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SAVE ALMOST $200: As of June 18, the Breville Barista Express is on sale for $499.95 at Amazon. That's a 28% discount on the list price.

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Prime Day officially gets underway on June 23, but Amazon is treating us to some early deals.

Popular items like TVs and gaming laptops have already started to drop in price, as well as some practical essentials. And if you've been hoping to add a coffee machine to your morning routine, there's a great deal on the Breville Barista Express live right now. As of June 18, it's currently down to $499.95 from $629.99. That's almost $200 off the list price ($193.04, to be exact).

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The Breville Barista Express is ideal if you're a true coffee lover. It has a dose control grinding system that uses a precision conical burr grinder to deliver perfectly ground coffee directly into the portafilter for the perfect espresso.

It also comes with a powerful steam wand that lets you manually steam milk to different textures for milk-based drinks and latte art. You'll also get all the accessories you need with the machine, including dosing, tamping, cleaning, and maintenance tools.

Get this espresso machine deal at Amazon now.

SAVE OVER $300: As of June 18, you can get a free 55-inch QLED TV when you buy a TCL 2026 SQD Mini LED TV at Amazon.

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If you’ve been waiting for a reason to upgrade your TV, Amazon has just dropped a deal on TCL TVs that's seriously tempting.

Select 2026 SQD Mini LED TVs are currently on sale, and buyers can also claim a free 55-inch QLED TV worth $318 with purchase. So not only are you getting a new TV at a reduced price, but you're getting another totally free.

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The promotion applies to several TCL models, including the 98-inch QM8L, 85-inch QM7L, and 85-inch X11L. These 2026 TVs feature 144Hz refresh rates, Google TV smart features, and Bang & Olufsen-tuned audio. These TVs only came out in April, so scoring any sort of deal right now is a treat.

The free TV has a QLED PRO display that uses Quantum Dot technology to create vibrant colors across everything you watch. It's powered by TCL's AIPQ processor and uses AI to optimize color, contrast, and clarity. It also supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG formats, alongside Motion Rate 240 technology for smoother action scenes and sports. This TV is normally priced at $318, but with this deal, you wouldn't pay anything at all.

Head to Amazon to grab this free TCL TV deal ahead of Prime Day.

Automatic parking is one of those features that sound great in theory, but in practice you often just take over and park the car yourself, be it because the car is too slow or it chooses the wrong parking spot.

According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk ,destination parking on Full Self-Driving is "by far the biggest reason people now intervene with FSD."

But the company is working to fix this, and Autopark should be getting a big upgrade soon.

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"Upcoming releases of FSD will remember your parking preferences, so that the car goes to the right location at your home, office, school drop off, etc," he wrote on X.

Musk did not share any details about timing and availability.

In a different tweet, he replied to someone asking when Tesla drivers will be able to use Tesla's built in AI chatbot Grok to issue driving commands. "Need to be able to converse w/ Grok like we can with an Uber driver: “Hey Grok, turn right here.” “Drop us off right here, we'll walk due to traffic.” “Drop at entrance first, then park far away," said the tweet.

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"This functionality will be there in about 3 months or so," wrote Musk.