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TL;DR: The Tribit StormBox Max is available on Amazon for $129.99. This portable Bluetooth speaker delivers 60W of power, an IP68 waterproof design, a physical bass adjustment knob, and up to 20 hours of battery life on a single charge.

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If you need a portable speaker that can crank the volume without weighing down your beach bag, Tribit has a new option for your setup.

The audio brand just launched the StormBox Max, a 60W Bluetooth speaker built to deliver room-filling sound in a portable footprint. Available now on Amazon for $129.99, the StormBox Max strikes a balance between loud output and easy travel.

Despite weighing under 3 pounds and including a built-in silicone carrying handle, the StormBox Max packs a solid punch. The internal layout pairs a 30W woofer with four 7.5W silk-dome tweeters for a total output of 60W, delivering deep bass, clear voice tracks, and sharp high notes across a frequency range of 53Hz to 20kHz.

SEE ALSO: Early Prime Day deals on speakers are live: Score huge discounts on Beats, Bose, and more

Instead of limiting you to a single audio setting, Tribit added a physical XBass 2.0 dial directly to the body. This setting lets you turn the low end up or down with a five-step control depending on what you are listening to. An onboard EQ button lets you flip between "Tribit Signature" and "Outdoor" sound profiles, with extra custom tuning available through the free Tribit smartphone app.

The speaker is built to handle rough weather and messy environments. It carries a top-tier IP68 waterproof and dustproof rating, so it can take beach sand, poolside splashes, or sudden rain showers without skipping a beat.

Battery life is another big highlight. The dual 5,000mAh batteries give you up to 20 hours of playtime at 50% volume using the standard EQ profile. It recharges over USB-C in about four hours, and the USB-C port doubles as a power bank to charge your phone if your battery runs low mid-party.

Thanks to its Bluetooth 6.0 chip, you get an extended wireless range of up to 45 meters from your phone. If you want a wider soundstage, you can pair two units for dedicated left/right stereo, or use onboard Auracast technology to link more than 100 compatible speakers simultaneously for large gatherings.

Head over to Amazon to grab the Tribit StormBox Max before your next weekend getaway.

National Cheeseburger Day was huge. We got participation of huge names like McDonald’s, Burger King, and Smashburger. We really didn't think anything could top the deals offered on this date, but National Coffee Day is generating a real buzz.

National Coffee Day takes place on Sept. 28, and you can celebrate by visiting popular spots like Starbucks, Dunkin', and Krispy Kreme to score free giveaways, limited-edition products, new releases, and so much more. We've scanned the market for all the National Coffee Day deals to line up a selection of standout offers.

These are our favorite National Coffee Day deals:

7 Brew

Score free State License Plate Stickers with any drink purchase on Sept. 29th.

Aroma Joe’s

Head to Aroma Joe’s to score a free 16-ounce hot or iced coffee. There is a limit of one per customer, and the offer is valid in-store only.

Atlas Coffee

Through Oct. 5th, Atlas Coffee is offering a 12-ounce bag/box of coffee for $5 plus shipping.

Biggby Coffee

On Sept. 29, Biggby Coffee is offering a 16-ounce hot or iced brewed coffee for $0.99 or a 16-ounce hot or iced Mocha Mocha Latte for $1.99.

Brooklyn Water Bagel

Rewards members can get a free 16-ounce hot coffee or 24-ounce Cubsta in-store or in-app on Sept. 29th. No purchase is required to qualify.

Caribou Coffee

Purchase any beverage at Caribou Coffee on Sept. 29 to score a free medium hot or cold brew.

Circle K

Get a free medium coffee — hot or iced — at any of the 7,000 Circle K locations. This offer is redeemable through the Circle K app. 

Dairy Queen

Get a small DQ Coffee Cooler for just $3 at participating U.S. locations through Nov. 1.

Dunkin’

Get a free medium iced or hot coffee with any purchase on Sept. 29

DoorDash

Get a free medium hot or iced coffee with a $15+ Dunkin’ order through DoorDash.

Dutch Bros

On Sept. 29, customers who purchase any two drinks at participating locations can receive a set of two mystery straw toppers.

Einstein Bros. Bagels

Get a free iced coffee with any purchase at Einstein Bros. Bagels on National Coffee Day. You must mention the offer in-store to redeem it.  

Frutta Bowls

Frutta Bowls is offering free 16-ounce cold brew with any online or in-app purchase of $9.99 or more. To qualify, use promo code JAVA9 during checkout on Sept. 29.

Gregorys Coffee

Rewards members will earn 400 Gs with purchases on Sept. 29. That's enough to redeem for a free drip coffee on a future visit.

Jeff’s Bagel Run

Get a free hot or iced coffee all day at Jeff’s Bagel Run on National Coffee Day with no purchase necessary.

Klatch Coffee

Get free Competition Cappuccinos when you use an in-app promo code.

Krispy Kreme

Available through Sept. 29, Krispy Kreme has dropped a new Original Glazed Coffee Flavored Doughnut for National Coffee Day.

Original ChopShop

Score a 16-ounce Vanilla Iced Latte or Golden Iced Latte for just $4.75 at Original ChopShop on National Coffee Day.

Paris Baguette

PB Members can score a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase on National Coffee Day.

Parlor Doughnuts

Purchases of at $25+ will get $5 off on National Coffee Day. Redeem in store or enter promo code SAVE5 at checkout.

Peet’s Coffee

Peetnik Rewards members can pay just $0.25 for a medium-sized coffee and get a Cold Brew Pass for $30 through Sept. 30. With the pass, you get one free medium cold brew every day for 30 days from your purchase.

Pilot

Get free hot coffee of any size on Sept. 29, no purchase necessary. Customers can score this deal by opening the Pilot app and redeeming at checkout.

Pinkbox Doughnuts

Pinkbox Doughnuts Loyalty members can get a free 16-oz drip coffee with no purchase required, plus 50% off one specialty coffee drink.

PJ’s Coffee

Get a free 12-ounce hot or 16-ounce cold brew with any in-store food purchase.

Playa Bowls

On Sept. 29, rewards members can enjoy an exclusive buy one, get one deal on 20-ounce cold brews.

RaceTrac

Every day through Sept. 30, you can grab a small hot coffee at RaceTrac for only $1. No rewards membership is required to claim.

Sheetz

Score free self-serve coffee with any purchase through Oct. 1. Customers must be My Sheetz Rewardz members to redeem this offer.

Starbucks

From Sept. 29, Starbucks is offering a new iced espresso beverage called the Aerocano and three new Mini Pies: Apple Crumble Mini Pie, Pecan Mini Pie, and Pumpkin Mini Pie.

Stop & Shop

Until Oct. 1, rewards members can get a free 48-ounce bottle of Stop & Shop ready-to-drink cold brew coffee. Scan your GO Rewards account at the Savings Station kiosk to receive the digital coupon, with no purchase required.

Sunny Street Cafe

On Sept. 29, save $2 on any Sunny Street Cafe cold brew at all locations.

Shipley Do-nuts

Shipley Do-nuts is offering bonus loyalty points on every purchase until Oct. 18.

Tim Hortons

On Sept. 29, get a free coffee of any size with no purchase necessary. To qualify, customers must activate the offer in the Tim Hortons app.

Verena Street Coffee

Verena Street Coffee is offering bagged coffee for up to 25% off in September.

Whataburger

Get a free 16-ounce hot or iced coffee on National Coffee Day, with no purchase necessary.

Ziggi's Coffee

Ziggi's Rewards members can score a free small Daily Brew, Cold Brew, or Iced Coffee with the purchase of another menu item through Oct. 5.

Google TV is popular, but it hasn't had an easy fight against Amazon's Fire TV and Roku devices. It's not hard to see why. Not only are there many Fire TV and Roku sets, but there's also a wider variety of devices: there's just one Google TV Streamer, but multiple Amazon and Roku media players.

A low-powered CPU can make some tasks slower, while a small disk drive means you’ll have space for fewer files. But a machine with low memory can be catastrophic: applications hanging or getting closed by the memory manager, or even the whole system coming to a halt.

TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Draft Night box is on sale for $89.99 at Amazon, down from its $119.99 list price.

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Magic: The Gathering’s Marvel Super Heroes range has seen no shortage of trading card discounts since launching this summer, but the latest bargain on the Draft Night box has just beaten the Amazon low we spotted back in July by another $10. 

As of Sept. 28, the Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Draft Night box is $89.99 on Amazon, taking exactly $30 off its $119.99 list price for a 25% discount. That’s not only its lowest-ever price at the retailer (confirmed by price tracker camelcamelcamel), but it also undercuts TCGplayer’s estimated market price of $89.48.

There’s no marketplace seller to worry about here either, as Amazon is both selling and shipping the box directly. Just bear in mind that Amazon has marked the product as final sale, meaning returns aren’t available. 

SEE ALSO: 20+ of the best early Prime Day deals on trading cards: Pokémon TCG, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, and more

TCGplayer technically edges Amazon on price, but barely. Unopened listings currently start at $88.95 with shipping included, only $1.04 less than Amazon and slightly below TCGplayer’s aforementioned $89.48 market price. 

Draft Night is built as a self-contained Pick-Two Draft for four players in a single box. Everyone opens three Play Boosters, selects two cards at a time, passes the rest around, then builds a 40-card deck before pairing off. The winners meet in a final, with the included Collector Booster intended as the prize.

Inside are 12 Marvel Super Heroes Play Boosters, one Collector Booster, 90 Basic Lands, and 10 double-sided token cards. Split four ways, Amazon’s latest price comes to roughly $22.50 per player for the whole draft setup.  

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TL;DR: First-time Ubigi buyers can use code MASHABLEJP15 to snag a 15-day unlimited Japan eSIM data plan for $33.15, down from $39. It gives you high-speed 4G/5G coverage on Japan’s top networks without traditional roaming fees.

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Planning a trip to Japan means getting ready for incredible food, endless sightseeing, and navigating some of the busiest train networks on the planet. But whether you are looking up train routes, translating menus, or uploading photos on the fly, relying on your home carrier's daily international roaming fees can get expensive.

If you want a fast, hassle-free cellular connection the second your plane touches down, Ubigi offers a dead-simple way to stay connected on a budget. Right now, first-time Ubigi buyers can use the exclusive promo code MASHABLEJP15 at checkout to take 15% off unlimited Japan travel data plans.

Ubigi is a digital travel data provider that uses eSIM technology instead of physical plastic SIM cards. It is a data-only service, so you use internet-based apps like WhatsApp, FaceTime, or iMessage to communicate rather than traditional voice calls.

Setting it up is simple: you buy a plan, receive a QR code via email, and scan it with your phone to install the profile. You just install the eSIM on your device once, and you can reuse it across more than 200 destinations worldwide without ever needing to scan a new code.

Instead of routing your internet connection through spotty third-party servers, Ubigi gives you direct access to Japan's premier mobile networks. The 15% discount code MASHABLEJP15 works on all unlimited Japan options, but the 15-day tier hits the absolute sweet spot for standard vacations:

• 8-Day Unlimited Plan: $21.25 with code (normally $25) — great for quick city stopovers

• 15-Day Unlimited Plan: $33.15 with code (normally $39) — the best overall pick for most trips

• 30-Day Unlimited Plan: $55.25 with code (normally $65) — ideal for long-term travelers and digital nomads

Key features

• Unrestricted tethering — You can freely use your phone as a mobile hotspot to share high-speed data with your laptop, tablet, or travel partner without hidden throttling penalties.

• Offline app top-ups — If you need to buy extra days or tweak your plan while out and about, the Ubigi app lets you manage and top up your account even if you run out of data or do not have an active WiFi signal.

• Dual SIM convenience — Your main home phone line stays in your phone, so you do not have to worry about losing tiny physical cards during your flight.

Before you buy, make sure your smartphone or tablet is unlocked by your home carrier and supports eSIM technology. Once you receive your QR code by email, you can install the eSIM at home and activate the plan right before you depart, so your high-speed connection kicks in automatically the moment you land in Japan.

Grab your 15% discount with code MASHABLEJP15 before your trip and stay connected the second your flight hits the tarmac.

There is an interesting part of the used server market that I think more homelab builders should pay attention to. Most of you probably already know that companies regularly get rid of perfectly usable enterprise hardware once it reaches the end of its supported life. The problem is that when people talk about buying retired enterprise equipment, they usually think about rack servers, workstations, CPUs, or workstation laptops. Disk shelves rarely get the same attention.

SAVE OVER $70: As of Sept. 28, Prime members can grab a like-new Kindle Scribe (32GB) on sale for $299.99 at Amazon. That's $78 off its full price of $377.99.

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Amazon's own Kindles are among the many early deals we've spotted at the retailer ahead of its next Prime Day sale.

Prime Big Deal Days kicks off on Oct. 6. If you're a Prime member who doesn't mind buying a refurbished model, this like-new Kindle Scribe (32GB) is one of our favorite offers right now. For a limited time, it has dropped to just $299.99.

That's a $78 price cut compared to the full list price of $377.99, but it's a deal exclusively for Prime members to jump on ahead of the sale. If you're not yet signed up, our how-to guide can get you started. And if you're curious what exactly "ike-new" means, Amazon notes that it's fully functional, its battery has been tested and charged, and its software was updated during testing.

SEE ALSO: 15 early October Prime Day tech deals, hand-picked by our gadget experts

Pre-owned devices such as this like-new Kindle Scribe undergo a full diagnostic test that includes cleaning and inspection, wiping any data, and replacing any defective parts. By the end, it feels like a brand new device. So, if you don't want to splash out on the shiny new model at its full price, this is a great alternative to keep in mind.

We certainly think the Kindle Scribe is worth buying, landing as our favorite Kindle model for taking notes. Its 10.2-inch glare-free, 300 ppi front-lit display is great for reading in various environments, and the Premium Pen makes jotting down notes and marking up pages a breeze. Plus, with 32GB of storage, you have plenty of space for books and documents, and its battery life can last up to 12 weeks.

This deal on the like-new Kindle Scribe (32GB) is available exclusively to Prime members. If that's you, don't miss out on this great offer at Amazon.

The best deals this week, hand-picked by our shopping experts

• Apple iPhone 18 Pro — free at T-Mobile 

• Paramount+ — $0.99 for 2 months with code p2mcs26prem

• Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box — $89.99 (save vs. market price)

• Apple iPad Pro — $1,899 $2,099 (save $200)

• TCL 85-Inch Class QM8L Series TV — $2,497.99 $3,999.99 (save $1,502)

Owala’s limited-edition Pokémon collection: Owala FreeSip Water Bottle (Charizard Brings the Heat) $29.99 at Target Shop Now Owala FreeSip Water Bottle (Pikachu I Choose You) $29.99 at Target Shop Now Owala FreeSip Water Bottle (Eevee Evolutions) $29.99 at Target Shop Now Owala FreeSip Water Bottle (Gengar In the Shadows) $29.99 at Target Shop Now Owala FreeSip Water Bottle (Kanto Region First Partners) $29.99 at Target Shop Now

If you thought the madness around Stanley cups was intense, welcome to a world in which the Owala obsession collides with 30th Anniversary Pokémon nostalgia.

Owala drops at Target notoriously disappear in minutes, and adding Pokémon designs practically guarantees these will hit the secondary reseller market fast. Seriously, these water bottles are going to sell like crazy. You don't need data to know that. It's just staring you in the face.

Each bottle in this cool lineup features Owala's signature FreeSip lid with a push-button leak-proof cap and a carry loop that doubles as a lock. But you don't really care about that, do you? It's all about the fun Pokémon designs. We understand.

Which Pokémon bottle should you buy?

At $29.99 each, the entire lineup stays in the easy impulse-buy category for kids, gym-goers, students, or collectors trying to complete their 30th Anniversary merch shelf:

• Charizard Brings The Heat: Deep blue body framed with bold flame graphics.

• Gengar In The Shadows: A dark purple and turquoise colorway made for fans of ghost-type Pokémon.

• Pikachu I Choose You: Bright yellow lid paired with electric blue and lightning graphics.

• Eevee Evolutions: Pale cream base featuring Eevee, Vaporeon, and Sylveon with subtle pastel accents.

• Kanto First Partners: Dark green starry background featuring Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, and Poké Balls.

If your local Target is already cleaned out, keep an eye on online listings for restocks.

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is on sale for $47.39 at Walmart, down from its $59.99 previous price.

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Walmart is once again getting ahead on Pokémon TCG deals for the new 30th Celebration expansion, this time taking more than $10 off one of the new collection’s best ways of picking up a couple of booster packs. 

As of Sept. 28, the Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is $47.39 at Walmart, down $12.60 from its previous $59.99 price for a roughly 21% discount. That’s with free shipping included, with an estimated delivery for Oct. 3 arrival at the time of writing. 

Amazon is slightly more expensive if Walmart sells through its remaining supply, just a couple of dollars more at $49.99. 

SEE ALSO: Shop the best early Prime Day deals on Pokémon, including 30th Celebration trading cards for under market price

TCGplayer is once again the cheapest go-to option — with listings as low as $35.96, only $3.55 above its current estimated market price of $32.41. You’ll find some are cheaper, but fair warning that some are just for the Eevee promo trading card rather than the complete box, or have other conditions, like requiring you to order multiple units at once.

Along with said Eevee promo card, the Knock Out Collection gives you two Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration booster packs and a plastic coin. That puts Walmart’s deal at about $23.70 per booster before factoring in the promo and coin. 

You can also buy almost any 30th Celebration Pokémon card right now on TCGplayer — including the $3,500+ RGG Rare Mew, $150+ Mew ex SIR, $115+ Gengar ex SIR, and the $100+ Jirachi ex SIR. 

Winamp is one of the most iconic programs of the late 90s and early 2000s. Despite its long history, it has fallen by the wayside as newer, more capable programs have taken its place.

If you still have a printer, it's likely something you only use occasionally, so you haven't really been pressured to buy a new one for years now.

TL;DR: The Philips Sonicare Next-Generation DiamondClean 9900 Prestige is live on Amazon at $379.99. This smart brush uses on-device AI to track your pressure 100 times per second and automatically adjusts intensity in real-time to protect your gums.

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Your daily dental routine is getting a high-tech makeover. Philips Sonicare is officially dropping its most advanced electric toothbrush yet: the Next-Generation DiamondClean 9900 Prestige.

Starting at a cool $379.99, this luxury electric toothbrush brings high-tech personalization straight to your teeth. Built around on-device AI and the brand’s SenseIQ technology, the handle monitors your brushing technique 100 times every single second.

If you start aggressively scrubbing like you are scouring a dirty skillet, the brush senses the excess pressure and automatically dials back the intensity in real-time to protect your gums. A glowing light ring built into the base gives instant feedback, letting you know whether you are pressing too hard, brushing too softly, or hitting the sweet spot.

Beyond automatic intensity adjustments, the handle functions like a live oral care coach. It connects to a companion app featuring a 12-segment mouth map that tracks where you brush, highlights missed zones, and guides you through a thorough clean. Philips Sonicare claims the internal motor delivers up to 2,000% more plaque removal and improves gum health by 1,500% over six weeks compared to a manual toothbrush.

You can also tailor the experience to your teeth's specific quirks using eight distinct cleaning modes and three intensity settings. The design matches the hefty price tag, coming in four sleek matte finishes: Silver White, Quartz Black, Satin Mauve, and Storm Blue. Each unit includes a glass charging base and a leather-style travel case that doubles as a charger.

The Philips Sonicare Next-Generation DiamondClean 9900 Prestige is available on Amazon for $379.99. If you are ready to let artificial intelligence take over your morning dental routine, head over to Amazon to pick one up.

SAVE $300: As of Sept. 28, the De'Longhi Rivelia automatic espresso machine is at its lowest-ever price of $999.95 on Amazon. That's $300 off its full price of $1,299.95.

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We're just over a week out from Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale, but why wait until then to shop?

The retailer has dropped some exciting early deals to check out, including price cuts on various kitchen items like espresso machines. If you've been thinking about buying one to brew up tasty drinks this fall, De'Longhi's Rivelia automatic espresso machine has dropped to $999.95 for a limited time.

That's $300 off the list price of $1,299.95. This marks the lowest-ever price on Amazon, a real treat ahead of October Prime Day sale. If you're able to splash out, this is a great opportunity to grab it before the price goes back up.

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

If you're hoping to reduce your trips to the coffee shop, the De'Longhi Rivelia can certainly help with its wide range of brewing settings. In total, it offers 18 different preset recipes, including latte, cappuccino, cortado, coffee, flat white, iced coffee, espresso, espresso over ice, and more. It even has settings to adjust the intensity and volume of your preferred drink, so you can have your ideal cup brewed each time.

If you prefer multiple bean types, such as a caffeinated cup in the morning and decaf by the afternoon, the De'Longhi Rivelia makes it easy to swap between your favorites with two 8.8-oz interchangeable bean hoppers. Plus, its automatic milk frother is an excellent bonus if you love drinks like lattes or cappuccinos.

Don't wait until next week to grab the De'Longhi Rivelia automatic espresso machine; now is your chance to save on it at Amazon ahead of Prime Big Deal Days.

The best deals this week, hand-picked by our shopping experts

• Apple iPhone 18 Pro — free at T-Mobile 

• Paramount+ — $0.99 for 2 months with code p2mcs26prem

• Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box — $89.99 (save vs. market price)

• Apple iPad Pro — $1,899 $2,099 (save $200)

• TCL 85-Inch Class QM8L Series TV — $2,497.99 $3,999.99 (save $1,502)

I wanted to see whether I could do something more interesting with my NAS than simply use it for storage. I decided to run games on it and stream them across my local network to another computer, with the NAS handling the rendering while the client handled the display and controls. I used a TerraMaster F4–425 Pro NAS and focused on games that matched the hardware rather than trying to turn it into a replacement for a dedicated gaming PC.

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Tech Sticker Collection is on sale for $53.98 at Amazon, down from its $69.99 list price.

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Amazon has been steadily filling out its Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration range, and one of the expansion’s smaller collections has just had a sizeable price cut — a perfect time for trading card collectors to jump on board the latest expansion. 

As of Sept. 28, the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Tech Sticker Collection (Alolan Exeggutor) is $53.98 at Amazon, down $16.01 from the $69.99 list price. Working out to roughly 23% off, this listing is sold by BetterShopping4You, with free delivery available and Amazon’s 30-day refund or replacement policy included. 

SEE ALSO: Shop the best early Prime Day deals on Pokémon, including 30th Celebration trading cards for under market price

Walmart currently has its Tech Sticker Collection listed for $52.49, but you’ll receive either Alolan Exeggutor or Lucario at random rather than being able to choose between the two.

TCGplayer goes lower still if you specifically want Alolan Exeggutor. Its cheapest unopened listing is $41.48 with shipping included, which is even lower than its currently estimated market price of $42.94. 

Inside the Tech Sticker Collection are three Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration booster packs, an Alolan Exeggutor foil promo card, and a matching tech sticker sheet. At Amazon’s $53.98 price, that comes to around $18 per booster before factoring in the promo and sticker sheet. 

If you’re seeking specific Pokémon cards from the expansion (like the $3.5k+ RGB Rare Mew or the $155+ Mew ex SIR), you can buy single 30th Celebration cards on TCGplayer right now.

SAVE $24: As of Sept. 28, the Fire TV Stick HD is on sale for $15.99 at Amazon. That's a 60% discount on the list price.

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Amazon's October Prime Day isn't officially here yet, but the early deals are already rolling in.

Amazon is discounting plenty of its own devices ahead of the big event. That includes the Fire TV Stick HD, which is currently reduced by over $20. As of Sept. 28, the price has dropped from $39.99 to $15.99, a saving of 60%. This is the lowest-ever price for this Fire TV Stick model.

SEE ALSO: 30+ early October Prime Day deals: We found live offers on Apple, Nintendo, and Garmin this weekend

If you want easy access to major streaming services, apps, and gaming, a streaming device like this is a great option. And for only $15.99, this is one of the most budget-friendly options. You'll be able to access all the major streaming services (Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, etc.) and cloud gaming services.

And it's not complicated to use. The slim, lightweight product plugs directly into your TV's HDMI port and draws power from your TV via the included USB-C cable, eliminating the need for a wall adapter.

It comes with an Alexa Voice Remote that lets you search across apps using your voice and also serves as a single remote for your TV, including power and volume controls.

Find this early Prime Day deal at Amazon now.

If you've ever tried to get a remote desktop working on a Windows Home machine, you've discovered that it isn't especially easy. You have two unappealing options: you can pay for a Windows Pro license just for RDP or you can accept the privacy and security risks of third-party remote access accounts.

File Explorer handles most copy jobs, but it stumbles when transfers get large, long, or interrupted. Microsoft has shipped a command-line alternative for roughly three decades, though, and believe it or not, it's already on your PC. Here's what Robocopy is, where it beats the graphical approach, and who should bother learning it.

Amelia Dimoldenberg may have had Ed Sheeran on her show before, but that didn't stop her from taking a solid jab at the singer during her SNL UK monologue.

"I'm incredibly privileged to have done so many interviews with people like Idris Elba, Cher, and even a world-famous red-headed puppet with a hand up his arse, telling him what to say," says the Chicken Shop Date host in the clip above. Meanwhile, an image of her and Elmo appears in the background. "No, the other one," she adds, switching to an image of Ed Sheeran, in a joke referencing the widespread criticism the singer has received recently after Macklemore was dropped from his tour after saying "Free Palestine" during a show.

This is the second week Sheeran has been mocked on SNL UK — last Saturday, he took a roasting during the "Weekend Update" segment.