Black Friday and Cyber Monday are just over a month away, with Thanksgiving falling on November 28 this year (yes, I checked!). While we eagerly await the best year-end discounts, several noteworthy sales on recommended tech products are currently available. For instance, the space gray M2 MacBook Air, our top choice for a budget Apple laptop, is down to $700 with an on-page coupon. If you’re interested in making delicious ice cream at home, the Ninja Creami is available for $160 with a coupon code that gives you $40 off. There are also discounts on various Anker batteries and accessories, along with a few video games on sale. Here are the best tech deals you can still grab today:
- Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker for $160 at Ninja ($40 off): Use the code CREAMI40 to save $40 off the list price directly from Ninja. This 7-in-1 ice cream maker is not your average appliance; it’s designed to create high-end frozen treats, similar to those found in restaurants.
- Anker Prime Power Bank (27,650mAh) for $130 at Amazon ($50 off): This powerful battery, featured in our laptop battery guide, offers ample charge for laptops, tablets, and phones. It can even be paired with an optional dock for easy recharging. This sale price is just $5 more than its all-time low.
- Anker 633 Magnetic Battery (10,000mAh) for $40 at Amazon ($40 off): Another Anker battery on sale, this MagSafe-compatible option is available at half price.
- Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 Trackers (4-pack) for $64 at Amazon ($36 off): While this isn’t the lowest price we’ve seen (it dropped to $60 over Labor Day), it’s still a solid discount on our favorite Bluetooth tracker for Samsung devices. We appreciate the design and the large finding network that helps locate lost items.
- Apple Watch Series 10 for $370 at Amazon ($30 off): Recently released, the Series 10 Watch is now at its lowest price yet. It received a rating of 90 in our review for its thinner frame and larger screens, making it our favorite smartwatch overall. The 42mm model is now $370 (down from $399), and the 46mm model is $399 (down from $429) in Jet Black.
- Apple Watch Ultra 2 (small band) for $700 at Amazon ($99 off): For those with smaller wrists (or those planning to swap out the band), this model features a titanium case and is nearly $100 off. The sale applies only to the small size of the Alpine Loop in indigo or olive.
- Anker Charging Station (100W) for $40 at Amazon ($20 off): As someone who tests multiple electronic devices daily, I found this compact charging station invaluable. It has enough ports to handle everything at once—something I wish I’d taken advantage of sooner.
- Apple MacBook Air (2022, M2) for $700 at Amazon ($299 off): This model is currently priced at $700, close to its lowest price ever. The space gray version requires a $149 coupon on the $849 discounted price. Other colors have also dropped to that low price recently. This 2022 model received high praise in our review and is Engadget’s pick for the best budget MacBook.
- Samsung S90C OLED TV (65″) for $1,300 at Best Buy ($300 off MSRP): This 2023 model has received excellent reviews, with minimal differences compared to the newer S90D, which is $300 more. This deal is about $20 above the lowest price we’ve tracked for the 65-inch model.
- Roborock Q5 DuoRoller+ for $300 at Amazon ($150 off): Recognized as one of the best budget robot vacuums, this model boasts strong suction, precise LiDAR mapping, and robust app and voice controls. The 33% discount is a record low.
- Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) for $300 at Amazon ($49 off): If you’ve purchased the 13-inch iPad Pro and want the matching keyboard, this sale makes it a worthwhile investment. The keyboard pairs seamlessly with Apple devices and is well-made, making it a new low price.
- Anker Prime 67W USB C Charger for $40 at Amazon ($60 off): This price is about $2 more than the all-time low from last Black Friday. Anker is a top choice for chargers and batteries, so this is a great option for quickly charging your smaller devices.
- JLab Go Air Sport for $14 at Amazon ($16 off): The Go Air Sport is our budget pick for the best running headphones. Its hook design ensures they stay in place, and they’re water-resistant enough to handle sweat and light rain. This price is close to the lowest we’ve seen, but remember to click the $6 on-page coupon for the teal colorway.
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max + Xbox Core Wireless Controller (Sky Cipher) + 1-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $80 at Amazon ($67 off): This bundle promotes the ability to play Xbox games over the cloud using the Fire TV Stick 4K Max. It includes the streaming stick, the “Sky Cipher” version of the Series X/S controller (typically priced between $60 and $70), and a month of Game Pass Ultimate. The 4K Max also serves as a surprisingly good retro gaming machine.
- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for $45 at Woot ($25 off): This discount matches the lowest price for one of our favorite Switch games, which is a sequel to the acclaimed Breath of the Wild. This installment offers more of Hyrule to explore and presents many new challenges.
- Mario vs. Donkey Kong (Switch) for $40 at Woot ($10 off): Woot has several Nintendo Switch games on sale, including the lowest price for the remake of the beloved Game Boy Advance puzzle-platformer. We noted it as a “solid mix of challenge and depth” in our review. You can also grab Kirby and the Forgotten Land for $40 (33% off) and Princess Peach: Showtime! for $45 (25% off).
- Resident Evil 4 (PS5) for $20 at Amazon ($10 off): This is an all-time low for the physical PS5 version of last year’s Resident Evil 4 remake, matching the digital price on PSN. The Xbox version is available for $22 at Amazon.
- Razer Basilisk V3 Gaming Mouse for $40 at Amazon ($30 off): We recommend the Basilisk V3 in our gaming mouse guide for those who prefer a wired, ergonomic design. This deal has been available for a couple of weeks and matches the device’s all-time low. Note that Razer released an updated version with an improved sensor earlier this month, which we’ll be testing soon.
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