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Top Tech Deals
Fire HD 8, $70 | Fire Tablet, $40
Once again, Amazon’s offering big deals on a selection of its popular Fire Tablets. You can get a standard 7" Fire Tablet for $40, but I’d probably opt for the $70 Fire HD 8, which has double the storage, better Wi-Fi, five extra hours of battery life, and a larger, sharper screen.
And in case you missed it last week, Amazon’s Kindle lineup is still $30-$50 off, for Prime members only.
2-Pack Mpow Waterproof Phone Cases, $8
It’s officially beach season, and these cheap waterproof cases will keep your phones safe from the sand, and even let you use them as underwater cameras.
Refurb GoPro HERO4 Session, $110
GoPro’s lilliputian HERO Session is a very solid little action cam, but while supplies last, GoPro’s blowing out certified refurbs for just $110, the best price we’ve ever seen.
Tile is the ultimate device for anyone who can’t stop losing her things, and a single Tile Slim is back down to its best price ever of $24.
If you aren’t familiar, you just slide this thing into your wallet, keep it in your car, stick it in your luggage...anything you frequently misplace, and the Tile app on your phone can ping them over Bluetooth and cause them to beep until you find what you’re looking for. And if your lost item is outside of your phone’s Bluetooth range, it’ll show up on a map automatically any time another Tile user comes into range.
Today’s $24 deal on the Tile Slim is $6 less than usual, and actually a dollar better than Black Friday if you missed out last year.
Jackery Jewel, $11 with code ISGHK383
Jackery makes some of the most popular battery packs around, but the Jackery Jewel is unlike anything else on the market.
Really, the Jewel isn’t so much a battery pack as it is a Lightning cable with a battery bulge in the middle, like a snake that just ate a rat. That 450mAh battery is only good for a ~15-20% charge, depending on the iPhone model, but that can be the difference between finishing the night with a working smartphone or an inert slab of glass. And of course, it also works as a standard Lightning cable, complete with passthrough charging and data transfer. Just use code ISGHK383 at checkout to get the best price ever.
Anker PowerCore Fusion, $20 with code KINJFUSN
One of the newest members of Anker’s insanely popular PowerCore battery pack family pulls double duty as a USB wall charger, and you can get one for an all-time low $20 with promo code KINJFUSN.
I played around with the PowerCore Fusion when it first launched, and loved it, mostly for the fact that it’s the only Anker battery pack that you can charge by plugging straight into the wall. You can read all of my impressions here, and then head over to Amazon to get yours for $6 off.
15% off PicasoLabs laptop sleeves with promo code KINJA015
Your laptop is one of the most expensive things you own, and it deserves to be treated as such. Rather than throwing it roughshod into your bag, slip it into one of PicasoLabs’ beautiful, hand-stitched leather sleeves, now on sale for the first time ever.
Jesus Diaz raved about these, and interviewed the creator, on Gizmodo a few years ago, and now you can pick your own from Amazon with promo code KINJA015, complete with custom engraving.
There are several options available, and prices will vary depending on the size of your laptop. They’re all designed specifically for various MacBook models, but compare measurements, and you could probably find one to fit your Windows Ultrabook as well. No matter which one you choose, you’ll save 15% at checkout with that promo code, and you won’t even have to pay extra for the engraving. This is the first discount they’ve ever offered to anyone, so treat yourself.
Kohree HDTV Bias Light (White), $10 with code 9QK4O6IU | RGB, $10 with code 74J7BQ6Z
HDTV bias lights are so cheap now, that you really don’t have any reason not to try one out.
These Kohree LED bias light strips plug directly into your TV’s USB port for power, and stick to the back of the set via built-in adhesive. Once you turn your TV on, the light strip will cast a soft glow on the wall behind it, which can reduce eyestrain when watching in the dark, and improve your TV’s perceived black levels.
Both the white and color models are $10 right now, so I’d probably opt for the RGB, unless it sell out.
1 Year NordVPN, $48 with code VIP70 | 2 Year Plan, $72 with code 2YSpecial2017
One day, we might get representatives in Washington that value their constituents’ privacy over corporate profits, but until then, it’s as good a time as any to sign up for a VPN service. Luckily, it costs less per month than a typical trip to Starbucks.
NordVPN has long been one of the most popular and reliable VPN providers out there, and if you sign up for a one-year membership, promo code VIP70 will drop your annual price from $69 to $48. If you’re sure you want to commit, use this link instead to get a special two year plan for $72 with code 2YSpecial2017. Lifehacker has recommended Nord in some previous guides, but if you have any firsthand experience with the service, sound off in the comments!
Top Home Deals
20% off TP-Link Smart Home Equipment with Code 20SMARTHOME
TP-Link has very quietly developed an impressive lineup of simple smart home gear, and you can save 20% on basically all of it today with promo code 20SMARTHOME.
I suspect most of you will use the code to bring the TP-Link Smart Plug and Smart Plug Mini down to $24, one of the best prices we’ve seen. These are basically exactly like WeMo Switches, save for the fact that they don’t work with IFTTT. If you have an Amazon Echo though, you can order them around with Alexa.
The code will also work on the TP-Link Smart Light Switch, which does exactly what you think it does, the Smart Plug with energy monitoring, and even their smart light bulb, which doesn’t require a hub.
4-Pack AmazonBasics Packing Cubes, $10-$11
Packing cubes can make organizing clothes and toiletries for your next trip a little less hellish, and this highly-rated set of four from AmazonBasics is only $10-$11 today, depending on the color. I have a set of these, and love them.
AmazonBasics 6-Piece Bakeware Set, $16
Not that you ever need an excuse to bake a cake or make some muffins, but AmazonBasics’ 6-piece baking set for $16 should give you some extra motivation to spend an afternoon in the kitchen.
Black & Decker Lithium Ion Chainsaw, $87
Rather than forcing you to drive to the gas station, fill a tank, pour the gas into your chainsaw, and pull a starter cord 10 times in vain, this Black & Decker battery-powered saw starts at just the push of a button. Now maybe you’ll actually get around to trimming your trees.
Purell 8-Pack 1 oz. Bottles with Jelly Wraps, $12
Can’t get enough Purell? Amazon will sell you eight mini bottles with jelly wraps for $12 today.
Ghost Paper Notebook, $20 with code KINJA999
Even (or perhaps, especially) in the age of laptops and tablets, many people prefer the tactile experience of jotting down notes with an actual pen and paper, and the most tactile experience of all comes from the Ghost Paper Notebook.
Rather than simply printing lines on the sheet to keep your letters straight, Ghost Paper’s lines are very slightly embossed, giving your pen an actual base from which to start each character. Shane tried one of these out last month and loved it, and you can get your own notebook for $5 off today with promo code KINJA999.
Eufy HomeVac Duo, $90 with code KINJADUO
Anker’s HomeVac Duo vacuum transforms from handheld to upright, has the impressive runtime you’d expect from the brand that makes your favorite battery packs, a washable HEPA filter, and a great warranty. That’s quite a package for $90, within $4 of the best price we’ve seen (back when it was branded as Anker, rather than Eufy, Anker’s home brand).
It’ll run for 24 minutes on a charge at full power, or an hour in eco mode, which should be sufficient for most average-sized homes. The standout feature though is definitely the detachable hand vac, which lets you clean furniture, shelves, and even your car with ease.
Hoover SteamVac, $84
If you’ve never steam-cleaned a carpet, get ready for an eyeopening experience when you see just how much crap a person can track into a home. At $84, this discounted Hoover SteamVac is perfect for keeping your carpets actually clean as opposed to just looking clean.
12-Pack Altoids Cinnamon Mint Tins, $10
Altoid mints are great, and Altoid tins are even better. Today on Amazon, you can get 12 tins of cinnamon mints for just $10. That’s a curiously strong deal.
2-Pack OxyLED OxySense T-03s, $19 with code 2OXYT03S
We’ve seen plenty of deals on motion-sensing night lights this year, but most of them are made of plastic, and not particularly nice to look at. If that’s scared you off in the past, perhaps this deal will change your tune. Add two to your cart and use code 2OXYT03S to get them for $19.
Vansky Sunrise Alarm Clock, $26 with code YUMCIIOB
Philips Wake-Up lights have long been one of our readers’ favorite products, but now Vansky is making its own version for a lot less money.
Just like the Philips light, Vansky’s Sunrise Alarm Clock fades in a sunrise-simulating light for 30 minutes prior to your designated wake-up time, and then finishes the job with your choice of six natural alarms, or an FM radio station. That means by the time your alarm goes off, your body will already have begun the process of waking up, eliminating that awful feeling of being jolted out of a deep REM cycle. You can even choose from seven different light colors, a feature that doesn’t exist on any of Philips’ models.
I’ve had a Philips Wake-Up light for years, and absolutely love it, but $26 is an insanely great price for a feature-packed alternative.
Amazon Dash Buttons, $1 plus $5 first-use credit with code DASHBDAY. Limit three per customer.
Amazon’s Dash Buttons were born two years ago today, and everyone assumed it was an early April Fool’s joke at the time. But they’re still alive and clicking, and Amazon’s running a fantastic deal right now to celebrate their birthday.
For one week only, you can buy up to three Dash buttons of your choice for $1 each with promo code DASHBDAY. And as always, the first time you use them to order an item from Amazon, you’ll automatically receive a $5 discount. That basically means if you maximize this deal and use all three, you’ll be getting $12 worth of value essentially for free.
Haribo Gummi Bears - 5 Pounds, $10
It’s been over a month since the last time we posted a deal on Haribo Gold Bears, so you’ve finished your last bag and you’re ready for a resupply, Amazon’s marked it back down to $10 with Subscribe & Save, or $11 with standard shipping.
Also, fear not, these aren’t the sugar free ones that famously do horrible things to you body.
Royal Purple Max-Clean Fuel System Cleaner, $10
Periodically cleaning your fuel system can increase your car’s gas mileage and horsepower, and you can do it yourself for $10 today with this 20 ounce can of Royal Purple. Just pour it into a nearly empty gas tank before you fill up, and you’ll be good to go for 10,000 miles
Cast Iron Chainmail Scrubber, $10 with code 94SIKF62
One of the only downsides of cast iron pans is that they can be a nightmare to clean, but this 4.8 star-rated chainmail scrubber can scrape away caked-on food without hurting your seasoning, or resorting to soap. No wonder a similar item is in our bestsellers club. Today’s $10 deal isn’t on the brand we usually post, but it’s one of the best prices we’ve ever seen on an item like this.
Top Lifestyle Deals
Exerpeutic 900XL, $149 | Exerpeutic 400XL, $125
These Exerpeutic exercise bikes both have great review averages from over 2,000 Amazon customers, and both are about $25 less than usual today.
Silverback In-Ground Basketball Hoop, $500
If you want to practice your shooting, or for you Oregon fans out there, your rebounding, this in-ground adjustable hoop is $300 off its usual price in today’s Amazon Gold Box.
Hanes 5-Pack Comfort Soft Waistband Boxer Briefs, $19
Hanes’ Comfort Soft Waistband boxer briefs are our readers’ favorite men’s underwear, and you can get five pairs for $19 from Amazon right now. I bet you can find five pairs in your drawer right now that are past their prime.
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