We’re awkwardly sandwiched between Amazon’s October Heads Day event and next month’s Black Friday sales, so it’s a slow week for tech deals. That said, we’ve found some serious discounts on premium OLED TVs Samsung and LGentry level Apple Pencilour favorite cheap working headphonesis recommended power banks, Sony headphones and more. Here are the best tech deals you can still get this week.
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Samsung S90C OLED TV (65″) for $1,300 ($300 off MSRP) at Best Buy: The S90C’s QD-OLED panel offers the typical benefits of an OLED TV – excellent contrast with deep blacks, clear motion, wide viewing angles, and more. – combines quantum dots with a layer. The latter helps deliver a wider gamut of more vibrant colors and generally improved brightness compared to traditional OLED sets. This model is from 2023, but it received high signs throughout the the web and the differences between it newer S90D they are not massive. For reference, this updated kit costs $300 more as of this writing. Of course, we may see more discounts as we get closer to Black Friday, but right now this deal is only $20 more than the lowest price we’ve tracked for the 65-inch model. This too Available on Amazonalbeit from a third party vendor.
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LG C3 OLED TV (65″) for $1,297 ($203 off) at Amazon: LG C3 is another premium TV from last year. His WOLED the panel isn’t as bright or as rich in color as a good QD-OLED set, but it offers a high level of contrast, motion response and viewing angles. Like the S90C, it has four HDMI 2.1 ports and can play 4K at 120Hz, the maximum refresh rate supported by the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. Unlike the S90C, it supports the popular Dolby Vision HDR format. Its webOS software is generally easier to manage than Samsung’s Tizen platform. Outside of select store deals and a very brief drop to $1,245 earlier this year, this is the lowest price we’ve seen for the 65-inch variant. Again there is newer model is available, but most reviews suggest it’s not a huge upgrade and currently costs an extra $300.
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Sony ULT Wear for $148 ($52 off) at Amazon: Although not the top pick in our ULT Wear guide best wireless headphonesIf you prefer a (very) bass-heavy sound profile, they’re worth considering at this price. Decent active noise cancellation, a sleek design, above-average call quality and a solid 40-hour battery life add to the appeal, though you still have to really “press” them to enjoy them. We gave it to the couple 78 points in our view. This deal marks an all-time low, and it’s also available here Walmart.
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Apple Pencil (USB-C) for $65 ($14 off) at Walmart: Here’s a new low price for Apple’s entry-level iPad stylus. This model doesn’t support pressure sensitivity or wireless charging, so those who can afford it can upgrade to one of the following. Apple’s more expensive pencils should do so. But if you want — or own — a pen for casual scribbles or notes 10th generation iPadwhich does not support these better options – should do the job at a more palatable price.
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Apple Magic Keyboard for 13-inch (M4) iPad Pro for $300 ($49 off) at Amazon: Yes 13-inch iPad Pro it’s more iPad than most people need, so dropping another $300 to bundle it with a keyboard is definitely overkill. But if you’re going to make the Pro your primary computer, it is the keyboard itself does it’s extremely well made, and this deal saves you some cash compared to buying directly from Apple. This is another new low.
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JLab Go Air Sport for $14 ($16 off) at Amazon: Go Air Sport is the budget option in our guide headphones that work best. They’re not the cleanest-sounding set of wireless headphones around, but their hook-type design stays in place while you’re on the go. IP55 waterproof rating and most importantly, they are very affordable. This deal is among the lowest prices we’ve tracked; just clip the coupon on the $6 page and note that it only applies to teal. Other colors also retail for $20, which is still a decent price.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max + Xbox Core Wireless Controller (Sky Cipher) + 1 Month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $80 at Amazon ($67 off): If you’re in the market for a streaming stick and a new Xbox controller, Amazon is bundling the top-of-the-line Fire TV Stick with the aforementioned gamepad at a discount. It’s basically a contract because it’s “Sky Code” A version of the Series X/S pad that’s usually between $60 and $70 on its own. (If you don’t care about color, you’ll be able to save even more by getting the Max and a standard Xbox controller separately around Black Friday.) Amazon is offering this bundle to enhance the streamer’s capabilities. sells for Play Xbox games it’s on the cloud, so it spends a month on Game Pass Ultimate. 4K Max still tries to top Prime Video and other Amazon services, but it’s fast and supports all the major apps. We also found it to be surprisingly decent retro game machine.
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Mario vs. Donkey Kong For $40 (pass) ($10 off) at Woot: Amazon subsidiary Woot a less discounts in first-party Nintendo Switch games, including this remake of the popular Game Boy Advance puzzle-platformer Mario vs. Donkey Kong. It might not be so good like its predecessor (there are several games), but we still called it “a solid mix of engagement and depth.” in our view. This is its lowest price ever. Other games published by Nintendo, e.g Kirby and the Forgotten Land and Princess Peach: Showtime! but also at or near all-time lows.
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Resident Evil 4 (PS5) for $22 ($8 off) at Amazon: In other video game deals, this is the lowest for last year’s physical PS5 copy Resident Evil 4 to do again. The Xbox version available at the same price. Remember that you can save a few dollars via PSN if you don’t mind buying digital.
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Eternal Torment (PC) Free on Amazon ($40 off, Prime only): This offer was broadcast live it’s been a week now, but it’s still worth a PSA: Amazon Prime subscribers can get the PC version wonderfully chaotic FPS Eternal Torment for no extra cost. You’ll have to claim it through the Microsoft Store instead of Steam or GOG, but it’s free. BioShock Remasteredanother classic FPS available for the same price.
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Anker Prime Power Bank for $90 at Amazon ($40 off): Anker Prime is the best choice in our guide best power banks. That might be overkill for many, but its massive 20,000mAh capacity and dual 100W USB-C ports allow it to charge multiple laptops at full speed, let alone smartphones and tablets. On top of that, there’s a 65W USB-A port, plus a handy display that notifies you of battery status. We’ve seen this sale a few times before, but this one matches its all-time low. The deal is also available here Anker.com with the code WS7DV2DWW6CW.
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Samsung Bar Plus USB Flash Drive (128GB) for $13 ($8 off) at Amazon: If a simple stick is all you need to store and transfer files, the Bar Plus is a basic but reliable thumb drive. We saw this discount earlier in the month during Amazon’s October Prime Day sale, but it also comes within a dollar of the drive’s all-time low price. The 128GB model has typically sold for between $15 and $20 in the past year.
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Lexar Professional 1066x microSD card (1TB) for $75 ($15 off) at Amazon: Professional 1066x is a serviceable (if not impossible) microSD card we recommended in the past. This is another remaining Prime Day deal, but it’s about $15 off the street price we’ve typically seen for the 1TB model over the past few months.
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Razer Basilisk V3 Gaming Mouse for $40 ($30 off) at Amazon: We recommend Basilisk V3 a guide to buying gaming mice for those who don’t mind using a cable and prefer a more ergonomic, right-handed shape. This deal has been live for a few weeks now, but it still matches the device’s lowest price yet. Note that Razer is a updated version earlier this month with an improved sensor — we’ll be testing it soon, but the improvements seem fairly minor in practice.
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