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May is the best time to focus on yourself. The weather's warming up, some of you are graduating or starting new chapters, and the vibes (pun intended) are just generally good. It's no wonder Good Vibrations established National Masturbation Month in May 1995. (This was shortly after Bill Clinton, of all people, fired U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Joycelyn Elders for suggesting masturbation should be taught in sex ed. High school probably would have been a lot easier if it were, but I digress.)

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If you're looking for an excuse to buy a new sex toy ("just because" is also a very valid reason!), I've got about 15+ of them below. In honor of Masturbation May, I've tracked down all the best deals you can shop right now. From vibrators and dildos to clitoral suction devices and male sex toys, this is a comprehensive list of where to get your rocks off for less.

Best overall Opens in a new window Credit: biird Namii 2 $119 at biird
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OK, story time: About seven months ago, biird (one of my all-time favorite sex toy brands) removed the original Namii from its website. No warning, no email to explain why. The rumors were out there, of course, citing "legal reasons," but that's all I heard. Well, the drought is over. The Namii 2 (the upgraded version of the original) is available not only on the biird site but on Hello Nancy, too — and it's on sale! (Side note: Hello Nancy also carries my second-favorite clitoral suction toy, so it's a great place to browse.)

The Namii 2 will change your life. It feels like butterfly kisses on your vulva, and you'll never want to put it down. I can literally play with this toy for hours (or at least until it dies). It's a wonderful way to get wet before sex or to just enjoy yourself in the moment for a slow-burn solo sesh. Right now, you can get it for $119 (a little steep, I know, but trust me, it's worth it).

Honorable mention Opens in a new window Credit: Foria Intimacy Melts with CBD $16 at Foria
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This isn't a sex toy, but it did help me a lot before my second endometriosis surgery. If you haven't heard of Foria, you definitely need to read up. The brand specializes in creating plant-based products (read: cannabis) specifically for people with pelvic pain.

Foria has helped me through so many painful moments and genuinely helped me fall back in love with intimacy. When the company first started advertising, I decided to try their Intimacy Melts with CBD, and they literally melted my pelvic and back pain away enough for me to relax for penetration and intimate touch in general. Right now, you can get them (plus everything else on their site) for 25% off, no promo code needed.

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The MCU has put Vision (Paul Bettany) through the ringer.

He died (twice!) in Avengers: Infinity War. Then, his grieving wife Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen) resurrected him and threw him into WandaVision's many sitcom parodies. As if that weren't enough, WandaVision also introduced White Vision, who was created by S.W.O.R.D. to kill both Vision and Wanda.

SEE ALSO: 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' trailer: Tom Holland yearns for Zendaya in action-packed first look

Instead of destroying each other, the Visions had a philosophical discussion about identity, after which resurrected Vision passed his memories and those of the original Vision on to White Vision. Now viewing himself as Vision, instead of S.W.O.R.D.'s weapon, White Vision flew off, never to be seen again in the MCU... until now.

Vision returns in Marvel's VisionQuest, coming this fall to Disney+. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming series, from its plot to its release date.

What is VisionQuest about?

White Vision's identity crisis continues in VisionQuest, which sees him struggling to connect with the memories he gained at the end of WandaVision. As he goes on a reality-bending journey to understand who he truly is, he encounters personified versions of other programs that Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) created. Footage from Marvel's 2025 New York Comic Con panel revealed these programs to include Henry Lewis as Dum-E, Jonathan Sayer as U, James D'Arcy as J.A.R.V.I.S., Orla Brady as F.R.I.D.A.Y., and Emily Hampshire as E.D.I.T.H.

James Spader returns to the MCU as Ultron in VisionQuest.

These programs aren't the only AI popping up in VisionQuest. Avengers villain Ultron (James Spader) is also back, albeit in a very different way. Spader isn't voicing Ultron's terrifying robotic body anymore. Instead, he'll be appearing in the flesh. During VisionQuest footage played during Disney's 2026 Upfront presentation, VisionQuest's take on Ultron seems more like a fatherly mentor figure than a sinister adversary. Perhaps he's just a figment of Vision's imagination, conjured up to guide him through his memories.

Who is in VisionQuest?

In addition to Paul Bettany and James Spader, VisionQuest also stars Todd Stashwick, T'Nia Miller, Emily Hampshire, Orla Brady, Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and James D'Arcy.

Ruaridh Mollica also stars in a role that will get WandaVision fans excited. He plays Tommy Maximoff, Wanda and Vision's speedster son. His twin brother Billy, also known as Wiccan, appeared in Agatha All Along, played by Joe Locke.

What is VisionQuest's release date?

VisionQuest hits Disney+ Oct. 14, 2026.

How to watch: VisionQuest premieres Oct. 14 on Disney+.

The name might be a mouthful of Os, Googlebooks could be Google’s biggest push yet into premium laptops. The devices are expected to compete directly with Apple MacBooks and Microsoft Surface hardware.

SAVE $140: The Blueair Mini Restful air purifier and sunrise alarm clock is on sale at Woot for $59.99, down from the normal price of $199.99. That's a 70% discount.

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It's a rough time to consider buying yourself something nice as a little treat. Prices for nearly everything are rising and plenty of us are focusing on saving instead of spending. But if you're looking for a small self-care treat, check out this deal at Woot.

As of May 13, the Blueair Mini Restful air purifier and sunrise alarm clock is on sale at Woot for $59.99, down from the normal price of $199.99. That's a 70% discount or a savings of $140.

If your bedroom could use some extra air purification, today's deal at Woot on the Blueair Mini Restful is your sign to make the upgrade. Not only is this an air purifier, it's also a bedside lamp with adjustable light control. Since it's dimmable, it's a great light to have on while getting ready for bed. That same light can serve as a sunrise alarm come morning. Just set your wakeup time in the app and the Blueair will gently simulate sunrise 15 to 30 minutes before your alarm.

SEE ALSO: With this $199.99 Amazon deal, you could get two Shark TurboBlade fans for the price of one Dyson fan

As if that wasn't enough, there's also the ability to play soothing sounds from the Blueair during the sunrise simulation. Plus, there's a USB-C port for recharging your phone or earbuds on the nightstand while you sleep.

The Blueair Mini Restful uses a HEPA filter that's said to remove up to 99.97% of allergens from the air like dander, dust, and pollen. In a 140 square-foot room, it'll be able to refresh the air in under 13 minutes.

Perfect for creating your bedroom sanctuary or for adding to the nursery, the Blueair Mini Restful is a versatile air purifier, light, and sunrise alarm clock. Snag it from Woot while it's just $59.99. But keep in mind Woot deals tend to sell out quickly, so buy this one now if you're interested.

Let's be honest—physical media are on life support. Clearly, people prefer the convenience of streaming services, and that's perfectly understandable, but it also means a huge number of TV and film fans who have forgotten (or never knew) how much better even standard HD Blu-rays can be.

The newly announced Googlebook laptops are starting to look far bigger than just another Chromebook experiment. While Google did not reveal the core hardware specs, Intel has now announced its partnership with the platform, calling them “premium, powerful devices designed for intelligence”. Notably, in a separate interview, Google VP John Maletis confirmed that Googlebooks will also ship with Qualcomm and MediaTek processors.

SAVE $1,330: The Jackery HomePower 3000 is on sale at Amazon for $1,169, down from the normal price of $2,499. That's a 53% discount that matches the record-low at Amazon.

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As the country heads into summer, plenty of us are making plans to enjoy the nice weather. But for those who live in an area prone to hurricanes, it's a good time to prep any items you might want to have on hand before a storm rolls in. If you've been eyeing a portable power station, there's a huge sale on a big model at Amazon.

As of May 13, the Jackery HomePower 3000 is on sale at Amazon for $1,169, marked down from the list price of $2,499. That's a 53% discount that shaves a major $1,330 off the price. It also matches the record-low at Amazon.

If you're in the market for a portable power station that's up for taking over during an outage, consider the 3,072Wh the Jackery HomePower 3000 offers. Like the name suggests, it's designed for keeping your home powered when grid power cuts out.

In addition to the convenience of over 3,000Wh capacity, it has a stead output of 3,600W and a surge all the way up to 7,200W. According to Jackery, this model will be ideal for power outages that last up to two days, keeping essential appliances powered up like the refrigerator. Jackery lists the HomePower 3000 as being capable of running a WiFi router for over 65 hours, a fan for 60 hours, or the fridge for one to two days.

SEE ALSO: The Anker Solix F3800 portable power station is $2,000 off — score a free solar panel right now

If you head out on RV trips, the TT-30 port will be an asset, as is the ability for the station to recharge with up to 500W of solar panels. With standard AC recharging, expect to get back to a full charge in 2.2 hours. This model also has Jackery's ZeroDrain technology which means it'll retain 95% of its charge even if it's left sitting for a year.

Before a summer storm brews and threatens to cut power, get the Jackery HomePower 3000. It'll be ready to keep essentials powered up which waiting for the grid to return.

Models aren't good enough to work on their own, especially with all the nuance in bigger projects. Even while avoiding usage caps on Antigravity, you still need to give it your whole project for it to work. Basically, it feels like the only way to get a reliable AI agent for programming is through a paid extension. However, instead of paying someone else, you should run your own AI.

Gemini Intelligence is designed to handle tasks across your apps and be a more helpful AI agent. It could signal a wider shift in how we'll use our phones in the near future.

There are times in our lives when we are consumed by the media. While it’s not always the case, a big thing media lovers tend to have fond memories of are those summer blockbusters—you know the ones. Whether it's high-stakes action, funny comedies, or fantasies beyond your wildest imagination, these movies made us smile, laugh, and create fond memories with loved ones during those summer days.

If you have DIY projects around the house that need attention, now is the perfect time to buy some new tools. Ryobi fans will want to run to a nearby Home Depot for its spring sale and grab its latest deal that gets you six power tools for under $300.

Long before everyone got used to plugging things into a familiar rectangular port (and flipping the cable around three times before getting it right), there was another connector quietly doing most of the heavy lifting. The serial port wasn't pretty, it wasn't fast, and it definitely wasn't friendly, but for decades, it was the way you connected almost anything that wasn't already inside your computer case.

Instagram has a new feature that lets you share an unedited photo dump with your pals that disappears once viewed. Yes, we have questions.

The Meta-owned social media platform announced Instants on Wednesday, a tool that lets you send a batch of snaps to Close Friends or mutual followers. You can't edit the photos, which might throw some folks off, but you can add captions.

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Notably, Instants will disappear after being viewed or after 24 hours. In this capacity, the feature sounds exactly like Instagram's existing disappearing messages, as well as similar options on Snapchat, Signal, Telegram, and WhatsApp. Plus, there's an undo button if you want to take back a sent photo.

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Instants will appear in your Instagram DMs inbox appearing like a pile of photos. Once you've sent a glut of Instants, the recipients can react with emoji, reply like a regular DM, or send their own collection of Instants, as you both throw mountains of unedited snaps back and forth until the comet finally hits. Recipients cannot screenshot the photos (more on that below), and your Instants will be saved in a folder only you can access — you can repost them from here to Stories.

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Firstly, if you use a tool like disappearing messages, I cannot stress this enough but your recipient can always record the screen or take a photo with another device. Though Instagram's Instants cannot be screenshotted, that doesn't mean the person you're sending the image to can't capture it.

Secondly, Instagram monitors Close Friends content even if you think it's some kind of incognito mode. It is not.

Next, all posts will need to comply with Instagram's nudity guidelines, which run a fine line between protection and censorship. Something tells me this won't be the last we talk about this when it comes to Instants.

Finally, Instagram has officially pulled end-to-end encryption on DMs, so the security of your Instants is under standard encryption.

Mashable has reached out to Instagram for comment.

SAVE $7.04: As of May 13, the Lego Botanicals Flowering Cactus is on sale for $27.95 at Amazon with an on-page coupon. That's 20% off its list price of $34.99 and its lowest price to date.

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If your thumb is a few shades away from green, Lego's Botanicals sets offer the perfect way to brighten up your home without worrying about impending plant death. If succulents are your cup of tea, the recently released Flowering Cactus is a fun pick and just dropped to its best price yet.

As of May 13, the Lego Botanicals Flowering Cactus is just $27.95 at Amazon with the help of an on-page coupon. That's 20% off the $34.99 list price and the lowest price we've seen since its January launch.

With a piece count of 482, the Flowering Cactus set is recommended for anyone aged 9 and up. So both kids who can't quite take care of a plant yet and kids at heart will enjoy this build. Placed in a pastel blue pot, the set builds out to two faux cacti: one larger cactus in full bloom with a pink and yellow flower at the top and a smaller cactus with tiny pink buds. The building instructions are available in the Lego Builder app, so you can follow along with step-by-step digital instructions and track your progress if you desire. And the best part, of course, is that the result is a gorgeous, kill-proof plant that doubles as decor.

Add some greenery to your home in the form of tiny Lego bricks shaped like a succulent. It'll only cost you $27.95 if you add the Flowering Cactus set to your cart ASAP (and remember to use the coupon code).

Samsung is the dominant Android brand for good reason. Beyond its impressive lineup that spans everything from budget devices to ultra-premium flagships and foldables, Samsung keeps both hardware and software polished to a consistent standard.

SAVE $5: As of May 13, get a $50 Shell gift card at Best Buy for $45. That's a discount of 11%.

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With soaring gas prices taking us on a constant roller coaster ride, of course we all want to save more money at the pump. While you can use discounts like those that Amazon Prime offer to shave some cash off of your purchases, saving on gift cards is another option you might want to consider. We found one that you'll want to jump on if you live near a Shell gas station.

As of May 13, get a $50 Shell gift card at Best Buy for $45. That's $5 off and a discount of 11%.

SEE ALSO: Don't pass up this perk: How to score an Amazon Prime gas discount

This gift card can be used for gas at any of the over 14,000 Shell stations across the United States. You can use it at the pump or inside the Shell station, so no need to fret if you have to run in and take care of some errands first. And though it might seem like a small amount, $5 is $5. You never know when it might come in handy.

Beyond gas, you can use this gift card to pay for just about anything Shell offers, including car washes, food and snacks, vehicle supplies, and more. So if you don't use a lot of gas but still take advantage of Shell stations, it's well worth stocking up on a couple of gift cards and saving some cash either way. And if you know someone who does need a bit of a discount, well, it's a gift card after all.

This is a limited time deal at Best Buy, so make sure you get yours within the next 14 hours before it goes away.

Samsung's next product showcase could be a really big one.

That's the vibe coming out of a new report from Seoul Economic Daily, anyway. According to the Korean news publication, Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on July 22 in London, a date and venue that have both been previously reported. However, what we didn't know is that, according to Seoul Economic Daily, this event will also feature a new pair of smart glasses, as well as a new Galaxy Watch and some new foldable devices.

SEE ALSO: Samsung Wide Fold design revealed in leaked images

The so-called "Galaxy Glasses" will use Google's Android XR platform, but be warned that these glasses will not feature a display of any kind. They have a microphone, some speakers, and a camera, all of which could theoretically be used to interface with an AI assistant.

Unfortunately, the report contained no real information about the Galaxy Watch 9, but based on precedent, it would not be surprising at all to see that show up at the showcase.

Aside from the glasses and the watch, it's widely expected that Samsung will launch three new foldable devices: a Galaxy Fold 8, a Flip 8, and a new "Wide Fold" phone that could compete with the rumored iPhone Fold. We'll all find out together in July.

Mashable reached out to Samsung representatives for comment and will update this story if we receive more information.

Competing humanoid robot-makers Figure and 1X revealed new footage from inside their factories this week, showcasing the similarities and differences in their approaches to bringing this technology to life.

SAVE 21%: As of May 13, you can get a 16-inch Asus V16 gaming laptop (Intel Core i7, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060, 32GB RAM, 1TB) for $1,189.99, down from $1,499.99. That's a 21% discount or $310 savings.

16-inch Asus V16 gaming laptop (Intel Core 7, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060, 32GB RAM, 1TB) $1,189.99 at Amazon
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Buying a laptop with enough memory and storage to run modern games smoothly (without deleting files to make room for new downloads) is almost impossible on a tight budget. But if you're patient (or just refuse to pay full price) and hold out for the right Amazon sale, you can get a heavy-duty setup without draining your savings.

Right now, you can get the 16-inch Asus V16 gaming laptop (Intel Core i7, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060, 32GB RAM, 1TB) for $1,189.99, down from $1,499.99. That's a 21% discount or $310 savings. It's also the lowest price we've tracked on this model to date.

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For that price, you'll get 32GB of memory, a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, and a 16-inch display with a 144Hz refresh rate. It runs on an Intel Core 7 240H processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 GPU with 8GB of GDDR7, so it should handle everything from intense gaming to video editing without freezing. Bonus: the battery lasts up to 15 hours and has a fast-charge feature that'll take you from zero to 100 percent in just an hour and 20 minutes.

Multicolor 3D printing is such a neat idea, but it's hard to justify because of how much waste it generates. I was able to go hands-on with a 12-color no-waste 3D printer a few months ago, and it completely changed the multicolor 3D printing game.