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All's fair in love and War, HBO and Sky's upcoming series, with a riveting trailer out today.

Created by George Kay, the London-set series follows the high-profile divorce of actor Carla Duval (Sienna Miller) and tech entrepreneur Morgan Henderson (Dominic West), with both parties — and their rival law firms — pulling every dirty trick in the book for victory.

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Phoebe Fox, James McArdle, Archie Renaux, Nina Sosanya, Pip Torrens, Celia Imrie, Nick Mohammed, Emma Laird, Aran Murphy, Shaheen Jafargholi, Akiya Henry, Honor Swinton Byrne, and more star.

War premieres Oct. 1 at 9 p.m. ET on HBO and HBO Max in the U.S. and Sky in the UK.

Snap Specs let me play virtual soccer, float movies in the air, and share 3D experiences. But how did these big glasses fit my face?

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Timecode chapters
00:00 Introduction and Snap specs pricing
01:10 Key specs: AI, hand-tracking and cellular case
02:08 Waveguide lenses and display quality
03:25 Testing apps: Web browsing, games and work
04:07 Real-world mixed reality tracking
05:03 Fit, comfort and prescription support
06:04 Controls, navigation and translation features
06:45 Shared multiplayer experiences
07:08 Battery life expectations
07:28 How Snap compares to Meta, Apple and Google
08:18 Snap Intelligence AI features
08:35 Final verdict and availability

Video credits
Host: Scott Stein
Scripted by: Scott Stein
Producer: Jesse Orrall
Camera: Jesse Orrall
Video editor: Jon Gomez
Thumbnail designer: Zooey Liao

Many streaming platforms have evolved over the years, especially since almost every studio wants a stake in the market. It began with YouTube, which offered free streaming of public videos, followed by Amazon Prime digital rentals, and then Netflix adding streaming movies and shows to its DVD rental service in 2007. Netflix was the first one I used, and I used it before anyone else created their own streaming platform. I enjoyed watching my favorite 90s movies alongside newer ones and a handful of TV shows. Once I started, I couldn’t let go. Mentally, I knew that entertainment was only a few clicks away whenever I wanted.

WatchOS 27 officially launched on Monday, and some Apple Watch users have noticed a shortcut feature is missing from the new OS.

MacRumors pointed out that Apple made a change to one of the key button shortcuts on all Apple Watches. Specifically, a double-click of the Digital Crown will no longer switch between your current app and the one you were using just before it, as it has on Apple Watches for years. Instead, its behavior will be different depending on which Apple Watch model you have.

SEE ALSO: Apple Watch Ultra 4 Review: The smartwatch for the health-conscious

If you buy the new Apple Watch Series 12 or Ultra 4 when it launches on Sept. 18, the double-click action will activate Live Rewind, the controversial listening feature that transcribes spoken audio that the watch heard in the previous 15 seconds. It makes some sense for Apple to change the button shortcut on newer models, as Live Rewind is hardware-exclusive. But if you have an older Apple Watch that doesn't support Live Rewind, double-clicking the Digital Crown will instead bring up the app grid instead of performing the older app-switching action.

Frustratingly, there is no option in the settings for people who own either the new Apple Watch models or older ones to change this function, as MacRumors reported. It's obviously inconvenient for owners of older models because they don't even have access to Live Rewind, but if you have a newer model and don't want to use Live Rewind, you're losing out, too. We'll see if Apple ever addresses this in a software update.

Preorder the new Apple Watches

The new Apple Watch Ultra 4 and Apple Watch Series 12 both launch on Friday, Sept. 18. Both devices are available for preorder now.

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Ryan Murphy is at it again with the latest installment of his Monster anthology series, with The Lizzie Borden Story. This season takes on the infamous case of the murder of then-32-year-old Borden's father and stepmother in 1892. While Borden (played by Ella Beatty in the show) was acquitted of the crime, no one else was ever charged, and popular opinion holds that Borden was the murderer.

In typical Ryan Murphy fashion, this true crime adaptation involves salaciousness and blurs the details of reality. Case in point: the vintage sex toy in episodes 1 and 2.

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It was known as the Veedee, a mechanical vibrator (meaning you have to do the work yourself — this was pre-USB charging) and branded as a medical tool more than a pleasure device. According to the Science Museum in the UK, the Veedee was a German-made vibrator that claimed to help with a variety of conditions, from gout to head colds, through "curative vibration."

The Veedee featured a hand-crank holding a device that looks like a stiff hot dog, prompting Vanity Fair and other outlets to liken it to a dildo.

In Monster, the toy belongs to the Bordens' maid, Bridget Sullivan (Vicky Krieps). She arrives at the Bordens' home with the Veedee, symbolizing an awakening and coming-of-age within Borden.

"The way Ryan thought of it, she's almost like a Mary Poppins that comes out of nowhere," Krieps told Vanity Fair about Sullivan. Apparently, Murphy said of the project, "It's women-driven, feminist, lesbian, dirty, unapologetic."

Indeed, there are sapphic undertones to Borden and Sullivan's relationship. There are rumors that Borden was a lesbian, but those are unconfirmed, and there's apparently no historical evidence of a romantic affair between the two women. As is typical of Ryan Murphy, he's taken a few artistic liberties in his historical retelling.

The same is true for the presence of the Veedee. According to the Science Museum, it was made between 1901 and 1930, years after the Borden murders. While Borden and Sullivan lived at a time of the emergence of the vibrator, it's unlikely that they used it — to cure gout or otherwise.

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story is now streaming on Netflix.

Apple just introduced its brand-new iPhone lineup, including the all-new iPhone Duo with its foldable form factor alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. So, as always, making sure your brand-new device stays protected is essential. ESR makes it possible to shield your phone from the bustle of daily life without sacrificing the device’s integrity or usefulness. Aside from cases and screen protectors, the brand’s new collection includes charging gear and more.

Excel has hundreds of functions, and I certainly don't know what all of them do. But every now and then, I find one that makes me wonder why I'd never come across it before. Here are seven that caught me by surprise.

Ryobi makes a little bit of everything, and it's part of the reason many DIYers and homeowners choose them over the competition. Sure, you probably have a Ryobi drill, impact driver, and maybe a sawzall, but the next tool you might want to buy is this new portable power cleaner that can replace your pressure washer.

Open source software is a vital part of modern computing; it’s involved in much of the software we use every day. But is it too good to be true, and is it really free, in either sense of the word?

There are food celebrations taking place every week. Not so long ago, we had National French Fry Day and National Hot Dog Day. Earlier this week, we had National Guacamole Day. They're not all bangers, but National Cheeseburger Day? This is big.

All the big players are jumping on National Cheeseburger Day. We're seeing limited-time offers and freebies from the likes of Five Guys, McDonald’s, Burger King, and Smashburger. We don't know if you had big plans for this weekend, but you do now. It's time to indulge your passion.

National Cheeseburger Day takes place on Sept. 18. We've lined up our favorite offers to help you make the most of this special occasion.

Applebee’s

Grab a Classic Burger or Classic Cheeseburger with fries for $8.99 (dine-in or to-go).

Bad Daddy's Burger Bar

Get a Jalapeño Business burger with a classic side for $10 (dine-in only).

Big Buns

Get 50% off the Classic Burger with Cheese. This offer is exclusive to members of its Thompson Table Rewards loyalty program.

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse

On National Cheeseburger Day, get an All American Smash Burger with a choice of personal-size signature Pizookie for only $13.

Buffalo Wild Wings

Buy one burger, get a second burger of equal or lesser value free on National Cheeseburger Day.

Burger King

Royal Perks members can claim a free Bacon Cheeseburger with a $3 minimum purchase in the BK app on Sept. 18.

Dairy Queen

Get a free single Original Cheeseburger Stackburger with any $1+ app order running through Sept. 18.

Dog Haus

Get a Cheeseburger with your Dog Haus Rewards account to score a free cheeseburger for a future visit.

Five Guys

Buy any burger and get a second burger for free with the promo code BOGOBURGER in the Five Guys app or on the website.

Grubhub

Grubhub has canceled delivery and service fees on restaurant orders of $50+ on Sept. 18. You can also score these deals from favorite brands:

• Burger King: Buy one Whopper Jr., get one free on Sept. 18

• Outback: Get 20% off your order of $55+ through Sept. 20

• Wendy’s: Get a free Baconator on orders of $20+ on Sept. 18.

Hardee's

On Sept. 18, members of the My Rewards loyalty program can buy one Famous Star cheeseburger and get one for free.

McDonald’s

Score a free Double Cheeseburger with any $1 minimum in-app purchase for MyMcDonald’s Rewards members on Sept. 18.

Shake Shack

Score a $5 single ShackBurger or single Cheeseburger with any purchase. To qualify, use the code BURGERDAY in the Shack App, on the website, and at in-store kiosks.

Smashburger

Get any single Smash burger for $1 (Classic, Bacon Stack, Truffle Mushroom) when ordering in-app or online as a SmashRewards member.

Sonic

Get a Jr Double Cheeseburger for $1.99 when you order in-store or via the Sonic app on National Cheeseburger Day.

Wendy's

On Sept. 18, Wendy’s Rewards members can add a Dave’s Single Cheeseburger for $1.99 to any order.

Technically, Android is Linux, since it's based on the Linux kernel, but in reality, the most popular phone operating system in the world is better described as a Linux-based operating system that's a distant cousin of your usual Linux distribution.

SAVE $10: The Xteink X4 Pro is on sale at Amazon for $99, down from the normal price of $109. That's a 9% discount.

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A few weeks ago, Amazon quietly increased prices across the entire Kindle lineup. The basic Kindle now has a $149.99 list price. If that doesn't sit well with you and you're up for a smaller e-reader, there's a new model that could be perfect. Plus, it's on sale for a limited time.

As of Sept. 17, the Xteink X4 Pro is on sale at Amazon for $99, down from the normal price of $109. That's a 9% discount.

While it's not the best e-reader for everyone, the Xteink X4 Pro has tons going for it if you're looking for a petite e-reader that's barely larger than a credit card. Mashable's e-reader expert Samantha Mangino tested out the new Xteink X4 Pro, and while it's not replacing her Kindle Paperwhite or Kobo, it could be great for those who read e-books in the PDF and MOBI formats.

SEE ALSO: Want free books? Get 3 months of Kindle Unlimited for free ahead of Prime Big Deal Days.

Another highlight of the Xteink X4 Pro is the battery life, which can last for up to two weeks with casual reading. The 4.3-inch display means it's a great travel companion for both plane trips and the train commute to work. There's also the ability to turn pages via the touchscreen or the physical page-turn buttons.

For those who like to read on the go, consider snagging the compact Xteink X4 Pro while it's on sale at Amazon for under $100. It could also make an excellent Christmas present for the reader in your life.

Filament is a consumable your printer uses to make things, but even when you've used up all the filament in a spool, you still have a bunch of stuff left over.

TL; DR: Select Barnes & Noble locations are hosting a free Halloween make-and-take event on Oct. 9 or 10. Attendees who register in advance can build and take home a mini Lego witch on a broomstick.

If you're looking for a fun seasonal activity next month, Barnes & Noble is hosting a free in-store Lego Halloween event where attendees can assemble a miniature witch on a broomstick and take it home.

The nationwide event will take place at select Barnes & Noble stores on Friday, Oct. 9, or Saturday, Oct. 10, depending on your local store's schedule. Attendees are even encouraged to show up in their favorite Halloween costumes for the build.

The build is designed for kids ages 13 and under, though older Lego fans are welcome to participate.

What attendees should know

• How to sign up — You must reserve your spot in advance by calling your local Barnes & Noble directly or signing up through the store's events calendar on their official website.

• Advance registration is required — Because quantities are limited per store, you'll need a reservation. Walk-ins won't be able to grab a set.

• One build per participant — The free giveaway is limited to one witch mini-model per registered participant.

To grab a free witch build, find your nearest Barnes & Noble online and register before all the spots are taken.

SAVE $801.99: Amazon has the 77-inch Sony Bravia 6 OLED 4K TV on sale for $2,198, marked down from the standard price of $2,999.99. That's a 27% discount and the lowest price we've seen at Amazon.

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So long, summer. Welcome to the beginning of hibernation season. The days are getting shorter, the air has a crisp in the mornings, and Halloween decor is popping up all over. That also means it's time for parking in front of the TV for football, fall shows, and rewatching old favorites. If your current TV isn't up for another winter of nonstop streaming, check out this deal.

As of Sept. 17, the 77-inch Sony Bravia 6 OLED 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for $2,198, down from the list price of $2,999.99. That's a big 27% discount, taking $801.99 off the price. It's also the best price we've seen on this model on Amazon.

OLED TVs tend to come with steep price tags, but Amazon is easing that a bit thanks to this Sony sale. Now, for under $2,200 you can kick back and stream on a massive 77-inch TV with exceptional crispness and clarity. Sony mentions that this model uses over 8 million self-lit pixels with precise control to deliver the best possible image.

SEE ALSO: Apple's MacBook Neo is back under $790 on Amazon — and honestly, we'll take it

Sony also equipped this model with Triluminos Pro, which gives off more natural hues thanks to the wider color palette. Giving the TV a modern look, the nearly invisible bezel means more focus on the display.

In addition to the great specs, the Sony TV comes with built-in Google TV to keep your favorite streaming apps neatly organized and easy to access.

Before this sale price vanishes, consider upgrading to the 77-inch Sony Bravia 6 OLED 4K TV. This is the lowest price we've seen Amazon offer on this model, so it's a great time to make the move.

This is going to be a review in progress. The reason is simple: the new Apple Watch Ultra 4, unveiled last week and launching properly tomorrow, touts numerous new features that won't be available until later this year (if you're in Europe, the timeline is unknown).

Apple provided me with a review unit of the new Ultra 4, and all I could do was focus on what was there. The highlights: longer battery life (huge!) and a new heart rate monitoring system, which Apple says is best in the business.

First, the specs:

• Case: Titanium

• Colors: Natural or Black

• Case size: 49mm

• Display resolution: 422x514 pixels, 1,245 square mm display area

• Display brightness: Up to 3,000 nits peak brightness, 1 nit minimum brightness

• Display type: Wide-angle OLED and LTPO3

• Chip: S11 with a 4-core Neural Engine, W3 wireless chip

• Storage: 64GB

• Connectivity: GPS, Cellular (5G and LTE), WiFi4, Bluetooth 5.3, satellite connectivity, second-gen Ultra Wideband chip

• Battery life: up to 50 hours of normal use, up to 84 hours in Low Power Mode

• Charging: Up to 80 percent charge in about 45 minutes

• Durability: Water resistance 100m, recreational scuba diving to 40m, dust resistance IP6X, tested to MIL-STD 810H standard

• Special features: Second-generation electrical heart sensor, always-on optical heart sensor

So what's new here? Apple Watch Ultra 4 repeats the colors from last year: Black Titanium (pictured) and Natural Titanium. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

If you take a closer look at those specs and compare them to the Ultra Watch 3, you'll see they're almost identical, with the only differences being the new chip, better battery life, and the second-gen heart-monitoring system. That's right: Even the colors are the same as last year and boil down to Natural Titanium or Black Titanium (my unit was of the Natural Titanium variety).

This is the rare gadget where I don't really mind the lack of visual updates. The Apple Watch Ultra has looked pretty much the same since the first version, but it looks rugged, powerful, and mighty, with a beautiful display that puts most other smartwatches to shame. I wouldn't mind a new case color just for variety's sake, but the design is (still) great.

It does, however, mean that I have little to report on display size, brightness, or basic functionality. It's all the same as last year's version.

The Siri Modular Watch Face has a special complication in the middle that always surfaces the most relevant widget. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

As for new watch faces, Apple's new watchOS 27 (which is what my unit is running) brings only one: Siri Modular. It's available for both the Series 12 and Ultra 4, but thanks to the Ultra 4's larger display, it has an additional bezel and a different (optional) Ultra font.

The new trick Siri Modular does is dynamically change the center complication to display whatever the top Smart Stack widget is at the moment. Turn the Watch's crown, and that widget will start rotating between the other widgets in your smart stack.

While the new Siri Modular face is a cool addition, I do regret that Apple didn't add additional new faces with the launch of the Watch Ultra 4. While its physical design remains the same, new watch faces are the easiest way to make the watch feel fresh.

I'm sticking with the Translucent Gray Ocean Band. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

One fresh thing is the wide range of bands on offer. Apple added numerous new versions across all of its band types, including Sport Band, Sport Loop, Nike Sport Band, and Hermes. Apple sent me a few to try out; by far my favorite was the new Translucent Gray Ocean Band, which is a perfect match for the Apple Watch Ultra 4's Natural Titanium color.

Battery life fit for athletes

The Apple Watch Ultra has always been advertised as a watch for athletes and adventurers, but the first couple of iterations just didn't have the battery life to match that claim. Now, with the Apple Watch Ultra 4, Apple says the battery will last up to 50 hours in normal use, up to 84 hours in Low Power Mode, and up to 18 hours in outdoor workout mode.

This should now be enough to finish an Ironman race, which is pretty much all you can ask of any sports watch. I haven't tried that and have no plans to, but I did take the Watch for an hour-long workout that included some calisthenics and bag work. The watch was fully charged that morning, and by evening it still had 81 percent battery remaining.

Overall, I had to charge the Watch roughly every third day, and could extend that by another day by using low power mode. This is a big deal for me as it means I don't have to worry about charging when I take the Watch on a weekend trip.

New heart rate monitoring system

The biggest hardware change on both the Watch Ultra 4 and Apple Watch Series 12 is the completely new Health Sensing System, which includes a new optical and electrical heart sensor. It can take heart rate measurements far more frequently throughout the day, thereby collecting more data, which is used to calculate metrics such as HRV (heart rate variability), a stress indicator. Apple pointed to a scientific study that singles out this new system as the best among wearables right now.

The new heart rate monitoring system takes measurements far more frequently than before. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

This new system also paved the way for Readiness, a feature that takes a bunch of data and essentially tells you how well you're doing and how ready you are to tackle a workout. Readiness takes a week of data to start showing up; I don't have a score yet, but will add it here as soon as I get that first reading.

Other health-related apps, such as Vitals and Heart Rate, now provide more precise, granular data thanks to the new heart rate monitoring system. One metric I find particularly useful is the ability to see at a glance how quickly your heart rate returns to normal after a hard workout.

The new heart rate monitoring sensors do fire more often, which can be a nuisance while you sleep or in a dark theater. Apple has thought of this, and the sensors will fire less often when the watch is in Theater or Sleep Focus mode.

In a dark room, the constant flickering of the heart rate sensors can be annoying, but fortunately there are ways to temporarily (and automatically) turn it off. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

Step tracking has also been improved, with Apple calling it "the most accurate in any smartwatch." I've been getting slightly lower step counts than on the Apple Watch Series 11, but it's hard to say whether that's more accurate than before. I have, however, enjoyed the new Steps complication, which shows me the number of steps I've taken today in real-time.

The stuff that's not here yet

Now we come to the complicated part. The new Apple Watch Ultra 4, as well as Series 12, come with several AI features. These are part of the Audio Intelligence suite of features, enabled by the new S11 chip, which includes four new features: improved Shazam, Sound Recognition, Live Rewind, and Siri Recap.

Shazam, which comes in the form of the Music Recognition widget, is simply better at identifying the song playing nearby. I've tried it out on numerous songs, even some obscure YouTube remixes, and it recognized them all instantly.

Sound Recognition is primarily aimed at people with hearing impairments, as it can help them recognize important sounds such as sirens, doorbells, or a baby crying.

Music Recognition now works incredibly fast, and I couldn't find a song it couldn't recognize. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

Those two are live now, but Live Rewind and Siri Recap are coming "later this year." Live Rewind gives you an AI-powered recap of the last 15 seconds of your life, so you can recall, for example, which menu items the restaurant waiter just listed for you. Siri Recap creates a "high-level summary" of your day.

Apple has pointed out that these don't store any audio data and are completely private to the user, but they still sound like potential privacy trouble to me. The features are opt-in to you, the user, but they listen to everyone around you, and these people may not always get a chance to opt in or out. Live Rewind does, however, play an audible sound, even if the Watch is on silent, and displays an animation, so that people nearby can see that it's being used.

We'll know more about these features when they go live. In Europe, where the privacy rules are pretty strict, it might take a while.

All of the health and fitness data collected by the Watch feeds into the Health app on the iPhone, which has undergone a big redesign. That, however, also isn't live yet; as I wrap up this text, it just became available in the iOS 27 developer beta. At first glance, I think the new Health app is a huge improvement, as it offers a clearer overview of various aspects of your health, including sleep quality, fitness level, heart health, and overall vital signs. I'll need more time (and a more finalized version) to assess how well it works, though.

Should you buy it? It's an amazing smartwatch, but not an essential upgrade from last year's model. Credit: Stan Schroeder/Mashable

Whether you need the new Apple Watch Ultra 4 depends on how you use it. If it's just a cool watch on your wrist that you sometimes use for workouts, and you don't require very precise sports metrics, then the old Ultra 3 or even Ultra 2 will continue to serve you well.

If you're an athlete, especially an endurance athlete, who needs the best battery life and the best heart rate measurement system available, then the Apple Watch Ultra 4 is an essential upgrade, even if you have an older version.

When someone new to Linux asks which distro they should start with, the usual recommendations are Ubuntu or Linux Mint. However, I think that’s an overgeneralization — and part of why some folks walk away from Linux with a bad taste in their mouth. The right recommendation depends entirely on why you’re switching in the first place and what’s actually motivating you to leave Windows or macOS.

SAVE OVER $20: As of Sept. 17, the Anker Solix C200 DC portable power station is on sale for $129.98 at Amazon. That's $20.01 off its full price of $149.99.

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If fall weather has you itching to grab your camping gear and go on an outdoor adventure, it's worth picking up a portable power station to bring along.

These devices can help keep you powered up on the go, and Amazon's a great place to find something on sale. Among the retailer's many discounted offerings at the moment is the Anker Solix C200 DC.

Usually priced at $149.99, this power station is over $20 off. The "limited time deal" tag on the store page is a strong indicator that it won't be on sale for long, so now is the time to make a move before the price goes back up.

SEE ALSO: Amazon announces dates for Prime Big Deal Days, its 48-hour 'October Prime Day' sale

The Anker power station is 39% smaller than similar power stations. There's even a strap you can get for it, though that's sold separately. And in terms of power, it boasts a 192Wh battery that delivers 200W of power and five charging ports: a USB-C (100W) port, a USB-C (140W) port, a USB-C (15W) port, and two USB-A (12W) ports.

It can also be recharged in three ways. With the 140W USB-C PD 3.1 port, it can fast recharge to 80% in 1.3 hours. Or it can be recharged via a car socket or solar panels, reaching 80% in 1.6 hours.

The clock is ticking to save on the Anker Solix C200 DC portable power station at Amazon.

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SAVE OVER $600: As of Sept. 17, the Hisense 65-inch U7 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV is down to its lowest-ever price of $847.99 at Amazon. That's $652 off its full price of $1,499.99.

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Ahead of the Prime Big Deal Days sale event in October, Amazon has been dropping some excellent early deals for shoppers to check out. If a new TV has been on your mind, you're in luck.

We've already spotted solid savings on various screens, including the Hisense 65-inch U7 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV.

As of Sept. 17, this Hisense TV is on sale for a huge 43% off at the retailer. That's knocked it down to $847.99. Compared to its usual list price of $1,499.99, that's $652 in savings. Not to mention, the price tracking website camelcamelcamel notes this as a return to its lowest-ever price on Amazon.

SEE ALSO: How to sign up for Amazon Prime in time for the next Prime Day

Boasting a 65-inch screen, 4K resolution, and Hi-QLED technology, this Hisense TV looks like a real treat for the eyes. With 4K resolution, you'll enjoy incredible detail in what you watch, further enhanced by Hi-QLED technology to deliver vibrant colors, brightness, and contrast on screen. The display even has an anti-glare layer that minimizes reflections and prevents light from blocking out what you're watching.

If you love to game or watch live sports, it also offers a native 165Hz refresh rate that keeps the action looking smooth without blur or lag. And on top of all that, it's a Google TV, so you can easily access your favorite apps to stream shows and movies direct from the home screen.

However, it's currently listed as a "limited time deal," so act fast to save on the Hisense 65-inch U7 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV at Amazon before the discount disappears.

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TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Poster Collection is on sale for $48.99 at Walmart, down from its $89.99 list price.

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The Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration expansion has only just landed, but the price cuts are already extending beyond the Elite Trainer Box deal (still under $85 at Amazon). Among the many products you can buy in the 30th Celebration expansion right now, its poster collection is now sporting arguably the best discount.

As of Sept. 17, the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Poster Collection is $48.99 at Walmart, down from its $89.99 list price — sold and shipped by third-party seller Cash Cards Unlimited. At a $41 saving, the 30th Celebration Poster Collection is now much closer to its $42.26 market price estimated by TCGplayer. However, you can save more by shopping with the dedicated trading card marketplace instead, with listings as low as $43.85 at the time of writing. 

SEE ALSO: The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration ETB is way under market price on Amazon — buy for under $90 (if you get an invite)

You'll get three 30th Celebration Pokémon booster packs alongside foil Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres promo cards. There’s also a double-sided poster covered with artwork from more than 160 cards in the anniversary set.

If there are any particular valuable chase cards you’re after — like the $210+ SIR Mew ex, the $170+ SIR Gengar ex, or the $145+ SIR Mew ex — you can also buy single 30th Celebration Pokémon cards at TCGplayer.