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Apple officially released macOS 27 Golden Gate on Sept. 14, and the operating system update finally brings the new Siri AI experience to Mac devices.

Apple announced macOS 27 Golden Gate at WWDC in June, and the developer beta has been available for months. So, while the new OS doesn't come with any huge surprises, it does bring users upgrades both large and small.

If you have a Mac device that supports the new macOS and Siri AI, then here are the top features we'd recommend trying after you update.

Siri AI Credit: Apple

We have to start with the headline news: You can finally try the new and improved Siri AI, powered by Google Gemini. Apple explained how the new Siri will work at WWDC, and the company has emphasized that its new cloud-based private cloud compute platform will provide high levels of privacy.

Siri now comes in a standalone app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac users, and the smart assistant will be integrated across the user experience.

The new Siri can:

• Generate text, make writing and editing suggestions, and write and send emails

• Analyze what your camera sees to identify objects or provide context using visual intelligence

• Answer questions or take action based on the user’s screen using on-screen awareness

• Access a wide range of apps to find information, take action, and answer user questions

• Remember your conversations and prompts in the new dedicated Siri app

Users can also customize Siri's voice to be more expressive and can change the pitch, tone, and pacing of the assistant's voice.

Change the Siri voice's pitch, speed, tone, and accent. Credit: Apple Siri can now take actions across a wide range of apps Credit: Apple New photo editing tools, including Spatial Reframing

Spatial Reframing is one of the cooler new AI tools revealed at WWDC. This tool allows users to adjust the angle of photos after they've been taken. It's just one of the new AI photo editing capabilities that arrive with macOS 27.

In the Photos app, users can also clean up and extend photos in new ways.

Credit: Apple New child safety and parental controls

Do any kids or teenagers in your house use a Mac, or maybe a MacBook Neo? Apple has added new parental controls to macOS 27 Golden Gate.

Credit: Apple

For example, by going to "Family" in the "Settings" menu, parents can now set a screen-time schedule. And to help make informed decisions, parents can also access a quick view of their kids’ average device usage and the top apps they use.

Parents can also get automatic messages when their kids want to access a new website via a new tool called Ask to Browse.

Learn more at Apple's parent safety website.

Group tabs in Safari Credit: Apple

Are you the type of person who always has about 30 different tabs going at once? Now, there's a better way to organize all those tabs.

You can now organize your tabs into groups such as "Vacation planning" or "Work stuff."

Describe a Shortcut

Shortcuts is probably one of the most underappreciated Apple software tools. Using a Shortcut, you can automate certain workflows and actions. For example, you can set up a shortcut that automatically edits and resizes photos once they're added to a specific folder.

The reason Shortcuts are underutilized? They're tricky to set up if you're not a tech person. However, now you can let Siri AI and macOS set up the shortcut for you with Describe a Shortcut. Simply describe the kind of Shortcut you have in mind, and let the OS do the rest.

An improved Maps experience

According to Apple, you'll be able to see even more details and information in Maps. For example, "Flyover now uses aerial imagery combined with Visual Intelligence models to render everything from architectural fixtures to the shapes of individual trees in stunning, sharp detail."

General system improvements Visual Intelligence with Siri AI in macOS 27 Golden Gate Credit: Apple

This one's a bit tricky to appreciate right away, but all new operating systems bring little refinements and improvements to the overall user experience — at least, in theory. Apple promises that macOS 27 Golden Gate will provide users with faster AirDrop transfers, faster file browsing, and faster loading times for apps and websites.

Refinements to Liquid Glass should also fix some of the visibility problems that sometimes occurred in iOS 26 and macOS 26.

Future updates coming to macOS 27

Apple has also announced some features that will be released in later versions of the OS, such as:

• Suggestions: Messages and Mail will soon offer suggestions to take quick actions based on context clues, such as attaching a photo or pulling in flight information.

• Fix passwords with a click: "The Passwords app alerts you to weak or compromised passwords and can update them on your behalf without the hassle."

What devices support macOS 27?

Apple says macOS 27 Golden Gate is available for the following devices:

• MacBook Neo (2026)

• MacBook Air with Apple silicon (2020 and later)

• MacBook Pro with Apple silicon (2020 and later)

• iMac with Apple silicon (2021 and later)

• Mac mini with Apple silicon (2020 and later)

• Mac Studio (2022 and later)

• Mac Pro with Apple silicon (2023)

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Meta's $17 billion settlement is a fence around a mile-deep hole at a playground. Fewer kids fall in on the way to the swings, but the hole is still there.

Full wins are rare in the fight for online child safety. What families mostly get are half-wins like a settlement instead of a verdict, a design mandate not turned on by default, or a check that is a rounding error relative to a company's annual revenue. Half-wins are still worth having. But they carry a cost that clean victories don't: because a half-win is contestable, advocates don't get to just win it. They have to keep re-arguing that it counts, in public, indefinitely, using the same personal cost that got them into the fight in the first place.

I watched that cost get paid in real-time outside the federal courthouse in Oakland when survivor parents — Lori Schott, Shannon Heacock, Erin Popolo, Julianna Arnold, Mary Rodee, Victoria Hinks, Paul Hinks — stood in front of a wall of cameras and talked about the worst moment of their lives, again, for an audience that will mostly remember a 10-second clip and a dollar figure. Joining them were young people who didn't have to be there, standing beside them in solidarity.

SEE ALSO: Is Meta finally backing a federal kids safety bill, or is it all PR?

None of that shows up in a settlement figure. It's not a line item. It's not even really visible in most coverage of the case, because the story is "Meta settles," not "here is what it takes to make Meta settle."

I grew up in front of cameras, and I know the instinct they train into you: get small, get careful, hand over the version of yourself that's easiest to broadcast. What that experience taught me is that visibility is not a neutral cost. Every time a parent goes back on camera to describe how their kid died, or a young survivor stands in a plaza holding a photo instead of being anywhere else, they're paying something the settlement itself will never account for.

Meta's $17 billion figure has line items for age-assurance systems and independent auditors. It has no line item for what it costs a parent to relive their child's death on a stranger's studio couch, but they do it anyway because that's what it takes to get airtime.

It's why these types of wins are exhausting. A settlement requires the people who fought for it to keep proving, publicly, that it was worth fighting for. If we're serious about accountability, the fix isn't asking survivor parents to keep showing up to press conferences until Meta gets embarrassed enough to throw better-looking Band-Aids at the problem. It's changing the business model in the first place to ensure these companies are required to fix what took these kids too soon: a business structure that relies on addictive features.

SEE ALSO: Lawsuits allege ChatGPT use led to suicide, psychosis

In California, AB 1709, authored by Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal and signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom on Sept. 10, does that by making these companies stop deploying addictive features to users under 16. Not a content ban, but a design restriction. A platform can keep operating exactly as it does now for everyone else, but it doesn't get to hand a 12-year-old the same engagement-optimized product it hands an adult.

AB 2, also authored by Lowenthal, makes large platforms liable for real money — up to $1 million per child, or three times actual damages — when ordinary negligence in the design of the product injures a minor. That's not a number Meta can negotiate down to a lump sum once and move on from, the way it did with this settlement. It scales with every child harmed, case by case, indefinitely — which is exactly the kind of exposure a company can't absorb as a cost of doing business, because there's no ceiling on it to absorb.

Together, these bills do what a $17 billion settlement can't: they change the incentive before the harm happens, instead of paying for it after the fact.

That's the difference between managing a story and fixing a product. A settlement is Meta agreeing, after years of litigation, to adjust some defaults under supervision it can eventually age out of — a 10-year consent decree that ends, after which Meta negotiates the next one from scratch. AB 1709 doesn't ask Meta to behave better under supervision that expires. It removes the option to keep operating the way it currently does and call it compliance, permanently, the same way any other law stays on the books after the fight to pass it is over. The parents testifying in Sacramento are doing the same kind of labor they did outside that courthouse, but they're doing it once, for a law that outlives the news cycle, instead of doing it every time a consent decree comes up for renewal.

SEE ALSO: 5 of the biggest changes coming to Instagram, Facebook

While those parents were in Sacramento testifying about their kids, Meta's lobbyists were in a different room asking for a way out. Politico reported that Meta approached Senate Judiciary Chair Tom Umberg with draft language that would let platforms apply for an exemption from AB 2 entirely. Meta spent $4.6 million lobbying Sacramento last year, more than any year since it started lobbying the state in 2010, and launched a new political committee to back candidates who favor lighter tech regulation. So the next time you see Meta's PR machine discussing how much they want to show up for parents, remember: they spent a lot trying to shut those same parents up in state legislatures.

The fence is up. The hole is still there. And the people who keep pointing at the hole, publicly, at their own expense, deserve better than another way for Meta to fool the masses while it keeps deploying the same business model that brought these parents to their child's gravesite instead of their high school graduation.

This article represents the opinions of its author.

Lennon Torres is a former Dance Moms performer now fighting for young people’s safety online. A trans activist and University of Southern California alum, she uses her pop‑culture fluency and lived experience to power her work at the Heat Initiative, taking on tech giants and demanding platforms to protect and empower the next generation.

iOS 27 is here! The newest iPhone operating system has just been rolled out by Apple today.

Here are a few of the must-try features that you should check out as soon as your iPhone is finished updating to the new OS.

Siri AI

This is the big one. Apple has completely reimagined its voice assistant Siri as a full-fledged AI assistant.

Siri AI can now perform tasks and answer questions just like other AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude. But, of course, Siri AI is integrated directly into the iOS experience. Siri AI even has its very own app now.

The new Siri AI can take actions across a wide variety of apps, such as a user's email, phone, photos, and Shortcuts. Siri AI can even create a new Shortcut based on a simple description. Users simply vocalize the workflow they want to automate in plain English, and Siri AI will take over and set the whole thing up.

So, be sure to check out Siri AI both via the standalone app (and the custom voice controls) to see what the brand new Siri can do.

Change Siri's voice speed, pitch, tone, and accent. Credit: Apple Weather app updates

The Weather app has some big new updates in iOS 27 to take a look at.

There are new tabs for the day's weather that provide users with information about conditions, precipitation, and Wind. Each tab will provide more in-depth details about the current day's temperature, rain or snow, and the wind conditions over the next few hours.

There's also a new Highlights feature in the Weather app that provides users with a written summary of what to expect weather-wise throughout the day.

AirPods custom EQ Credit: Apple

Surprisingly, AirPods have been missing custom EQ settings, a standard feature for most headphones and earbuds. Well, no longer.

iOS 27 adds a three-band equalizer to the AirPods settings screen, allowing users to control the audio frequency spectrum of their earbuds. 

Users can adjust EQ in real-time, changing how they hear the bassy lows, vocal mids, treble detail in the highs, and more.

Other headphones have this capability and Apple previously allowed AirPods users to customize EQ within Apple Music. Now, however, AIrPods owners can have this greater audio control regardless of where they listen to their music.

Liquid Glass updates Credit: Apple

If you had some problems with the way Apple's new Liquid Glass design for iPhone looked, you may want to go directly to this new feature.

Apple has updated the Liquid Glass design with "more uniform refraction and improved contrast." The iPhone-maker has even added controls in the form of a new slider that allows users to change just how clear or tinted the Liquid Glass design appears.

Disable the dictation button in Messages

This is another fix to an issue that has long-annoyed some iPhone users.

There's a dictation button next to the text box in Messages. That dictation button becomes the "Send" button when you've already typed out some text in your message. However, the placement of both buttons makes for some accidental taps, which sometimes activate the dictation feature when it isn't wanted. 

Now, in iOS 27, users can change that in the iPhone settings. Simply open the Settings app, select Apps, then Messages, followed by the new Show Text in Field option. Users can pick if there's a Record Audio button, Start Dictation button, or no button at all in that spot. The Send button will obviously still appear as normal after a user starts typing.

Bill splitting

If you're tired of trying to figure out the math of who pays what when going out for a meal with friends, this new iOS 27 feature is a must-try.

Using Apple Wallet or the Messages app, simply point your iPhone camera at a receipt, iOS 27's new bill splitting feature will read the information and then provide an itemized list on your iPhone. From there, you can pick which items you're paying for and then use Apple Cash to just pay for what they ordered. The bill-splitting feature even adds the relevant tax and tip portion as users select what items they are paying for.

Photo app updates

By now, you've probably heard about the big iOS 27 updates to the Photos app. Clean Up, Extend, and Spatial Reframing utilize generative AI in order to completely transform your photos, remove unwanted objects, and change angles and perspectives.

But there are other lesser talked about new features to check out too.

For example, iPhone users can now share albums with their friends who own Android and Windows phones with the new iOS 27. In addition, users can now select stills from videos and save them as standalone pictures instead of having to take screenshots.

iPhone Handoff

This is probably the most undercovered feature, especially if you're someone who can't choose between your classic iPhone or the new foldable iPhone Duo.

iPhone Handoff lets you have both.

With iOS 27's new iPhone Handoff feature, Apple smartphone owners can use one number with two separate devices. Users can swap back and forth and pick which device will receive phone calls and messages, and then switch it back at any time.

For now, this feature is only available for T-Mobile users, and the carrier is charging an extra $5 per month to use it.

There's even more to check out with the new iOS 27, so be sure to explore the latest updates to your iPhone.

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Along with iOS 27, Apple also released new AirPods, Apple Watches, and iPhones. Except for the iPhone Duo, all of these devices are available for preorder now.

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Updated on Monday, Sept. 14 at 1:30 p.m. ET — Apple launched iOS 27 (along with macOS 27 Golden Gate, iPadOS 27, and watchOS 27) this morning. Users with a compatible iPhone can download the new OS right away.

Apple's next big iOS update is finally on the launch pad.

At its "Surprise and Shine" event on Sept. 9, Apple showed off new wares like the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, the foldable iPhone Duo, new Apple Watches, and the AirPods 5. One of the smaller (but still significant) nuggets of news to come out of the event concerned iOS 27. Specifically, when you can finally download it to your iPhone.

Users with compatible iPhones will be able to install iOS 27 on Monday, Sept. 14.

How to download iOS 27

If you have one of the compatible iPhones (keep scrolling for the full list), then starting on Monday, Sept. 14, you can look for iOS 27. Apple typically releases a new iOS at 10:00 a.m. PT (1:00 p.m. ET).

Follow these steps to get iOS 27 set up on your iPhone:

• Go to the Settings app on your phone

• Go to General

• Go to Software Update and wait as the system checks for new updates

• When iOS 27 appears, you can download and install the new OS

You can also click "Automatic Updates" and turn this feature to "On." That way, iOS 27 should automatically download once it's available (your phone must be locked and charging to download automatic updates).

What's new with iOS 27? This is a big one! Siri AI, new Apple Intelligence tools, and Liquid Glass updates are all coming soon. Credit: Apple

If you haven't been following along, iOS 27 is the one that finally brings us Siri AI. You can now talk to Siri like you would an AI chatbot, and it's powered by Google Gemini.

Some of the most exciting changes coming to iPhones involve new AI photo-editing features, such as spatial reframing. Users will more easily be able to remove unwanted details, or even describe the edits they'd like to Siri by voice or text. Android smartphones from Google and Samsung have had a full suite of AI editing tools for a couple of years now, and Apple is finally catching up. Smart photo editing will also help users make the most of the iPhone 18 Pro Max's new camera features.

Apple also included some new and subtle customization options for Liquid Glass, various small updates for apps like Health, Photos, and Notes, and more.

SEE ALSO: 5 Siri AI and iOS 27 features we’re looking forward to Every iPhone that supports iOS 27

Of course, you can only go through that whole downloading process if you have a device that supports iOS 27. Here are the devices that work with the new iOS:

• iPhone SE (second generation or later)

• iPhone 11

• iPhone 11 Pro

• iPhone 11 Pro Max

• iPhone 12

• iPhone 12 Mini

• iPhone 12 Pro

• iPhone 12 Pro Max

• iPhone 13

• iPhone 13 Mini

• iPhone 13 Pro

• iPhone 13 Pro Max

• iPhone 14

• iPhone 14 Plus

• iPhone 14 Pro

• iPhone 14 Pro Max

• iPhone 15

• iPhone 15 Plus

• iPhone 15 Pro

• iPhone 15 Pro Max

• iPhone 16

• iPhone 16e

• iPhone 16 Plus

• iPhone 16 Pro

• iPhone 16 Pro Max

• iPhone 17

• iPhone 17e

• iPhone Air

• iPhone 17 Pro

• iPhone 17 Pro Max

• iPhone 18 Pro

• iPhone 18 Pro Max

• iPhone Duo

If you don't have one of those, you're out of luck. We should also note that Siri AI will not be coming to Europe due to some regulatory issues. Sorry, European friends.

Save 22%: As of Sept. 14, pick up the 2026 Lego Star Wars advent calendar at Amazon for $35, taking $9.99 off the price ofe $44.99.

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Legos are notoriously expensive, and holiday-themed Legos can get notoriously difficult to get, especially for gift shopping.

My tip? Buy in advance where you can. For any Star Wars Lego fans in your life, a great opportunity to do exactly that is here: as of Sept. 14, the Lego Star Wars advent calendar is on sale at Amazon for $35, bringing its $45 list price down 22% (and to its lowest point ever).

SEE ALSO: August's new Legos bring some of the best variety in sets we've seen all year

This set in particular is themed around The Mandalorian, featuring the titular character and Grogu in holiday sweaters, as well as other classic characters like Moff Gideon and Carson Teva. Other accessories include vehicles and key objects from the show, so you can slowly build out your own universe.

All told, the set has 24 days to open and 293 pieces total. At the time of writing, the set is still at full price on Lego's website and Target. Plus it's just ever so slightly cheaper than the newly unveiled $800 Star Destroyer.

This was supposed to be the year of blockbuster artificial intelligence IPOs, but over the weekend, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed the company will no longer go public in 2026.

In an interview with Fortune, Altman said the IPO would be "ill-timed" given escalating concerns over AI safety and development. Altman told Fortune Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell that the IPO would not take place in 2026. Although many outlets have reported that the IPO will now take place in 2027, Altman told Shontell only that the IPO wasn't happening this year, and that it will happen "when the business is ready."

"I would say not 2026, yeah. We got a lot of stuff to do. And meeting this moment of what is going to be required for safety and alignment and how the industry and government is going to work together, and how to be able to do that as a private company," Altman said.

OpenAI has reportedly been preparing for a likely trillion-dollar IPO this year, but in recent weeks, concerns over AI safety have reached a critical point.

"As we’ve said we’re not rushing into an IPO," Altman told Fortune. "I actually think that given everything happening with safety, right now would be an ill-advised moment to go public, and we don’t feel pressure on that. We’ve said for a long time, we’ll do it when we’re ready, which is when the business is ready, when we feel ready from a, kind of, what the moment is like in society with this technology."

So, why have concerns about AI suddenly reached a boiling point?

Anthropic released a nightmarish safety report last week, which detailed how threat actors tried to use Claude to research avian flu adaptations, to assist with gain-of-function research on the chikungunya virus, explore military drone swarms, and carry out mass surveillance. And shortly before that, an Anthropic researcher left the company and very publicly warned that the technology "could kill us all by the end of the decade," and that the industry was "gambling with our lives."

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On Saturday, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for AI labs to slow down development of AI until stronger safeguards could be put into place, and Altman publicly committed to coordinating on this effort.

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Altman's comments about the OpenAI IPO come amid these growing concerns.

"This has clearly been a week where a lot more people are grappling with the issues in front of us," Altman told Fortune. "So, I’m actually mostly grateful that this is happening. This is a conversation the world is overdue for, and we are clearly entering a realm of extremely capable models, and a high-stakes need to get things right."

Altman's video interview with Fortune provides some insight into Altman's thinking at a turning point for the industry.

As the most visible and well-known AI company, the performance of OpenAI's IPO will be seen as a barometer for the health of the industry as a whole. Because as fears over AI safety rise, so have fears of the AI bubble bursting.

Earlier this year, SpaceX (which recently merged with xAI) launched its IPO, and Anthropic previously filed paperwork for its own planned IPO. Altman's comments are consistent with a June report from the New York Times, which stated the company was leaning toward delaying its IPO until 2027.

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La Liga really delivered over the weekend. We've seen high-scoring wins from three of the league's top teams — Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atlético Madrid — with a combined 11 goals scored. But the action from this round of fixtures isn't over just yet: Villarreal now hosts Real Betis.

Real Betis have been in solid form in the early stages of the season, winning three from four. The impetus is on Villarreal to get something from this game — they're still searching for their first win of the season. Can we expect even more goals?

If you're interested in watching Villarreal vs. Real Betis in La Liga from anywhere in the world, we've got all the information you need.

When is Villarreal vs. Real Betis?

Villarreal vs. Real Betis in La Liga kicks off at 3 p.m. ET on Sept. 14. This fixture takes place at the Estadio de la Cerámica.

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SAVE $22.99: The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds are on sale at Amazon for 10% off with code NW94IXSS62S2, brining them down to $207 instead of the list price of $229.99.

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If you're one to walk around with at least one earbud in for most of the day, you know how important comfort is. In the past, I've refused to travel without both earbuds and over-the-ear headphones, mostly because I couldn't stand earbuds after a few hours of flying. The Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max changed my mind on that. And for the first time ever, they're on sale at Amazon.

As of Sept. 14, the Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds are on sale at Amazon for 10% off with code NW94IXSS62S2, brining them down to $207 instead of the list price of $229.99. That works out to a savings of $22.99.

I just wore the Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds on a 10-hour flight with zero complaints. They're so comfortable that I no longer pack bulky over-the-ear headphones on trips, saving precious space in my carry on bag.

SEE ALSO: The clock is ticking to save over $50 on Soundcore AeroFit 2 earbuds at Amazon

The Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max are an elevated version of the 5 Pro, using Anker's Thus AI chip and a 10-sensor matrix that make the earbuds excellent for calls and blocking out background noise. However, the case is an upgrade from the 5 Pro, coming with a touchscreen case with a 1.78 AMOLED display.

This model also features Anker's AI note-taker, allowing the case to record during meetings, lectures, or conversations. That's a great feature for taking the earbuds along to work or class.

While the earbuds are sitting at an all-time low price, upgrade to the comfort, clarity and powerful noise-cancellation on the Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds. They'll be your new favorite travel accessory.

Save $120: The usually $349.99 Ninja Slushi is on sale for $229.99 at Best Buy as of Sept. 14. This 34% discount comes as a Best Buy Deal of the Day, meaning that come Sept. 15, the Slushi will be back up in price.

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Whether it be slushie or a frosé, there's something about a frozen drink that screams summertime in a cup.

"But it's September!" the naysayers cry. To that, I have three replies: the first official day of fall isn't until Sept. 22, we all know temps can stay above 80 well into October, and the Ninja Slushi is on sale for one day only as of Sept. 14.

Ninja's frozen drink maker isn't just casually $20 off — it's down $120 in price as a Best Buy Deal of the Day, bringing the price from $349.99 to $229.99. At the lowest we've seen it, it's hit $199.99 at Amazon (at the time of writing, however, it's at $299.95).

Former Mashable reporter Leah Stodart put the Slushi through the frozen drink ringer – testing everything from slushed cola to frozen coffees and protein shakes. The few downsides: diet soda is a no-go (the machine demands a certain amount of sugar for the freezing process to work), the process can be a bit tedious for single serve drinks, and you also have to be careful about balancing alcohol content.

SEE ALSO: We tested the most popular Ninja appliances, and these are our favorites

That said, because of the RapidChill Technology powering the Slushi, frozen drinks stay frozen for up to 12 hours. As Stodart pointed out, that means actually frozen margaritas instead of the melted margs you'd get not long after blending together the cocktail with some ice. Unlike the Ninja Creami, the Slushi is rather quiet, running at about the sound of a refrigerator hum. Finally, cleanup is relatively easy, consisting of a rinse cycle, four dishwasher-friendly parts to disassemble and wash, and a wipe down of the base and interior of the machine.

Though it's not the cheapest appliance out there, it's a game changer for any frozen drink fiends — and at this sale price, the perfect end of summer steal.

SAVE $15.82: As of Sept. 14, the Xteink X3 mini e-reader is on sale at Amazon for just $63.18 as a Lightning deal. That's 20% in savings, but you'll have to act fast.

Opens in a new window Credit: Xteink Xteink X3 mini e-reader $63.18 at Amazon
$79 Save $15.82   Get Deal

If you've ever wished you could slip a book into your pocket, the Xteink X3 mini e-reader was made for you. And for a limited time, it's on sale for 20% off its already affordable cost.

As of Sept. 14, the Xteink X3 mini e-reader is just $63.18 as a Lightning deal at Amazon. That's $15.82 less than its $79 price tag, but you'll have to act fast to secure the discount. You only have until the end of the day to get your hands on this deal, or until the counter bar says "100% claimed." So, don't delay pressing that add-to-cart button.

I have to be honest here; I don't particularly understand the hype of this ultra-mini, ultra-trendy e-reader. I prefer my basic Kindle, which is already small enough to fit in my purse. It also doesn't have backlighting, which means you can only read in bright settings (a personal dealbreaker for me). But surely there must be a reason this thing is popular. With a 3.7-inch screen, it's not only small enough to slip into your pocket (yes, even women's pockets), but it also magnetically attaches to the back of your phone for seamless reading on the go. It'll last you up to 10 hours before needing a charge and offers 16GB of built-in memory, with up to 256GB expandable memory.

Also, like the Xteink X4 Pro that Mashable's Sam Mangino tested, the Xteink X3 is only compatible with DRM-free e-books. That means no DRM-protected books from Kindle, Libby, or other platforms. Mangino notes that articles you can upload via URL work best on these tiny e-readers. Still, for the cute mini form factor and TikTok cred, $63 really isn't a bad deal. Just be sure you know what you're signing up for.

TL;DR: As of Sept. 14, you can get the DJI Mini 3 for $315, down from $419, at Amazon. That's a 25% discount or a $104 price cut.

DJI Mini 3 $390 at Amazon
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If you follow tech news at all, you probably know the U.S. government has been trying to ban DJI drones for what feels like forever. Lawmakers blocked any new models from being approved in the States, but existing drones already on the market are grandfathered in — this means that they're legal to buy and fly.

SEE ALSO: The FCC banned foreign routers, drones, robots: What it means for you

Right now, you can get the DJI Mini 3 on Amazon for $315, down from $410. Discounts on DJI drones don't pop up nearly as often these days (outside of sales events, that is), so saving 25% is a nice win if you've been waiting to buy one.

Spec-wise, it shoots crisp 4K HDR video, stays airborne for up to 38 minutes per charge, handles wind pretty well, and shoots true vertical video so you don't have to crop your footage for social media later. Bonus: It weighs under 249 grams, so you don't have to register it with the FAA for recreational flying.

SAVE $200: The new Roborock Saros 20 Flow is now available in the U.S. and it's on sale at Amazon for $1,499.99 with the on-page coupon, down from the normal price of $1,699.99. That's a 12% discount.

Opens in a new window Credit: Roborock Roborock Saros 20 Flow $1,499.99 at Amazon
$1,699.99 Save $200   Get Deal

It's no secret that Roborock is a leader in both robot vacuums and robot lawn mowers, and the lineup of both is often expanding. As of Sept. 14, the brand's U.S. lineup has a new model on offer which is a variation on a previous favorite, the Saros 20. Plus, there's a coupon on offer during the initial launch.

As of Sept. 14, the new Roborock Saros 20 Flow is now available in the U.S. and it's on sale at Amazon for $1,499.99 with the on-page coupon, down from the normal price of $1,699.99. That's a 12% discount that takes $200 off the price.

The world of robot vacuums can feel pretty repetitive, making it hard to differentiate between models. But know the new Roborock Saros 20 Flow has impressive suction power at 36,000Pa. That makes this model excellent for home with pets or busy families.

SEE ALSO: Apple charger deal: Save $90 on the Anker 3-in-1 charging station at Amazon

In addition to the suction power, its slim profile that measures just 3.53 inches in height is excellent for getting under furniture like beds and couches. The 360-degree navigation module on top of the robot vacuum ducks down when passing under low furniture and instead, the robot uses a 100-degree rear view cleaning camera.

When it comes to mopping power, the Roborock Saros 20 Flow is equipped with the brand's SpiraFlow 2.0 pressurized self-cleaning system. Roborock says this aims at cleaning stubborn, sticky messes and just in time for fall, mud. It has high-speed rotation of 240RPM and 15N of downward mopping pressure.

Before this introductory coupon vanishes, upgrade your home with the Roborock Saros 20 Flow. There's no better time than before fall's muddy season to get a super capable robot vacuum and mop.

A digital PlayStation game you bought years ago could soon put a little credit back in your account. Sony’s proposed $7.85 million settlement would compensate eligible U.S. customers for certain PlayStation Store purchases, with automatic payments for those whose accounts are still active.

Here’s how to check whether you’re included and what happens next.

Which PlayStation purchases qualify?

The settlement covers people in the United States who purchased an eligible digital game through the PlayStation Store between April 1, 2019, and Dec. 31, 2023.

The official list of eligible games includes The Last of Us Remastered, Until Dawn, No Man’s Sky, and NBA 2K18. Specific editions matter: The Bloodborne entry, for example, covers the Complete Edition Bundle.

The restrictions stem from a class-action lawsuit filed in May 2021 over Sony’s decision to stop third-party retailers from selling game-specific download vouchers in April 2019. Plaintiffs argued that the change forced customers to buy those digital games through the PlayStation Store, reducing competition and raising prices. (Sony denies wrongdoing.)

SEE ALSO: PS5 gamers entitled to credits in new Sony lawsuit settlement

According to the settlement notice, qualifying games had retail download vouchers available before April 2019, at least 200 voucher redemptions before that cutoff, and a price increase of at least 50 cents after discounts between the periods examined in the case. The official list can help you identify which games meet those requirements.

Do you need to submit a claim?

If you qualify, have an active PlayStation Network account, and did not opt out, no claim form is required. Your payment would arrive automatically as PlayStation Store wallet credit after final approval.

Customers with deactivated accounts had a separate process. The official notice gave them until August 27, 2026, to provide qualifying purchase information and a current mailing address to request a check. (That deadline has passed.)

Lawyers reported in a Sept. 3 court filing that there appeared to be 438 check requests from eligible customers with closed accounts.

How much could you receive?

There is no fixed payment per customer. Your share will depend on how many qualifying games you purchased, with more eligible purchases resulting in a larger payment.

Payments will come from the amount remaining in the $7.85 million fund after court-approved deductions. Those include attorneys’ fees of up to 25 percent, legal and administrative expenses, and any awards to the named plaintiffs. Notice and administration costs alone are estimated at $180,000 to $190,000.

When will the credits arrive?

The final approval hearing is scheduled for Oct. 15, 2026, but the settlement still needs approval before distribution can proceed.

Once deposited, the credits will not expire and can be used for any product available for sale in the PlayStation Store, according to the plaintiffs’ September filing. Players would not have to spend them on the games that originally qualified them for compensation.

For now, the next date to watch is Oct. 15, when the court will consider final approval — bringing eligible players one step closer to seeing the credit in their accounts.

SAVE $70: As of Sept. 14, the Garmin vívoactive 6 smartwatch is on sale for $229.99 at Amazon. That's 23% or $70 off its list price of $299.99, and its best price ever.

Opens in a new window Credit: Garmin Garmin Vivoactive 6 smartwatch $229.99 at Amazon
$299.99 Save $70   Get Deal

If you're shopping for a new smartwatch and can't decide between the various brands on the market, let me be the first to recommend getting a Garmin. While there's a ton of Garmin watches to choose from, the vívoactive 6 is a great pick for practically everyone, and it's on sale for its best price to date.

As of Sept. 14, the Garmin vívoactive 6 smartwatch is down to just $229.99 at Amazon in every colorway. That's a 23% or $70 discount from its list price of $299.99 and the lowest price we've ever seen on the watch. Yes, even beating Prime Day earlier this year.

While Garmin offers several dedicated sports watches for runners, triathletes, golfers, and more, the vívoactive 6 is a good all-rounder for folks who like to mix it up. It's packed with over 80 indoor and GPS-based activities, including daily suggested workouts, animated workouts, stretching, walking, running, swimming, activities for wheelchair users, and more. The bountiful health and wellness insights go beyond what you can imagine, with a look into your daily energy levels, stress, HRV status, blood oxygen levels, and even a fitness age. Of course, like any good smartwatch, you'll also be able to track your steps and sleep, as well as receive texts and notifications.

I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the Garmin vívoactive 6's battery life. You'll get about 11 days on a single charge in smartwatch mode, which obviously makes the Apple Watch look like a chump (even the latest Series 12).

If you're in the market for a new watch, don't let this best-ever deal on one of Garmin's most well-rounded, beginner-friendly smartwatches slip through the cracks.

Free phones available at T-Mobile in September 2026: Apple iPhone 18 Pro Free (up to $1,200 off) with an eligible trade-in in any condition or when switching on an eligible plan. Get Deal Apple iPhone 17 Free with a new line and port-in on an eligible plan (no trade-in needed). Get Deal Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Free with an eligible trade-in on an eligible plan. Get Deal Google Pixel 11 Free when you activate a new line on an eligible plan (no trade-in needed). Get Deal Motorola Razr Free when you activate a new line on an eligible plan. Get Deal

Right now, T-Mobile is handing out free phones across all the major brands — Apple, Samsung, Google, and Motorola. But before you get too excited, there's some fine print we need to go over:

• You'll get a monthly bill credit. "Free" means T-Mobile pays off the phone by giving you a monthly credit on your bill for 36 months. If you decide to switch carriers, cancel your account, or downgrade your plan before those three years are up, all remaining monthly credits disappear and the full remaining cash balance of the phone is due right away.

• There are upfront costs. On standard financing (Standard EIP), you still have to pay sales tax on the full retail price of the phone plus a $35 device connection fee upfront at checkout. T-Mobile's new financing tier, "EIP Flex 36," lets well-qualified buyers roll those taxes and fees into the 36-month plan, but you're still paying them over time.

• You'll need to have an eligible plan. To get the best deal, you'll have to be on T-Mobile's top-tier, pricier plans (like Experience Beyond 2.0, Experience Beyond, or Go5G Next). Lower plans like Essentials or Magenta still get discounts, but they drop down to $730 or $300 off.

If you're cool with sticking with T-Mobile for three years, this is about as cheap as you can get a flagship phone.

Our favorite deal: Apple iPhone 18 Pro ($0 with eligible trade-in or switch) Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple iPhone 18 Pro Free (up to $1,200 off) with an eligible trade-in in any condition OR when switching on an eligible plan. Get Deal Why we like it

Apple's newest flagship just hit the market, and T-Mobile's launch offer is easily the best way to get it without paying $1,200 out of pocket.

Here's how to claim the deal:

1. Choose your phone. You get the full $1,200 credit (making the 128GB or 256GB iPhone 18 Pro free) by either trading in an eligible phone in any condition OR by porting your line over to T-Mobile from another carrier on Experience Beyond 2.0, Experience Beyond, or Go5G Next.

2. Check your plan tier. If you're on Experience More or Go5G Plus, the trade-in credit drops to $930 off. If you're on Essentials 2.0, Essentials, Go5G, or Magenta, adding a line and trading in gets you up to $730 off.

3. Checkout. Pay the local sales tax and $35 connection fee at checkout under standard financing, or opt for EIP Flex 36 to roll those fees into your monthly bill credits if eligible.

SAVE $602: As of Sept. 14, the TCL 65-inch QM7L SQD-Mini LED QLED 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for only $897.99. That's over $600 off its original list price of $1,499.99 or about 40% in savings.

Opens in a new window Credit: TCL TCL 65-inch QM7L SQD-Mini LED QLED 4K TV $897.99 at Amazon
$1,499.99 Save $602   Get Deal

Spooky season is inching up quick, which means it's time to queue up your scary movie lineup. Before the marathon commences, however, it's a good time to reevaluate your home theater situation. If your current TV is on its last leg, now's a great time to upgrade and save.

As of Sept. 14, TCL's 65-inch QM7L SQD-Mini LED TV is on sale at Amazon for $897.99. That's about 40% off its list price of $1,499.99 or $602 in savings. That's also its lowest price on record.

The QM7L is TCL's mid-range Mini LED TV for 2026 and just a step down from our favorite QLED TV for most people. While its peak brightness can't quite match the QM8L, it's still significantly brighter than your basic QLED, with vivid detail and punchy color. That's largely due to its "super quantum dot mini LEDs" (the SQD in its name). This will make a notable difference when you're watching those dark, shadowy scenes in your favorite scary movies this season.

It runs Google TV with Gemini on Android 14 with hands-free voice activation. You can simply tell Gemini to bump up the volume, turn on captions, or even recommend a movie with Tom Holland that you haven't seen before. How much you actually use the voice assistant will vary person to person, but it's one of the most capable assistants on any smart TV.

While the QM8L is the best QLED for most people if you can swing it, the QM7L is an excellent consolation prize for those who don't want to break the bank — particularly now that it's 40% off.

Nintendo Customer Appreciation Sale deals at a glance Best hardware deal Nintendo Switch Pro Controller $55.97 (save $24.02) Get Deal Best game deal The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass Bundle (Digital Download) $55.97 (save $24.01) Get Deal Best Mario game deal Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle (Digital Download) $59.49 (save $25.49) Get Deal Best Nintendo Appreciation merch deal Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo $76.99 (save $33) Get Deal

Nintendo has officially kicked off its Customer Appreciation Sale, reportedly using $300 million in government tariff refunds to fund discounts that are now in effect not only on the Nintendo Store and Nintendo eShop but also at participating retailers both online and offline. 

There is one major caveat, though: there is not a single deal for a Nintendo Switch 2 game, and, aside from a few accessory deals, there are no Switch 2 hardware sales either. So if you were hoping to use this sale to gear up for the Ocarina of Time remake, you're out of luck, though you can still save $10 on a pre-order through the right retailers. 

Who is this sale for, then? If you've been eying a classic Nintendo game but couldn't justify paying full retail price, or if you want to re-live older-generation games on next-generation hardware, now is the perfect time to indulge in some nostalgia.

Here are our favorite deals from the Nintendo sale across hardware, games, and merchandise.

Best Nintendo Appreciation hardware deals Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo Nintendo Switch Pro Controller $55.97 at Amazon
$79.99 Save $24.02   Get Deal Why we like it

Don't get us wrong: We're big fans of the Nintendo Switch and its innovative Joy-Con controllers, but occasionally you yearn for simpler times, when a single controller held all the buttons and joysticks you needed. Nintendo must agree with us, because their own Pro Controller does a fantastic job recreating the experience of classic Nintendo and Nintendo 64 games, many of which you may be playing for the first time on your Switch console. And trust us: If you're experiencing Goldeneye death matches for the first time, you're going to want this controller in hand to stand a chance.  

More hardware deals

• PowerA Slim Case for Nintendo Switch 2 — $16.99 $19.99 (save $3)

• Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Charging Stand - $24.49 $34.99 (save $10)

• Belkin Nintendo Switch 2 Case — $26.99 $29.99 (save $3 with coupon)

• Nintendo Joy-Con (single) - $31.49 $44.99 (save $13)

• Nintendo Joy-Con (double) - $62.97 $89.99 (save $27.02)

Best Nintendo Appreciation game deals Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass Bundle (Digital Download) $55.97 at Amazon
$79.98 Save $24.01   Get Deal Why we like it

What better way to prepare for the Ocarina of Time remake than to re-live (or maybe play for the first time!) Breath of the Wild, the clearest spiritual successor to the N64 classic. All the way back in 2017, it was the standout game at the annual Game Awards, winning Game of the Year, Best Direction, and Best Action/Adventure Game, while it was recently named the second-best Nintendo game of all time by IGN. And unlike a lot of nearly-decade-old games, Breath of the Wild still feels fresh all these years later.   

Another great Zelda game deal Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Digital Download)  $48.97 at Amazon
$69.99 Save $21.02   Get Deal Why we like it

In keeping with the Zelda theme, you owe it to yourself to play the sequel to Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom. The game is just three years old now, but with more than 22 million copies sold, it's also one of the handful of modern games that are a required experience for self-respecting gamers, casting a long shadow on game development ever since its release. If you haven't yet had the pleasure of returning to Hyrule or discovering eerie Depths below, take advantage of this discount while it lasts.  

Best Mario game deal Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle (Digital Download) $59.49 at Amazon
$84.98 Save $25.49   Get Deal Why we like it

We'll just go ahead and say it: there simply isn't a better party game than Mario Kart, and that's basically been true since the original NES release all the way back in 1992. It's the madness of flying shells, an ever-rotating leaderboard, and an incredible variety of fun, unique race tracks that make these games endlessly replayable. Be warned, though: many friendships have ended over a Mario Kart race gone wrong. 

More Mario game deals

• Super Mario Bros. Wonder - $41.97 $59.99 (save $17)

• Luigi's Mansion 3 - $41.97 $59.99 (save $17)

• Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury - $41.97 $59.99 (save $17)

• Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Standard - $41.99 $59.99 (save $17)

• Mario Party: Superstars - $41.99 $59.99 (save $17)

Best Metroid game deal Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo Metroid Prime Remastered (Digital Download) $27.97 at Amazon
$39.99 Save $12.02   Get Deal Why we like it

Everyone is focused on Zelda these days, and rightfully so, but Nintendo has an exhaustive library of unique IPs that every game should experience at least once in their lives, and after the essential Mario and Zelda games, we would argue Metroid deserves top billing as well. Suit up as Samus Aran and explore the otherworldly Tallon IV planet with updated visuals and an unforgettable soundtrack. 

More game deals

• Kirby Fighters 2 - $13.99 $19.99 (save $6)

• Endless Ocean: Luminous Standard - $34.97 $49.99 (save $14)

• Kirby: Star Allies - $41.97 $59.99 (save $17)

• Donkey Kong Country Returns HD - $41.97 $59.99 (save $18)

• Metroid Dread - $41.97 $59.99 (save $17)

• Animal Crossing: New Horizons - $41.97 $59.99 (save $17)

• Xenoblade Chronicles 3 + Expansion - $62.97 $89.98 (save $27)

Best Nintendo Appreciation merch deals Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo $76.99 at Nintendo
$109.99 Save $33   Get Deal Why we like it

Lots of merch leans more towards novelty than practicality, but this Alarmo clock does exactly the opposite, nodding to your favorite company with an essential item you'll use every day of your life. It isn't a half-thought-out, poor-quality clock, either. You can choose from among your favorite Nintendo characters to wake you up each morning, while a built-in motion sensor quiets the alarm sound when you're ready to get up. And when you finally get out of bed, you'll be rewarded with a unique character celebration animation.

More merch deals

• Mario Kart Slouch Hat - $16.44 $24.99 (save $9)

• Amiibo Metroid Samus Figurine - $20.99 $29.95 (save $10)

• Amiibo Donkey Kong and Pauline Figurine - $20.99 $29.99 (save $10)

• Amiibo Mario and Luma — $24.99 $34.99 (save $10)

• Amiibo Rosaline and Luma — $24.99 $34.99 (save $10)

• Amiibo Kirby & Warp Star KirbyAir Riders Series — $34.99 $49.99 (save $15)

UPDATE: Sep. 15, 2026, 10:03 a.m. EDT This article has been updated with additional deals and the latest availability.

TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart Booster Box is on sale for $119.98 at Amazon, down from its $139.48 typical price.

Opens in a new window Credit: Magic: The Gathering Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart Booster Box (24 Packs) $119.98 at Amazon
$139.48 Save $19.50 Get Deal

The MTG Marvel Super Heroes expansion has not recorded any new record-low prices in the trading card market for a while, but the Jumpstart Booster Box has come close once again with this latest Amazon deal. 

As of Sept. 14, the Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart Booster Box is $119.98 at Amazon through third-party seller Collector’s Cache. With that $19.50 price drop, that’s a 14% discount altogether — with free delivery set for Sept. 21-25 at the time of writing. However, for just a cent more at $199.99, you can buy the listing sold and shipped directly by Amazon itself, with free delivery marked for as soon as Sept. 19, or next-day delivery if you’re a Prime member. 

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TCGplayer has once again marked itself as the cheapest place to buy, with listings for as low as $112.63. That’s not only a mere 9 cents higher than the trading card selling site’s own market price of $112.54, but also beats Amazon’s lowest-ever price of $114.94 — confirmed with price tracker camelcamelcamel. 

There are 24 Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart Boosters in each display box, with 20 cards packed into every one. Rather than asking you to construct a deck before playing, each booster comes with its own theme and the Land cards it needs. Pick any two packs, combine their contents, and you have everything required to start a game. 

There are 51 possible Marvel-themed configurations spanning Heroes and Villains, and these boosters can also be paired with packs from other Magic Jumpstart releases. 

TL;DR: The new Apple iPhone 18 Pro is available for free right now with T-Mobile. To claim, trade in a qualifying device and activate a new line on T-Mobile’s Experience Beyond plan. New customers who switch to T-Mobile and keep their existing number will also qualify.

Opens in a new window Credit: Apple T-Mobile: Free Apple iPhone 18 Pro   Get Deal

We've been treated to some major smartphone drops in recent months. We got the new Motorola Razr lineup, new Google Pixels, and foldable phones from Samsung. All the major players had their moment in the spotlight, but now it's time for the main event: Apple's annual iPhone launch.

After months of speculation, rumors, and leaks, Apple has finally announced the new iPhone 18 Pro, and preorders are now live, with the phone set to release on Sept. 18.

Any new smartphone announcement causes a stir, but none more than the iPhone. Nothing gets the people going quite like a shiny new iPhone, especially if it folds. And mobile carriers like T-Mobile know that, so they tend to drop seriously tempting iPhone preorder deals to persuade you into upgrading. And this launch is no different.

The Apple iPhone 18 Pro is available for free right now with T-Mobile. There are two ways to take advantage of this preorder deal:

• Switch to T-Mobile and bring your existing phone number

• Trade in a qualifying phone (in any condition) on an Experience Beyond plan

The full savings are distributed as monthly credits over a 36-month payment plan. As long as you intend to stay locked into T-Mobile’s top data tier for three years, it's easily one of the best ways to score Apple's premier hardware without a major hit to your budget.

SEE ALSO: Apple announces iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone

T-Mobile requires you to pay local sales tax on the phone's full retail value upfront, plus a standard $35 device connection fee per line at checkout. But come on, that's a small price to pay for the latest iPhone.

Score the iPhone 18 Pro for free from T-Mobile.

SAVE $50: As of Sept. 14, the Bluetti AC180 is on sale for $449 at Amazon. That's a 10% discount on the list price.

Opens in a new window Credit: Bluetti Bluetti AC180 $449 at Amazon
$499 Save $50   Get Deal

Portable power stations can be useful for everything from camping and road trips to keeping essential devices running during a power cut. They give you access to extra power without relying on a wall outlet. And with summer coming to an end and fall on the way, having something on hand for unexpected outages could be a smart move.

Amazon has plenty of options to choose from, but as of Sept. 14, the Bluetti AC180 has dropped in price. Normally $499, it's now $449. This deal saves you $50 on list price for a limited time.

SEE ALSO: Belkin just revealed a massive new collection of power banks, dual-network trackers, and magnetic stands — here’s what’s coming

This is a powerful unit, with a 1,152Wh capacity and 1,800W continuous output, which can increase to 2,700W in Power Lifting mode for appliances that need a little more power. It can reach 80% charge in around 45 minutes, so you don't need hours of prep time, plus external B300K battery packs can be added for longer runtimes. The LFP battery is designed for durability, too, giving you more than 3,500 cycles.

It weighs just 36lbs, so it's a portable option to move between home, vehicles, and for outdoor use.

Find this portable power station deal at Amazon now.