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If you’re looking for a gaming computer that’s flexible and lightweight, Amazon has the Asus ROG Flow Z13 discounted by $400, bringing the price down to just $1,699.99. While a Windows-powered gaming tablet might sound odd, this hybrid machine impressed us with surprisingly sharp performance. Read our review.
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For today only, you can use the coupon code SUPERSAVING at checkout for an extra 20 percent off a variety of qualifying items at Woot. Notably, the Best of PC category includes a variety of computing and gaming accessories, as well as refurbished laptops and desktops, plus the Kindle Scribe.
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I use the Neat Bumblebee II desktop mic for work and play, and you can hear how it sounds on the Pixel review roundup episode of the Vergecast. Right now, it’s $14.99 at Woot, or just five bucks if you’re a new Woot customer and use the code HELLOTEN at checkout. It comes with a USB-C-to-A cable, and can sit on its included stand, or be detached to mount to a mic arm. It’s not the best mic, but it sure is affordable.
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The CMF Clip Pro open wireless earbuds were announced just a few days ago, but they’re already seeing their first discount. Normally $99, Amazon has the earbuds marked down to $79 in all three colors: light grey, dark grey, and coral. They have enough battery life for up to 10 hours of playback on their own, and up to 33 hours total with the charging case, which has a smart dial for adjusting volume and controlling media.
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While it’s just a small price reduction, Costco members might appreciate a $5 discount on a digital code for Splatoon Raiders for the Nintendo Switch 2, costing $44.99. The latest iteration of Nintendo’s third-person shooter is less competitive and more cooperative than prior titles. Read our review.
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The Pixelsnap wireless charging puck capable of up to 25W Qi2 charging speeds is $40 by itself, so why not buy the stand version that’s $34.99 (originally $69.99) right now at Amazon? The slick magnetic charging stand works with Pixel 10 phones and presumably the upcoming Pixel 11 phones, too.
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The unique Asus Zenbook Duo has two 14-inch touchscreen OLED displays, and can be used either in traditional laptop mode or dual-screen mode. Best Buy has the 2025 edition with a Intel Core 9 Ultra CPU and 32GB of LPDDR5X memory discounted by $600 until 12:01 AM CT on August 7th, 2026, bringing the price down to $1,999.99. Read our review of the 2026 edition.
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Big Walk came out this week, and it seems like a hoot if you have friends or family to play with. It’s $14.99 (down from $19.99) on Steam. Peak, which popularized the “friendslop” subgenre of co-op games, is even cheaper at Fanatical. You can grab the game for $3.75 (usually $8) today.
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