, or stick with a physical key when needed. The app is especially useful if you need to check whether the door is locked, see recent access history, or let someone in while you're not home—it lets you create different types of codes for different people, including one-time codes for guests or recurring codes for cleaners, dog walkers, or family members. It also works with both Alexa and Google Assistant, so checking whether the front door is locked can be as simple as asking a smart speaker.

Philips says the lock is designed for doors between 1⅜ and 1¾ inches thick, and installation should be manageable with a screwdriver, though replacing both a deadbolt and handle still takes some patience. Once installed, you can set it to relock automatically within 0 to 180 seconds after closing. In all, this is probably more smart lock than you need if you only want a basic keypad. But if you want app control, fingerprint entry, guest codes, and a cleaner-looking handle set in one box, this Philips deal makes sense at just over $100.

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This Samsung Gaming Monitor With Adjustable Stand Is $100 Off Right Now

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9 July 2026 at 13:00
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Samsung’s 27-inch Odyssey G5 (G51F) gaming monitor has dropped to $149.99 on Amazon, which is the lowest price it has reached so far, according to price trackers. That’s a noticeable discount from its usual $249.99 price, and it makes a lot more sense now for anyone ready to move on from a basic 1080p setup without jumping into the much higher cost of OLED displays. It’s a flat panel (unlike Samsung’s many curved gaming displays), with a matte coating that helps minimize glare in brighter rooms, and comes with a stand that supports height, tilt, and pivot adjustments (something many budget gaming monitors skip entirely).

The G51F’s combination of 180Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and AMD FreeSync support makes fast-paced games look smoother and feel more responsive than they do on standard 60Hz displays, especially in shooters, racing games, and competitive multiplayer titles. The VA panel also helps the monitor deliver deeper blacks and stronger contrast than many IPS alternatives in this price range, so darker games and movies tend to look less gray and washed out. That said, while HDR10 support is included, buyers should keep expectations realistic—with 300 nits of brightness, this is more of a basic HDR experience than the kind of dramatic HDR you get from higher-end Mini LED or OLED displays.

Outside of gaming, the Odyssey G5 works reasonably well as a general-purpose monitor too. The sharper 1440p resolution makes multitasking easier, and the extra screen space helps when editing photos, managing spreadsheets, or keeping multiple windows open. Connectivity is decent as well, with HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB support for accessories and peripherals. That said, like many VA panels, it can show some motion smearing in darker scenes, and people who mainly play competitive esports games may still prefer faster IPS or OLED options. Still, for under $160, this makes for a practical upgrade for someone who wants sharper visuals, smoother gameplay, and a more versatile display without overspending.

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This LG OLED Gaming Monitor Is Just $379 Right Now

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24 July 2026 at 18:00
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OLED gaming monitors have become much easier to recommend over the last year, mostly because prices have started dropping below the $500 mark. LG’s 27GX704A-B UltraGear OLED is one of the better options in that category right now, with excellent motion handling, extremely low input lag, and the glossy WOLED panel that gives games a cleaner, more contrast-heavy look than many matte alternatives. It’s also down to $379 on Amazon, an over 50% discount from its launch price of $799 in 2025.

At this price, the LG 27GX704A-B lands much closer to premium IPS gaming monitors while still offering the contrast and motion performance OLED panels are known for. This is a 1440p display with a 240Hz refresh rate, so it’s clearly aimed at PC gamers who care more about responsiveness and motion clarity than pushing full 4K resolution. Competitive games like Valorant, Apex Legends, and Call of Duty benefit the most here because the near-instant response time keeps motion looking unusually sharp, even during fast camera movement or flicks across the screen. The panel itself uses LG’s newer third-generation WOLED technology and supports both FreeSync Premium Pro and G-SYNC compatibility, so screen tearing is less of an issue regardless of whether you use an AMD or NVIDIA graphics card.

One of the more noticeable differences between this model and LG’s earlier UltraGear OLED displays is the glossy screen coating—instead of the matte finish found on many gaming monitors, this panel looks clearer and a bit punchier in darker rooms because the coating doesn’t soften the image as much. Blacks look genuinely deep, HDR highlights stand out nicely, and games with darker environments benefit a lot from the OLED panel’s per-pixel lighting. The downside is that reflections become much more noticeable if your setup sits near a sunny window or a bright overhead light, and VRR flicker can appear when frame rates bounce around heavily in darker scenes. The LG 27GX704A-B is also positioned as an entry-level OLED gaming monitor, so you won’t get premium features like DisplayPort 2.1, a built-in KVM switch, or an especially advanced USB hub beyond two basic USB-A ports.

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This Acer OLED Gaming Monitor Is Over $200 Off Right Now

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27 July 2026 at 13:00
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A good OLED gaming monitor still costs more than most mid-range GPUs, which is why this Acer Predator X27U deal stands out. At $314.99, down from $549.99, this is the lowest price the monitor has hit so far, according to price-trackers.

For PC gamers, the Predator X27U gets most things right—the 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time make fast shooters and racing games feel incredibly smooth, especially if you are coming from a standard 144Hz LCD panel. Motion blur is minimal, and its FreeSync Premium compatibility helps reduce tearing without much setup hassle. The 1440p resolution also feels like a good balance for most people. You get sharper visuals than 1080p without needing the kind of graphics card power that 4K gaming still demands. Plus, its stand adjusts for height, tilt, swivel, and pivot, which sounds minor until you spend eight hours staring at a screen positioned slightly wrong.

The OLED panel makes a bigger difference than spec sheets usually explain. Dark scenes in games stop looking washed out, HDR content has more depth, and colors look richer without feeling oversaturated. Meaning, horror games, space games, and anything with nighttime scenes benefit from the perfect black levels and strong contrast in ways IPS panels still struggle to match. It also helps that Acer included features that make it easier to use outside of gaming, including USB-C connectivity and a built-in KVM switch (which lets you swap between a desktop and a laptop with the same keyboard and mouse).

That said, despite having HDMI 2.1 ports, the monitor does not fully support variable refresh rate on the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X, so console players will not get the same experience PC users do. Input lag also rises at lower refresh rates, though most PC players running games at higher frame rates probably will not notice it much. Still, if you're focused mainly on PC gaming, this deal makes a lot of sense. You are getting a fast 1440p OLED display with excellent motion handling and strong image quality at a price that used to buy a midrange LCD monitor just a couple of years ago.

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This TP-Link WiFi 7 Travel Router Is 31% Off Right Now

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30 July 2026 at 13:30
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A novel solution for connecting to the internet on the go, the TP-Link Roam 7 travel router is down to $89.99 (originally $129.99), which is its lowest price ever, according to price-trackers. This is not a full-size home router but, as the name suggests, a compact travel companion that measures roughly the size of a paperback book, with foldable antennas so it slips easily into a bag.

The idea of the Roam 7 is simple: You use it to take one internet connection and turn it into your own controlled network, whether you’re in a hotel, at an airport, or anywhere else. It is more about convenience than chasing top speeds—you can run it as a standard router, connect it to public wifi and create your own private network, or use USB tethering to share your phone’s internet. It supports Ethernet input, USB modems, and even using it as a range extender or wireless client. That flexibility comes in handy when you’re juggling a laptop, phone, and maybe a tablet on unreliable networks.

Setup is straightforward through the TP-Link Tether app: Scan a QR code, choose your connection type, and you’re online in a few minutes. On the hardware side, you get a 2.5 Gbps WAN port, a 1 Gbps LAN port, and a USB 3.0 port for storage or tethering. It runs on 5V/3A power over USB-C, so a basic power bank can keep it going. That makes it practical for travel or outdoor use.

As convenient as it is for travel, this isn't a good choice for your permanent home network. Even with Wifi 7, it doesn’t deliver the same coverage or sustained speeds as a larger router. The 5 GHz band can hit high theoretical numbers, but real-world performance depends heavily on your connection and setup. USB tethering, for example, can feel slower than using your phone directly. It also leaves out features like automatic band steering, so you may end up managing networks yourself. Still, if you travel often or need a portable network hub for multiple devices, it holds up pretty well.

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This Floatable Anker Speaker Is Nearly Half Off Right Now

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3 August 2026 at 13:00
By: Pradershika Sharma

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Anker’s floatable speaker, the Soundcore Boom 2, is down to $69.99 at Woot, a substantial discount from its usual $129.99 price and $40 less than Amazon’s current price of $109.99—making this its lowest recorded price, according to price trackers. Plus, shipping is free for Prime members ($6 for everyone else). This deal is scheduled to run for three weeks, although it could end sooner if the speaker sells out.

It has an IPX7 rating and can float, so it's fine around pools or at the beach without needing constant attention. If it falls into the water, it will come back up on its own—your music will cut out while it is submerged, since Bluetooth cannot transmit through water—but in most situations, the bigger advantage is that the speaker itself survives without any issues.

Sound-wise, the Boom 2 delivers up to 80 watts through a setup that includes two tweeters and a dedicated woofer, which is enough to fill a large room or carry across an outdoor space. There’s also a BassUp feature that boosts the low end; turning it off noticeably reduces the impact, so you will likely want to keep it on for a fuller, heavier sound. You can also pair a second unit for stereo sound, though it is limited to Bluetooth since there’s no wifi support. Speaking of, battery life is rated at up to 24 hours, but that figure assumes moderate volume with lights and bass boost turned off. In real use, especially at higher volumes, expect less.

The design focuses more on durability than refinement, and the sound, while loud, does not have the same balance you get from speakers like the JBL Flip 6 or Sony SRS-XB23, especially in the mids and highs. The companion app helps by letting you adjust the EQ and control the lighting, which gives you some flexibility to shape the sound. Still, this is not meant for detailed listening sessions or for someone who prioritizes audio precision, notes this PCMag review. It works best for people who want a speaker that can handle unpredictable environments, play loud without much effort, and keep going through a full day of use.

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