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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundles are in stock at Amazon — shop for $94 on Prime Day

Mashable - 6 hours 15 min ago

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundle is in stock and available for around $94 at Amazon for October Prime Day.

Opens in a new window Credit: The Pokémon Company Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundle $93.95 at Amazon
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Over October Prime Day, we're focused on showcasing record-low deals, huge discounts, and rare price drops. We're generally very picky when it comes to the deals we promote, but that goes out the window with Pokémon.

Is it in stock and somewhat close to market price? We're all over it.

As of Oct. 7, the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundle is down to around $94 at Amazon via marketplace sellers. You might find better prices after Prime Day, but Amazon actually has stock and is selling for a price that isn't totally horrible. With the way the market is right now, that's a win.

At this price, you are looking at around $16 per pack for six sealed 30th Celebration booster packs. That’s a far more palatable rate to chase the set’s heavy hitters like Mewtwo ex, Mew ex, Umbreon ex, Salamence ex, and Greninja ex. Plus, every single pack guarantees one of 30 distinct rare Pikachu variant cards, making this one of the most collectible anniversary drops in recent memory.

Stock tends to disappear quickly, so we recommend jumping on this offer to avoid disappointment. Paying $94 is still a markup over retail, but landing a sealed bundle for under $100 on Amazon is currently your safest bet to dodge reseller gouging.

Score the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundle for $94 on October Prime Day.

Our best editor-vetted Prime Day deals right now

Apple AirPods Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Heart Rate Wireless Earbuds — $179.00 (List Price $249.00)

Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones — $198.00 (List Price $399.99)

Ring Indoor Cam Plus 2K Wired Security Camera (2-Pack, White) — $59.98 (List Price $119.98)

Apple iPad 11" 128GB Wi-Fi Retina Tablet (Blue, 2025 Release) — $399.00 (List Price $449.00)

Ring 2nd Gen 2K Wired Video Doorbell With Chime (2026 Release) — $49.99 (List Price $114.98)

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus Streaming Player With Remote (2025 Model) — $37.99 (List Price $69.99)

Apple Watch Series 12 (GPS, 42mm, S/M Black Sport Band) — $349.99 (List Price $399.00)

Blink Outdoor 4 1080p 3-Camera Kit With Sync Module Core + Doorbell   — $65.99 (List Price $259.98)

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The Ecovacs Goat A2000 LiDAR PRO robot lawn mower is down to an all-time low for Prime Day — save over $600

Mashable - 6 hours 31 min ago

SAVE $670.94: As of Oct. 7, the Ecovacs Goat A2000 LiDAR PRO Robot Lawn Mower is down to its lowest price ever. Snag one from Amazon for $1,329.05, down from $1,999.99 — a 34% discount for Prime Big Deal Days.

Opens in a new window Credit: Ecovacs Ecovacs Goat A2000 Robot Lawn Mower $1,329.05 at Amazon
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If your idea of a great weekend involves anything other than pushing a loud, gas-chugging motor around your yard for two hours, a robot mower is the ultimate outdoor upgrade. For Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, the Ecovacs Goat A2000 LiDAR PRO just dropped to an all-time low of $1,329.05, saving you over $670 on a completely wire-free setup.

The mower relies on high-end robot vacuum tech, ditching boundary wires and finicky satellite antennas entirely. Its dual 360-degree LiDAR navigation maps your yard automatically and holds lock-tight, two-centimeter precision. That means no freezing up or dropping connection under dense trees, near privacy fences, or in shaded spots where GPS mowers typically lose their minds.

SEE ALSO: Amazon has dropped mega deals on robot lawn mowers for Prime Day: Shop Dreame, Mammotion, and more

To fix your edge lines, Ecovacs built a secondary line trimmer right into the chassis. It cuts flush against driveways, sidewalks, and flower beds, so far less time spent hauling out a manual string trimmer. Underneath, a heavy-duty 32V motor and dual-blade disc deliver enough torque to slice through thick Bermuda, Fescue, or St. Augustine grass without bogging down.

It handles yards up to half an acre and recharges in about 50 minutes. Through the Ecovacs app, you can set custom mowing zones, mark off no-go areas like garden beds, adjust cutting height, and schedule automatic trims while you're at work.

Lock in your Ecovacs A2000 PRO at this record-low price before Prime Big Deal Days ends.

Our best editor-vetted Prime Day deals right now

Apple AirPods Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Heart Rate Wireless Earbuds — $179.00 (List Price $249.00)

Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones — $198.00 (List Price $399.99)

Ring Indoor Cam Plus 2K Wired Security Camera (2-Pack, White) — $59.98 (List Price $119.98)

Apple iPad 11" 128GB Wi-Fi Retina Tablet (Blue, 2025 Release) — $399.00 (List Price $449.00)

Ring 2nd Gen 2K Wired Video Doorbell With Chime (2026 Release) — $49.99 (List Price $114.98)

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus Streaming Player With Remote (2025 Model) — $37.99 (List Price $69.99)

Apple Watch Series 12 (GPS, 42mm, S/M Black Sport Band) — $349.99 (List Price $399.00)

Blink Outdoor 4 1080p 3-Camera Kit With Sync Module Core + Doorbell   — $65.99 (List Price $259.98)

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Ryobi finally made the 18V/40V dual charger fans have been asking for

How-To Geek - 6 hours 33 min ago

If you're a fan of Ryobi power tools, there's a good chance you use multiple tools across both its 18V ONE+ and 40V battery platforms. Do you ever wish you had a single charger that could recharge both systems? Thankfully, earlier this year, Ryobi finally answered users' calls, and the new dual-platform hyper charger is finally available.

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The 40+ best Prime Day deals on trading cards: Pokémon TCG, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece

Mashable - 6 hours 38 min ago
The best Prime Day trading card deals: Best Pokémon TCG deal Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box (invitation only) $159.99 Get Deal Alternative Pokemon 30th Celebration ETB deal Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box $177.23 ($28.27) Get Deal Best MTG deal Magic: The Gathering The Hobbit Play Booster Box $161.99 (save $47.98) Get Deal Best One Piece deal One Piece Card Game Card Game Starter Deck (ST-23 Shanks) $44.99 (save $17) Get Deal Best Kpop Demon Hunters deal KPop Demon Hunters Collectible Trading Cards Energy Edition (001-NA-Series 1-A) $45.88 (save $8) Get Deal Best Disney Lorcana deal Ravensburger Disney Lorcana TCG 2-player Starter Deck $19.99 (save $10) Get Deal

Amazon’s October Prime Day has reached its second and final day, and there are still loads of trading card deals across Pokémon TCG, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece Card Game, Disney Lorcana, and KPop Demon Hunters for you and other collectors to get in on. Luckily, some of the best deals from yesterday have still kept their new lowest prices, including The Hobbit Play Booster Box, hitting a new Amazon low of $161.99, while Pokémon’s 30th Celebration expansion has some new lower prices worth checking out, as well.

Ending at midnight tonight, you only have a matter of hours before a load of these bargains expires, if they don't sell out first. In the meantime, we'll be checking Amazon's trading card market throughout the day and adding any even stronger deals that might go live — while you still have our dedicated Pokemon Prime Day guide (more cards, games, Lego, and books), along with our massive Prime Day round-up covering the very best deals of the entire sale.

MTG's Hobbit Play Booster Box is cheaper than ever Opens in a new window Credit: Magic: The Gathering Magic: The Gathering | Marvel Super Heroes - Draft Night $161.99 at Amazon
$209.97 Save $47.98 Get Deal Why we like it

Following the incredibly successful Lord of the Rings expansion, The Hobbit has been in massive demand as well, and you can now own this 30-pack box at its lowest Amazon price ever: $161.99, with 23% cut off its base $209.97 list price.

With that $47.98 price cut, this is indeed a record low (confirmed by camelcamelcamel); it even undercuts the $169 deal we found in late September. For just $7.53 above TCGplayer's $154.46 market price, you'll be paying the equivalent of only $5.39 per pack.

Along with those 30 packs, the box comes with a traditional foil Middle-earth Box Topper. As for the packs themselves, each will have up to three cards of rare or higher rarity, three to five uncommons, seven to nine commons, one land, and one traditional foil card of any rarity, too.

More Magic: The Gathering DealsGet the Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration ETB for under $160 Opens in a new window Credit: The Pokémon Company Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box (invitation only) $159.99 at Amazon
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Listings at reasonable prices have been coming and going in the wake of the high demand for the Pokemon TCG's 30th Celebration expansion, but you can now submit invite requests on Amazon for the 30th Celebration ETB for $159.99 — only $14.26 above TCGplayer's $145.73 market price.

To be crystal clear, this is a lottery-type system where getting an invitation isn't guaranteed, but your request will still be kept on file for any future restocks. That said, if you want a 30th Celebration ETB that's readily available to buy right now, Amazon has a separate listing on sale for $177.23, a $28.27 discount.

No matter which 30th Celebration ETB you get, the contents will still be the same: nine booster packs, a full-art foil Nidorina promo card, 16 foil Basic Energy trading cards, 65 sleeves, dice, a coin, dividers, a player’s guide, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card.

Other 30th Celebration dealsMore Pokémon TCG dealsOver $15 off a One Piece Card Game starter deck Opens in a new window Credit: BANDAI One Piece Card Game Card Game Starter Deck (ST-23 Shanks) $61.99 at Amazon
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At $44.99 after a 27% discount, Shanks' ST-23 Starter Deck is now a solid, affordable way to get into the One Piece card game. Built to be approachable for newer players, you'll get a 51-card constructed deck, 10 DON! cards, a play sheet, and an OP-11 booster pack included. Five cards also feature new text, giving existing players a few fresh pieces to work into their current strategies

More One Piece dealsGet KPop Demon Hunters Energy Edition for just over $45 Opens in a new window Credit: Kayou KPop Demon Hunters Collectible Trading Cards Energy Edition (001-NA-Series 1-A) $45.88 at Amazon
$53.88 Save $8   Get Deal Why we like it

The KPop Demon Hunters Energy Edition is down to $45.99 at Amazon, giving collectors 15% off the more premium of Kayou’s two main releases. What makes the Energy Edition a go-to is that it spans 130 card types and 11 rarity tiers, with higher-end cards including laser-etched SE cards individually numbered from 1 to 366.

What's more, BP cards are also exclusive to Energy Edition, giving this box more chase potential than the cheaper Classic line.

More KPop Demon Hunters deals Disney Lorcana's TCG Starter Deck sets are now under market price Opens in a new window Credit: Ravensburger Ravensburger Disney Lorcana TCG 2-Player Starter Deck $19.99 at Amazon
$29.99 Save $10   Get Deal Why we like it

Amazon has the Wilds Unknown 2-Player Starter Set for $19.99, a full $10 below Ravensburger’s $29.99 retail price and around $2.38 under TCGplayer’s current $22.35 market price. You get two ready-to-play 60-card decks, four foil cards between them, damage tokens, lore trackers, and a rulebook. That makes it a fantastic low-cost way for two people to start playing without needing to buy decks or accessories separately.

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The October Prime Day drone deals are flying: Get $90 off the DJI Flip before the sale ends

Mashable - 6 hours 40 min ago

SAVE $90: As of Oct. 7, the DJI Flip 4K camera drone is available for $349 on Amazon. That's $90 in savings off the regular list price of $439 — it's lowest price at Amazon.

Opens in a new window Credit: DJI DJI Flip $349 at Amazon
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October Prime Day is now into its final day, with the sale officially closing at the end of Oct. 7, but the deals are still flying at us. Which is exactly what you want if you're shopping for a great deal on a DJI drone.

There's a good reason to get a DJI drone now. Recently passed legislation has effectively banned the U.S. import of Chinese-made DJI drones. It's still legal to own and sell the drones that are already here, but once these stocks are gone, that's it. What that means is that DJI drones will become increasingly sought after and almost certainly more expensive as availability plummets. So deals like we're seeing on the DJI Flip, currently marked down for October Prime Day, are even better value.

As of Oct. 7, the DJI Flip 4K camera drone is marked down to $349, matching its lowest-ever price on Amazon. That's a $90 markdown from the list price of $439.

The DJI Flip will suit flyers of all abilities. Built with a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor for capturing sharp 4K footage at 60 fps, it also offers features like subject tracking and Creative Shots modes (including filming you with circle, boomerang, and helix maneuvers). It's also lightweight and takes off directly from your palm, with a flight time of up to 31 minutes. And as the name suggests, it's nimble in the air and super-fun to fly.

Don't miss the DJI Flip 4K camera drone at its lowest price of $349. Today's the last chance to save $90 in this drone.

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This Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro projector has hit its best-ever price at Amazon — save $1,100 on Prime Day

Mashable - 6 hours 45 min ago

SAVE OVER $1,000: As of Oct. 7, the Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro with 120-inch inflatable screen has dropped to its lowest-ever price of $4,399 at Amazon. That's $1,100 off its full price for Prime members.

Opens in a new window Credit: Soundcore Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro $4,399 at Amazon
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Amazon still has one day of deals for shoppers to look through on Prime Big Deal Days. If you're checking out some of the tech offers, we've spotted some very exciting discounts so far, including the Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro. Normally priced at $5,499, this package of a projector and 120-inch inflatable screen has dropped to $4,399 for a limited time.

Not only does this save you a whopping $1,100 on the bundle, but it also marks a brand-new low on Amazon. If you're a Prime member, this is an excellent time to grab it. However, keep in mind that the sale ends after today, so the clock is ticking to save.

SEE ALSO: The 100+ best October Prime Day deals: We're tracking our Apple, Bose, Yeti, and Sony favorites

The Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro is a 4K triple-laser projector, so you can enjoy sharp visuals and stunning colors when watching movies or shows. It even offers Dolby Atmos Sound through four battery-powered speakers with 400W of total power. They offer an eight-hour runtime, which is plenty of time for a little TV show marathon or a movie night. Plus, it has a retractable power cable, so you can easily move it between indoor and outdoor environments.

The included 120-inch inflatable screen lets you start watching right away, too. It has an airtight design, so there's no need to worry about it deflating in the middle of movie night, and its anti-wrinkle screen surface makes it easy to see every detail of what you're watching.

Time is running out to save on this Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro bundle. If it's caught your eye, be quick to grab it before Prime Big Deal Days ends.

Prime members only have 48 hours to shop Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale. Sign up for a Prime 30-day free trial if you want to save some cash, and follow Mashable’s guide to the best October Prime Day deals and live blog for the latest updates.

The best deals this week, hand-picked by our shopping experts
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The Alienware 34 gaming monitor has hit its lowest-ever price for October Prime Day — save $170 at Amazon

Mashable - 6 hours 57 min ago

SAVE OVER $100: As of Oct. 7, the Alienware 34 gaming monitor has hit a new low price of $629.99 at Amazon, exclusively for Prime members. That's $170 off its full price of $799.99.

Opens in a new window Credit: Alienware Alienware 34 Gaming Monitor $629.99 at Amazon
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Day two, and the final day, of Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale is officially underway, and the deals aren't slowing down just yet. If your gaming setup needs a monitor upgrade, the retailer has knocked the Alienware 34 gaming monitor down to an all-time low price, just for Prime members.

As of Oct. 7, members can snag this display for $629.99, which is a huge $170 price cut from its usual list price. Considering it's never hit this low before, according to price tracking website camelcamelcamel, now is as good a time as any to add it to your cart. Keep in mind the sale only runs through today (a quick 48-hour event), so you don't have much longer to save.

SEE ALSO: The 100+ best October Prime Day deals: We found record prices on Apple, Bose, Yeti, and Sony favorites

Gaming on this sleek QD-OLED display will bring out vibrant colors and sharp detail in on-screen images. It also features Dolby Vision and VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 technology for deep contrast, alongside 1300 nits peak brightness. Plus, it's a 21:9 ultrawide display with a 1,800R curve that gives you plenty of screen space, while the immersive feel of the screen wrapping around you a bit adds to the experience.

Games will run smoothly and responsively thanks to a 280Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time. This monitor is also compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, and VESA AdaptiveSync, which help reduce screen tearing while you play.

This discount on the Alienware 34 gaming monitor may not last long after Prime Big Deal Days, so now is your chance to save if you're a Prime member.

Prime members only have 48 hours to shop Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale. Sign up for a Prime 30-day free trial if you want to save some cash, and follow Mashable’s guide to the best October Prime Day deals and live blog for the latest updates.

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October Prime Day 2026: We livestreamed the best Amazon deals so far

Mashable - 7 hours 9 min ago

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale (aka October Prime Day) is in full swing. The 48-hour sale runs through Oct. 7 at 11:59 p.m. PT (that's 2:59 a.m. ET on Oct. 8), and there are literally millions of deals live on Amazon.

The Mashable shopping team has been busy sifting through Amazon to find the best October Prime Day deals that are actually worth your money. And trust us, we've been tracking prices and covering Amazon sales for almost a decade, so we know a good deal when we see one.

And look, we'll be the first to admit that shopping Amazon's sales can feel a little overwhelming. But think of us as your internet bestie helping you navigate it all. If you're not sure what to look for this Prime Big Deal Days, Mashable Tech Editor Timothy Beck Werth went live at 6:30 p.m. EST Oct. 6 to talk about the products and deals backed by him and the rest of our team here.

Miss the stream on YouTube, TikTok, Twitter and Instagram? Not to worry, you can still replay the video above (chat starts at about 25:00) to see all of our picks.

And check out our curated list of October Prime Day deals you can shop right now:

The best October Prime Day deals live now Apple Watch Series 12 (GPS, 42mm) $349.99 at Amazon (save $49.01) Get Deal Apple AirPods Pro 3 $179 at Amazon (save $70) Get Deal Amazon Kindle (2024) $103.99 at Amazon (save $46) Get Deal SanDisk Extreme 1TB Portable SSD $209.99 at Amazon (save $90) Get Deal Bose QuietComfort Noise-Cancelling Headphones (1st Gen) $169 at Amazon (save $190.99) Get Deal Anker Nano Smart Display Charger $25.99 at Amazon (save $14) Get Deal Top deals from the stream and beyond

Check out the shopping list from our Prime Big Deal Days stream below.

Amazon deals
Audible $0.99
Prime Free Trial
Amazon Smart Plug
Amazon Echo Dot
Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet
Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet

Apple deals: Smart watch, MacBooks, iPad, AirTags
Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M5 Max, 36GB RAM, 2TB SSD)
Apple MacBook Air (M5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD)
M5 MacBook Pro
AirTag 2
M4 iPad Air
M5 iPad Pro

Smart watches
Apple Watch Series 12
Watch SE 3
Apple Watch Ultra 3

TV and Fire stick deals
TCL 65-inch T7 Series QLED 4K Google TV
Samsung 65-Inch S90H Series OLED 4K Smart TV
Samsung The Frame 55-inch LS03F 4K QLED Art TV
Fire TV Stick 4K Select
Amazon Ember 43-inch 4-Series Fire TV
Amazon Ember 55-inch 4-Series Fire TV
Amazon Ember 55-inch QLED Series Fire TV
Amazon Ember 65-inch Mini-LED Series Fire TV

Headphones, speaker and audio deals
Apple AirPods Pro 3
Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 4 Waterproof Speaker
Bose Soundlink Plus Speaker
Bose QuietComfort Ultra (Gen 2)
Sony WH-1000XM6 Active Noise-Cancelling Headphones
Apple AirPods Max 2
Bose QuietComfort Noise-Cancelling Headphones (Gen 1)
DJI OSMO POCKET BUNDLE
Sony WF-1000XM6 ANC Earbuds

Chargers
Anker Nano Smart Display Charger
Anker MagGo 2

E-reader deals
Kindle 2024
Kindle Paperwhite 2024
Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition

Smart glasses deals
TCL RayNeo Air 4 Pro
Xreal 1S AR Smart Glasses: https://zdcs.link/9w01xR
Xreal One Pro AR Glasses: https://zdcs.link/z7G8NE

Beauty and grooming deals
Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream:
Kiehl's Retinol Skin-Renewing Daily Micro-Dose Serum
Caldera + Lab The Good Serum
Caldera Eye Serum
Laifen P3 Pro Electric Shaver
Shark CyroGlow LED Face Mask

More deals
Shark Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum
Yeti Limited Edition Tundra 45 Cooler

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Tropical Storm Isaias: Spaghetti models track the storm’s path online

Mashable - 7 hours 16 min ago

Tropical Storm Isaias formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday morning and is expected to reach hurricane strength early Thursday as it pushes toward a Gulf Coast landfall. The National Weather Service has launched its suite of online storm tracking forecasts and graphics on the National Hurricane Center website.

The National Hurricane Center's prediction cone reveals a northeastward trajectory that turns northward Thursday night, with a projected landfall late Friday or early Saturday morning somewhere between eastern Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle.

Most of the spaghetti models predict a strength somewhere between Category 1 and Category 2, though a handful predict strengths between Category 3 and 4, according to storm tracking site Cyclocane. It's very early to determine the landfall location of a likely hurricane, but many (though not all) of the spaghetti models place landfall between Biloxi, Mississippi and Pensacola, Florida.

As of 5 a.m. ET Wednesday, Tropical Storm Isaias has 40 mph maximum sustained winds and is traveling East-Northeast at 8 mph. It's located about 580 miles away from the mouth of the Mississippi River, according to the NHC forecast.

A spaghetti model is a collection of storm-tracking forecasts that plot their predictions of a storm's path, all of which are overlaid on a map to provide an estimated visual track of the storm.

As of Wednesday morning, there are no coastal watches or warnings in effect.

The latest forecasts, updated multiple times daily, can be tracked online on the National Hurricane Center website.

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Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Gen headphones hit their lowest-ever price for Prime Day — last chance to save $80

Mashable - 7 hours 16 min ago

SAVE $80: As of Oct. 7, the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) are down to their lowest-ever price. Snag a pair from Amazon for $369, down from $449.

Opens in a new window Credit: Bose Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) $369 at Amazon
$449 Save $80   Get Deal

If you’ve ever tried to zone out on a loud flight, drown out a chatty coworker, or just listen to an album without hearing your neighbor’s lawnmower, you know good active noise cancellation is worth its weight in gold. Bose has held the crown for blocking out the world for years, and its flagship QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) are basically the gold standard.

For Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, these top-tier over-ear cans just dropped to $369 — saving you $80 and marking the lowest price we’ve ever seen for this second-gen model. You get spatial audio that makes music sound like it’s coming from real speakers in front of you rather than being beamed directly into your brain, and a battery that lasts through the longest international flights.

SEE ALSO: The best headphones and earbuds deals on October Prime Day, including my favorite Bose headphones

For noise cancellation, you get three simple settings: Quiet Mode to completely kill background hums, Aware Mode so you can hear coffee shop announcements without taking the cans off, and Immersion Mode to pair full noise blocking with spatial audio. Speaking of spatial sound, Bose built in a dedicated Cinema Mode that automatically balances movie dialogue against explosive background sound effects so you aren't constantly riding the volume buttons during late-night streaming.

The battery delivers up to 30 hours of continuous playtime, or around 23 hours if you keep spatial audio cranking the entire time. If you do run low, you can keep listening while charging via the USB-C cord, which also doubles as a direct wired connection for high-res audio and lag-free video calls on your laptop.

The onboard mics use AI noise suppression to isolate your voice so people hear you over wind and traffic, while updated Bluetooth 5.4 keeps your connection rock-solid up to 30 feet away.

Saving $80 on these Bose headphones is as good as October Prime Day gets — grab yours at $369 while stock holds.

Our best editor-vetted Prime Day deals right now

Apple AirPods Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Heart Rate Wireless Earbuds — $179.00 (List Price $249.00)

Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones — $198.00 (List Price $399.99)

Ring Indoor Cam Plus 2K Wired Security Camera (2-Pack, White) — $59.98 (List Price $119.98)

Apple iPad 11" 128GB Wi-Fi Retina Tablet (Blue, 2025 Release) — $399.00 (List Price $449.00)

Ring 2nd Gen 2K Wired Video Doorbell With Chime (2026 Release) — $49.99 (List Price $114.98)

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus Streaming Player With Remote (2025 Model) — $37.99 (List Price $69.99)

Apple Watch Series 12 (GPS, 42mm, S/M Black Sport Band) — $349.99 (List Price $399.00)

Blink Outdoor 4 1080p 3-Camera Kit With Sync Module Core + Doorbell   — $65.99 (List Price $259.98)

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Jimmy Kimmel calls out Foxs reaction to a joke from him versus one from Trump

Mashable - 7 hours 21 min ago

Trump recently made a comment about LA and San Francisco that sparked backlash followed by a swift defence from the White House and Fox News, all of which has Jimmy Kimmel questioning the network's reaction to what it classifies as a "joke".

"It's a small price to pay for keeping the world safe, keeping our country safe," Trump said about the Iran conflict during a rally. "They can take out a city. Let them take out Los Angeles, let them take out San Diego."

The White House defended the statement, and Fox News called it a "joke" — but in the clip above, Jimmy Kimmel plays a montage of Fox attacking him for a joke he made earlier this year about the Melania, which Fox referred to as "dark" and "completely deranged".

"So if that rhetoric was deranged and dangerous and violent and dark, surely you must be mortified by the president of the United States casually ruminating about the deaths of 13 million people?" Kimmel asks, before playing another Fox News montage ending with an anchor asking "Why can't the left take a joke?"

"That's right. You know what? I'm going to report him to the FCC," says Kimmel. "The hypocrisy is so glaring you can't even turn your head towards it."

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The internet is obsessing over a Minion-shaped router: Where to buy for under $40 on October Prime Day

Mashable - 7 hours 23 min ago

TL;DR: Davolink's officially licensed Minions WiFi router went viral on X, racking up over 4 million views and wiping out Amazon's inventory. You can still buy this viral router for $39.99 on Amazon.

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If you thought home networking equipment was strictly limited to glowing black boxes with spider-like antennas, social media just proved otherwise.

A viral X post praising Davolink’s officially licensed Minions WiFi router racked up over 4 million views in less than 24 hours — causing Amazon's direct stock to sell out almost instantly. Underneath the denim-overalls exterior, these devices are surprisingly capable WiFi 6 and 6E routers built by an enterprise networking company.

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Built as a compact upright unit, it sits easily on a desk or bookshelf like a vinyl figurine while delivering actual high-speed home networking. Performance-wise, Bob runs on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, with combined theoretical speeds up to 1.77 Gbps. It is specifically built for low-latency tasks like wireless PC VR streaming, online gaming, and 4K media streaming, where a steady connection matters. On the back, you get 1 GbE WAN and LAN ports to connect your modem, PC, or gaming console directly.

Versatility is where Bob shines. You can run it as your main home router, set it up as a standalone access point, use it as a range extender, or link it to another compatible Minions router to build a full mesh network to cover dead zones in your apartment. It also comes with standard WPA3 encryption to keep your connection secure.

Amazon still has select third-party listings for the Minions router at around $39.99. You can also check eBay, where completed sales have been popping up rapidly following the social media spike. Just make sure to double-check total seller pricing and shipping costs so you don't overpay.

Grab the Davolink Minions Bob Router for $39.99 on Amazon before this third-party stock also dries up.

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The 10+ best espresso machine deals on October Prime Day: Save on Ninja, Breville, and DeLonghi

Mashable - 7 hours 31 min ago
The best coffee machines deals on October Prime Day: Best Ninja deal Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series $499.99 (save $100) Get Deal Best Breville deal Breville Barista Express $499.95 (save $190.04) Get Deal Best De'Longhi deal De'Longhi Magnifica Duo $799.95 (save $200) Get Deal

Coffee machines and October Prime Day. They go together like, well, coffee and cream. Because we all love a good machine, but we can't all afford 'em. Not at full price, anyway.

The barista-like beauties are a great investment. They'll save you plenty of money on Starbucks stop-offs in the long run because they simply make great coffee. But the upfront cost of a machine can be seriously steep. That's why coffee machines are up there with TVs and Apple devices as the most-wanted items when sale events such as Amazon's Prime Day roll around.

Well, October Prime Day is now live and into its final 24 hours of discounts. The sale officially shuts up shop at the close of business Oct. 7, so there's still a chance to grab a discount if you've been holding on for the right machine at the right price.

We've found some of the best deals on coffee machines — specifically espresso machines — from top kitchen brands.

Best Ninja coffee machine deal Opens in a new window Credit: Ninja Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series $499.99 at Amazon
$599.99 Save $100   Get Deal Why we like it

Ninja is the on-trend brand in kitchen appliances and the go-to name for air fryers. Well, it turns out their espresso machines are just as fancy and feature-packed, and the Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series is a top pick for this October Prime Day. It's actually a 3-in-1 machine that makes espresso, drip coffee, and cold brew. It has a built-in conical grinder (with 25 grind settings) plus a dual froth system to turn milk into perfectly smooth microfoam.

This is particularly good for first-time coffee machine owners, thanks to smart Barista Assist Technology that guides you through the process. But best of all? The Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series has dropped back down to its lowest ever price of $499.99.

Best Breville coffee machine deal Opens in a new window Credit: Breville Breville Barista Express $499.95
$689.99 Save $190.04   Get Deal Why we like it

The Breville Barista Express is arguably a step up in terms of espresso expertise, but it's still designed to make barista-quality coffee (hey, the clue's in the name) with relative ease at home. It makes espresso, cappuccino, and latte, and comes equipped with a grinder and milk frothing wand for handcrafting your foam. It also allows you to closely control the water pressure, temperature, and grind size, maximizing the flavor of every single cup. Currently priced at $499.95 for Prime Day, the Barista Express will save you just over $190.

Best De'Longhi coffee machine deal Opens in a new window Credit: De'Longhi De'Longhi Magnifica Duo $799.95
$999.95 Save $200   Get Deal Why we like it

The De'Longhi Magnifica Duo is an automatic that offers you a selection of 20 different drinks, including espresso, drip coffee, iced lattes, and cold brew. It takes all the effort out of coffee-making — you get great tasting coffee at the push of a button. Just drop your beans into the built-in grinder and select your drink. It has an integrated milk frother, which makes it super easy to whip creamy and textured foam. The real bonus is that it's now at a new record-low price for October Prime Day, with savings of $200. Grab it for $799.95.

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We spent 12 months testing red light masks: Here are 6 that gave us real results (and 2 to skip)

Mashable - 7 hours 33 min ago
How to choose a red light face mask: Look at wavelength first

There are some ways to tell that a red light face mask won't be effective before you buy it and use it for a few months.

Wavelength is the first factor anyone will tell you to consider. You want to find products that emit light within the therapeutic window, or the range of wavelengths that can be effective when treating common skin conditions. There is now an abundance of evidence that specific wavelengths of red light can be effective for:

  • Reduction of fine lines, dark circles, and crow's feet

  • Improving skin texture

  • Fighting wrinkles

  • Boosting collagen production

  • Reducing inflammation and redness

To be effective, the light coming from the mask must penetrate different layers of your skin. There are optimal wavelengths for each type of light a face mask emits, and any reputable brand will put their mask's wavelengths front and center in the listing. These carefully chosen ranges are strong enough to penetrate your skin, but gentle enough to avoid over-activating delicate face skin.

Red light does its work in the middle layer (dermis) of your skin, requiring wavelengths between 630 and 633 nm to reach past the top layer. There, red light stimulates cells to produce rejuvenating proteins like collagen and elastin, evening out surface redness, and preventing scarring or post-pimple red spots.

The Shark CryoGlow's Better Aging routine combines red and near-infrared light. Credit: Leah Stodart / Mashable The Shark CryoGlow's Skin Clearing routine uses a special sequence of red, near-infrared, and blue light. Credit: Leah Stodart / Mashable

Most red light masks also use near-infrared red light therapy, which requires longer wavelengths to travel further than regular red light. Near-infrared light between 830 and 850 nm reaches into tissue under the dermis to further stimulate cell turnover, firm skin, and heal deep-seated spots or stubborn dark circles.

What about blue light therapy?

Blue light is often used to target acne, and some of the best red light masks use a combination of blue and red light therapy.

Blue light operates on the top layer (epidermis) of your skin, so its ideal wavelength is shorter than either red light standard. Blue light at 415nm has an antimicrobial effect, ideally killing the bacteria that cause acne before a breakout starts. If hellbent bacterial acne makes it past the blue light phase — or if you're also dealing with hormonal or cystic acne not caused by bacteria — red light swoops in to neutralize inflammation and speed up the healing process.

The thing is, most mainstream LED face masks hit those wavelength marks. So, how do you choose between masks if their wavelength numbers are all the same?

The importance of irradiance

Irradiance is another major element that determines whether or not a red light mask actually works. While wavelength refers to the length the light can travel, irradiance refers to the amount of light energy that's actually reaching your skin per session (not just the intensity of light being generated at the bulb). If wavelength numbers are correct but irradiance is low, the mask will still be kind of a dud.

Bulb placement is one of the key factors we considered in our test. Credit: Leah Stodart / Mashable Comfort is another key factor, as consistent use is key to results. Credit: Miller Kern / Mashable

Irradiance is officially expressed as milliwatts per square centimeter. The optimal irradiance range for a red light face mask is pretty wide (anywhere between 30 and 100 mW/cm²), though many brands don't directly provide that number.

Most brands do note the length of each session, which is one way to quickly gauge irradiance without getting into calculations. Dr. Mamina Turegano sums it up best on her YouTube account: "Higher irradiance means more effective energy delivery per minute of use." Longer sessions don't automatically mean that results will be more powerful — a mask with sessions that last for less than 10 minutes has higher irradiance than a mask with sessions that last for 20 to 30 minutes. Since a mask with lower irradiance needs to sit on your face for longer, you might be less likely to keep up with wearing it.

Are bulb count and bulb placement a big deal?

The number of bulbs and the placement of bulbs inside the mask can also impact efficacy, especially if you're expecting results in a specific area of your face. Masks with more bulbs packed evenly across the face will provide more even coverage across every inch of your face than masks with more sporadically placed bulbs.

Some masks also provide more light sources overall by emitting both red and blue light simultaneously from every single bulb, like the Shark CryoGlow. This would be a better option for full-face acne prevention than masks with blue and red LEDs only concentrated in certain spots, like the Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite.

What red light masks worked for us?

Of course, you probably didn't come here for a science lesson. You want to find the best red light masks Mashable's testers used and loved.

After trying out 11 different products, we ultimately found six that we can recommend. These masks delivered visible results for our product testers.

Remember: Consistency is essential for the best results (or any results)with LED face masks. You'll need to wear your mask consistently for at least one to two months.

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I tried the best smart rings of 2026 — the Oura Ring 5 is the best you can buy

Mashable - 7 hours 33 min ago

Smart rings monitor your health in a tiny, inconspicuous package. At first glance, they look like any other piece of jewelry, a simple gold or silver ring. But with tiny sensors, these rings track biometrics through your finger. Yes, they'll track your step count and calories burned, but more advanced technology allows them to track sleep and stress levels, all detected through heart rate and variability.

After extensive testing — including some epic marathon training — we selected the best smart rings of the year so far. This year, Oura debuted the Oura Ring 5, which is an exceptional ring for comfort, design, and overall health tracking. While it takes the top spot in our guide, we tried plenty more options.

This guide compares the top options for fitness-minded tech users who want a low-profile health tracker. To compare the rings, we dug into what actually separates these rings: design, battery life, health features, price, subscription costs, and device compatibility.

SEE ALSO: I ran the NYC Marathon wearing 7 fitness trackers and they all watched me throw up

Latest updates to this guide

As of August 2026, we've replaced the Oura Ring 4 with the Oura Ring 5. Yes, it's the latest model, but its smaller size has greatly improved its comfort, making it the best Oura Ring but also the best overall smart ring.

We've also removed the Evie Ring from this list as it appears to be out of stock. The website for the Evie Ring appears to be unavailable, and the product is no longer listed for sale. We've reached out to Evie for comment on whether the ring is officially discontinued and the status of the company.

We're in the process of testing the RingConn Gen 2 Air for inclusion in this guide. Currently, we've included the Ultrahuman Air in this guide, which is no longer being made but is still available for purchase. We'll update this guide with the Ultrahuman Ring Pro once we've completed testing.

What's the best smart ring?

The smart ring market is ever-growing, with new models debuting each year. Samsung launched a smart ring in 2024, and while Apple doesn't have a smart ring on the market yet, we're sure it will be here in a matter of time. But smart rings are synonymous with the Oura Ring, a leader in the field, and for good reason. Having tried multiple Oura rings (the Oura Ring 4 and Oura Ring 5), testing their hype, and comparing them to other devices, we can confidently say Oura makes the best smart ring in 2026.

Oura offers the most expansive biometric tracking, monitoring your health around the clock. It focuses on daily and long-term health goals more holistically than other rings.

However, the Oura Ring has downsides, like a monthly subscription fee. If you're not down for a monthly fee, we tested some popular alternatives to Oura rings.

Why should you buy a smart ring? So you think you want a smart ring? Here's what you need to know about the latest tech wearable. Credit: Samantha Mangino / Mashable

Smart rings are not just another fitness tracker. Yes, they do track your activity, steps, and calories burned. However, they're really meant to offer a more holistic view of your health so you can gain deeper insights into your sleep habits, cardiovascular health, and more.

You're a good candidate for a smart ring if you hate the look of a smartwatch or fitness tracker with LED screens, which are categorically not cool. Smart rings are posed as a discreet option, looking like a regular piece of jewelry. However, to be frank, they don't blend in that well. In my weeks of testing, while wearing the rings during hangouts, someone would inevitably ask me, "What's that?"

Since a smart ring doesn't have a screen, you have to pull out your phone and open an app whenever you want to track activity. That's certainly not the end of the world, but if you convert from a smartwatch, you'll miss the convenience of tapping your wrist. That being said, I actually find a smart ring most useful when paired with a smartwatch. I ran all my testing while simultaneously wearing an Apple Watch, and I appreciated the smart rings that were compatible with my watch so I could receive push notifications.

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Report: OpenAI should pause ChatGPT for Teens over safety

Mashable - 7 hours 34 min ago

ChatGPT for Teens is an unsafe product that should be paused until OpenAI can address myriad problems, according to a new report from the Youth AI Safety Institute at Common Sense Media.

The report also calls on OpenAI to suspend its marketing of ChatGPT for Teens and prohibit adolescents from using ChatGPT at all until it can "offer a safe, developmentally appropriate experience."

OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Teens in August as a product for 13- to 17-year-olds that would "support" learning and human relationships. ChatGPT for Teens incorporated existing safety measures for minors and introduced new learning and well-being features.

SEE ALSO: What parents should know about ChatGPT for Teens

Notably, OpenAI pitched ChatGPT for Teens as focused on education rather than personal topics, with new and enhanced tools related to parental notifications, designated study hours, and break reminders.

OpenAI disputed the report's claims and characterized the research as flawed.

"We welcome rigorous independent evaluation, but we do not believe Common Sense Media's testing accurately reflects how ChatGPT's teen safeguards work in practice or expert perspectives on how AI can support teens," an OpenAI spokesperson said in a statement.

The company also believes that most of the testing may have been conducted before parental controls were fully activated. This would make the "findings inaccurate," the spokesperson said. Prior to testing, the institute confirmed with OpenAI that Teen mode features like eating disorder notifications and Study Mode were fully launched.

What's at stake with ChatGPT for Teens

After weeks of testing, Youth AI Safety Institute researchers concluded that many of ChatGPT for Teens' settings don't work as advertised.

The testers easily circumvented learning guardrails and parental controls and talked at length about subjects like disordered eating and self-harm without generating parental notifications. They also found the teen version of ChatGPT still engages users like a friend.

OpenAI originally said ChatGPT for Teens would limit the emotional and intimate exchanges between young people and AI that have driven concerns about well-being and mental health. In some tragic cases, that dynamic has allegedly led teens and young adults to attempt suicide or take their own lives after heavy engagement with ChatGPT, according to lawsuits filed against OpenAI.

"Part of why we're asking for this pause is we need evidence that these features work," said Robbie Torney, head of AI and digital assessments at the Youth AI Safety Institute at Common Sense Media. The institute has received philanthropic funding from the OpenAI Foundation but conducts independent testing of the company's products.

Torney said that the institute stands behind its methodology and results.

What ChatGPT for Teens testers found

In 2025, Common Sense Media tested ChatGPT and rated it as high risk for teen users and as unacceptable risk for mental health support.

This summer, prior to the launch of ChatGPT for Teens, Youth AI Safety Institute researchers again tested the chatbot. Testers then re-ran the same prompts with the same accounts once they were enrolled in ChatGPT for Teens, over a month-long period between late August and September.

The prompts focused on areas including parental notifications, feature checks, mental health, academic integrity, and age prediction.

In every category, the testers found that ChatGPT for Teens failed to deliver.

Parental notification failures

New accounts that tested hundreds of prompts related to suicide, self-harm, or disordered eating failed to generate a single parental notification. Some of the exchanges between testers and ChatGPT lasted up to an hour.

OpenAI said it aims to send notifications via email, text message, or push notification within an hour of detecting a high-risk situation. Torney said that parental notifications may work differently when an account has a longer conversation history with ChatGPT. 

Upon reviewing the report, OpenAI informed the institute that parent and teen accounts must be linked for approximately three hours before parents can receive notifications. It recommended retesting with fully activated accounts. The company also said the report's parental notification findings conflict with its own internal monitoring and evaluations.

The institute said it tested accounts linked for both more and less than three hours and stands by its findings. 

"This new information does not change our conclusion that parental alerts are unreliable for crisis situations," Torney said.

Problems with learning guardrails

While OpenAI positioned ChatGPT for Teens as supportive of learning, the product gives adolescents significant leeway. 

Study Mode, for example, will give a teen step-by-step guidance on a homework question. Yet it also presents a "show me the answer" option. When selected, "show me the answer" completes the work for the teen, according to the report. 

OpenAI said this is an intentional option designed to help students better understand and engage more deeply with the material.

The pop-up appeared in 43 percent of responses for a 13-year-old test user with a linked parental account when the Study Hours feature was in effect. When an unlinked 17-year-old test account prompted ChatGPT for help during Study Hours, it saw the "show me the answer" pop-up 90 percent of the time. 

While Torney appreciates OpenAI's interest in giving teens agency over their learning experience, he noted that the approach may underestimate the risk of cognitive offloading and over-dependence. 

"If we're talking about the target audience for this product, it's very rare that teachers give learners 100 percent agency over a learning task or a learning process," Torney said. 

Finally, the researchers found that parent-set Study Hours schedule could be circumvented by deleting the prefix @study from the chat box in order to message the regular ChatGPT. Once deleted, the testers found that ChatGPT completed all assignments shared by the user. 

Questions about age assurance

While OpenAI has promoted its age prediction efforts as a way to restrict teens to developmentally appropriate experiences, the testers found that ChatGPT can't reliably tell a user's age. 

When accounts registered as adults referenced adolescent experiences like starting puberty, attending summer camp, receiving middle-school homework, and relying on parents for transportation and permission, OpenAI did not reclassify them as teens. 

Even when the tester disclosed a specific age, such as 13, ChatGPT acknowledged it, but the account in question wasn't then subject to extra safeguards, feature limits, or age verification.

The report said the scenario creates the risk of "false assurance" for families because parents can perceive teen protections as active when they are not. 

OpenAI said that a single data point, including the disclosure of age in a chat, doesn't change the account's classification. Instead, the company said it takes multiple signals into consideration. New accounts also undergo an initial waiting period as the system gathers data to make a confident age prediction.

A call for more transparency

Torney said OpenAI needs to be much more transparent with users, parents, and researchers when the company announces new learning and safety features. Those tools, he argued, should be immediately available and effective. 

In the case of ChatGPT for Teens, the product's launch included important features on paper that didn't live up to their promise in real-life use, or weren't live for weeks.

Torney said the institute shared its evaluation results with OpenAI in "good faith," prior to releasing them publicly.

"Keeping kids safe requires rigorous independent evaluations like ours, and we hope OpenAI will engage on the substance of what we found, rather than trying to sow doubt on our methodology," Torney said.   

Disclosure: Ziff Davis, Mashable’s parent company, in April 2025 filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging it infringed Ziff Davis copyrights in training and operating its AI systems.

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This Deal Days sale drops Microsoft Visio Pro 2024 to just $49.97 for lifetime access

Mashable - 7 hours 34 min ago

TL;DR: Microsoft Visio Professional 2024 for Windows is on sale for just $49.97 (reg. $579.99) through Oct. 11 during Deal Days, with a lifetime license for creating professional diagrams, workflows, floor plans, network maps, and more.

Opens in a new window Credit: Microsoft Microsoft Visio Professional 2024: Lifetime License for Windows $49.97
$579.99 Save $530.02   Get Deal

Some ideas are easy to explain in an email. Others require 37 follow-up questions and a meeting nobody wanted. On that note, Microsoft Visio Professional 2024 for Windows is on sale for just $49.97 (reg. $579.99) through Oct. 11 during Deal Days, our Prime Day alternative. It gives you a lifetime diagramming tool for making complicated information easier to understand.

Visio can create flowcharts, process maps, floor plans, network diagrams, and organizational charts, with pre-built templates to get projects moving. There are more than 250,000 shapes available, so you’re unlikely to find yourself trying to represent an entire business process with three rectangles and an arrow.

The more interesting feature for data-heavy work is Visio’s ability to link diagrams to data from sources including Excel, SQL Server, and other databases. As that data changes, diagrams can update automatically.

Visio 2024 also introduces updated shapes, templates, styles, and layouts, along with a new search bar and a refreshed design that matches other Office apps. Formatting tools let you adjust shapes and text or apply themes when your diagram needs to look presentation-ready rather than merely functional.

Collaboration isn’t an afterthought, either. Multiple users can work on the same diagram simultaneously with changes tracked in real time. The Visio web app provides mobile and cloud access for viewing and editing away from your desktop.

Microsoft 365 integration lets you embed diagrams into PowerPoint, Word, and Teams, while OneDrive and SharePoint can be used for storage and sharing.

For anyone routinely explaining processes, networks, layouts, or complicated data, Visio solves a very specific problem: sometimes drawing it really is easier.

Get Microsoft Visio Professional 2024 for Windows for $49.97 through Oct. 11 during this Deal Days sale.

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Save $10 on preorders of Nintendos The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake on Prime Day

Mashable - 7 hours 40 min ago

TL;DR: Physical preorders for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake are already $10 off at Amazon. Preorder for $59.99 and get a preorder price guarantee.

Opens in a new window Credit: Nintendo 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' (Digital) $59.99 at Amazon
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$69.99 Save $10.11   Get Deal

We're edging closer and closer to the Nintendo Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The official release date is Nov. 5, but Zelda fans are already buzzing thanks to the first-look gameplay footage.

Preorders for both the digital and physical copies are already available at Amazon. The digital version costs $59.99, while the physical edition was initially priced at $69.99 but has been reduced to $59.88 — great news for those of us who prefer to have the actual game in our hands.

There's another good reason to order from Amazon, as the retailer is offering a preorder price guarantee. That means if the preorder changes between now and when you're charged, you'll pay the lowest price point between when you order and when you receive the game.

If you're a serious Zelda fan, it's worth getting that preorder in soon.

Nintendo has revealed that the first print run of the physical edition will come with "special packaging that features textured foil cover art." That's one for the collectors, who will also love the Legend of Zelda-themed hardware coming this fall to mark the franchise's 40th anniversary. That will include a special-edition Switch 2 console, a Pro Controller, and a carrying case, all out Oct. 29.

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The DJI Mini 5 Pro drone has dropped to its best-ever price on Prime Day — save over $100

Mashable - 7 hours 41 min ago

TL;DR: The DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo Plus is on sale for $1,029 at Amazon for October Prime Day. That's the record-low price for this premium drone.

Opens in a new window Credit: DJI DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo Plus $1,029 at Amazon
$1,159 Save $130   Get Deal

We were fooled by the DJI drone deals ahead of October Prime Day. There was absolutely nothing on offer, so we were led to believe that we wouldn't get anything when the shopping event went live. We know that sounds foolish, but you usually get a few early deals as a sign of what's to come.

We were pleasantly surprised to see a number of DJI drone deals drop as soon as October Prime Day officially started. Most of the deals are reserved for the cheaper drones, like the DJI Neo, but some premium models have also got price cuts.

The DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo Plus is on sale for $1,029 at Amazon for October Prime Day. That's the record-low price for this premium drone.

The DJI Mini 5 Pro packs a 1-inch CMOS sensor capable of shooting crisp 4K/60 fps HDR video, with true 225-degree vertical gimbal rotation for native TikTok and Instagram Reels content. For pilots navigating tricky environments, its night-scene omnidirectional obstacle sensing and ActiveTrack 360° keep the drone safe while automatically locking onto subjects through trees or urban landscapes.

This bundle includes the premium drone, the DJI RC 2, three batteries (each with up to 52-minute flight time), spare propellers, a charging hub, ND filters, and more. That's everything you need and more to start flying and shooting pro-level content.

Get the DJI Mini 5 Pro for its best-ever price on October Prime Day.

Our best editor-vetted Prime Day deals right now

Apple AirPods Pro 3 Noise Cancelling Heart Rate Wireless Earbuds — $179.00 (List Price $249.00)

Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones — $198.00 (List Price $399.99)

Ring Indoor Cam Plus 2K Wired Security Camera (2-Pack, White) — $59.98 (List Price $119.98)

Apple iPad 11" 128GB Wi-Fi Retina Tablet (Blue, 2025 Release) — $399.00 (List Price $449.00)

Ring 2nd Gen 2K Wired Video Doorbell With Chime (2026 Release) — $49.99 (List Price $114.98)

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus Streaming Player With Remote (2025 Model) — $37.99 (List Price $69.99)

Apple Watch Series 12 (GPS, 42mm, S/M Black Sport Band) — $349.99 (List Price $399.00)

Blink Outdoor 4 1080p 3-Camera Kit With Sync Module Core + Doorbell   — $65.99 (List Price $259.98)

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The best October Prime Day Owala deals: The TikTok-viral Owala FreeSip water bottle is on sale

Mashable - 8 hours 5 min ago
The best Prime Day Owala deals: Owala FreeSip Stainless Steel (19 oz, Tropical Rain) $20.73 (save $6.26) Get Deal Owala FreeSip Twist Stainless Steel Water Bottle (24 oz, Fruit Punch) $22.78 (save $7.21) Get Deal Owala FreeSip Sway (30 oz, Peachy Keen) $29.74 (save $5.25) Get Deal Owala FreeSip Stainless Steel (24 oz, Cranberry Parade) $23.99 (save $6) Get Deal Owala FreeSip Stainless Steel (32 oz, Boneyard) $27.99 (save $7) Get Deal Owala Princess FreeSip (24 oz, Belle) $29.74 (save $5.25) Get Deal Owala FreeSip Tumbler (40 oz, Off Road) $35.99 (save $9) Get Deal

If you’ve spent any time on TikTok over the past couple of years, you know the emotional support water bottle standard has officially shifted. Owala completely won over internet culture for one genuinely genius reason: its patented FreeSip spout lets you switch effortlessly between sipping through a built-in straw and tilting back for a massive gulp.

The catch? Owala bottles rarely go on sale. But for Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, a huge chunk of the lineup is marked down by up to 32% off — including the classic 24 oz driver, the 40 oz Tumbler, slim Sway models, and limited-edition Disney Princess collabs.

The OG FreeSip is up to 23% off Opens in a new window Credit: Owala Owala FreeSip Stainless (19 oz, Tropical Rain) $20.73 at Amazon
$26.99 Save $6.26   Get Deal

If you've spent any time on TikTok or read Samantha Mangino’s rave review for the classic Owala FreeSip, you know it is pretty much the holy grail of everyday hydration. The magic is in the patented 2-in-1 spout: you can sip vertically through the built-in straw or tilt back to chug from the exact same opening. Toss in 24-hour insulation, a 100% leak-proof push-button cap, and a carry loop that doubles as a lock, and it's easy to see why it dethroned traditional flasks.

Best of all, the savings span multiple sizes of the classic model — from the compact 19 oz to the standard 24 oz and spacious 32 oz — across various playful colorways.

The travel-friendly FreeSip Twist drops to under $23 Opens in a new window Credit: Owala Owala FreeSip Twist Stainless Steel Water Bottle (24 oz, Fruit Punch) $22.78 at Amazon
$29.99 Save $7.21   Get Deal

If you're a frequent flyer, the FreeSip Twist is the unsung hero of the lineup. It keeps the same patented 2-in-1 sip-or-swig spout as the classic, but replaces the pop-top cap with a sleek, fully threaded twist lid.

As Mashable's Samantha Mangino pointed out in her review, this fix completely solves the dreaded "airplane pressure burst" that happens with pop-top bottles at 30,000 feet. Its skinnier, streamlined body glides easily into tight purse compartments, tote bags, and airplane seatback pockets — making it an absolute essential for travel day setups.

The cup-holder-friendly FreeSip Sway is 15% off Opens in a new window Credit: Owala Owala FreeSip Sway (30 oz, Peachy Keen) $29.74 at Amazon
$34.99 Save $5.25   Get Deal

If you love the iconic sip-or-swig lid but hate trying to wedge a giant flask into your car's cup holder, the FreeSip Sway was basically made for you. The Sway takes everything that made the original bottle go viral — the patented 2-in-1 spout, triple-layer vacuum insulation that keeps ice frozen for up to 24 hours, and a 100% leak-proof push-button lid — and repackages it into a sleek, contoured silhouette.

Plus, its tapered base slides effortlessly into standard cup holders and purse side pockets. While the 30 oz in Peachy Keen is currently on sale, the Sway lineup spans multiple sizes and comes in many colorways.

Move over, Stanley: The Owala Tumbler is 20% off Opens in a new window Credit: Owala Owala FreeSip Tumbler (40 oz, Off Road) $35.99 at Amazon
$44.99 Save $9   Get Deal

If you want massive 40-ounce hydration with a built-in side handle but refuse to give up your leak-proof lid, the FreeSip Tumbler is Owala's direct shot at standard travel cups. It takes the viral 2-in-1 spout you already love — letting you switch between upright straw sipping and full-on chugging — and embeds it into a heavy-duty, 40-ounce silhouette. The game-changer here is the double-threaded lid, which lets you screw the cap on in either direction so the handle sits comfortably whether you're right- or left-handed.

Whichever FreeSip model you pick, lock it in before Prime Day ends.

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