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Greetings, readers! It’s a delightful Saturday, and it feels like just yesterday when Amazon flooded us with discounts and deals during Prime Day. Although the event is over, some retailers are bringing back Prime Day pricing on various items. For instance, Best Buy and Target are currently selling Amazon’s ad-supported Kindle for only $64.99 (a $35 discount), its lowest price ever.
Amazon’s latest entry-level Kindle can be considered a budget version of the 2021 Kindle Paperwhite. This e-reader boasts a 6-inch display with a sharp 300ppi resolution, along with easier access to ePub files and a USB-C port for faster charging. The main difference between the two models is that the base Kindle is not waterproof. However, if you’re looking for essential features and a convenient way to enjoy our favorite tech books, this omission is easy to overlook.
There’s an abundance of great tech available for under $25, as showcased in our guide to affordable gadgets. The Chromecast with Google TV (HD) usually falls outside this price range, but it’s currently on sale for $19.99 ($10 off) at Best Buy, Target, and the Google Store, matching its lowest-ever price.
Similar to Walmart’s Onn box, Google’s HD streaming device offers excellent value for its price, making it an ideal choice to upgrade a secondary TV or an older model. While it is limited to 1080p resolution, it provides access to all your favorite streaming apps and features user-friendly controls. The sleek and modern design of the device, combined with its affordable price, is truly a steal, costing less than a single cinema ticket for Oppenheimer.
Besides T-Swift tickets, see-through gadgets have also gained significant popularity recently, with impressive options like the Beats Studio Buds Plus. The Nothing’s Ear Stick earbuds epitomize the trend of transparent tech, and you can currently purchase them from Nothing for $79 ($20 off).
Similar to the Nothing Ear 2 earbuds, the Ear Stick combines both style and substance. These open-style earbuds are an improvement over Nothing’s previous model, offering better battery life, improved press controls, and a more balanced sound profile. Made of transparent plastic that showcases Nothing’s unique branding, these earbuds come with a stylish tube-like charging case, surpassing the designs of competitors like Apple and Google.
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