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SAVE OVER $3,000: As of Sept. 23, the Anker Solix F3800 Power Station is on sale for $4,299 at Amazon. That's a 42% saving on the list price.

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As the colder months roll in, storms and power outages become more likely, making reliable backup power more important than ever. If you regularly experience outages, you'll want something that can support your whole home, from the refrigerator to the oven, and even keep your lights, WiFi, and essential devices running without interruption. That's where the Anker Solix F3800 comes in.

It boasts some serious power, starting at 3.84kWh; it can power your family’s essentials for a full day. Need more than this? You can stack extra batteries to get up to 26.9kWh, or even combine a second F3800 and more batteries for enough power to last two weeks.

SEE ALSO: Score a free solar panel when you buy the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max portable power station at Amazon for the lowest price ever

Solar charging is easy to use, too. The power station can take in 400W of solar power via Anker’s PS400 panel. That means faster charging, up to one and a half times quicker than normal, and you can adjust the panel to four different angles to catch maximum sun, no matter the time of day or season. And if you plan to use it on a camping trip, this unit has an IP67 waterproof rating so it can handle some rain without getting damaged.

This power station is on sale for its lowest-ever price. As of Sept. 23, you can save over $3,000 on this bundle that includes the main power station, one expansion battery, and a 400W solar panel. This discount takes the list price down from $7,937 to $4,299. You can also pick from various bundle options across different price points, starting at $2,499.

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SAVE $1,000: As of Sept. 23, the Hisense 85-inch U8 Mini-LED TV is on sale for $2,497.99 at Amazon. That's a 29% saving on the list price.

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The start of a new season means a change in the weather and more nights at home. And when you're spending that extra time indoors, you want to make sure your entertainment setup is as good as it can be, especially for a season famed for its movies. And what better way to make the most of the new season than an incredible 85-inch TV upgrade?

As of Sept. 23, the Hisense 85-inch U8 Mini-LED TV is on sale at Amazon for a hefty $1,000 off. It's definitely not an impulse buy, but if you've been in the market for something new, big, and seriously impressive, your search might just be over. Right now it's reduced to $2,497.99, a 29% discount on the OG price. If an 85-inch TV is a little too big (or small) for your space, you can find this TV discounted across all sizes, from 55 to 100 inches.

SEE ALSO: In the market for a new TV? The gorgeous 65-inch TCL QM7K TV is over $600 off.

This huge TV is packed with thousands of tiny LEDs, over 5,000 nits of peak brightness and 5,600 dimming zones, so every tiny detail pops with color. It even has Anti-Reflection Pro technology, which keeps the picture crystal clear, even if sunlight is pouring through your room.

With a TV this good, it’s like having a mini movie theater right in your living room, and the sound makes it even better. Deep bass, surround channels, and speakers that even project audio above you, it really doesn't get better. And if you're a gamer, this TV more than delivers. Enjoy a smooth 165Hz panel, and with Variable Refresh Rate, FreeSync, and low-lag modes, your games feel fast and responsive. Plus, the Game Bar lets you tweak performance and settings without having to pause.

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SAVE $60: As of Sept. 23, you can get a $60 off the Smonet movie projector at Amazon. That's a 40% discount on the list price.

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It's officially the start of fall, and that can only mean one thing: cozy movie nights in. Whether it's your wholesome favorites, your yearly spooky rewatches, or some exciting new releases, you want your movie setup to be as immersive as possible. And one easy way to transform your movie nights is with the help of a movie projector. They're great devices that can turn any blank wall into your own cinema screen, and right now at Amazon, you can save $60 on a great model that we recommend.

As of Sept. 23, the Smonet movie projector comes with a $60 off coupon. The list price is $149.99, so with this deal, you'll be bringing the price down to $89.99. Just tick the coupon box on the listing, and when you head to the checkout, you'll see the discount applied.

SEE ALSO: The Roku Streaming Stick Plus is back at its lowest-ever price — save $10 at Amazon

This device may be small, but it is definitely mighty. Want to turn your own living room into a movie theater? Look no further. It supports 1080p quality, so your shows, movies, or even games have an amazing quality. And it can throw up an image of around 200 inches. It even has a built-in speaker, but you can plug in your own if you’re into bigger sound.

The brightness is pretty solid too; 7,500 lumens means you don’t have to sit in the dark to see what’s going on. But it is recommended you use it in a darker environment, but that just adds to the cinematic vibe, right?

And connecting your devices couldn't be easier. Use the HDMI port to connect things like a TV Stick, laptop, or even your PS5, Xbox, or Switch. Plug in a USB drive or external hard drive to play your own videos and music, or hook up a DVD player with the AV cable. iPhone users just need a lightning-to-HDMI adapter to connect, and with a Chromecast, you can even stream wirelessly straight from your phone, tablet, or laptop.

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Stephen Colbert has responded to the news that Jimmy Kimmel will return to air on Tuesday, declaring that "our long national late nightmare is over." Well, partially over at least.

"This is wonderful news for my dear friend Jimmy and his amazing staff… I'm so happy for them. Plus, now that Jimmy's not being cancelled, I get to enjoy this again," said Colbert, brandishing his newly won Emmy Award from last week. 

Colbert had been up against Kimmel for the award, but understandably found it difficult to celebrate amidst his fellow nominees' suspension.

SEE ALSO: John Oliver gleefully fantasises about Jimmy Kimmel beating Stephen Colbert at the Emmys

"Once more, I am the only martyr in late night," Colbert continued, referencing his own show's untimely cancellation. "Wait. Unless… CBS, you want to announce anything? Still no? Right, 'cause of the money thing, I forgot."

CBS cancelled Colbert's long-running talk show in July, days after he accused its parent company Paramount of paying a bribe to President Donald Trump. The Trump administration approved Paramount's $8 billion merger with Skydance one week later.

"After Kimmel was suspended, Google searches for 'cancel Disney+' and 'cancel Hulu' spiked," Colbert noted, citing this as the reason Disney reinstated him. "Which explains why the other trending search was: 'How to entertain feral child without Bluey?'"

Jon Stewart has reacted to Jimmy Kimmel's anticipated return to late night television, congratulating everyone who boycotted Disney in support of the late show host.

"That campaign that you all launched, pretending that you were going to cancel Hulu while secretly racing through four seasons of Only Murders in the Building, that really worked," quipped Stewart on the Daily Show. "Wasn't it interesting to try and figure out all the tentacles Disney has in your daily life? It's one thing to swear off cruises, but the Avengers? How is it possible that by getting rid of one company, I can't watch Winnie the Pooh or Monday Night Football? Or listen to early Hilary Duff."

He then sang a few lines of Duff's "So Yesterday" before quickly cutting himself off, stating that "Disney is very litigious."

SEE ALSO: Jon Stewart reacts to Jimmy Kimmel's suspension with a 23-minute 'hilarious, administration-compliant' monologue

Stewart further addressed claims that the Trump administration had nothing to do with ABC's decision to suspend Kimmel. Such assertions come in spite of apparent threats from Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Brendan Carr to revoke ABC's broadcast license unless it took action against Kimmel.

Speaking to Fox News, host Lara Trump stated that if "if Donald Trump wanted to take everyone off the air who had criticisms for him, there would basically only be a handful of individuals left on television."

"That is funny," said Stewart. "But it's also maybe a cause for self-reflection? 'Hey, if everyone on TV is criticising me except for, like, four people, and one of them is my daughter-in-law, am I the drama?'"

To conclude his monologue, Stewart offered a blunt message for Trump's defenders.

"You don't have to bend over backwards trying to make Trump's authoritarian power grabs seem like the rule of law," said Stewart. "He does not give a fuck any more. He's saying it straight up. Trump is saying, 'the people like dictators.' Trump is saying, 'I hate my opponents, and I want them punished.' And Trump is saying, 'I'll use all the levers of government at my disposal to accomplish that goal.' 

"So you can get on board with that and say, 'I'm with that,' or you can join the rest of us and fight like hell for this constitutional republic."

Jimmy Kimmel will return to air on Tuesday, Disney announcing that the late night host's suspension is being lifted after "thoughtful conversations" with him. Even so, the issues that led to Kimmel being pulled from broadcast are far from settled, with concerns about government censorship and infringement of free speech continuing to dominate.

SEE ALSO: Jimmy Kimmel pulled off the air. This is the monologue that sparked it.

Late Night host Seth Meyers didn't have much to say about Kimmel's return during the show's most recent episode, noting that he just found out about it minutes before filming began. However, Meyers did speak about the environment that led to Kimmel's suspension, particularly President Donald Trump's blatant targeting of his political opponents and critics.

"[T]he whole point of free speech is that it's protected even when you don't like it," said Meyers. "Yes, comedy shows make jokes about the president. You know why? Because he's the president. He's the most powerful, most famous person on the planet. And in this particular case, he's a billionaire and his party controls everything."

ABC pulled Kimmel off air amidst apparent threats from Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Brendan Carr to revoke its broadcast license unless it punished him for comments he made about the Republican reaction to right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk's death. Trump subsequently reacted to the ABC's decision with glee, calling for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers to be removed from broadcast as well. All these shows have been critical of and made jokes about Trump, and been the targets of his ire because of it. 

In response, Meyers pointed out that Trump is far from the only politician late night hosts have criticised. The difference is that he keeps giving them mountains of material.

"The point is, we make jokes about politicians and people in the news, including Joe Biden," said Meyers, directly addressing Trump. "It was just harder with Joe Biden because he didn't say much. 

"You, on the other hand, talk all the time! You never stop talking! You didn't stop talking when he was president! You've talked more than all the other presidents combined, ever! People say Johnny Carson didn't make this many jokes about politics, but he would have if every time he spoke Ronald Reagan did 15 minutes on how toilets don't flush well anymore!"