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Google's Gemini Live launched for all Android users over the weekend. That means far more folks now have access to the AI assistant's tool that lets users live-share a video or screen.

The feature rolled out last month to Pixel 9, Galaxy S25, and Gemini Advanced subscribers before now going wide to all Android users, Android Central reported. The move was expected: Google noted earlier this month that the feature was rolling out to all Android users with the Gemini app.

The idea behind the tool is that the AI assistant sees what you see, either via your camera or on your screen. That ability, in theory, could help with any number of tasks. You could, for instance, see if Gemini could help you solve a tech problem like helping you troubleshoot a router that isn't working.

Users can simply point the camera — or scroll down — and talk to Gemini in search of answers. The tool should now be available to Android users in the Gemini app via the "Share screen with Live" button. While it's not quite built-in augmented reality, it does seem close — and certainly something interesting to test out.

Synology confirms that its upcoming Plus-series NAS devices will restrict some software functionality if you fail to use approved hard drives. This change does not affect older Plus-series hardware.

If you’ve been eyeing the Apple Watch Series 10, now just might be the perfect time to finally snag one. Amazon is currently offering the popular smartwatch for $299, which is a price it’s only dropped to a couple of times in the past.

SAVE $550: The Anker Solix C1000 portable power station is on sale at Amazon for $449, down from the standard price of $999. That's a 55% discount.

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We're only a month and a few days away from Memorial Day, which means it's time to start thinking about summer camping adventures. After you battle for those campground reservations, consider how you're gonna stay powered up while living off-grid. And then consider this great solution that happens to be on a deep discount today.

As of April 21, the Anker Solix C1000 portable power station is on sale for $449, marked down from the list price of $999. That's a 55% discount that takes $550 off the normal price.

When camping or outdoor adventures take you off the normal power grid, that doesn't mean you need to cook over the fire and head to bed come sunset. Of course, that way of living has some perks but if that's not ideal for you, stay fully powered with the help of a portable power station.

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The Anker Solix C1000 comes with 1056Wh of capacity which can keep your devices and appliances charged up. Anker mentions the capacity can recharge an iPhone 92 times, keep a camping light on for 60 hours, a CPAP for almost 19 hours, and a car fridge for about 33.

You can also use the Anker portable power station to keep your electric grill powered while cooking a campsite dinner and operating the air pump to get your sleeping mats cozy.

The Anker Solix C1000 also comes with some bragging rights when it comes to recharging, taking only 58 minutes to go from 0 to 100% charged when connected to AC power. It also comes packed with 11 ports, so you'll be able to charge up your gadgets via AC plugs, USB-C, or USB.

Instead of roughing it off-grid, pack along the Anker Solix C1000 portable power station and keep essential devices charged up. Cooking over the campfire is something special so you might not need power to make dinner, but it's always reassuring to have your phone charged up. Thanks to today's deal at Amazon, the powerful Anker Solix C1000 is 55% off which leaves extra funds for other camping toys like a foldable kayak.

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A new rug reinvents your space, adding color to a bare floor and spring beneath your feet. If you've been eyeing a spring redesign, this Ruggable sale is here for you.

Right now, April 21st, use the code BYESPRING to get 20% off all styles sitewide as well as 40% off select clearance rugs, including shag and plush styles like the Moroccan Zigzag Plush Rug. Here are our favorites:

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40% off is pretty generous. The Moroccan Zigzag Plush Rug provides a simple, yet tasteful pattern to your space. White, with spare, zigzagging black stripes, this rug will look good in a bedroom or living room.

Plush and fluffy, the Moroccan Zigzag rug is as easy to clean as other Ruggables. Throw it in the wash to remove dirt and spills, then reattach it to its no-slip mat.

The Moroccan Zigzag Plush Rug is available for 40% off with the code BYESPRING. But mind you, this rug is final sale, so you won't be able to return it.

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The Laine Ivory & Natural Tufted Rug is deeply agreeable. In neutral tones, this subtle, patterned rug will look good in all sorts of spaces.

This rug is resistant to stains from food, wine, or about anything else. When a spill happens it only needs to go in the wash. Ruggable achieves this by fashioning it from 95% recycled polyester, making it soft under foot, but highly durable.

Right now, the Laine Ivory & Natural Tufted Rug is on sale for 20% off. It comes in numerous sizes and configurations, from runners to rounds. Take advantage of the deal with code BYESPRING.

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Star Wars' Empire has always been a fascist regime, but no film or series has showcased its tyranny as effectively as Andor.

In its first season, the Tony Gilroy-helmed series showcased the cold bureaucracy that makes the Empire tick, all without showing the Sith Lord at the head of the table. Instead, the focus was on the Empire's lackeys, be they Imperial Security Bureau workers like Dedra Meero (Denise Gough) and Syril Karn (Kyle Soller) or the guards running the Imperial Prison Complex on Narkina 5. No Force shenanigans here, just human cogs in the machine of empire.

SEE ALSO: 'Andor' creator on Lucasfilm censoring f-bomb: 'They were right.'

That trend continues in Andor's much-anticipated second season, which highlights more of the insidious tools at the Empire's disposal. Yes, we know the Death Star is in play after Season 1's post-credit scene, but it's the creeping propaganda, the aggressive audits, and the systemic oppression of entire planets that evoke the most dread (and feel the most prescient) here.

Andor Season 2 counters this dread with the hope of the Rebellion, to which Cassian Andor (Diego Luna), a reluctant joiner in Season 1, is now wholly committed. Star Wars fans know how Cassian's story ends in Rogue One, as well as the fact that the Rebellion eventually succeeds in taking down the Empire. Still, knowing the destination doesn't make the journey any less staggering, and that's exactly what Andor Season 2 is: a staggering account not just of Cassian's relationship to the Rebellion, but of how everyone in his orbit commits to — or, in Syril and Dedra's cases, attempts to dismantle — the cause.

What is Andor Season 2 about? Théo Costa-Marini, Diego Luna, and Alaïs Lawson in "Andor." Credit: Des Willie / Lucasfilm

Andor Season 2 opens one year after the Season 1 finale, and four years before the Battle of Yavin, when Luke Skywalker destroys the Death Star. Cassian now regularly undertakes missions for rebel leader Luthen Rael (Stellan Skarsgård). The remainder of his crew from Ferrix — Bix (Adria Arjona), Brasso (Joplin Sibtain), and Wilmon (Muhannad Bhaier) — hide out as workers on the agricultural planet Mina-Rau, hoping to escape the Empire's gaze.

The Empire's gaze, however, is turned toward a new target: the planet Ghorman, only home to a resource the Empire desperately needs. Modeled after interwar Europe and boasting an underground rebel group that calls to mind the French Resistance of World War II, Ghorman continues Andor's trend of grounded, lived-in planets like Ferrix. Over the course of the season, it also becomes a microcosm for the war being fought across the galaxy, serving both as a testing ground for Dedra and Syril as they embrace new roles within the Empire and as a possible new alliance for Luthen and Cassian. Who will prevail here, Empire or Rebellion?

SEE ALSO: 'Andor': more, more! Burning questions for Season 2 of the best Star Wars.

It's fitting that Andor Season 2 spends much of its time on Ghorman, a planet famed for its twill-spinning spiders. Like said spiders (also known as Ghorlectipods), Andor's characters weave dizzying webs of connections across the galaxy. Yet as the season goes on, these webs threaten to come crashing down: Senator Mon Mothma (Genevieve O'Reilly) reckons with her choice to marry off her teenage daughter in the hopes of securing more funding for the Rebellion. Luthen and his assistant Kleya (Elizabeth Dulau) feel the walls closing in on Coruscant. Every thread is taut to the point of snapping, resulting in several deliciously suspenseful sequences straight out of a spy thriller.

Andor Season 2 is a rousing yet sobering tale of rebellion in the face of fascism. Diego Luna and Adria Arjona in "Andor." Credit: Lucasfilm

In Season 1, Andor found a spark in the manifesto of late rebel Karis Nemik (Alex Lawther), who wrote, "Remember this. The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort."

The flip side to this statement is that rebellion requires constant sacrifice. (In the words of Luthen: "I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see.") Andor Season 2's characters are asked to make sacrifice after sacrifice to the Rebellion, to the point that the idea of making your death "worth it" becomes a refrain throughout the season. Victories, when they come, feel like the TV equivalent of a shot of adrenaline. But they almost always come with a cost, creating a bittersweet swirl of emotions that only intensifies when you recall Andor's endpoint, Rogue One, culminates in the ultimate sacrifice from Cassian and the Rogue One crew.

SEE ALSO: 'Rogue One' set up this 'The Last Jedi' storyline and you probably didn't realize it

For his part, Cassian spends much of Andor Season 2 wondering whether he should cut and run, having given so much to the Rebellion already. Due to Andor's nature as a prequel, we know he won't, and while Luna does a strong job portraying Cassian's emotional dilemma, it can sometimes feel frustrating to see characters' roles (mostly Bix) reduced to telling Cassian the Rebellion needs him.

Andor Season 2's structure is a blessing and a curse. Denise Gough and Kurt Egyiawan in "Andor." Credit: Lucasfilm

Obviously, the show is named Andor, so Cassian remains the focus. Yet it's the cast of characters around him who steal the show, from Mon Mothma's politicking to Luthen and Kleya's espionage work to Dedra and Syril's comical domestic dealings. (What can I say, the fascists are evil, but their home lives are very fun to watch.) Bix's trauma from her Imperial torture emerges as a heartbreaking storyline as well, only to be resolved almost too neatly and with little further discussion.

The latter is a result of Andor's unique structure. Every three episodes of Season 2 jump ahead a year, taking us right up to the start of Rogue One. (And I mean right up to.) Andor has no problem catching us up on what happened in the time jumps, clearly having faith that its audience will keep up and read between the lines. Yet the problem with the jumps is rarely one of plot, but of emotion. Often, I found myself wishing that I could live in the fallout from each of these arcs for longer, but that fallout becomes a casualty in Gilroy's "four Star Wars movies" in one season of TV approach.

What Andor Season 2 lacks in connective tissue between time jumps, it makes up for in focus, with each mini arc honing in on a pivotal moment in Cassian and co.'s stories. From intelligence gathering on Ghorman to a flight mission gone astray, Andor crafts immaculate set pieces that dive into the various forms rebellion can take in the galaxy. The result is immersive, deeply felt, and a reminder of why Andor is among Star Wars' best offerings. (Certainly the best on the TV front.) So really, my complaint about structure comes down to the simple fact that I want more of this story, for Gilroy to fill in the gaps further so I can spend extra time with these characters.

Instead, Andor goes out on its own terms, leaving a brilliant, blistering look at fascism and those who fight it in its wake.

The first three episodes of Andor Season 2 premiere April 22 on Disney+, with new episodes every Tuesday.

Despite Android Auto and Apple CarPlay having been with us for a decade now, wireless mode is a relatively new addition, which means that some cars, especially older ones, might still require you to plug in your phone. Just for today, though, you can add wireless mode for a cool $55—not bad.

Rockbox, the custom firmware for iPods and MP3 players from Archos, Samsung, Creative, and other companies, just released a new major version. Rockbox 4.0 is packed with new features and usability improvements, and it now supports a few more media players.

It looks like the iPhone 17 will give people some new room to express themselves.

Prominent leaker Majin Bu shared some images on X over the weekend of purported case designs for the iPhone 17 Pro, specifically. The cases themselves aren't all that remarkable, but one thing about them sticks out: a new camera bar that runs the horizontal length of the phone's backside. Not only does this look different on its own, but it opens up some new opportunities for customization, too.

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As you can see, the triple lens array is in the same spot as it was on the iPhone 16 Pro, but the LiDAR and flash modules are all the way on the right side of the phone now, with a big camera bump encasing all of that. While its look and shape are not all that similar, it's at least spiritually close to what Google has done with most recent Pixel models. There were also some recent leaked dummy models of the new iPhone lineup that matched this leak in that regard, though the base iPhone 17 model didn't have the extended camera bar there.

That's not all, though. Majin Bu would later go on to share some camera covers you'll be able to optionally put over the camera bar for added customization. Since there's plenty of empty space between the lenses on the left and the modules on the right, you'll theoretically be able to put punchy visual designs in that space now.

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This would not only allow people to further express themselves with new camera covers, but it would be a boon to accessory makers, who would now have a fun new thing to sell people. Apple, of course, could also produce its own camera covers and sell them for "premium" prices. Everyone wins.

Instagram seems to always be testing a new feature or two, and this week, Storylines is on the docket.

App researcher Alessandro Paluzzi posted a screenshot on Threads earlier this month that Instagram was working on Storylines, but posted confirmation of the test on Sunday, along with a screenshot that shows how the feature works.

"Link stories to make a storyline," Paluzzi's screenshot of the feature reads. "Friends can link their story to yours. Followers you follow back can link a new related story to your story."

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From this description, it looks like Storylines are basically collaborative Stories built by you and your friends in the app, similar to a more collaborative version of "Add Yours."

"The storyline grows as friends add to it," the screenshot of the feature continues. "As people join, followers they follow back can also add. Change who can join or turn storylines off in settings."

If, for example, you're celebrating a friend's birthday, you can add some pictures to your story, and your friends can add their own birthday content, building an even bigger Story together on the app.

"Stories in a storyline show up together," the feature reads. "Followers can see your story. Anyone can see you're in the storyline."

If you love the idea, don't get too excited — a Meta spokesperson told Mashable that "this is an internal prototype and not testing publicly." So it's not clear when, or if, this feature will ever be widely available.

This article has been updated to include a comment from Meta.

TL;DR: Find greater value on your groceries, home goods and more by saving 50% on a Sam’s Club 1-year membership, making it just $25, but only for a few more days.

TikTok tried to convince us that Erewhon Market is the most luxurious place to get groceries, but we’d argue that Sam’s Club takes the cake. It might not have ridiculously expensive berries, but you can get multiple errands done under one roof and skip the checkout line if you download their app.

The only downside is that, like a real club, you have to be a member to get inside the door. If you want in, save $25 here with our Sam’s Club membership deal and get one year for $25 (reg. $50) for a limited time.

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Sam’s Club members usually have a hard time leaving without the entire store in their carts since they can shop for everything from fresh and frozen groceries (including the ever-elusive eggs) to electronics and furniture in one place. You won’t have to hop between multiple stores to get everything on your list anymore. That's so 2024.

Plus, with bulk-sized goods, you probably won’t have to make as many trips to Sam’s Club as you would with your regular store — that is, if you can handle staying away.

If your cart is full to the brim and the line looks long, there’s no need to stand and wait. With Scan and Go™ on the Sam’s Club app, you can scan your items, show your digital receipt on your way out (everyone has to do this), and be on your way.

Members of Sam’s Club also rave about savings on gas, so don’t forget to fill up your tank on the way home. The club also has a tire and battery center if your car needs more than fuel.

Speaking of members-only, you’ll get even more discounts on hotels, car rentals, live events, movies, and more. We think you’ll earn back that $25 membership fee in no time with how much you’re saving on, well, everything.

Don’t miss out on this Sam’s Club membership offer to start maximizing your shopping budget — get one year of access for just $25 (reg. $50) for a little while longer.

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UPDATE: Apr. 21, 2025, 11:25 a.m. EDT Following the death of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, at the age of 88, global attention has turned to the upcoming papal conclave — the formal process of selecting the next pope. As a result, many are turning to Edward Berger’s Oscar-winning 2024 film Conclave for insight and dramatized context into this secretive and historic tradition.

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A film about the selection of a new pope hardly sounds like an exciting premise. And yet, Conclave is one of the best movies of 2024. Directed by Edward Berger (All Quiet on the Western Front) and set amid the halls of the Vatican, the psychological thriller is now a Golden Globe winner and is expected to score some Oscar nods.

Two-time Oscar nominee Ralph Fiennes leads the star-studded cast, which includes Stanley Tucci as Cardinal Bellini, John Lithgow as Cardinal Tremblay, Sergio Castellitto as Cardinal Tedesco, and Isabella Rossellini as Sister Agnes. As Mashable's film editor, Kristy Puchko, writes in her review, "These talents are so rightfully heralded for their stirring gravitas that what they're doing on-screen together is almost beside the point. However, the secrets at the center of this Vatican-set tale are rich with intrigue, sharp humor, and provocative plot twists."

Take a peek at one of the Catholic church's most secretive traditions and see what all the fuss is about with Conclave, which is now streaming. Here's everything you need to know to watch it at home.

What is Conclave about?

Based on Robert Harris's bestselling novel of the same name, Conclave follows Cardinal Lawrence (Fiennes), the Dean of the College of Cardinals, as he oversees one of the world's most secretive and ancient events: the selection of the next pope. Within the sacred halls of the Vatican, the Catholic church's most respected leaders gather for a series of secret votes. Cardinal Lawrence's job is to keep things running smoothly and with dignity, but as shocking details about his brethren come to light, this proves much more challenging than you could imagine.

Check out the full trailer for a glimpse behind the velvet curtain:

Is Conclave worth watching?

Currently holding a 93 percent critic rating and 86 percent audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it goes without saying that Conclave is a hit. It may not hold the box office numbers of major motion pictures at $60.5 million, but it certainly made its mark in the indie world.

Puchko praised the film in her TIFF review as a "sophisticated and sharply enthralling thriller" and it made our list of the top 25 best films of 2024. "This is a movie that understands the complications of Catholicism, where reason collides with belief and human nature with divinity," she writes in her review.

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A month after its theatrical debut, Conclave made its video-on-demand debut on Nov. 26. Thanks to digital retailers like Prime Video and Apple TV+, you can purchase the film online. It will also be available to rent at a later date. If you'd rather stream Conclave, keep scrolling for more information.

Here are some quick links to purchase Conclave:

• Prime Video — buy for $19.99

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• YouTube — buy for $19.99

Is Conclave streaming?

Conclave is currently only available to buy or rent. However, it will be available for streaming on Prime Video on April 22, 2025, at midnight ET.

If you can't wait to watch the papal thriller, you can always rent it for $5.99.

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College students can watch Conclave and more on Peacock Premium for just $1.99 per month for an entire year. All you have to do is prove your student status via SheerID and retrieve the unique promo code to secure the discount. Just remember not to share it with your friends as it can only be used once.

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SAVE $50: The Fitbit Versa 4 fitness smartwatch is on sale for $149.99 at Amazon, down from the list price of $199.99. That's a 25% discount.

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Now that the weather doesn't involve frozen fingers and windchill that dips into the negatives, we're back outside taking little walks for mental health. If you could use a fitness tracker upgrade as we head into the summer months, check out this nice deal at Amazon.

As of April 21, the Fitbit Versa 4 is on sale for $149.99 in all colorways on Amazon, marked down from the standard price of $199.99. That's a $50 savings from a 25% discount that beats out the $159.99 sale price we saw during the Amazon Big Spring Sale last month.

The Fitbit Versa 4 comes with all the features we're looking for in a smartwatch that tracks fitness, but it doesn't come with the premium price. That's even more true today thanks to the $50 discount. Of course, it'll track your steps during those neighborhood walks but it also comes equipped with over 40 exercise modes. It's also water resistant up to 50 meters, so you'll be able to leave it on during summer vacation at the pool.

SEE ALSO: Therabody’s eye massager costs $200, but this alternative’s on sale for $50

Fitbit mentions you can expect to get about six days worth of battery life on a single charge, and it comes packed with health features. The Fitbit Versa 4 can track your sleep, heart rate, and skin temperature, to name a few highlights. You'll also get a daily readiness score which can be helpful when planning your day.

The Fitbit Versa 4 includes several other everyday features that come in handy like getting turn-by-turn directions on the watch with Google Maps or enabling Google Wallet on the watch. Plus, the features on the Fitbit Versa 4 are compatible with both Android and iOS.

If your spring and summer plans involve getting active, the Fitbit Versa 4 is a great companion to track your progress. Thanks to today's sale price at Amazon, the smartwatch fitness tracker is down to just $149.99.

We warned you that due to the tariffs being imposed by the United States, you should expect price hikes for everything everywhere. Now, Logitech is the latest big company forced to increase its prices for mysterious reasons absolutely no one knows.

All-wheel drive can add a ton of versatility to a vehicles, and if you often have to deal with wet, snowy, or muddy roads, you’ll know how invaluable it can be. While automakers can sometimes treat this feature as a luxury, you can still find affordable crossovers that offer power to all four wheels.

TL;DR: Sitting all day takes a toll, but this app works to undo the damage. Get lifetime access to the Moova Plus Plan for only $79.99 (reg. $164).

Spending eight hours at your desk isn't just bad for morale — it's bad for your body, too. Moova works to undo the damage by adding quick, expert-designed movement sessions into your day, which may help you feel more energized, improve your posture, and stay focused.

If you want to infuse movement into your work days, a lifetime subscription to Moova is now just $79.99 (reg. $164). 

Stay focused and pain-free with Moova’s daily movement breaks

Is sitting the new smoking? From WFH gigs to jobs that require a cubicle, we're all sitting more than ever, and it's wreaking havoc on our bodies. Moova aims to change that as the ultimate movement app — and it only asks for 3-5 minutes of your time.

Moova offers science-backed instructions that may help with the back pain, neck tension, and stiffness that come from sitting at a desk all day. It may also help enhance your focus and improve your stress levels.

Moova’s customizable move breaks let you adjust sessions to match your mood and availability. The app is packed with over 200 targeted exercises ready to help fight against your bad posture, stiffness, aches, and even low energy. 

Employees at Google, Apple, Netflix, and Meta are already taking advantage of this helpful app, so now it's your turn. With lifetime access, you can commit to infusing movement into your everyday life and see long-term results. And you'll have access to all future updates and new features. 

Secure your own lifetime subscription to Moova for just $79.99 (reg. $164) today.

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GET 40% OFF: Apr. 21st, SteelSeries deals offer up to 40% off on gaming mice, keyboards, headphones, and more.

The best SteelSeries deals The best SteelSeries mouse deal Aerox 5 $47.99 (Save $32) Get Deal The best SteelSeries keyboard deal Apex 7 $119.99 (Save $40) Get Deal The best SteelSeries headphone deal Arctis Nova 7P $139.99 (Save $40) Get Deal

Often, the only thing taking you out of the game is bad gear. A good interface brings you into the action, offering tactility, precision, and communication. SteelSeries specializes in exactly this — or "egg-actly" (in the spirit of their Easter egg themed sale).

Right now, SteelSeries is offering deals up to 40% on gaming gear, including The Aerox 5 gaming mouse, keyboards, microphones, and headphones. Here are the SteelSeries deals we're most excited about.

The best SteelSeries mouse deal Opens in a new window Credit: SteelSeries Aerox 5 $47.99 at SteelSeries
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This mouse is radiant, with an open frame build that shows off the mouse's interior hardware and customizable LEDs. At 66g, it's also lightweight.

The Aerox 5 has 9 programmable buttons with switches that are designed to last as long as you use it. It has a 18,000 CPI optical sensor with a 1000Hz / 1 ms polling rate.

Right now the Aerox 5 is on sale for $47.99, saving you 40%.

SEE ALSO: The best gaming laptops of 2025 for PC gamers The best SteelSeries keyboard deal Opens in a new window Credit: SteelSeries Apex 7 $119.99 at SteelSeries
$159.99 Save $40.00 Get Deal Why we like it

Need a new keyboard? This one is advanced. The Apex 7 is backlit with switches in red, blue, or an orangish brown. Each switch type has different characteristics, with some more clicky and quieter than others. Set up its LEDs to illuminate it your way.

Customizable to its core, the Apex 7's keys are swappable with alternatives, so you can create a keyboard that feels, looks, and sounds exactly right (that's right, you can even install mufflers to reduce the click decibels).

Right now, the Apex 7 is on sale for $119.99 saving you 25%.

The best SteelSeries headphone deal Opens in a new window Credit: SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7p $139.99 at SteelSeries
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Whether co-op or competitive, social gaming is better with fluid communication. Arctis Nova 7p are headphones made for the match, with a microphone, AI noise cancellation, and spatial audio that helps you pinpoint in-game threats.

Compatible with PC, Xbox, Playstation, Switch, and more, these headphones are as cross-play as your 7 Days to Die server. They supply up to 38 hours of battery life.

Right now, the Arctis Nova 7p headphones are on sale for $139.99 for a savings of $40, or 22%.

More SteelSeries deals we like

• Alias Pro Microphone — $329.99 $299.99 (save $30)

• Stratus Duo Controller — $59.99 $44.99 (save $15)

SAVE $1,000: The Coddle Pixel platform bed is on sale for just $499 in both a queen and king size, down from the normal price of $1,499. That's a 67% discount.

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Your bedroom should be a relaxing space that you find calming after finishing off another day. Of course, the main bedroom element is the bed itself, and that includes the bed frame. If you're using a metal frame that was a hand-me-down from family 10 years ago, you're in line for an upgrade and there's a really great sale in store today to get you there.

As of April 21, the Coddle Pixel platform bed is on sale for $499 in either a queen or king size, marked down from the usual price of $1,499. That's a massive $1,000 savings that comes from the 67% discount.

We've come a long way from the days of a metal frame with a box spring serving as the base for our mattresses. These days, most beds don't need a box spring and we're not sad about that. But some have gone much further with innovation and the Coddle Pixel platform bed is a fantastic example.

For starters, the Coddle Pixel platform bed has a modern low-profile design with an upholstered headboard that extends around the perimeter of the bed. You can choose either the Dove or Indigo colorways, and Coddle uses only stain-resistant fabric, so the brand mentions most stains can easily come off.

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One of the best features of the Coddle Pixel is the integrated power outlets. With one on each side of the headboard, you and your partner can recharge devices via a standard AC power plug or with USB. This feature means you'll no longer have to string cords across the bedroom floor, which is not only great for function but is also nice for overall looks. You'll be able to recharge your phone while you rest or power up your smartwatch so it's ready for a new day come morning. The AC power plug is also super convenient if you happen to be working on your laptop while in bed.

Since Coddle uses solid timber and plywood in the frame, your shipment will come in two boxes to lighten the load. However, the brand still recommends having two people around to haul the boxes inside and work on assembly.

If your spring cleaning plans include upgrading your bedroom setup, consider going with a fresh and modern bed frame. Thanks to today's impressive sale, the Coddle Pixel platform bed is down to just $499 which works out to a savings of $1,000. That's a smart price for a smart platform bed that'll leave your body recharged from a good night's rest while also powering up your devices.

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