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Cyber Monday 2024 brings a plethora of deals at Best Buy, offering significant discounts on tech gadgets like laptops, TVs, and smart home devices. Highlights include the Hisense 43-inch QLED TV for $160, Apple MacBook Air for $899, and Sonos Era 100 Smart Speaker for $200. The sale features a range of products from Chromebooks to smart speakers, making it an ideal time for tech enthusiasts to snag their desired gadgets at reduced prices.
Polygon's holiday gift guide offers a curated selection of 43 gifts for gamers and tech enthusiasts, featuring items like Lego's Dungeons & Dragons minifigs, the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset, and the Steam Deck. The guide includes a range of price points and categories, from board games and gaming accessories to tech gadgets, ensuring there's something for everyone on your shopping list.
The Verge has curated a 2024 holiday gift guide for new parents, featuring a mix of tech gadgets and practical items to ease the challenges of parenting. The guide includes recommendations like a video baby monitor, smart glasses for hands-free photo capturing, and a convertible car seat/stroller. Other suggestions range from noise-canceling headphones to personalized baby books, aiming to provide both functional and thoughtful gifts for new parents navigating the early stages of parenthood.
Joe Maring from Digital Trends shares the tech lineup he's packing for CES 2024, including the iPhone 15 Pro Max for its lightweight titanium body and reliable features, the Google Pixel 8 Pro for its superior recorder app, the OtterBox Wireless Power Bank for MagSafe to keep his iPhone charged, the Anker 747 Charger for its multi-device charging capabilities, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 for its robust design and notification management, the Whoop 4.0 for advanced fitness tracking, the AirPods Max for noise cancellation on flights, and the M1 MacBook Air for its efficiency in handling work tasks. This selection aims to ensure seamless coverage and productivity during the hectic CES week.
Amazon has reduced the price of the Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) to $189, matching the low price from October Prime Day 2023, offering a 24% discount off the regular price of $249. The AirPods Pro feature enhanced noise cancellation, improved transparency mode, and come with a MagSafe charging case that provides up to 30 hours of battery life. This deal is part of Amazon's continued offerings on Apple products, which also include discounts on the Apple Watch SE, iPad, MacBook Air, and AirTags.
The Xbox Series S Toaster, which imprints the Xbox sphere logo onto toast, is now available for purchase at Walmart for $40. This quirky kitchen appliance can toast two slices of bread and features six browning levels, an LED countdown, and bagel and defrost settings. This release follows the Xbox Series X Mini Fridge, indicating Xbox's continued interest in themed kitchen gadgets.
eBay's New Year's sale offers significant discounts on tech gadgets, including Sony’s WH-1000XM5 headphones and WF-1000XM5 earbuds, with the headphones available for $278.40 and the earbuds for $222.40 using the promo code NEWYEARDEAL. Other deals include the Fitbit Inspire 3 at a low price and discounts on various other electronics like the Beats Fit Pro earbuds and Samsung Galaxy Buds FE. The sale runs through January 7th, and customers can find additional deals on smartwatches, fitness trackers, and PC games.
PhoneCam is a new, compact AI-powered body camera designed for personal use, offering a way for individuals to record their surroundings and send distress signals to emergency contacts. It's smaller than a BIC lighter, attaches easily to clothing or objects, and connects to a smartphone for control and storage. With plans to incorporate advanced AI features like face and object recognition, PhoneCam aims to enhance personal safety and provide useful information in various situations. SLIMDESIGN expects to start production in 2024, with the device priced at $69. PhoneCam emphasizes data security, with local storage on U.S. servers and activation-based recording to protect privacy.