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What is Prime Big Deal Days? Everything to know about day 2 deals live now

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:56

Prime Big Deal Days is finally here!

While Amazon's flagship Prime Day event falls in July, the company kicks off the holiday shopping season in October. Prime Big Deal Days, better known as October Prime Day, is Amazon's fall shopping event that brings millions of deals. It falls a month before Black Friday, and gives Prime members a head start on holiday shopping.

But just because it's not technically the flagship Prime Day doesn't mean the deals aren't good. In fact, some products are getting bigger discounts than we saw in July.

Mashable's shopping reporters have been covering Amazon's Prime Day since 2018, and October Prime Day is a little different. In July, Amazon extended its flagship members-only sale from two days to four, but its October event is just 48 hours.

If you've shopped Prime Day but are new to Prime Big Deal Days, here's everything you need to know about the sale event — plus all the deals you can shop right now.

What is Prime Big Deal Days?

Prime Big Deal Days is Amazon's annual fall event that began in 2022. It's similar to Amazon's July Prime Day and is open to paid and trial members of Amazon's Prime subscription service.

The 2022 version was called "Prime Early Access Sale," and it was renamed to "Prime Big Deal Days" in 2023. The name has stuck, but colloquially, you'll often hear it referred to as October Prime Day.

Whenever Amazon launches a sale, the entire internet follows suit. Target has already announced its Circle Week will run at the same time, and we expect similar sales from Walmart, Best Buy, and The Home Depot.

When is Prime Big Deal Days 2025?

Prime Big Deal Days runs from Tuesday, Oct. 7 to Wednesday, Oct. 8, bringing deals from major brands like Lego and KitchenAid. Amazon's October Prime Day is only running for two days compared to July's four days.

Last year's Prime Big Deal Days fell at a similar time last year, spanning from Oct. 8-9.

What's on sale during Prime Big Deal Days?

Throughout the event, Amazon will be dropping Today's Big Deals at 12 a.m., 8 a.m., and 1 p.m. PT (3 a.m., 11 a.m., and 4 p.m. ET) from major brands including Away and LG.

Amazon just did its first drop of Today's Big Deals at 11 a.m. ET, which includes major tech savings of over $400. Here are the highlights of Today's Big Deals first drop, plus all the deals across categories from entertainment to tech.

Today's Big Deals 3 a.m. ET drop: Opens in a new window Credit: Bose Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones $299 at Amazon
$429 Save $130 Deal only available on Deep Plum color. Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Staub Staub Pumpin Petite Ceramic Dish $29.99 at Amazon
$49.99 Save $20.00 Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: SharkNinja Ninja Blast Portable Blender $39.99 at Amazon
$69.99 Save $30.00 Get Deal Prime services deals

  • Prime members can select one free item from a selection of fresh groceries with their same-day delivery order in eligible locations.

  • Prime members can get a $150 Amazon gift card when approved for Prime Visa or a $100 Amazon gift card when approved for a Prime Store Card.

  • Prime members can use their free Grubhub+ membership to get $10 off orders of $20 or more during Prime Big Deal Days.

  • Prime for Young Adult members start shopping Prime Big Deal Days 48 hours early on items from T3 and Octobuddy.

Book, video, and music dealsDevice and tech deals

  • Save up to 65% on select popular electronics from Anker, like power banks and portable chargers

  • Save up to 50% on select Luna Controller and Fire TV bundles

  • Save up to 50% on select Amazon devices, including the Amazon Smart Plug and Echo Frames; and up to 45% on Amazon device bundle,s including the all-new Kindle Colorsoft Kids Essentials and Kindle Colorsoft Essentials bundles, Echo Show 5 Kids with Echo Glow, and the Ring Battery Doorbell Plus bundles

  • Save up to 45% on select Bose headphones and speakers

  • Save up to 40% on select TVs and monitors from LG and Hisense

  • Save more than 40% on the Amazon Luna controller

  • Save up to 30% on select electronics from Sony and Samsung

Home and pet deals

  • Save up to 50% on select floorcare from Shark and Eufy

  • Save up to 50% on select travel gear from Samsonite

  • Save up to 45% on select BISSELL and iRobot vacuums and mops

  • Save up to 40% on select kitchen appliances from KitchenAid and Vitamix

  • Save up to 30% on select pet products from Blue Buffalo, Pet Honesty, and Zesty Paws

  • Save up to 30% on select furniture, home, and décor styles from Ashley Furniture, Yankee Candle, WoodWick, and Eddie Bauer

  • Save up to 30% on select grocery essentials from Pepsi, Frito-Lay, and Dixie; and up to 20% on select products from Celsius and Liquid Death

  • Save up to 30% on select home products from Dyson

  • Save up to 25% on select personal care and grooming items from Gillette, Braun, Dove, and Crest, and household essentials from Dawn and Lysol

  • Save up to 20% on select holiday items from National Tree Company, Fraser Hill Farm, and NEST New York

Toys and sports deals

  • Save up to 40% on select toys from Fisher-Price, Ms. Rachel, Crayola, Play-Doh, NERF, and Tonies

  • Save up to 30% on select toys and building sets from Lego, Magna-Tiles, and PicassoTiles

  • Save up to 40% on select Disney, Star Wars, and Wicked toys, apparel, and home goods

Can you shop on Prime Big Deal Days without being a Prime member?

You have to be a Prime member in order to shop any of Amazon's Prime Day events, including Prime Big Deal Days. But if you don't want to commit to a monthly or annual paid subscription, you can still participate by scheduling a free 30-day trial of Prime around the sale. (If you're a student or between the ages of 18 to 24, that free trial is six months long.) Just remember to cancel your membership as soon as Prime Day is over to avoid getting charged.

Is Prime Big Deal Days a scam?

We've been seeing this question pop up a lot lately, and it surprised us. No, Prime Big Deal Days is not a scam.

While some of Amazon's sales (cough, Big Spring Sale, cough) have been a bit lackluster in recent years, but Amazon's October Prime Day is a legitimate opportunity to save. This event promises to bring major savings on big-name brands like Bose, Beats, Lego, and more. For book-lovers, there will be bestselling titles up to 65% off.

And because we're professional deal hunters, we don't just take Amazon's word for it. We cover deals all year long and use price trackers to check the historical pricing for popular products, and we only include deals in our shopping guides when they represent a genuine price drop. Yes, Amazon does try to pass off "deals" that don't really deserve the name occasionally. However, Prime Day really does include thousands of new and exciting (at least, to us) price drops. In particular, we're seeing incredible savings on wireless earbuds and cheap TVs this year, as just two examples.

Does Prime Day only happen once a year?

Just like how Prime Day is no longer one day, it also happens more than once a year. Amazon's flagship Prime Day takes place in early July, and in 2025, it spans four days.

And for the past three years, Amazon has hosted Prime Big Deal Days, an October event serving as a precursor to its Black Friday festivities. However, the summer iteration of Prime Day is still Amazon's marquee sale.

Will there be another Prime Day before Christmas?

In a word, no. However, it's not your last chance to shop a major sale from Amazon. October Prime Day is Amazon's kickoff sale to the Black Friday season, meaning the next big sale we'll see from the mega-retailer will be its Black Friday sale in November.

As of right now, Prime Day only happens twice a year, in July and October, though this October sale is technically dubbed "Prime Big Deal Days."

Categories: IT General, Technology

Low price alert: The CMF Buds 2 just dipped to a new record low price of under $25

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:52

SAVE $24.50: The CMF Buds 2 are on sale at Amazon for only $24.50, down from the list price of $49. That's a 50% discount and the lowest we've ever seen.

Opens in a new window Credit: CMF CMF Buds 2 $24.50 at Amazon
$49 Save $24.50 Get Deal

A good pair of earbuds is like a security blanket. They get packed along on every outing, accompany us while traveling, and help lull us to sleep when the neighbors are moving furniture in the middle of the night. Perhaps the only problem with earbuds is that they're small, and that makes them incredibly easy to lose. If your earbuds tend to go missing, replace those lost with this great deal during October Prime Day.

As of Oct. 8, the CMF Buds 2 are on sale for only $24.50 at Amazon, marked down from the normal price of $49. That's a 50% discount, saving you $24.50 on each pair. Since this is an all-time low price, it's worth considering buying a few pairs.

There's a delicate balance between affordability and quality, and CMF by Nothing aims to hit that sweet spot. The Buds 2 launched just this year, and they come with a massive 55 hours of playtime. Pair that long battery life with the buds' active noise cancellation, and you're in great shape for holiday travel. A 10-minute recharge will earn you another 7.5 hours of playtime.

SEE ALSO: These October Prime Day earbuds deals are giving the July sale a run for its money

CMF also added water and dust resistance to the Buds 2, so they'll be just fine on a sweaty run or if you get caught in the rain while walking the dog. The sale price of $24.50 applies to all colorways, so you can grab that beautiful light green option.

Keep in mind, this is a lightning deal during Prime Day, and it's exclusive to Amazon Prime members. Lightning deals tend to sell out in a flash (the light orange colorway is already sold out at the discounted price), so hop on this soon if you're interested. Snag a pair for your work bag, one for the nightstand, and a few for stocking stuffers in December.

Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

Categories: IT General, Technology

Amazons October Prime Day MacBook deals are way better than they were in July

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:44

As Mashable's resident laptop expert, I'm in charge of sniffing out the best deals on Apple MacBooks during Amazon Prime Big Deal Days. The 48-hour sale is still live through Wednesday, Oct. 8, and I love what I've been seeing thus far: Lots of M4-era models are cheaper now than they were during Amazon's main Prime Day sale in July.

The best October Prime Day MacBook deals at a glance: Best MacBook Air deal Apple MacBook Air, 13-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $799 (save $200) Get Deal Best MacBook Pro deal Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $1,399 (save $200) Get Deal Honorable mention Apple MacBook Air, 15-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $979 (save $220; extra $20 cheaper since Tuesday) Get Deal Honorable mention Apple MacBook Air, 15-inch (M4, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $1,354 (save $245; extra $45 cheaper since Tuesday) Get Deal

Most notably, Amazon is offering all-time low prices on the excellent M4 MacBook Airs. The super portable 13-inch model has fallen to $799 (normally $999), which is $50 better than its prior Prime Day deal. If you want more screen space for multitasking, the 15-inch is now just $979 (usually $1,199), or $70 cheaper than in July.

The 15-inch base configuration is actually $20 cheaper today than yesterday: It was $999 during the first half of Prime Big Deal Days on Tuesday. An upgraded variant with 24GB of RAM and 512GB of storage has also gotten some mid-sale markdowns. After hitting $1,399 earlier (normally $1,599), it fell to $1,369 around 7 a.m. ET on Wednesday and $1,354 a few hours later. Congrats to any last-minute holdouts among us.

None of the M4 MacBook Pros are sitting at their lowest prices ever, but some have matched or surpassed their previous Prime Day deals by up to $69. The three that haven't are M4 Pro models, which are still $200 to $300 off each.

SEE ALSO: October Prime Day 2025: Live updates on the top deals

The MacBook Pro I'd be most tempted to buy right now is the base configuration of the 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro, which is going for $1,330 in space black thanks to an on-page coupon. That's $69 lower than its July Prime Day price and $31 away from its best-ever price of $1,299. I seriously doubt Amazon will revive that before Prime Big Deal Days ends at 11:59 p.m. PT, though it's not impossible given its recent MacBook Air meddling. Maybe wait a couple more hours.

Below, I've outlined the details of all the October Prime Day MacBook deals I'm tracking, including my top picks. (Record lows are marked with a 🔥.) For what it's worth, I'm also keeping a close eye on Best Buy's concurrent Techtober Sale in case it decides to one-up any of Amazon's deals later in the week. It's only price-matching a few at present.

Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

Best MacBook Air deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple MacBook Air, 13-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) 🔥 $799 at Amazon
$999 Save $200 Get Deal Why I like it

Apple's latest MacBook Air offers quiet, Pro-level performance in an ultrathin form factor. It was 24% faster than its M3 predecessor in our CPU benchmark, and it features a new 12MP Center Stage camera in addition to open-lid support for two monitors. The 13-inch model is my top pick for students, and right now, it's a great option for budget shoppers, too: The 256GB base model has returned to its record-low price of only $799 during Prime Big Deal Days — a $200 savings. Best Buy is matching that deal, FYI.

Read Mashable's full review of the 15-inch Apple MacBook Air (M4).

More MacBook Air dealsBest MacBook Pro deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) $1,399 at Amazon
$1,599 Save $200 Requires on-page coupon Get Deal Why I like it

If you have some wiggle room in your budget, the 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro gets you cooler multitasking performance, better speakers, a better mix of ports (including an HDMI port), and a nicer 120Hz display compared to the MacBook Air. It's a little bit thicker and heavier, but only slightly. Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days discount shaves 17% off the space black base model's list price. Again, don't forget to apply its on-page coupon before heading to checkout.

Read Mashable's full review of the 14-inch Apple MacBook Pro (M4).

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The 2025 Roombas are the best ones in a long time. Every single one is on sale for October Prime Day.

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:40

Roombas are more practically priced now than they have been in years, and I say that when they're at full price. The iRobot landscape looks even better this Prime Big Deal Days season, when just about every single new Roomba from 2025 is on sale — some up to 50% off at Amazon. Coincidentally, my two top Roomba deals have dropped slightly further in price between the first (Oct. 7) and last day (Oct. 8) of Prime Big Deal Days.

Best October Prime Day deals on Roombas Best cheap Roomba deal iRobot Roomba 104 Combo with AutoEmpty dock $224.99 (save $225) Get Deal Best Roomba with self-washing mopping pads deal iRobot Roomba 405 Combo with AutoWash Dock $379.99 (save $289.96) Get Deal

October Prime Day is now the second Prime event we've experienced post-iRobot's epiphany in March 2025. For years before that, Roombas were simply way too expensive for their own good. The other top robot vacuums out there were offering the same features, like smart mapping and small obstacle avoidance, at much lower prices. But that all changed when iRobot released a fleet of new Roombas that kept those same core robot vacuum features at more realistic prices.

But of course, we still love to see them get even more budget-friendly during an Amazon sale event. You can squeeze so much more out of a few hundred bucks when Roomba shopping now: Back in the day, the sale price for a mopping Roomba that could self-wash its mopping pads was $999 — now, that advanced kind of mopping Roomba is less than $500. There's even a Roomba with smart mapping on sale for $149.99 that wasn't in our list of Prime Day Roomba deals in July. The old cheap Roombas didn't do much more than bump around aimlessly, and they barely ever dipped below $200. With this intel in mind, feel free to rule out any i Series or Essential Series Roombas — they're not bangs for your buck like the others in this list.

SEE ALSO: How to make your robot vacuum work better: 3 setup tips to do right now

I'm keeping track of the best Roomba deals at Amazon through the end of Prime Big Deal Days below. But for comparison's sake, skim over my guide on how to choose a robot vacuum and my guide on which Roomba to buy, then take a peek at the other great Prime Big Deal Days robot vacuum deals that I'm eyeing. (Reminder: "Combo" in the title means it's a Roomba that mops, and AutoWash dock signifies self-washing and drying mopping pads.)

Note: Any deal marked with a 🔥 has dropped to a record-low price at Amazon.

Best budget Roomba deal during October Prime Day Opens in a new window Credit: iRobot iRobot Roomba 104 Combo with AutoEmpty dock $224.99 at Amazon
$449.99 Save $225 Get Deal Why we like it

I wasn't sold on the idea of getting a Roomba as your budget-friendly robot vacuum until this year. The older entry-level Roombas, like the Roomba 694 and Essential series, completely skipped smart mapping — a feature that can make or break your robot vacuum experience. But now, several budget Roombas under $200 can remember a map of your home and clean specific rooms or zones on command. I'm highlighting the Roomba 104 Combo here, which is nearly identical to the Roomba Combo 105 that I tested at home. The 104 Combo dropped to a new record-low sale price on the second day of Prime Big Deal Days, rounding out to a full 50% discount.

The Roomba 105 cleaning my bedroom floor. Credit: Leah Stodart / Mashable

The Roomba 104 sweeps with 7,000 Pa of suction power, which is actually a quite commendable number compared to the 5,500 Pa seen on many cheap Roborock models. Not only is this a robot vacuum and mop combo, but its smart mapping capabilities help it to recognize carpet and keep it dry when mopping.

Up until the latest round of Roombas that hit the scene in spring 2025, I'd often actively advise against getting a Roomba. They didn't even have smart mapping, whereas the entry-level Shark robot vacuums did — often at a lower price point than the cheap Roombas. But after testing the new base-tier Roomba 105, I can finally give iRobot credit for actually putting effort into a cheap Roomba. The Roomba 104 Combo featured here is nearly identical to the 105, but also mops.

More Roomba deals at Amazon
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Target Circle members can get exclusive discounts on Fandango gift cards

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:23

SAVE UP TO $20: On Oct. 8, Target Circle members can score Fandango at Home gift cards for 20% off. The $25, $50, and $100 digital and physical gift card options are all discounted, knocking their prices down to $20, $40, and $80, respectively.

Fandango at Home gift card deals: Fandango at Home $25 gift card $20 (save $5) Get Deal Fandango at Home $50 gift card $40 (save $10) Get Deal Fandango at Home $100 gift card $80 (save $20) Get Deal

Sometimes waiting for movies to hit streaming services can take longer than you think. If you're impatient and want to watch the latest films straight from the theater, digital on-demand services like Fandango at Home let you rent or purchase them before they make their streaming debut. And thanks to this Target Circle gift card deal, you can get more movies for less.

Target Circle Week is still in full swing through Oct. 11, but today only (Oct. 8), Target Circle members can score Fandango at Home gift cards (digital or physical) for 20% off. That means you can get a $100 gift card for only $80, a $50 gift card for $40, or a $25 gift card for $20. Sure, you can grab these gift cards as actual gifts for someone else, but nothing is stopping you from pocketing them for yourself. If you're not a Circle member, it's free to join — just enter your email address and some other details, and you're ready to go.

These gift cards can be used on over 250,000 movies and shows on the Fandango at Home website. That includes hot new releases like Freakier Friday, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Weapons, and The Conjuring: Last Rites, as well as classic titles like Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and The Sound of Music. You can use your gift card credit for both rentals and purchases. Of course, if you choose to rent, you're a bit more limited. You'll get 30 days to watch the rented movie, but only 48 hours or so to finish it once you begin, depending on the title.

With some movies retailing for as low as $5, you could potentially add dozens to your digital library for significantly less with these gift card deals.

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Dont miss DJIs last-chance Prime Day deals: Get DJI drones for $159, DJI Mic Mini for $99

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:04
Best DJI Prime Day Deals: Best mic deal DJI Mic Mini (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case) $99 (save $70) Get Deal Best camera deal DJI Osmo Action 4 $229 (save $70) Get Deal Best camera stabilizer deal DJI RS 4 Mini $309 (save $60) Get Deal Best drone deal DJI Mini 3 drone $335 (save $84) Get Deal Budget Pick DJI Neo Mini drone $159 (save $40) Get Deal

If you’ve had your eye on any DJI gear, the final day of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale (aka October Prime Day) might be the time to finally go for it. With news of a potential U.S. ban on the company's drones looming and a required national security risk assessment due this December, the future availability of DJI products is uncertain.

The company's already having trouble importing its products, and most DJI products are currently listed as "Out of stock" on DJI's own website.

Despite the supply chain disruptions, DJI still has a “second Prime Day” page live on Amazon with a handful of deals on all sorts of gear. A quick heads-up, though: Some popular DJI drone deals are no longer available, but we'll update this guide if we find more discounts. We should also note that because of DJI's supply problems, you have to buy the company's products from third-party sellers. Normally, we don't recommend this, but since Prime members can benefit from free and easy returns, it's actually one of the safest places to buy DJI products in the United States right now.

Best DJI mic deal Opens in a new window Credit: DJI DJI Mic Mini (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case) $99 at Amazon
$169 Save $70 Get Deal Why we like it

If you've ever tried to film a vlog or an interview with your phone, you know how terrible the audio usually sounds. The DJI Mic Mini is the easiest way to fix that, which is why you can spot these tiny magnetic clip-on microphones all over your TikTok feed. It's a tiny, ultralight wireless pocket microphone system that delivers crisp, "detail-rich" audio. In fact, we even use them to film videos for Mashable.

This popular kit comes with two transmitters (the mics) and one receiver that can plug directly into your iPhone, Android, or camera. You'll also get a charging case, which should give you up to 48 hours of use. It also features built-in noise canceling, which is a lifesaver when you're filming outside.

Best DJI camera deal Opens in a new window Credit: DJI DJI Osmo Action 4 $229 at Amazon
$299 Save $70 Get Deal Why we like it

The Osmo Action 4 is a direct competitor to GoPro and is built to handle anything you throw at it. It's fully waterproof and features RockSteady 3.0 stabilization to keep your 4K/120fps footage looking smooth and professional.

Alongside the $70 price cut, the Osmo Action 4's been given for Prime Day, what sets this DJL camera apart is its large 1/1.3-inch sensor, which gives it impressive low-light performance, and its 10-bit and D-Log M color performance for creators who want more flexibility when they're color grading their footage.

It also has a long-lasting battery that can handle up to 160 minutes of recording time, which is a huge plus for a day out on the trail or at the beach.

More camera deals Best DJI drone deal Opens in a new window Credit: DJI DJI Mini 3 drone $335 at Amazon
$419 Save $84 Get Deal Why we like it

This super-powered drone shows exactly why DJI has no true competition. Not only is it super light and user friendly, but it packs a true 4K HDR camera. For still photography, it can take pictures with a 48MP resolution. In short, this DJI drone is advanced enough for professionals but designed with hobbyists in mind.

And at under 249 grams, you don't have to register it with the FAA in the U.S., so you can just take it out of the box and start flying. It's the simplest way to get into the hobby and see what all the #DroneTok hype is about.

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Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

FAQ: DJI, Imports, and possible U.S. banAre DJI drones going to be banned?

There is currently no DJL drone ban as of October 2025, making the drones still legal to buy and fly, but the company’s U.S. presence is under review. A federal audit due by December 2025 could lead to DJI being added to a “Covered List,” which would block new imports and sales. Current owners wouldn’t lose their drones, but future availability could change quickly.

Why is DJI gear harder to find right now?

DJI is facing customs delays and extra scrutiny under U.S. import laws, which have slowed shipments and restocking. Some newer products also never officially launched here, leaving third-party resellers as the main source. Combined with high demand, that’s made many DJI drones and accessories scarce or overpriced.

What happens if a ban actually goes into effect?

If DJI is restricted, U.S. retailers would have to stop selling its products, and new shipments would be blocked. Existing drones should still work, but official updates, parts, and repairs might no longer be available. You’d still be able to fly, but with fewer long-term support options.

Are non-drone DJI products affected, too?

Yes, import challenges now extend to DJI’s cameras, stabilizers, and microphones. Some of these, like the Osmo 360, haven’t even launched officially in the U.S. Most buyers are turning to Amazon or third-party sellers to find what’s left in stock.

Is it safe to buy DJI gear from Amazon?

Generally yes. Amazon’s buyer protections and return policies make it one of the safest places to buy DJI products. Just check the seller’s reputation and warranty details, since DJI may not cover products imported by third parties if restrictions tighten later.

Will my DJI drone stop working if a ban happens?

No, because a ban would mainly block future sales, not existing drones that have already been bought and sold. Your device should keep flying, though firmware updates and parts could become hard to get.

Instead of a piece of tech you could normally always reach out to customer service about if anything went wrong, think of it like a discontinued gadget that still works, but won’t get official support.

Are there good alternatives to DJI?

A few U.S. and international brands are stepping up, but none fully match DJI’s mix of quality and affordability. For now, DJI remains the dominant name in consumer drones — even if that might change depending on what happens in Washington.

Should I buy DJI gear now or wait?

If you’ve been thinking about it, now’s probably the time, especially during the current Prime Big Deal Days sale. Supplies are thinning, and these Prime Day discounts could be the last major sale before further restrictions.

The main risk is losing access to updates or service down the line, not that your drone will stop working.

Can consumers influence whether DJI gets banned?

Potentially, as DJI and industry groups are urging users to contact lawmakers and push for a full review instead of an automatic ban. The more feedback regulators receive about DJI’s role in creative, commercial, and safety fields, the better the odds the company remains available in the U.S.

Lois Mackenzie contributed to this article.

Categories: IT General, Technology

Tefi Pessoa wants Gen Z to spice up their life with more girl music

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:04

Estefanía "Tefi" Pessoa has some remarkable choices for Mashable's game of Kiss, Marry, Kill.

Tefi loves to yap. She has nearly two million followers on TikTok, an advice column for The Cut aptly called Ask Tefi, and a pop culture podcast, Tefi Talks, with Vox Media. Her work is often centered on humor, advice, and an encyclopedic love of pop culture. Whether she’s unpacking the intricacies of early-2000s celebrity drama or reflecting on the performance of womanhood, Tefi does it all with wit, warmth, and a rare self-awareness.

SEE ALSO: Tefi Pessoa wants to do it all — and somehow does

In this video celebrating her place on Mashable 101's list of impactful creators, Pessoa brings that same magnetic energy to the screen, joking with the production team, fielding rapid-fire questions, and revealing the thoughtfulness behind her signature humor.

She's quick to laugh and quicker to think when she tells us the viral trends she just can’t get behind, the best piece of advice she’s ever received from a work bestie, which pop culture moments from the early aughts she thinks Gen Z is sleeping on, and the most surprising and humanizing things she’s learned about celebrities through her work.

Plus, she plays a game of "Kiss, Marry, Kill" that had everyone laughing.

Meet The Mashable 101: The top creators keeping the internet interesting in 2025. From meme-makers to movement-starters, these are the people powering our timelines today.

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We handpicked the best October Prime Day Lego deals, from Star Wars to Botanicals to advent calendars

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:01
Best October Prime Day Lego deals Best deal overall Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar 2025 (75418) $31.49 (save $13) Get Deal Best splurge deal Lego Ideas Vincent Van Gogh 'The Starry Night' (21333) $150 (save $19.99) Get Deal Best runner-up deal Lego Classic Medium Creative Brick Box (10696) $17.99 (save $17) Get Deal

Now that Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days falls about a month before most retailers' Black Friday kickoff, it's the new unofficial ribbon cutting for the holiday shopping season. That means it's already time to talk about one of the most bulletproof gifts you can buy early: Lego. Whether you're shopping for a kid who wants a cool Star Wars ship or an adult who wants a cute Lego orchid — or an adult who also wants a cool Star Wars ship — there's a good chance one of the sets on their wishlist is on sale.

SEE ALSO: Catch all of these October Prime Day Pokémon deals before they disappear

But before you start adding every discounted set to your cart, here's a pro tip for shopping on Amazon: a "deal" isn't always a deal. Some Lego sets have a sale price that's actually been the standard price for weeks or even months. A true Prime Day deal is a price drop that's new and noteworthy — but don't worry, we've done that homework for you.

We're tracking the best Lego deals at Amazon during the second day of October Prime Day below, and every set has been vetted against price histories to filter out the fake sales. All newly-added deals are marked with a ✨.

Best October Prime Day Lego deal Opens in a new window Credit: Lego Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar 2025 (75418) $31.49 at Amazon
$44.99 Save $13.50 Get Deal Why we like it

Lego Advent calendars are a holiday classic, and Prime Day is the perfect time to grab one before the December rush. This Star Wars-themed calendar is at its lowest price ever, making it a great time to buy.

Behind the 24 doors, you'll find a bunch of characters and mini-builds perfect for any fan of the franchise, including C-3PO, a Holiday Jawa minifigure, a Babu Frik figure, alongside five Lego droid figures: R7-A7, BD-72, a Scrap Battle Droid, BB-8 dressed as a snowman, and a Super Battle Droid.

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Review: The new Pixel Watch 4 is a true runners watch, and its gorgeous too

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 18:00

As smartwatches and fitness trackers become more and more popular, a device has to do it all. Beyond telling the time and giving you the weather, we expect them to read our pulse, give us comprehensive fitness data, track our sleep, wake us up, help us relax, play our music, and hold our credit cards, all while looking sleek, being comfortable enough for near-constant wear, and having a solid battery life that doesn't disrupt the data-gathering.

With the debut of the new Pixel Watch 4, Google is attempting to do just that: everything. 

I've been using a 41mm Google Pixel Watch 4 (the smaller of the two options) for two weeks; here are my thoughts so far.

Google Pixel Watch 4 design: A lot like the Google Pixel Watch 3 at first glance. Look again. Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

Visually, the watch doesn't look a whole lot different than its predecessor. They're both round and sleek, and, from afar, look pretty much identical. Both watches come in the same sizes of 41mm and 45mm and similar colorways (the new version comes in obsidian, porcelain, lemongrass, and iris while the previous version is available in porcelain, hazel, obsidian, and rose quartz) and have the glass curved cover (more on that later).

But once you actually start using the watch, you'll notice some key differences.

Left: The Google Pixel Watch 3 Credit: Kimberly Gedeon / Mashable Right: The Google Pixel Watch 4 Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

While both watches come in the same sizes, the Pixel Watch 4's screen seems significantly larger. In previous models of the Pixel Watch, the cover glass was curved. Now, the whole display underneath is domed with a new Actua 360 display. It's not super noticeable on some watch faces, but if you modify it to the corsa, field, expedition, or concentric watch faces, you'll see the difference. It's also noticeable if you just scroll through the grid view of your apps, take a photo, or look at your notifications. In general, it gives the smartwatch more depth and makes it feel more spacious and modern. Google says this display delivers 10 percent more screen with 16 percent smaller bezels, and when you're dealing with a screen as small as a watch face, that really matters.

Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

Of course, domed glass also poses a problem — screen protectors. Watch protectors tend to lift annoyingly on any piece of glass with a dome feature. I didn't use a screen protector during my two weeks of testing, and I'm not particularly kind to my wearables. So far, I haven't noticed any scratches, which is a good sign.

The watch also has adaptive brightness on by default, which changes the brightness of your watch depending on if you're in a dark room or outside. I have already fallen victim to transitional lenses, so I typically turn this option off on any device I'm using, but, hey, it works with a relatively quick response time if you're into that kind of thing. The peak brightness hits 3000 nits while the minimum goes all the way down to one nit.

The speaker on the left side of the watch is longer and larger with a custom haptics engine that's 15 percent stronger than the Google Pixel Watch 3. The audio — whether you're asking Google Gemini to set a timer for you or receiving an email notification — is definitely crisper as a result.

As you might expect, there are also a whole host of new watch faces, and the tech is more customizable than ever. Plus, it should be said, the buttons have a slightly better click feel.

Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable Broke? You can fix the Google Pixel Watch 4 yourself.

One of the coolest aspects of the Google Pixel Watch 4 is its serviceable design, which allows users to take a tiny little screwdriver, open up the watch, and fix what you need to fix including replacing the display and battery, all without breaking your warranty.

Right to repair enthusiasts will definitely be pleased, but this is above my pay grade. I do not know how to DIY service my watch and, honestly, there wasn't anything to fix within the two weeks I used the device. But this is a pretty exciting development for folks who are more hardware-minded — and those who want to get their watch fixed in front of them at a Google Store.

The Google Pixel Watch 4 really wants you to use AI Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 was the first smartwatch to run Gemini on the watch face, and those efforts have really paid off for Google. Once you set up Gemini, you can say anything from, "Hey Google, start my run," to "Hey Google, pause my run," and "Hey Google, end my workout." I did this a few times on my workouts this week and did find it helpful, although totally unnecessary. You can also click a side button or use the touch screen for that (more on running later).

Gemini pretty much sets you up with the ability to use all of the functions of your watch without actually touching it. No need to navigate to the Fitbit app, just ask Gemini how long you slept last night. No need to navigate to the Spotify app, just ask Gemini to play R&B music on the Spotify app. No need to look for your phone or open the app, just ask Gemini to ring it for you.

When you're sending a text, the Google Pixel Watch 4 uses an on-Watch Small Language Model to recommend personalized replies to texts, too.

My experience with Gemini on this watch? It's useful, but isn't a significant upgrade from previous models (which also have Gemini). Not revolutionary. 

One software update I do love on this watch is the notification cooldown. It's also not brand new for Android users, but it is new to the Pixel Watch, and makes it so that you get fewer notifications without having to fully go on do not disturb — meaning you don't miss phone calls or conversations but you aren't getting blasted with notifications when everyone is texting in your group chat at once.

The Google Pixel Watch 4 is a competitive health tracking device Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

There are a few things all health tracking devices must do in order to compete: track your workouts, track your recovery, and track your heart. The Google Pixel Watch 4 does all of that.

As the drama unfolds between Garmin and Strava, rest assured you can upload your workouts from the Pixel Watch 4 to Strava or a whole host of other devices, equipment, and apps. It tracks your training and cardio load, measures your body's readiness, and gives you a personalized daily target. The readiness score takes seven nights of sleep to calibrate but the target load requires 14 days of continuous wearing to calibrate — meaning I haven't gotten the chance to explore it just yet. Ask me about that in a few days. Most fitness trackers have some version of this, so there's not a ton to be impressed by here.

SEE ALSO: The best sleep trackers of 2025 let you optimize your REM cycle

I do like the aesthetic and vibe of the morning brief, though, which gives you a readiness score, your sleep info, your workouts, and the weather. The Google Pixel Watch 3 also has the morning brief, and, it goes without saying, I'm a fan.

Pixel Watch 3 users will be familiar with the relax app, the ECG assessment, the irregular heart rhythm notifications, the loss of pulse detection, and fall detection.

It's lightweight and easy to sleep with it on, live with it on, and workout with it on.

The Google Pixel Watch 4 is a true runners' watch  Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

I regret to inform you that I'm a marathon runner and, at my core, I want a smartwatch that can do two things: tell me what time it is and track my workouts. The Google Pixel Watch 4 can do a lot more than that, and I was pleased with Fitbit's integration for workouts. Fitbit isn't my favorite of the tracking apps — and I am familiar with them all — but one thing it does do well is give you exactly what you need to know in a concise and easy-to-read format. 

My first takeaway from running with the Google Pixel Watch 4 is that the side button is a lifesaver for a sweaty person trying to start and stop their runs. The buttons are satisfying, never slippery, and frustration-free. I found the buttons to have a lot better feel than the Google Pixel Watch 3, too.

You can build a custom run workout on your phone and use that on your watch or build a custom run workout directly on your watch. This is great for a wide variety of running workouts, from speed training intervals to threshold runs based on your heart rate. Once you get going, you get alerts when your intervals are starting or audio that lets you know your splits. You can also set up goals, including distance or pace for the week. 

Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

If you want to take it even a step further, there's advanced form analysis on the app, which is intended to help your running form. You need a bit more data to get started on this than I had available, but I'm excited to see how it works. 

The Google Pixel Watch 4 will also give users AI-powered daily run recommendations based on your recent runs, goals, preferences, and load. I'm currently training for a race (and testing about 10 other fitness trackers for running), so I had to follow my original training plan, but this is also available on the Google Pixel Watch 3.

What is new? Pixel Watch 4 is the first standalone commercial smartwatch to support emergency satellite communications, which is about to make me feel a lot safer on solo hikes once marathon training wraps.

Battery life is solid Credit: Joe Maldonado / Mashable

Charging Google Pixel Watches is annoying. Users have complained that the Google Pixel Watch 3 would plug into the charger then lose its connection and stop charging — leaving you with no watch to use at all. The Google Pixel Watch 4 has an upgrade. It charges on its side and I haven't had any trouble keeping it plugged in… yet.

In the two weeks I've used the device, I plug it in while I shower and haven't had any issue with the battery. It charges 25 percent faster than the Google Pixel Watch 3. The Google Pixel Watch 4 has up to 48 hours of battery life on the 41mm or 72 hours on the 45mm in Battery Saver Mode.

Is the Google Pixel Watch 4 worth it?

If you have a Google Pixel phone and no watch? Yes. If you already have the 3? Wait until you need an upgrade. 

Some of my favorite features — the running capabilities and the voice commands — are already available on the Pixel Watch 3. That said, I love the Actua 360 domed display, the snappier buttons, and the DIY repairability.

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The best fitness tracker deals for October Prime Day: Galaxy Ring, Apple Watch, and Google Pixel

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 17:36
The best October Prime Day fitness tracker deals at a glance: Best Samsung deal Samsung Galaxy Ring $265.99 (save $134) Get Deal Best Google deal Google Pixel Watch 3 (41mm, WiFi) $170.99 (save $79) Get Deal Best Apple deal Apple Watch Series 10 (GPS + cellular, 42mm) $329 (save $170) Get Deal Best Fitbit deal Fitbit Versa 4 $132.95 (save $67) Get Deal

Amazon's Prime Day has quickly become one of the biggest retail events of the year. So much so that there are two a year. October's Prime Big Deal Days event just kicked off, and the deals are dealing. You can find Prime Day deal stamps across TVs, earbuds, and even high-end fitness trackers, including Apple, Samsung, and Fitbit. So if you need a new watch to track your 5K or monitor your sleep, we've rounded up some of Amazon's best deals on fitness trackers.

There are a few big names missing for the most part — Whoop and Oura — so if you're looking for those brands, we'd hold off on buying until Black Friday. While the Oura Ring 3 has a few coupons attached to select sizes and colors, the deals aren't much to write home about overall. Garmin deals are also really lacking this time around. However, if an Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch or Ring, or Fitbit is on your shopping list, there are some record-low prices ready to add to your cart.

Below, we're tracking all the best fitness tracker deals at Amazon during October Prime Day. All-time low prices are marked with a 🔥.

Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

Best fitness tracker deal Opens in a new window Credit: Google Google Pixel Watch 3 (41mm, WiFi) 🔥 $170.99 at Amazon
$249.99 Save $79 Get Deal Why we like it

Google's Pixel Watch 4 will make its debut in the coming days, so it only makes sense that the third-generation watch hit a new record-low for Prime Big Deal Days. It's not our favorite smartwatch fitness tracker around, but we're willing to look past any flaws at this ultra-low price. While the Pixel Watch 3 doesn't have any major hardware additions compared to its predecessor, Google did go all out with improving workout features and making them more personalized with AI advancements. It also has a brighter and better display with better clarity in different lighting conditions. If having the latest and greatest fitness tracker doesn't matter to you, this deal is a diamond in the rough.

Best smart ring deal Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Ring 🔥 $265.99 at Amazon
$399.99 Save $134 Get Deal Why we like it

While the Oura Ring 4 surpassed the Galaxy Ring as our favorite smart ring, the Samsung wearable is still a beast. Mashable's reviewer Kim Gedeon gave it a near-perfect rating and claimed it's "so good, it has made me consider the unthinkable: dropping my beloved Apple Watch Series 9 for the Korea-based tech giant's new wearable." Standout features include a six-day battery life, a comfortable and durable design (water resistance!), impressive health tracking and monitoring, and zero subscription fees. Even at full cost, we think it's a worthy purchase for Android users. At only $265.99 — its lowest price on record — it's a steal. That beats its July Prime Day price by $20 for a total savings of $134.

Read our full review of the Samsung Galaxy Ring.

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For a more detailed list, check out our roundup of the best October Prime Day Apple Watch deals.

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Microsoft pauses Xbox Game Pass Ultimate price hike, but not for everyone

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 17:31

Microsoft's proposed price hikes to its Xbox Game Pass subscription service might not hit you after all.

On Oct 1, Microsoft announced a massive 50 percent price hike to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, two days before increasing prices on Xbox consoles. Fans and users were, well, furious — or, as TechRadar put it, "The outcry was startlingly vociferous."

Now, according to emails sent to some Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers, the price hike will only affect new purchases in some select countries.

SEE ALSO: Microsoft's adding an ad-supported tier for Xbox Cloud Gaming

"Recently, you may have heard about changes to the price of Xbox Game Pass subscriptions. At this time, these increases will only affect new purchases and will not affect your current subscription for the market in which you reside, as long as you are on an auto-recurring plan," Microsoft wrote in the email. "Should you choose to cancel your plan and repurchase, you will be charged at the new current rate. If, for any reason, there may be changes to your existing account, we will notify you at least 60 days in advance, and you will have the option to cancel or change your subscription plan at that time."

Microsoft confirmed the email to The Verge and said it is "not impacting subscribers in the U.S. or UK."

Kari Perez, the head of Xbox communications, told The Verge in a statement that the company's "recent Game Pass update remains unchanged."

"Current subscribers in certain countries will continue renewing at their existing price for now, in line with local requirements. We’ll provide advance notice before price adjustments take effect in these countries," Perez told The Verge.

This is clearly a change from what Microsoft promised gamers last week, but it's a welcome one. The problem is that plenty of customers turned off auto-billing or canceled their accounts after Microsoft's Oct. 1 announcement — and now they're stuck paying the new price.

"So basically, they just flipped a big old middle finger at anyone who turned off auto-billing or outright cancelled their account. Nice. Right back at ya, MS 🖕," one person wrote on Reddit. Many others responded in confusion.

The overall consensus from people online seems to be clear: This is very confusing and not what gamers want to think about when they log on.

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Some of Amazons October Prime Day laptop deals got even better on day 2 of the sale

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 16:47

Prime Big Deal Days is live through the end of the day today (Oct. 8), and props to anyone who's waited to buy a laptop until now. A bunch of popular models have gotten cheaper on Amazon since its fall Prime Day sale started yesterday — including the latest M4 MacBook Air.

The best October Prime Day laptop deals at a glance: Best MacBook deal Apple MacBook Air, 15-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $979 (save $220) Get Deal Best Windows laptop deal Microsoft Surface Laptop 7, 13.8-inch (Snapdragon X Elite, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD) $999.99 (save $600) Get Deal Best 2-in-1 laptop deal Microsoft Surface Pro 11, 13-inch (Snapdragon X Elite, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $899.99 (save $500) Get Deal Best gaming laptop deal Asus ROG Strix G16 (Intel Core i7-14650HX, Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD) $1,199.99 (save $300) Get Deal Best Chromebook deal Acer Chromebook Plus 515 (Intel Core i3-1305U, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $329.99 (save $70) Get Deal

The sky blue variant of Apple's 15-inch ultraportable was $999 when Prime Big Deal Days began, but now it's only $979 (a total savings of $220). I would've bet good money that it hung out at that higher price all week, but I'm happy to be proven wrong. Best Buy has matched that deal during its competing Techtober Sale in case it sells out on Amazon.

Need more RAM and storage? An upgraded MacBook Air with 24GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD is now $1,354 on Amazon (usually $1,599); it was $1,369 earlier this morning and $1,399 all day Tuesday. Best Buy is also matching that latest price drop.

Over on the Windows side, a couple variants of the Mashable Choice Award-winning Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 have gotten anywhere from $15 to $30 cheaper since the first half of Prime Big Deal Days. The one I'd personally grab is the Snapdragon X Elite variant of the 13.8-inch model with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage, which has fallen from $1,599.99 to $999.99 in sapphire. It's never dipped below $1,000 before, and it's $200 more expensive at Best Buy and the Microsoft Store. (I'll also add that it's only $70 pricier than the same model with half the storage.)

Below, I've gone deeper on those picks and rounded up a bunch of other great Prime Big Deal Days discounts on 2-in-1s, gaming laptops, and Chromebooks. I've marked all-time lows with a 🔥.

Be the first to know about the best October Prime Day deals. Follow Mashable's Prime Big Deal Days live blog and keep checking back for the latest discounts, stock alerts, and deal drops.

Best MacBook deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple MacBook Air, 15-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) 🔥 $979 at Amazon
$1,199 Save $220 Get Deal Why we like it

Apple's M4 MacBook Air is a sleek speed demon: In our CPU benchmark, it outperformed 89% of the models in our laptop testing database. It doesn't look all that different from older MacBooks with M-something chips, but its upgraded 12MP Center Stage camera was a welcome upgrade to our reviewer. I think the 15-inch model is the best pick for most people, and right now, Amazon has the 256GB base configuration on sale for just $979 in sky blue (normally $1,199). That's a new record low.

Read Mashable's full review of the 15-inch Apple MacBook Air (M4).

More MacBook Air dealsMacBook Pro dealsBest Windows laptop deal Opens in a new window Credit: Microsoft Microsoft Surface Laptop 7, 13.8-inch, Snapdragon X Elite, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD) 🔥 $999.99 at Amazon
$1,599.99 Save $600 Get Deal Why we like it

The 13.8-inch Surface Laptop 7 with a Snapdragon X Elite chip is my favorite Windows laptop for most people. It's beautiful, it's about as fast as an M4 MacBook Air, and it lasts for nearly 23 hours on a single charge — that's two longer than the M4 Pro-powered MacBook Pro, the longest-lasting MacBook we've tried. (Before you buy it, just double check that its powerful ARM-based CPU is compatible with your go-to apps.) The sapphire variant with 16GB of memory and 1TB of storage is marked down to $999.99 for Prime Big Deal Days, or 38% off — its biggest discount ever.

Read Mashable's full review of the 13.8-inch Microsoft Surface Laptop 7.

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Matthew Ford contributed to this article.

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Im a pro vacuum tester, and all of my favorite robot vacuums are on sale for October Prime Day

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 16:33

There's not much of a reason to wait until Black Friday to buy a robot vacuum — not when Amazon treats its October Prime Day sale like Black Friday when it comes to vacuum deals.

In fact, Prime Big Deal Days has not only repeated, but amped up the discount on just about every good robot vacuum deal from Prime Day in July. Those include a handful of the 2025 Roombas that impressed me during testing and the Eufy robot vacuum that converts to a stick vacuum — a criminally underrated vacuum that more people need to know exists. There's even a substantial discount on the flagship of all flagship robot vacuums that Dreame just announced in August, which is the most powerful robot vacuum that's ever been on sale for a Prime event to date.

A look at the best robot vacuum deals during Prime Big Deal Days Editor's pick eufy Robot Vacuum 3-in-1 E20 Stick and Handheld Vacuum Combo $299.99 (save $350) Get Deal Budget pick iRobot Roomba 104 Combo $224.99 (save $200) Get Deal Best mop washing station deal Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller $1,199.99 (save $400) Get Deal Best vacuum-only robot vacuum deal Shark AV2501S AI Ultra $229.99 (save $320) Get Deal

So far, every single one of the best robot vacuums I've tested is on sale. October Prime Day ends on Oct. 8, and it's hard to say which deals will stick around for a day or two afterward — or sell out before the sale even ends. Take a second to read up on what to look for in a robot vacuum, assess the features that are non-negotiables in your home, and make your move.

SEE ALSO: How to make your robot vacuum work better: 3 setup tips to do right now

Regardless of your budget, there's definitely a robot vacuum on sale that'll squeeze perfectly into your routine. I'm tracking all of the best robot vacuum deals at Amazon below, noting when they self-empty, mop, or wash and dry their own mopping pads. (All robot vacuums in the list have smart mapping.) Note: Deals with a 🔥 next to them have dropped to record-low prices.

Best October Prime Day budget robot vacuum deal Opens in a new window Credit: iRobot iRobot Roomba 104 Combo Robot Vacuum and Mop $224.99 at Amazon
$449.99 Save $225 Get Deal Why we like it

Prime Day Roomba deals have been a bust in years past, but that all changed when iRobot overhauled the Roomba lineup in March 2025. iRobot specifically spent extra time on the budget-friendly and mid-tier options with this product drop, and it's easily the most practical pricing I've ever seen from this brand.

One of the new Roombas released was the Roomba 104 Combo: a straightforward mopping, smart mapping, self-emptying Roomba that's an affordable choice for shoppers who want to cover those three crucial features, but don't want anything fancy. I tested the virtually-identical Roomba 105 Combo a few months ago and was satisfied for the price — it was a radically better experience than what I've had with cheap Roombas in the past. It even automatically recognizes carpet and rugs to keep them dry while it's mopping.

Best October Prime Day robot vacuum with mop-washing station deal Opens in a new window Credit: Dreame Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller $1,199.99 at Amazon
$1,599.99 Save $400 Get Deal Why we like it

Oh, nothing. It's just the most powerful robot vacuum we've ever seen on sale during any Amazon sale event. No biggie. Meet the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra Roller: one of the flagship Dreame models that was just released in August, now 25% off for Prime Big Deal Days. I'm setting up my test unit of this model as we speak, on the first day of October Prime Day, so I haven't fully tested it yet — but on paper, it's quite the beast.

The Aqua10 Ultra Roller has a jaw-dropping 30,000 Pa of suction power — a market high for any mainstream robot vacuum. That's also significantly more powerful than the 20,000 Pa of the Roborock Saros 10R (my favorite robot vacuum of the year). Interestingly enough, the Aqua10 Ultra Roller's current sale price is the exact same that we saw for the Saros 10R during Prime Day in July. Past its strong suction being great for pet hair, the Aqua10 Ultra Roller also has a two-way livestream camera that I think any pet parent should prioritize.

If you're wondering, the "Roller" part of the title is referring to the paint roller-style roller mop, which rinses itself as it's mopping, not just when it returns to the dock. This is one of a handful of late-2025 robot vacuum and mop combos to ditch the dual spinning pads typically seen in older premium robot vacuums. They're said to offer a bit more heavy-duty scrubbing, and avoid smearing better than spinning and flat pads.

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Catch all of these October Prime Day Pokémon deals before they disappear

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 16:26
Best Pokémon deals at Amazon Best Pokémon card deal Pokémon TCG Black Bolt Binder Box $59.99 (save $7.90) Get Deal Best Pokémon Switch deal Pokémon Shining Pearl $48.90 (save $12.97) Get Deal Best Pokémon merch deal Loungefly Holiday Pikachu Mini Backpack $56.87 (save $44.51) Get Deal White Flare Elite Trainer Box 88.88 Get Deal Pokemon: Adventures in the Orange Islands - The Complete Collection 8.84 Get Deal

Amazon’s October Prime Day (also known as Prime Big Deal Days) is upon us, officially running Oct. 7 and 8. For Pokémon people, that just reads as a chance to find Pokémon merch on sale. Whether you’re a seasoned Pokémon TCG collector, a nostalgic anime fan, or someone just looking to add a bit of Pikachu sparkle to your wardrobe, there are plenty of ways to save. Not unlike the rush of an in-store expansion set drop, online Pokémon deals tend to disappear faster than an Abra’s Teleport.

Right now, amidst the chaos of October Prime Day deals across those big categories like TVs and kitchen gadgets, Amazon has quietly rolled out a surprising range of Pokémon discounts — covering everything from trading card booster bundles and plush toys to coveted Loungefly backpacks and official binders to keep your rare pulls pristine. There's something for all kinds of trainers, whether you’re a competitive card collector seeking the latest Scarlet & Violet expansions, a parent hunting for kid-friendly toys, or an anime enthusiast looking to complete your DVD collection with Ash & Pikachu’s classic adventures.

SEE ALSO: We handpicked some of the best October Prime Day Lego deals

Mashable has spotted a handful of stand-out offers that blend genuine value with collector appeal, and we’ll continue to update this list as more Pokémon products go on sale (or sell out) at Amazon, Best Buy, and beyond. So, keep an eye on this space as more Poké-savings evolve over the next few days.

Best Pokémon deal Opens in a new window Credit: Pokémon Pokémon TCG Black Bolt Binder Collection $47.99 at Amazon
$67.89 Save $19.90 Get Deal Why we like it

Packs of Black Bolt & White Flare cards have been in short supply in the world of the Pokémon TCG lately, so even a 12% discount on this Black Bolt Binder Collection is a pretty solid Prime Day deal involving booster packs. You can potentially get some solid pulls and store your special rares all in one go.

The $47.99 sale price we saw on this box a few days ago is back and cheaper than market value — we're surprised it's still in stock at all. This premium bundle combines both functionality and Gen-V fun: Inside, you’ll find a themed 9-pocket binder capable of holding hundreds of cards, plus five Black Bolt booster packs from the Scarlet & Violet expansion and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live.

Each pack gives you the chance to pull striking cards, including rare Zekrom variants worth hundreds of dollars, a practically priceless Victini, and a picturesque Special Illustration Rare of N’s plan. While pull rates vary, fans of the Pokémon Black and White games will still love even the common cards from this set, dedicated to the franchise’s fifth generation. 

The binder’s tight-fit sleeves and elastic closure add an extra layer of polish too — making this a tidy, display-ready set that’s great value for collectors and gift-givers alike.

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Ninja, Keurig, and more October Prime Day kitchen deals you can buy now

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 16:12
The best October Prime Day kitchen deals at a glance: Best small appliance deal Ninja Crispi $159.94 (save $20.05) Get Deal Best cookware deal Great Jones Dutchess (6.75-quart) $164 (save $41) Get Deal Best coffee maker deal Keurig K-Mini Single Serve $42 (save $57.99) Get Deal Best Instant Pot deal Instant Pot Duo Plus (6-quart) $69.99 (save $70) Get Deal Best drinkware deal Yeti Rambler travel mug (30-ounce) $29.40 (save $12.60) Get Deal

Amazon’s gifting us with its second Prime Day event of the year, officially dubbed “Prime Big Deal Days,” and true to form, we’re seeing tons of deals across just about every category, including some hefty price cuts on kitchen essentials from top brands like Ninja, Le Creuset, and Keurig.

SEE ALSO: In true air fryer fashion, early October Prime Day deals on air fryers have heated up quickly

We did some early deal hunting, but now that the sale is live, the savings on kitchen appliances and gear has exploded. We've spotted hundreds of dollars in savings on top brands and we're keeping track of the best deals below.

Prime Big Deal Days runs through midnight on Oct. 8 (3 a.m. for folks on the East Coast), but these deals are still nothing to sneeze at, as they could disappear before that depending on stock availability. In other words, if you see something you want, grab it ASAP.

Here are the best October Prime Day kitchen deals.

Best small appliance deal Ninja Crispi $159.94 at Amazon
$179.99 Save $20.05 Get Deal Why we like it

The Ninja Crispi is finally on sale. We’ve been watching the price of this little air fryer since its release last September, and Amazon’s been stingy with discounts. But right now, you can get it for $159.94, the lowest price we’ve tracked so far.

The Ninja Crispi is one of Mashable’s favorite small kitchen appliances. Shopping Reporter Samantha Mangino says its compact size makes it ideal for on-the-go meals or prepping smaller portions for the week. “Plus, it actually works,” she writes as it delivers crispy on the outside, moist on the inside meals.

Best cookware deal Opens in a new window Credit: Great Jones Great Jones Dutchess cast iron dutch oven (6.75-quart) $164
$205 Save $41 Get Deal Why we like it

Soup season is here for much of the country, and what better way to embrace it than with a discounted Dutch oven? During the Prime October event, you can get the Great Jones 6.75-quart Dutchess cast iron Dutch oven for only $164 in any color. It's the perfect size to fit a whole chicken, a rustic sourdough loaf, or (of course) a hearty soup or stew. Plus, it goes from stovetop to oven to table to dishwasher with ease. While this isn't its lowest price ever, it's the best price we've seen in a while.

Best coffee maker deal Opens in a new window Credit: Keurig Keurig K-Mini Single Serve $47.49 at Amazon
$99.99 Save $52.50 Get Deal Why we like it

If you need a new single-serve coffee maker, but you’re not willing to shell out a ton of cash, the Keurig K-Mini Single Serve is a budget-friendly option that’ll get the job done without compromising on convenience or quality. Its compact design is perfect for smaller kitchens, dorm rooms, or office spaces, and it can brew six to 12-ounce servings in seconds with the touch of a button. And right now, you can get it for the super-low price of $42. That's its best price ever.

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AT&T data breach settlement claim deadline nears. How to file yours.

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 16:04

The public has been granted another month to claim a portion of their dues in a recent data breach settlement against AT&T.

The first of the two large-scale breaches was spotted in March 2024, AT&T explained in a statement last year, compromising the addresses, social security numbers, and passcodes of users in a database going back to 2019. An even-larger data breach in 2024 exposed the call logs and text messages of nearly every AT&T customer that took place between approximately May 1 and Oct. 31, 2022, and on Jan. 3, 2023. 

SEE ALSO: Real-life 'Minority Report': AI hopes to stop crime before it starts

In June, courts ruled that the company would dole out $177 million to affected AT&T customers who had accounts between 2019 and 2024. Claimants were divided into two classes: account holders affected by the March 2024 breach would split $149 million, while customers' whose communications were downloaded in the July incident would share $28 million. Direct payments — up to $5,000 for the first class or $2,500 for the second — to users who suffered direct financial losses were paid first, according to the company.

Now, everyone else whose data was exposed is splitting the pile.

How to claim your AT&T settlement money

According to the settlement website, affected customers now have until Dec. 18 to claim their cut — impacted users should have already received a settlement notice containing a Class Member ID or will receive notice by Oct. 17. If you would like to opt out of the settlement, or want to object to your classification under the settlement, you have to physically mail the request by Nov. 17.

To be paid, you must fill out the settlement claim form. You will need your Class Member ID, as well as an email address, AT&T account number, or full name. Be prepared to fill out payment information, such as a direct deposit or check, too.

Who is eligible for the AT&T settlement?

There are different eligibility requirements for the two settlement classes in the case:

  • For Class 1: eligibility extends to any living person whose personal identification information was exposed by the March incident

  • For Class 2: eligibility extends to AT&T account owners or "line or end users" whose numbers or direct communications were downloaded by bad actors

How much money will I get?

Customers will be paid based on the severity of the data breach.

  • For Class 1: Individuals who had their Social Security Numbers exposed (Tier 1) will receive five times more money than those who did not (Tier 2)

  • For Class 2: Individuals who did not prove a documented financial loss will receive a share of remaining settlement funds (Tier 3)

Have questions? You can call the settlement hotline (833) 890-4930 to get answers.

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The DJI Mini drone is on sale for its lowest price ever for October Prime Day

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 15:49

SAVE $60: The DJI Mini is discounted 20% during October's Prime Day. You can get the 4k drone for $239, its lowest-ever price on Amazon.

DJI Mini drone with 4K UHD camera $239 at Amazon
$299 Save $60 Get Deal

The DJI Mini 4K is on sale for $239 on Day 2 of Amazon's October Prime Day. That's its lowest-ever price on the platform and represents a 20% discount on its typical list price of $299. That's a solid discount for one of DJI's popular beginner drones.

There might be a good reason the drone is priced so low — these are troubling times for DJI, especially in the United States. The Trump administration instituted new rules for drones manufactured in China that could halt all DJI drone sales in the U.S. by Dec. 23. The company, meanwhile, has had issues importing all its products under the new administration, leaving consumers to rely on third-party sellers.

If you're interested in purchasing the DJI Mini, it might make sense, then, to purchase through Amazon, considering it's a massive, respected seller that can also easily process free returns.

So if you're in the market for a DJI drone, this might be your last, best chance to get one for a good price.

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Ive found some epic October Prime Day gaming laptop deals

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 14:59

It's the final day of the October Prime Day sale, which means it's the last day to get over being priced out of console gaming and get into PC gaming, where you'll get more bang for your buck on hardware and games. But if gaming handhelds aren't powerful enough for your AAA gaming appetite and you don't want to carry a case packed with ten fans and ARBG lighting packed in, you'll want a gaming laptop.

SEE ALSO: What is Prime Big Deal Days? Everything you need to know and what deals to expect.

The great things about gaming laptops are that they're super versatile. I rocked my old ROG Strix for years hooked up to a gaming monitor, mouse and keyboard then take it with me to game in hotel rooms and long commutes. It's the best of both worlds, and now these massive discounts for October prime day is making it a great time to start an obsession to building a steam library.

Whilst we're on the subject, games on PC are simply cheaper. New releases are usually $10 cheaper, and there's plenty of opportunities to get a boatload of game codes at a massive discount from the likes of Humble Bundle and Fanatical. So regardless of budget, I've found some epic gaming laptops for you ranging from powerhouse lappys to budget grafters. Let's get into it:

Best budget gaming laptop deal Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / ASUS ASUS TUF Gaming F16 (Intel Core 5 210H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD) $829.99 at Amazon
$1,099.99 Save $270 Get Deal Why we like it

This is about the lowest I'd go specs wise in a gaming laptop before we're getting frame rate issues on performance mode in Fortnite. If you're into gaming but not interested in big demanding AAA titles and have a love of Indie titles, this setup is for you. Whilst you're still rocking a Blackwell GPU with RTX 5050 and have the RAM to back it up, don't expect to be running Cyberpunk 2077 on high settings and forget about ray tracing.

This is the gaming laptop for someone who wants to grab a load of random game keys from Fanatical and dig deep in the weird and wonderful world of indie gaming whilst dipping their toe into blockbuster experiences. It does what it says on the tin with a 1080p 144hz 16:10 display, which will handle anything this setup can throw at it.

More budget gaming laptop dealsBest mid-range gaming laptop deal Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / ASUS ASUS ROG Strix G16 2025 (Intel® Core i7 14650HX, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD) $1,199.99 at Amazon
$1,499.99 Save $300 Get Deal Why we like it

This is a solid 1080p gaming machine that should handle any game at 60FPS, then kicking things up even higher when flicking that DLSS 4 switch. Particularly on smaller screens like this 16-inch 165hz LED bad boy, those AI-generated frames alongside turning in-game resolutions down to 900p for AI upscaling will squeeze exceptional performance out of this RTX 5060-powered lappy.

In an ideal world, we'd all have 32GB of DDR5 RAM in our gaming laptops, but this is $1,300 cheaper than my high-end pick in the October Prime Days sale, which means corners have to be cut somewhere. 16GB is plenty and should be for a long time, and the same goes for the Intel Core i7 clocking in at a massive 5.2GHz on 14th gen architecture. This G16 model also rocks the same epic cooling system it's high-end has, so expect to get the best performance possible out of this portable rig.

More mid-range gaming laptop dealsBest high-spec gaming laptop deal Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / ASUS ASUS ROG Strix G16 2025 (Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD) $2,399.99 at Amazon
$2,899.99 Save $500 Get Deal Why we like it

This bad boy is the cream of the crop for October Prime Day gaming laptop deals. $500 off an RTX 5080 laptop with stacked specs to boot is nothing to be sniffed at. This is going to run everything, especially with the latest Blackwell architecture inside that discreet GPU rocking DLSS 4. That's NVidia's latest generation of AI frame generation and upscaling AI tech which allows players to squeeze more performance out of their rigs than standard hardware would put out. Although I don't think many will be moaning about performance on a 16" 16:10 240hz/3ms HDR 1440p screen.

So if you're looking for a laptop that's going to be smashing the latest and greatest in years to come this is it. I can hear the PC master race shouting "But it's not really a 5080" from the comments, but it is. Obviously you're not going to get the same performance as you would from a full-fat RTX 5080 desktop GPU, but it's close. Factor in a mix of liquid metal, tri fan and end-to-end vapor chamber cooling in this bad boy and 32GB of 5600MHz DDR5 RAM, this beast is well worth the $500 off.

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50+ Prime Day gaming deals: PlayStation, Razer, SteelSeries discounts

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 14:59

Prime Big Deal Days, the new October Amazon Prime Day sale event running until Oct. 8, features sweet gaming deals that players can grab right now. 

While there are some great deals at Amazon across all categories, games across PS5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X|S platforms have scored fantastic bargains to stock up your backlog with. 

Among a mix of very recent releases and those that have come out over the last few years, you’ll either find modern gems that have rarely gone down in price, fun adventures that have had so much taken off that they’re at an all-time low, or RPGs that will give you hundreds of hours of content for the time you’ve put in.

SEE ALSO: How to sign up for Amazon Prime ahead of Prime Big Deal Days

As Amazon Prime Big Deal Days rolls on, we’ve assembled the top gaming deals across all three major console platforms so far. If the main event adds in some offers that are even better, we’ll immediately be updating this list accordingly. 

In the meantime, our best gaming deals so far includes an RPG with so much money taken off, it feels ridiculous.

Best gaming deal Opens in a new window Credit: SEGA Persona 3 Reload: Standard Edition - PlayStation 5 $19.99 at Amazon
$69.99 Save $50 Get Deal Why we like it

If you’re catching up on long RPGs that have come out over the years, being able to grab the amazing Persona 3 Reload for only $19.99 — 71% off its launch price — is the best gaming deal Amazon has going right now, ahead of the Prime Day sale. 

Launched in February 2024, this fantastic remake of the already great Persona 3 from 2006 has been a must-buy for fans of the long-running franchise and RPG fans alike. With its upgraded visuals and music remade from the ground up, enhanced turn-based & social-sim mechanics, and new voice-acting performed by a stellar cast, the original’s incredible story — about a group of high schoolers wielding titular Personas to battle Shadows and solve the mysterious Dark Hour — plays better than ever. 

Thankfully, I’m not alone in my praise, as Mashable eventually declared Persona 3 Reload as one of the best games of 2024 at the time. 

As shown through its pricing history on price tracker CamelCamelCamel, this particular game will likely go back to its higher price of $69.99 once Prime Day ends. We should note that Persona 3 Reload is also available on Xbox Series X for $35.16, and its upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 port is available to pre-order for $59.99, making this sale on the PS5 version the most cost-effective way to play.

More gaming dealsBest gaming mouse deal Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / Razer Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro $94.99 at Amazon
$149.99 Save $55.00 Get Deal Why we like it

Razer's DeathAdder V3 is one of the most popular gaming mouse on the market right now, and it's currently $55 off for October Prime Day deals. 37% for an in-demand product is nothing to be sniffed at, special when it has a 90 hour battery life and HyperSpeed wireless, meaning input lag will be at an absolute minimum and only noticeable to frame counters on Fortnite. It's a cracking bit of kit and well worth a spot in your battle arsenal.

More gaming mouse dealsBest gaming keyboard deal Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Photo Composite / SteelSeries SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini $239.99 at Amazon
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Because it's 50% off, that is all. I'm joking, but this is a really great deal forg one of the best gaming keyboards on the market. I play a lot of Fortnite and FPS games with my son, so having that extra room on my giant mousepad to throw my mouse around is an awesome play. If you're working from home, the action on the switches in the Apex Pro mini feel and sound so nice doing day-to-day typing. So for me it's an all-round keyboard.

Going into more details with the switches; they're very cool and quite different from the Cherry MX switches you're used to. They're HyperMagnetic switches, which means they rely on dynamic activation instead of laying back on the travel distance on each switch, which means the kickback and activation of a keypress feels so satisfying and it's ridiculously responsive. They're adjustable too thanks too 40 levels of per-key activation.

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Best AirPods deals to buy for October Prime Day, including AirPods 4 and Max

Wed, 10/08/2025 - 14:54

Amazon's October Prime Day (Prime Big Deal Days) is in full swing, and after a very slow start, the Apple AirPods deals we were waiting for have finally arrived.

SEE ALSO: October Prime Day 2025: Live updates on the top deals

We're now seeing a few significant, record-low prices on some of the most popular models, including the AirPods 4. Although we were initially disappointed to see the AirPods Pro 2 holding steady at their usual $199 price, they've officially dropped to $169.99. Though it's not their biggest price drop ever, this is the deal to grab if you're looking for active noise cancellation. The AirPods Max have also fallen in price from $549 to $429. That's the biggest discount we've seen since Prime Day proper in July.

Though we did see a minor price dip following their initial release, the AirPods Pro 3 are holding steady at full price ($249) so far during this Prime event. We'll be watching them like a hawk to see if a deal does happen to pop up.

Below, find all the Apple AirPods deals available for October Prime Day 2025. Since Apple is the proud owner of Beats headphones, we've also added those to the list for you to shop.

Best AirPods deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple AirPods 4 $89 at Amazon
$129 Save $40 Get Deal Why we like it

A great value for the price, the AirPods 4 feature personalized spatial audio, voice isolation, Siri interactions, improved bass, mids, and highs, a comfortable and snug fit, and a more compact charging case that's easier to find. They come in two options: with or without active noise cancellation. Regardless of the option you choose, Mashable's reviewer noted that "they sound like honey." Not to mention, they actually stay put in your ears when sprinting on a treadmill, which is no easy feat.

Both options last up to five hours per charge (30 with the charging case), making them excellent daily drivers. If noise cancellation doesn't matter to you, the entry-level AirPods 4 are the best option for your wallet at just $89, their best price on record. If you upgrade to the pair with ANC, it'll cost you an extra $30.

Read Mashable's full review of the Apple AirPods 4 with ANC.

More October Prime Day Apple AirPods dealsBest Beats deal Opens in a new window Credit: Beats Beats Studio Pro $169.99 at Amazon
$349.95 Save $179.96 Get Deal Why we like it

If we had to choose between the AirPods Max and the Beats Studio Pro, we'd go with the latter. Not only could you buy two and a half pairs of the Studio Pros for the cost of AirPods Max (on sale), but you'll also be largely getting the same perks. They offer effortless pairing with Apple devices (as well as Android), "tremendous" ANC, crystal-clear sound quality, generous bass, impressive battery life, a convenient foldable design, and even USB-C lossless audio. When Mashable's Alex Perry reviewed them in the summer of 2023, he scored them a 4.5/5 and gave them a Mashable Choice Award.

Read our full review of the Beats Studio Pro.

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