We're Covering Cyber Monday Live—Because Today Is A Very Fine Day To Shop the Internet | WIREDSkip to main contentHand-Picked Cyber Monday DealsShop NowMenuSECURITYPOLITICSTHE BIG STORYBUSINESSSCIENCECULTUREREVIEWSCYBER MONDAYMenuAccountAccountNewslettersBest Cyber Monday DealsApple DealsTV DealsUnder $100Laptop DealsDeals DeliveredSecurityPoliticsThe Big StoryBusinessScienceCultureReviewsChevronMoreExpandThe Big InterviewMagazineEventsWIRED InsiderWIRED ConsultingNewslettersPodcastsVideoMerchSearchSearchSign InSign InLive From Cyber Space, Cyber Monday 2025Cyber Monday is our nation's celebration of electronic commerce, let us honor it with deals coverage.Cyber Monday turns 20 today. Though you may have memories of it from the late 90s, around the time Nelson Mandela didn't die and Berenstain Bears books were not published, the term was actually promoted by a hardworking marketing executive for a retail trade organization in 2005. On that first Cyber Monday, people were not doing Excite and Lycos searches; they were listening to Madonna's “Hung Up” on the first iPod Nanos and then sending their first hesitant, wobbly text messages on their Motorola Razrs.That makes today the 20th anniversary of the holiest day in e-commerce, a day to celebrate buying things on the internet by buying things on the internet. Please join us in celebrating by … buying things on the internet. We've done a lot of the heavy lifting here by making an exhaustively researched list of the very best Cyber Monday deals, and now by live-blogging the day's events from 7 am to 7 pm EST.Featured dealsRay-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 1) for $263 ($66 off)Apple AirTag for $18 ($11 off)Soundcore Space One Pro for $114 ($85 off)Apple AirPods 4 for $69 ($60 off)Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 for $19 ($21 off)Kindle Kids for $95 ($35 off)Brisk-It Zelos AI-enabled smart grill for $293 ($165 off)Matthew Korfhage3 hours agoLineSo Long, and Thanks for All the DealsAll right, that's it for WIRED's live coverage of Cyber Monday deals. We came, we saw, we clicked. We leave this weekend richer in gadgets and maybe even in spirit. Certainly I own more AirTags.Our colleagues Parker Hall and Luke Larsen will continue monitoring the best Cyber Monday deals into the evening, and WIRED will pick up the pieces by tracking the best deals that remain even after the final bell. Assuming Cyber Monday has a bell.Until then, check out the best deals at WIRED's definitive list of the Absolute Best Cyber Monday Deals.Matthew Korfhage4 hours agoLineThe Perfect Tablet, at a Wonderful PricePhotograph: Brenda StolyarAppleiPad (2025, A16)$349 $309 (11% off) Amazon$349 Amazon$349 $279 (20% off) Walmart$349 AppleThe humble, basic iPad is the perfect tablet, argues WIRED reviewer Julian Chokkattu. It has the things you want: good performance and battery life, a big enough screen, a price that makes it feel worth it. This deal is an even more terrific deal, just $274. The price has been a bit unstable on Amazon, depending where you live, but the deal's still live in all its glory at Walmart and some other retailers.Adrienne So4 hours agoLineThe Companies Lied to Us Yet AgainPhotograph: Julian ChokkattuNomad65W Slim Power Adapter$49 $41 (16% off) Amazon$55 $41 (25% off) NomadI don't really think it was an eco-friendly move for companies to stop including a charging block in the package when you buy a device. It was just to marginally lower the price, because now I just … lose all my charging blocks, or my kids or mom steal them, and I have to buy more. I really, really am going to buy this narrow one because I do need another one. It has two USB-C ports and can charge a MacBook Air and a smartphone.Molly Higgins4 hours agoLineThis Beautiful Japanese Steel Knife Is 20 Percent offPhotograph: Molly HigginsHedley & BennettChef's Knife$120 $96 (20% off) Amazon$120 Hedley & Bennett$132 $112 (15% off) NordstromAfter testing almost two dozen chef’s knives over the past year, I can say with full confidence that not all knives are created equal. This Hedley & Bennett Chef's Knife is my favorite because it’s thin, balanced, and easy to handle. The natural handle shape makes for an easier grip—in part because of the transition between handle and blade that makes it feel like one cohesive tool. The German-style handle has two bevels and comes in a variety of colors (and you can personalize it with your name on H&B's site) if you're an Aesthetic Chef™. The blade has three layers of Japanese steel, an AUS10 core, SUS1A-1 outer layers, and an 11.5-degree edge. It may be the only knife you need in the kitchen, and now it’s less than $100.Adrienne So4 hours agoLineTake Your Pick of Tiny Tech ThingsCourtesy of WeathermanWeathermanThe Travel Umbrella$69 $55 (20% off) Amazon$69 Walmart$69 $48 (30% off) WeathermanI have made it through this entire shopping event without buying anything, which is actually a sign of poor decision-making on my part because I still have a whole family left to buy holiday presents for. I've been perusing our gift guides, trying to remedy this, and a weird number of Tech Gifts Under $100 are actually on sale for Cyber Monday! I am thinking of getting this umbrella for myself, but I also got a Tiny TV ($48, $12 off) for my kids last year for Christmas that they ended up loving.Matthew Korfhage4 hours agoLineIsn't It Time You Finally Owned A Staub Dutch Oven?StaubLa Cocotte 4-Quart Dutch Oven$370 $139 (62% off) Amazon$370 $150 (59% off) Williams-SonomaIf you hang out with the wrong (or right) kinda people, it can feel like the world is locked in a perpetual yin-yang battle between Le Creuset and Staub. Do you like the comparative delicacy of Le Creuset? The baroque heft of a Staub? Staub's self-basting spikes on its lid? Le Creuset's wider, easy-grip handles?I have only had this 4-Quart Staub La Cocotte in my possession for a few short days, and cooked just once, and so can't fully answer any existential questions. What I can say is it is beautiful, satisfyingly sturdy, and has the aura of a Well Made Thing. It is the kind of pot that makes you a little bit proud to cook with it, as if you accomplished something just by owning it. And it's like 60 percent off right now. So you can also tell people you got it cheaper than they did. Double accomplishment!3 hours agoLineTwinsiesThe oven in this photo looks exactly like mine. I'm glad you're a Staub person, Matthew!Adrienne So4 hours agoLineOMG My Waxed Canvas Jacket from Huckberry Is on SaleI once heard the website Huckberry described as “if you wish you were really outdoorsy, but you lived in Park Slope.” I do not live in New York, so I'm not entirely sure what the Park Slope part means, but I get the general gist and I also get that it's not complimentary. However, it does not stop me from wanting everything on Huckberry's website.The important part that you need to know here is that for years, the Pedro Pascal Last of Us waxed canvas jacket was only available in men's sizes. Huckberry only recently made it available in women's sizes, at which point I procured it as quickly as possible. And it is now on sale ($238, $59 off)! Do as Pedro does and size up so you can wear multiple sweaters and hoodies underneath and be protected by the weatherproof canvas that can be re-waxed and not get thrown in the trash when the DWR wears off.These jackets never go on sale so this is a very big deal for me. I love this jacket. The wax warms up when you wear it and it eventually molds to your body, in a flattering and not-creepy way. Huckberry has a bunch of other things on sale, too, here, for another few hours.DealsThe Best Deals From Huckberry’s Black Friday SaleBy Scott GilbertsonRead MoreKat Merck5 hours agoLineDo You Have PFAs in Your Tap Water? You MightPhotograph: Kat MerckWaterdropX16 Under-Sink Tankless Reverse Osmosis System$1,999 $1,299 (35% off) AmazonMany people filter their tap water in some way, whether via a refrigerator water filter or pitcher like Brita, but most people perhaps don’t know that most of these filters don’t filter out PFAs, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly called “forever chemicals.” Most municipalities don’t test for this, but many—perhaps even most—water supplies have them. A couple of pitcher-type filters (like Zero Water) can remove PFAs, but it’s a huge pain to refill these containers multiple times a day. The best long-term option is an under-sink reverse-osmosis filter with a separate tap. Waterdrop is widely considered to make the best of these systems, and the X16 is Waterdrop’s top-of-the-line model—tankless, with fast flow, a built-in TDS (total dissolved solids) meter, and the ability to filter 1,600 gallons per day. That’s enough for even the busiest kitchen or largest family. It’s rarely this cheap, so if you were planning on making an investment in your health for 2026, we’d recommend checking this sale out.Adrienne So5 hours agoLineI Can Sing the Entire Pokemon Theme SongCyber MondayThe Best Cyber Monday Deals on Pokémon GiftsBy Louryn StrampeRead MoreReviewer Louryn Strampe wrote this post, but I wrote the headline with the “heart so true”, because my kids are obsessed with Pokémon and the show has been in the background all weekend. Some obscure bit of knowledge has helped me in my job, yet again! Watching this show, I sometimes feel quite bad that some of these Pokémon get captured as children, little baby Pokémon, and then trained and forced to do their captor's bidding? That seems wrong, right? Anyway, those are thoughts for another time.Matthew Korfhage5 hours agoLineThe Surface Laptop is Just $700. Which Feels Crazy.Photograph: Brenda StolyarMicrosoftSurface Laptop (7th Edition, 2024)$909 $700 (23% off) Amazon$1,200 $1,000 (17% off) Walmart$1,200 $750 (38% off) Microsoft (Snapdragon X Plus)$1,500 $1,050 (30% off) Best Buy (15-inch)We've reached the point in Cyber Monday when Amazon starts issuing a countdown timer, to when the deal won't be there. In 9 hours, this ridiculously good Surface laptop will not be $700, I can say that with assurance. It's weird that it's $700 right now—an all-time low just for Cyber Monday.The Surface Laptop 13.8-inch, is one of the best Cyber Monday tech deals overall, in part because of the laptop's specific configuration. Amazon's selling the more powerful model with the Snapdragon X Elite chip for less money than the X Plus model. Which caused our laptop reviewer, Luke Larsen, to reach for his thesaurus to describe how absurdly good the deal was.Adrienne So5 hours agoLineIf You Don't Have Municipal Composting, You Are Now SavedCyber MondayVego Is Having a Cyber Monday Sale on Almost Everything, Including This Food Recycler We LikeBy Kat MerckRead MoreI honestly don't know how any of you live without a municipal composting system. One day—just one day—I caught my husband throwing food waste into the kitchen trash can, and it smelled to high heaven. Even if you don't have a garden or somewhere to put the processed grounds from the Vego food recycler, it will take up so much less space in your garbage and smell so much better. Vego also has a few other items on sale at Amazon; I'm also going to buy a few of these raised beds for my yard.Matthew Korfhage5 hours agoLineThis Is the Best Power Bank DealPhotograph: Simon HillAnkerLaptop Power Bank$135 $88 (35% off) Amazon$120 $88 (27% off) AnkerThis Anker is our top power bank recommendation for anyone who wants to recharge anything more demanding than a smartphone, and it's on a nice deal right now. It stores 25,000-mAh, which is plenty of charge but still airline-compliant). It can deliver 100 watts to a single device, or up to 165 watts to two. And you can recharge a Macbook Air with it. Nice. For more power bank advice, feel free to check out our Best Power Banks guide.Adrienne So5 hours agoLineHave You Ever Played on a VR Headset?Cyber MondayThe Meta Quest 3S VR Headset Is the Cheapest It’s Ever BeenBy Luke LarsenRead MoreIf you've never played on a VR headset and you're even mildly curious, the Quest 3S is the one you should try. It's light, wearable, and easy to use, and the games are actually pretty fun. (Be careful walking next to your spouse while he's playing though, as I've accidentally gotten myself punched in the head before.)Matthew Korfhage6 hours agoLineLast Day for $3 HBO MaxStill from I Love LA.Photograph: Kenny Laubbacher/HBOYou already know what's going to happen. In January, you're going to be bored out of your mind, and you'll mull over an HBO Max subscription to break up the monotony of long winter days inside. And you'll remember that a month ago you could have had it for $3 a month. Don't be like that fictional version of yourself!If you're more of a space western person, or a “nihilist Red-state Entourage” person, Disney/Hulu and Paramount/Showtime also have deals. Check out the best Cyber Monday streaming deals here.Adrienne So6 hours agoLineBrick Your Phone, ImmediatelyI've written about the Brick in my newsletter, Thank Me Later, but the company is having a 30 percent off sale today. This is for anyone who has a hard time logging off work or social media. You download the app on your phone and create different profiles that “brick” different apps (I have an Off Work profile, one profile just for Instagram, et cetera).When you find yourself getting stuck looking at your phone, you walk over and tap your phone to the little gray brick to brick the app. Once it's bricked, you just can't access Instagram or Substack or whatever you've been staring at for no reason. For some reason, the act of having to walk over to unbrick Slack makes it that much harder to do it. Yes! For once, my laziness is working for me instead of against me! Anyway, it's totally worth it and you should get one.Matthew Korfhage6 hours agoLineThere's Never Been a Chromebook This Good at This PricePhotograph: Luke LarsenAcerChromebook Plus 516$479 $279 (42% off) Best BuyChromebooks at this price are never this good, especially not models from this year. But the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 makes higher-spec Chromebooks accessible to nearly everyone with this Cyber Monday deal, with display and performance far better than other Chromebooks at this price. The colors aren't exactly impressive on the display, granted. But unlike every other sub-$300 laptop, ever, the touchpad won't make you hate your life, notes WIRED reviewer Luke Larsen, who listed this among his favorite Chromebook picks even at regular price. This is far less than regular price.Adrienne So6 hours agoLineThe Best Electric Heated Apparel I've Tested Is Also on SaleCourtesy of AmazonI'm including this jacket in my Gift Guide for Cold People. Truly, I understand why you would get a super-expensive puffer jacket instead. You don't want your ability to stay alive to be dependent on a battery pack that could malfunction at any minute. However, if you're just walking the dog or at your kid's soccer game and don't want to pack too much bulk or spend too much money, a little, relatively lightweight and cheap electric heated jacket ($200, $80 off) is great! Ororo's is the best one I've tried—you can customize the heating zones and the battery lasts all day, as compared to the ones I've tested before that just lasted through the morning.Matthew Korfhage6 hours agoLineStop Losing Things! My Most Important Black Friday Purchase Was Cheap AirTagsCourtesy of AppleAppleAirTags (4-pack)$99 $63 (36% off) Amazon$99 $63 (36% off) Walmart$99 AppleI lose everything. I lose my keys when I go to the bathroom. I lose my phone when my coffee pot is done brewing. I then proceed to lose my mind looking for them. (The phone is on the fridge. The keys are in an open box for some reason.)Well, AirTags are the cheapest they have been in any recent memory: $18 apiece. $63 a four-pack. And so guess what? Keys, wallet, car, bicycle. PLEASE NOTHING GO LOST AGAIN.Adrienne So6 hours agoLineThis Is the Best, Cheapest SmartwatchPhotograph: Adrienne SoNothingCMF Watch 3 Pro$99 $79 (20% off) Amazon$99 $79 (20% off) Walmart$99 $79 (20% off) NothingI've mentioned this watch in a couple of different places (it's the Best Budget Smartwatch, for example) and reviews editor Julian Chokkattu was mildly surprised that I liked it so much. My spouse, who wears an Apple Watch, does not particularly like its chunky, retro aesthetic, either. But it's a fully-featured smartwatch with a weirdly accurate optical heart rate sensor, it has dual-band GPS, a voice assistant, wrist-based gesture controls—what more you could want for well under $100? The animations and app are also weirdly adorable, if a little utilitarian-looking.Matthew Korfhage7 hours agoLineThe Best Bluetooth Speaker Is $40 OffPhotograph: Ryan WaniataJBLFlip 7$150 $110 (27% off) Amazon$150 $100 (33% off) Walmart$150 $110 (27% off) Best Buy$150 $110 (27% off) JBLThe JBL Flip 7 (9/10, WIRED Recommends) is the Goldilocks pick for Bluetooth speakers, mixing good mobility, durability, and sound quality without breaking the bank. The sound is clean, with plenty of punch. It offers 16 hours of battery life. It's nice. And given that it is meant to be used outdoors, it's water-resistant and can take a beating. (Don't actually beat your JBL to test this—it's just a turn of phrase.)Anyway this is, quite simply, WIRED's pick as the best Bluetooth speaker money can buy. But today, you'll need less money.Load MoreWIRED is where tomorrow is realized. It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation. 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Cyber Monday is our nation’s celebration of electronic commerce, let us honor it with deals coverage. Cyber Monday turns 20 today. Though you may have memories of it from the late 90s, around the time Nelson Mandela didn’t die and Berenstain Bears books were not published, the term was actually promoted by a hardworking marketing executive for a retail trade organization in 2005. On that first Cyber Monday, people were not doing Excite and Lycos searches; they were listening to Madonna's “Hung Up” on the first iPod Nanos and then sending their first hesitant, wobbly text messages on their Motorola Razrs. That makes today the 20th anniversary of the holiest day in e-commerce, a day to celebrate buying things on the internet by buying things on the internet. Please join us in celebrating by … buying things on the internet. We've done a lot of the heavy lifting here by making an exhaustively researched list of the very best Cyber Monday deals, and now by live-blogging the day’s events from 7 am to 7 pm EST. Featured deals Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 1) for $263 ($66 off) Apple AirTag for $18 ($11 off) Soundcore Space One Pro for $114 ($85 off) Apple AirPods 4 for $69 ($60 off) Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 for $19 ($21 off) Kindle Kids for $95 ($35 off) Brisk-It Zelos AI-enabled smart grill for $293 ($165 off) Matthew Korfhage 3 hours ago Line So Long, and Thanks for All the Deals All right, that's it for WIRED's live coverage of Cyber Monday deals. We came, we saw, we clicked. We leave this weekend richer in gadgets and maybe even in spirit. Certainly I own more AirTags. Our colleagues Parker Hall and Luke Larsen will continue monitoring the best Cyber Monday deals into the evening, and WIRED will pick up the pieces by tracking the best deals that remain even after the final bell. Assuming Cyber Monday has a bell. Until then, check out the best deals at WIRED's definitive list of the Absolute Best Cyber Monday Deals. Matthew Korfhage 4 hours ago Line The Perfect Tablet, at a Wonderful Price Photograph: Brenda Stolyar Apple iPad (2025, A16) $349 $309 (11% off) Amazon $349 Amazon $349 $279 (20% off) Walmart $349 Apple The humble, basic iPad is the perfect tablet, argues WIRED reviewer Julian Chokkattu. It has the things you want: good performance and battery life, a big enough screen, a price that makes it feel worth it. This deal is an even more terrific deal, just $274. The price has been a bit unstable on Amazon, depending where you live, but the deal's still live in all its glory at Walmart and some other retailers. Adrienne So 4 hours ago Line The Companies Lied to Us Yet Again Photograph: Julian Chokkattu Nomad 65W Slim Power Adapter $49 $41 (16% off) Amazon $55 $41 (25% off) Nomad I don't really think it was an eco-friendly move for companies to stop including a charging block in the package when you buy a device. It was just to marginally lower the price, because now I just … lose all my charging blocks, or my kids or mom steal them, and I have to buy more. I really, really am going to buy this narrow one because I do need another one. It has two USB-C ports and can charge a MacBook Air and a smartphone. Molly Higgins 4 hours ago Line This Beautiful Japanese Steel Knife Is 20 Percent off Photograph: Molly Higgins Hedley & Bennett Chef's Knife $120 $96 (20% off) Amazon $120 Hedley Bennett $132 $112 (15% off) Nordstrom After testing almost two dozen chef’s knives over the past year, I can say with full confidence that not all knives are created equal. This Hedley Bennett Chef’s Knife is my favorite because it’s thin, balanced, and easy to handle. The natural handle shape makes for an easier grip—in part because of the transition between handle and blade that makes it feel like one cohesive tool. The German-style handle has two bevels and comes in a variety of colors (and you can personalize it with your name on H&B’s site) if you're an Aesthetic Chef™. The blade has three layers of Japanese steel, an AUS10 core, SUS1A-1 outer layers, and an 11.5-degree edge. It may be the only knife you need in the kitchen, and now it’s less than $100. Adrienne So 4 hours ago Line Take Your Pick of Tiny Tech Things Courtesy of Weatherman Weatherman The Travel Umbrella $69 $55 (20% off) Amazon $69 Walmart $69 $48 (30% off) Weatherman I have made it through this entire shopping event without buying anything, which is actually a sign of poor decision-making on my part because I still have a whole family left to buy holiday presents for. I've been perusing our gift guides, trying to remedy this, and a weird number of Tech Gifts Under $100 are actually on sale for Cyber Monday! I am thinking of getting this umbrella for myself, but I also got a Tiny TV ($48, $12 off) for my kids last year for Christmas that they ended up loving. Matthew Korfhage 4 hours ago Line Isn't It Time You Finally Owned a Staub Dutch Oven? Staub La Cocotte 4-Quart Dutch Oven $370 $139 (62% off) Amazon $370 $150 (59% off) Williams-Sonoma If you hang out with the wrong (or right) kinda people, it can feel like the world is locked in a perpetual yin-yang battle between Le Creuset and Staub. Do you like the comparative delicacy of Le Creuset? The baroque heft of a Staub? Staub's self-basting spikes on its lid? Le Creuset's wider, easy-grip handles? I have only had this 4-Quart Staub La Cocotte in my possession for a few short days, and cooked just once, and so can't fully answer any existential questions. What I can say is it is beautiful, satisfyingly sturdy, and has the aura of a Well Made Thing. It is the kind of pot that makes you a little bit proud to cook with it, as if you accomplished something just by owning it. And it’s like 60 percent off right now. So you can also tell people you got it cheaper than they did. Double accomplishment! 3 hours ago Line Twinsies The oven in this photo looks exactly like mine. I’m glad you’re a Staub person, Matthew! Adrienne So 4 hours ago Line OMG My Waxed Canvas Jacket from Huckberry Is on Sale I once heard the website Huckberry described as “if you wish you were really outdoorsy, but you lived in Park Slope.” I do not live in New York, so I'm not entirely sure what the Park Slope part means, but I get the general gist and I also get that it’s not complimentary. However, it does not stop me from wanting everything on Huckberry’s website. The important part that you need to know here is that for years, the Pedro Pascal Last of Us waxed canvas jacket was only available in men’s sizes. Huckberry only recently made it available in women’s sizes, at which point I procured it as quickly as possible. And it is now on sale ($238, $59 off)! Do as Pedro does and size up so you can wear multiple sweaters and hoodies underneath and be protected by the weatherproof canvas that can be re-waxed and not get thrown in the trash when the DWR wears off. These jackets never go on sale so this is a very big deal for me. I love this jacket. The wax warms up when you wear it and it eventually molds to your body, in a flattering and not-creepy way. Huckberry has a bunch of other things on sale, too, here, for another few hours. Deals The Best Deals From Huckberry’s Black Friday Sale By Scott Gilbertson Read More Kat Merck 5 hours ago Line Do You Have PFAs in Your Tap Water? You Might WaterdropX16 Under-Sink Tankless Reverse Osmosis System $1,999 $1,299 (35% off) Amazon Many people filter their tap water in some way, whether via a refrigerator water filter or pitcher like Brita, but most people perhaps don’t know that most of these filters don’t filter out PFAs, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly called “forever chemicals.” Most municipalities don’t test for this, but many—perhaps even most—water supplies have them. A couple of pitcher-type filters (like Zero Water) can remove PFAs, but it’s a huge pain to refill these containers multiple times a day. The best long-term option is an under-sink reverse-osmosis filter with a separate tap. Waterdrop is widely considered to make the best of these systems, and the X16 is Waterdrop’s top-of-the-line model—tankless, with fast flow, a built-in TDS (total dissolved solids) meter, and the ability to filter 1,600 gallons per day. That’s enough for even the busiest kitchen or largest family. It’s rarely this cheap, so if you were planning on making an investment in your health for 2026, we’d recommend checking this sale out. Adrienne So 5 hours ago Line I Can Sing the Entire Pokemon Theme Song Cyber Monday The Best Cyber Monday Deals on Pokémon Gifts By Louryn Strampe Read More Louryn Strampe wrote this post, but I wrote the headline with the “heart so true,” because my kids are obsessed with Pokémon and the show has been in the background all weekend. Some obscure bit of knowledge has helped me in my job, yet again! Watching this show, I sometimes feel quite bad that some of these Pokémon get captured as children, little baby Pokémon, and then trained and forced to do their captor's bidding? That seems wrong, right? Anyway, those are thoughts for another time. Matthew Korfhage 5 hours ago Line The Best Power Bank Deal Anker Laptop Power Bank $135 $88 (27% off) Amazon $120 $88 (27% off) Anker This Anker is our top power bank recommendation for anyone who wants to recharge anything more demanding than a smartphone, and it's on a nice deal right now. It stores 25,000-mAh, which is plenty of charge but still airline-compliant. It can deliver 100 watts to a single device, or up to 165 watts to two. And you can recharge a MacBook Air with it. For more power bank advice, feel free to check out our Best Power Banks guide. Adrienne So 6 hours ago Line Have You Ever Played on a VR Headset? Meta Quest 3S VR Headset Is the Cheapest It’s Ever Been By Luke Larsen Read More Matthew Korfhage 7 hours ago Line Isn't It Time You Finally Owned a Staub Dutch Oven? JBL Flip 7 $150 $88 (27% off) Amazon $120 $88 (27% off) Best Buy The JBL Flip 7 (9/10, WIRED Recommends) is the Goldilocks pick for Bluetooth speakers, mixing good mobility, durability, and sound quality without breaking the bank. The sound is clean, with plenty of punch. It offers 16 hours of battery life. It's nice. And given that it's meant to be used outdoors, it's water-resistant and can take a beating. (Don’t actually beat your JBL to test this—it’s just a turn of phrase.) Anyway this is, quite simply, WIRED’s pick as the best Bluetooth speaker. But today, you’ll need less money. Load More WIRED is where tomorrow is realized. It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation. The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business, science to design. The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking, new connections, and new industries. 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