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SAVE $80.02: The 65-inch TCL Class S5 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for $369.97, down from the list price of $449.99. That's an 18% discount.

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February is shaping up to be an exciting month for sports fans. On deck, we have the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy with an opening ceremony happening on Feb. 6. Olympic events will then take place throughout the month with a closing ceremony on Feb. 22. In addition to this international stage, we have the biggest game of the NFL season happening on Feb. 8. All of this action means you need to have a sports-worthy TV. Thankfully, there's a solid model on sale today at Amazon.

As of Jan. 26, the 65-inch TCL Class S5 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for $369.97, marked down from the normal price of $449.99. That's an 18% discount that shaves a nice $80.02 off the price.

One of the best times of the year to buy a new TV with significant savings it during football playoff season, and this year has been no exception. We're seeing great discounts in all sizes to help get you prepared for the big game. Plus, this year we have the winter Olympics to look forward to.

SEE ALSO: The 65-inch Hisense Class U8 Mini-LED TV is on sale for under $1,000 at Amazon — save $500

A 65-inch TV is a great size for most rooms, and TCL is one of the best budget brands in the business. Pair those together, and the 65-inch TCL Class S5 4K TV proves to be a worthy model. The LED TV has 4K ultra-high definition resolution. The LED backlight helps with brightness, contrast, and showing deep blacks. Should you want to use this model for gaming, it comes with a 120Hz refresh rate.

This model also gets extra points for being a Fire TV. Built in to the TV, you'll have the power of a Fire TV to keep your favorite streaming apps easy to access. Plus, you get the help of Alexa.

Before the delivery date of a new TV passes the major sports weekend that begins of Feb. 6, secure your fresh, upgraded TV thanks to today's deal on the 65-inch TCL Class S5 4K TV. You'll be spending under $370, and Amazon is tossing in free deluxe delivery into the room of your choice with removal of packaging.

In my quest to launch a SaaS app, I tried out several different hosts, including two of the biggest players for Next.js websites. However, I settled on an unlikely alternative that costs less and delivers more: a VPS. Here’s how I ditched Vercel and Cloudflare Pages for my own VPS, and why I think you should too.

Crossovers and SUVs have taken over showrooms, and somewhere along the way the sedan got treated like a bad idea. We’re told we need more height, tougher looks, and all-wheel drive just to survive a commute that mostly involves traffic lights and potholes.

microSD cards are fantastic storage tools, but they’ve never been one to win file transfer speed records—that is, until microSD Express. The latest microSD standard could completely revolutionize portable storage, and I can’t wait to see what’s in store.

SAVE $500: The DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo is on sale at Amazon for $1,099, down from the normal price of $1,599. That's a 31% discount that matches the record low at Amazon.

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Despite the FCC ban on foreign drones, you can still get yourself a DJI drone. The fine print of the ban explains that any drone already in the country are excluded from the new legislation, which means they're fair game for ownership and operation. However, that means stock is dwindling, so if you're searching for a DJI drone, check out this deal.

The DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo is on sale for $1,099 at Amazon, marked down from the standard price of $1,599. That's a 31% discount that takes a hefty $500 off the price. It also matches the record low at Amazon.

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The DJI Mini 5 Pro is a premium drone and the Fly More Combo makes it just that much more appealing. The bundle includes the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone itself, the DJI RC 2 camera-drone remote controller, a set of filters, three DJI Mini 5 Pro Intelligent Flight batteries, three propeller sets, a shoulder bag, and more. Boiled down, this is everything you'd want for an epic drone set-up.

In terms of performance, the DJI Mini 5 Pro is a stellar model. It has a one-inch CMOS camera with 4K HDR filming at 60fps. You can also go with 4K 120fps for slow-motion filming. DJI also made this model especially appealing for night flying thanks to the 360 degree Nightscape Omnidirectional Sensing and Nighttime return-to-home function. DJI's ActiveTrack 360° technology is a must-have feature if you'll be filming moving subjects like a cyclist, skier, or surfer.

While it's still in stock and on sale for a record-low price, snag the DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo. The bundle is packed with advanced accessories while still being a perfect model for beginners.

Resident Evil is a series that, I'll admit, I appreciate more than I like. It has nothing to do with the quality of the games, mind you, but more to do with the fact that they're usually some combination of scary and anxiety-inducing. It's a compliment, really. They work a little too well on me.

So, when I sat down for a beefy three-hour demo of the next mainline game in the series, Resident Evil Requiem, I wasn't sure what I would get out of the experience. Requiem has an interesting two-pronged approach that tries to reconcile the more classic horror elements of the earlier games in the series with the balls-to-the-wall action vibes of games like Resident Evil 4, to the point where that game's protagonist, Leon S. Kennedy, is back as one of the two playable characters in this game. I figured I would like playing as Leon, at least, but I wasn't sure about Grace Ashcroft, the other character who represents the more exploratory, stealthy, and puzzle-solving-focused side.

Despite my worries that I wouldn't quite gel with what was going on in Requiem due to my own personal weaknesses, it turns out Capcom is really good at making video games, and I had nothing to fear. Except for all the horrible zombies who wanted to murder me, anyway. Resident Evil Requiem's dual-protagonist structure made a heck of a first impression in the demo I played and left me feeling pretty confident in Capcom's ability to make a game that satisfies both ends of the Resident Evil spectrum.

SEE ALSO: Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025: the hot console's first year evaluated Two characters, two play styles Leon finally gets to use a chainsaw this time. Credit: Capcom

Capcom has politely requested that I keep story details to a minimum in this preview, which is honestly fine because I didn't see that much to begin with, and what I did see didn't really speak to me as someone without much investment in RE lore. All you need to know for now is that, at least in the portion of Requiem that I played, Leon and Grace are both trapped in the same messed-up medical institution full of zombified mutants and other grotesqueries for different reasons, and their stories seem to overlap only sparingly.

I found the basic structure of what I played to be pretty fascinating, especially in contrast to Resident Evil 6, Capcom's last attempt to fit multiple campaigns with different play styles into a single RE game. In that one, you chose a campaign from a menu, played through the whole thing as whatever character it was centered around, then did the same thing three more times. In Requiem, it seems that whoever you're playing as is dictated by where you are in the overall plot; in the demo I played, I started as Leon, then transitioned to Grace for a while, then went back to Leon to finish things off, all in a way that felt smooth and well-paced.

Leon's bits were shorter and more linear, as his whole deal these days is being a cool guy who kicks zombie ass. These parts felt like a very satisfying third-person shooter, with enemies who respond dynamically depending on where on the body you hit them and a litany of stylish melee finishing moves that Leon can perform on stunned enemies. This will feel very familiar to fans of the RE4 design philosophy.

I hope you like inventory management, because there's a lot of it here. Credit: Capcom

Grace could not be more different. Her portion of the demo was significantly longer and focused on exploration, resource management, and finding creative ways to just get from one point of the facility to another without getting eaten alive. I was pretty impressed by how relatively non-linear this section was. There were entire cutscenes or setpiece moments that I did in a different order from the other people playing around me, and while there's almost certainly an ideal speedrun route to doing everything in Grace's area, I found that there was a decent amount of freedom to it. Every player will eventually solve all these puzzles, but they won't necessarily do so in the same order, or at least that's the impression I got.

Speaking of puzzles, that part felt very Resident Evil to me in a good way. I spent most of Grace's section feverishly reading notes left by others to figure out how to unlock a variety of figurative and literal puzzle boxes. There's also a puzzle element to just navigating with Grace, as she doesn't have Leon's arsenal of weapons and attacks. She can still shoot enemies, but ammo is scarce, and her melee attacks are more in the vein of shoving enemies to the ground so you can run past them, in contrast to the Leon method of roundhouse kicking someone's head until it explodes.

Enemy placement in this game feels extremely intentional, and getting into the designers' heads as I played was part of the fun. If there's a big guy with a meat cleaver at the end of a hallway, that means I'm probably not supposed to go that way right now. That said, you do have the option of sneaking or sprinting past, if you feel bold.

It's all a matter of perspective First-person. Credit: Capcom And third-person. Credit: Capcom

The real magic of the demo occurred after I shifted back to Leon at the end of Grace's section. At that point, I was able to freely explore the same level from the perspective of someone with nothing to be afraid of. Leon is not only better equipped to fight whatever monstrosities Grace left behind, but he can actually open certain doors that Grace can't, thanks to the hand-axe he carries around. Yes, you can also use it to split open zombie heads.

Giving players a chance to run through areas a second time in a way that is dramatically less scary provides a refreshing bit of catharsis that I appreciated. I really enjoy it when games manipulate player perspective in that way, and Requiem seems built around that idea. Speaking of perspective, the entire game is playable in both first- and third-person, after Capcom spent the last two games forcing players into first-person before eventually patching in a somewhat janky third-person mode in Village. By default, Leon is in third-person, and Grace is in first-person, but I chose to play the whole demo in third-person because I felt it reduced the tension by a small (but definitely noteworthy) degree.

The best thing I can say about that is that I eventually forgot that what I was playing was designed to be played in first-person. It works remarkably well either way.

While a three-hour demo is not insubstantial, it still felt like a pretty small and enticing taste of what Resident Evil Requiem has to offer. I went into the session worried I wouldn't be able to finish the demo at all due to my weak constitution, but smart game design and just enough player empowerment through Leon's gameplay made it a really enjoyable experience. If the rest of Requiem is as good as what I played, we could have another Resident Evil banger on our hands, this time in a form that satisfies fans of different eras of the storied series.

Resident Evil Requiem launches on Feb. 27 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X, and Nintendo Switch 2.

Apple's long-rumored AirTag upgrade is finally here.

The company announced in a press release on Monday morning that the original AirTag is getting a product refresh with a higher range for finding items and a louder speaker for when you're closing in on your lost item. It's available now and comes at the same price as the previous models: $29 for one AirTag and $99 for a four-pack.

As of this writing, the AirTag 2 is not available on Amazon, but you can buy them online at the Apple store.

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Apple didn't reinvent the wheel with the new AirTag, opting to retain the same basic design that it had before. Instead, this upgrade seems to focus more on usability. It uses the same ultra-wideband chip as the most recent iPhones and Apple Watches, and Apple says that facilitates a juiced-up Precision Finding feature that now works from up to 50 percent farther away than the previous generation. The latest Apple Watches are also now compatible with Precision Finding, so you can track down your item from your wrist.

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According to Apple, the new speaker is also 50 percent louder than before. It also integrates with the Share Item Location feature in the Find My app on iOS. That means you can "temporarily and securely" share the location of a lost item with a third party like an airline that might need help tracking down lost luggage.

This may not be the foldable iPhone reveal everyone is waiting for in 2026, but it's a good start to the year for Apple, regardless.

Windows has been my bread and butter for most of my life, starting with Windows 3.1. Over time, it has just become more and more user-friendly, but in the last few years, and particularly since the advent of generative AI, working with Windows feels like wresting with an angry bear on a daily basis.

TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow Play Booster Box has dropped to just $149.99 at Amazon. That's $53 off its usual $203.40 list price.

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More multi-pack products in our favorite trading card games are seeing discounts, and it’s nice to see this fan-favorite Magic set in the mix. As of Jan. 26, the Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow Play Booster Box has been cut to $149.99 on Amazon. That's a steep $53 discount off its $203.40 list price — and one of the lowest prices we’ve ever seen for this critter-packed expansion. 

Bloomburrow has been a standout since launch thanks to its storybook fantasy vibe and a cast of heroic woodland creatures. Instead of planeswalkers and sprawling cities, this set zooms in on mice, frogs, bats, birds, squirrels, and more, all fighting to restore balance to a charming but dangerous valley. It’s a refreshing tonal shift for Magic, and will resonate with any new or lapsed players returning to see what these latest expansions are all about. 

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At $149.99, Amazon is currently undercutting Bloomburrow’s usual pricing by a wide margin.

The Play Booster Box includes 36 Play Boosters (that’s 504 cards total), making it especially appealing for Draft nights, Sealed events, or anyone who just loves cracking packs. Each booster contains 14 cards and a token or art card, with 1-4 rares or mythic rares per pack and a guaranteed Traditional Foil in every booster. There’s also a chance at borderless cards, foil land cards, and even ultra-rare foil mythics.

Play Boosters are designed to blend the best parts of Draft and Set Boosters, so they’re balanced for gameplay while still being fun to open. Whether you’re building a cube, hosting a casual draft with friends, or hunting for shiny woodland legends, Bloomburrow offers plenty of reasons to jump in.

For more MTG deals, you can also grab the Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn Eclipsed Play Booster Box at a massive discount right now. What’s more, MTG's Avatar: The Last Airbender Beginner Box is still down to its best-ever price on Amazon.

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG: Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection Box is down to $52.95 at Amazon. That's nearly $22 off its usual $74.49 list price.

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Premium Pokémon TCG boxes don’t always age gracefully price-wise, but this Mega Venusaur set is offering eight boosters and more for a decent price. As of Jan. 26, the Pokémon TCG Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection Box is now only $52.95 at Amazon — a $21.54 cut off its list price.

Like most collection boxes in the Pokémon trading card game, the Mega Venusaur Premium Collection Box comes with a selection of booster packs, a promo card, and bonus accessories. Here’s exactly what you’ll get:

• Mega Venusaur ex foil promo card

• Eight Pokémon TCG booster packs

• Oversized lenticular version of the Mega Venusaur ex foil promo card

• Mega Venusaur tech sticker

This deal almost brings the Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection Box down to its market value price vs. TCGplayer. Individually, booster packs of Journey Together, Mega Evolution, and Destined Rivals usually cost around $9 each on Amazon — costing around $72-73 if you bought eight packs of trading cards separately. This deal means you’re saving up to $20 on the booster packs alone, with the added promo card, oversized version, and the tech sticker as a nice bonus.

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If you’re after more packs from one particular Pokémon TCG expansion, you can also buy an eight-pack lot of Journey Together on sale for $64.95. For more savings on a premium collection, the Pokémon TCG: Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection is $100 off at Amazon.

Unlike Android phones, Apple hasn't qute embraced the ridiculous charging speeds that are possible with modern chargers and batteries, but that doesn't mean you can't get into a situation where your iPhone isn't charging as fast as it should.

I learned about TickTick from MKBHD’s 2020 What’s on My Phone video. Since then, it’s been my go-to task manager, and I’ve used it on Linux, Windows, and Android. I like its UI, especially its Windows desktop widget, solid task management features, and well-thought-out notification system.

German performance SUVs are often praised for their powerful engines and composed handling, but they also come with correspondingly high price tags. That’s why one Japanese-built SUV is turning heads in 2026 by delivering performance that feels every bit as sharp and capable, yet at pricing that stays closer to mainstream expectations. It’s a rare blend of driving excitement and value that few rivals can match in the current market.

TL;DR: Live stream Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks for free with a 30-day trial of Prime Video. Access this free live stream from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN.

Edmonton Oilers face off against the Anaheim Ducks in this week's edition of Monday Night Hockey. It's second meets third from the Pacific Division. We're expecting a huge contest between two star-studded lineups. Expect big performances from the likes of Bouchard and McDavid.

If you want to watch the Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks for free from anywhere in the world, we have all the information you need.

When is Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks?

Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks takes place at 8:30 p.m. ET on Jan. 26. This fixture will be played at Rogers Place.

How to watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks for free

Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks is available to live stream on Prime Video.

Fans in Canada can watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks (plus more Monday Night Hockey fixtures) for free with a 30-day trial of Amazon Prime. If you're abroad for this fixture, you might need to use a VPN to watch the NHL for free on Prime Video. This process is straightforward:

1. Sign up for a 30-day Amazon Prime trial (if you're not already a member)

2. Subscribe to a streaming-friendly VPN (like ExpressVPN)

3. Download the app to your device of choice (the best VPNs have apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Linux, and more)

4. Open up the app and connect to a server in Canada

5. Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks for free from anywhere in the world

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The best VPNs for streaming are not free, but most do offer free-trials or money-back guarantees. By leveraging these offers, you can access free live streams of the NHL without actually spending anything. This obviously isn't a long-term solution, but it does give you enough time to stream Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks in the NHL (plus more NHL fixtures) before recovering your investment.

If you want to retain permanent access to free live streams from around the world, you'll need a subscription. Fortunately, the best VPN for streaming live sport is on sale for a limited time.

What is the best VPN for the NHL?

ExpressVPN is the best service for bypassing geo-restrictions to stream the NHL, for a number of reasons:

• Servers in 105 countries

• Easy-to-use app available on all major devices including iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, and more

• Strict no-logging policy so your data is secure

• Fast connection speeds free from throttling

• Up to 10 simultaneous connections

• 30-day money-back guarantee

A two-year subscription to ExpressVPN is on sale for $78.18 and includes an extra four months for free — 78% off for a limited time. This plan includes a year of free unlimited cloud backup and a generous 30-day money-back guarantee. Alternatively, you can get a one-month plan for just $12.99 (with money-back guarantee).

Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks in the NHL for free with ExpressVPN.

Most Excel sheets are dumb—they contain static text that has no connection to the real world, forcing you to manually update prices and stats by hand. Value tokens change that. These smart pills link your cells directly to live data from the web, turning a boring, stagnant grid into a professional, self-updating dashboard.

So you keep hearing about how Home Assistant is the ultimate smart home platform, but you still feel lost. Here are some burning questions you might need answered before you can take the next step.

Amazon Prime Video is wasting no time ushering in hit flicks. I, for one, appreciate the fresh rotation. This week, we’re closing out January with a wee bit of drama, thrills, and action, and then we’re strolling into February with an easy-going cult classic.

TL;DR: The fantastic Sony XM6 headphones are now only $398 in a limited-time Amazon deal. That's over $60 knocked off their $459.99 price tag.

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The XM series of headphones is arguably Sony’s best, and you can now own the latest model for a steal.

As of Jan 26, the Sony WH-1000XM6 noise-canceling headphones are available for $398 on Amazon. That's a $61.99 price cut across its black, midnight blue, and platinum silver colors. As shown on price tracker camelcamelcamel, that’s the lowest price we’ve ever seen at Amazon.

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These headphones are powered by Sony’s new HD Noise Canceling Processor QN3, which is seven times faster than the chip used in the previous generation. Combined with 12 built-in microphones, the XM6 can adapt to your surroundings in real time, blocking out everything from airplane engines to office chatter.

As mentioned in our review of the Sony XM6 headphones, sound quality is another major win here. Sony co-created the XM6 with professional mastering engineers, resulting in audio that feels clean, balanced, and true to the original recording of whatever you’re listening to; be it podcasts, streaming movies, or diving into lossless music, the detail really shines through.

You’ll also get up to 30 hours of battery life, plus quick charging that delivers hours of playback in just minutes. Just like the XM4 and XM5s, the foldable design, plush ear cups, and redesigned headband make them comfortable enough for all-day wear, while touch controls and the Sony Sound Connect app gives you plenty of customization options.

For more deals on high-quality audio, the Beats Solo 4 headphones are now only $149.95. As for Bose, the QuietComfort Ultra headphones are $150 off right now.

SAVE OVER $100: As of Jan. 26, Apple AirPods Max (USB-C) are on sale for $429.99 in Best Buy's 48-hour flash sale. This is $120 off their list price of $549.99.

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Best Buy is holding a 48-hour flash sale, and if you're an Apple user, there are some very nice discounts to check out. Something that's stood out to us is the latest AirPods Max (USB-C) headphones deal. These sleek headphones are down to $429.99 in this limited-time promotion.

This deal saves you $120 on their list price of $549.99. The sale only runs until Jan. 28, so if the AirPods Max have been on your shopping list, now is the time to make a move on them.

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Whether you want them for using at home, on trips, or during a long commute, the over-ear AirPods Max provide high quality audio with the help of the H1 chip, alongside noise-canceling features to keep outside noises from interrupting you. These include Active Noise Cancellation for when you want to completely block out surrounding sounds, and Transparency mode for when you want to be a bit more aware of the world around you while listening.

At the time of their release, our review noted that they have "excellent audio quality, easy-to-use controls, and good battery life, but their size isn't a good fit for everyone." If you've been waiting patiently to pick them up on sale, now is a great time to grab them at Best Buy.

If you're shopping around and curious to see other headphones we'd recommend, have a look at our roundup of the best headphones of 2026 to see some of our top picks.

Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and most other major social media sites will feed you content based on how you interact with the site and what the company knows about you. However, I wanted to set up something that was curated to my interests without being algorithmically driven, so I set up my own personal start page.