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The CMF by Nothing Speaker M is on sale for $89 ($20 off) at Amazon and Walmart. The colorful Bluetooth speaker features swappable panels and knobs, along with customizable sound settings, and can pair with a second Speaker M for stereo sound. It’s also well-suited for outdoor use, thanks to an IP68 water and dust resistance rating and up to 18 hours of battery life.

The Beats 360 have only been out for about a month, but Amazon is already offering $21 off the sweat-resistant ANC headphones, bringing the price down to $329 for a limited time. The current discount applies only to the black model, but hey, you can always swap the knit ear cups for something more colorful if you’re feeling adventurous. Read our review.

If you’re as excited as we are for the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake for the Nintendo Switch 2, you can pick up a copy at Best Buy at midnight ET on November 5th. The retailer also announced that physical locations will have limited quantities of Nintendo’s special edition console and Switch 2 Pro Controller on release day as well.

While far from the only wireless earbuds that work with PS5, Sony’s Pulse Explore are a great value at $128.03 (normally $150), aka their current sale price on Amazon. They offer great sound quality, active noise cancellation, and their PlayStation Link button makes pairing them with the PlayStation Portal easy. You can connect them with other devices via Bluetooth or using the included USB-A dongle.

You can pick up the Anker Prime 3-in-1 Foldable MagSafe Charger on Amazon for $99.73 ($50 off), which is just $5 shy of its best price to date. The pocket-friendly charger folds flat, so you can quickly juice your iPhone at up to 25W; it can also fast-charge an Apple Watch and power a pair of AirPods simultaneously.

Amazon recently announced its first 4K-capable Blink Mini camera, but the better deal right now is on the last-gen Mini 2K Plus. For a limited time, you can get the indoor wired cam at Amazon and Best Buy for $16.99 ($23 off), which is just $1 shy of its lowest price to date. Read more.

Humble is now offering the Sci-Fi Exposure bundle at its site, with pledges for all eight games costing $25. You’ll get Bungie’s 2026 version of Marathon (great game), all three remastered Crysis games, RoboCop: Rogue City, and both Ghostrunner games, to name the most notable inclusions. Proceeds are split between Humble, the publishers, and the charity.water non-profit organization.

I wish I had seen earlier that Criterion’s rare “everything’s half off” sale was happening. Alas, there’s an hour left until in-stock products go back to their regular prices. I could inflict a lot of financial damage with just a few minutes of perusing the catalog. Unfortunately, if you were hoping to grab The Complete Kubrick, Criterion’s new $599.95 4K Blu-ray collection at half off, it’s sold out for now.

Ever since a colleague recommended the squishy Muid Benson Lying Flat Duck Night Light, I’ve been obsessed. Back to its best price of the year at $13.59 ($3 off) at Amazon, it offers adjustable warm lighting, a 30-minute timer, and even doubles as a smartphone holder, because why not?

While two colors have already sold out, Woot has the 8BitDo Pro 3 in grey for $46.99, 33 percent lower than the list price. This wireless controller is compatible with the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, as well as Windows, Apple, SteamOS, and Android devices. Despite its budget-friendly price tag, the Pro 3 is surprisingly well-equipped, with TMR joysticks, an included charging dock, and swappable buttons. Read our review.

The Baseus Picogo AM52 is down to its lowest price yet, just $35.99 at Amazon when you use coupon code WSXAHGWV at checkout. This sleek and lightweight MagSafe power bank charged faster than every other option we tested, and supports most iPhone 16 and newer phones at the full 25W wireless speed.

Apple TV is usually $14.99 per month, but some Amazon Prime subscribers have the opportunity to save big on two months of the subscription. Lucky subscribers can sign up for two months at a rate of $1.99 monthly before the usual rate kicks in. The offer ends on October 28th.