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To take full advantage of the two-in-one design, be sure to grab the digital pen ($45).
The 360-degree hinge converts it to tablet mode or stand mode for watching movies. You get plenty of power, a very nice 14-inch IPS display, 8 gigabytes of RAM, and a 256-gigabyte SSD. Lenovo’s AMD-based IdeaPad 5, which comes with a Ryzen 5 processor, is our favorite budget laptop. This deal has been popping on and off over the past few weeks, but this phone is an absolute steal at this price. It has a nice-looking display, good battery life, and better performance than the price would suggest. The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G (8/10, WIRED Recommends) was recently added to our Best Cheap Phones guide.
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Just know that Google announced the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro already, and they’re due in the fall. Those improvements weren’t quite worth the $300 upcharge initially, but this is the first major discount we’ve seen for the Pixel 6 Pro, and this is an excellent price for it. Take everything about the Pixel 6 and now add an excellent 4X optical zoom camera, a 120-Hz screen refresh rate, a bigger 6.7-inch screen, and slightly longer battery life (it comfortably lasts a day). Yes, the Pixel 6A is on the way for slightly less, but the Pixel 6 offers more perks, like wireless charging, a 90-Hz screen, and better camera hardware.
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(This is the lowest price we have ever tracked.) You get great performance thanks to the Tensor processor, genuinely helpful smart software features, and some of the best smartphone cameras for the money. The Pixel 6 (9/10, WIRED Recommends) may have been bogged down by bugs in its first few months after launch, but many of its issues have been fixed, and it remains one of the best values right now. This deal is for the model that features three identical router units. It’s also not bad looking, which means you won’t have to hide it in a closet (which kills your coverage). It offers reasonably good coverage and delivers stable connectivity. There are apps for other streaming services, like Netflix, but if Amazon Prime isn’t one of your most-used streaming services, you should go with something else.Īmazon’s Eero 6 Wi-Fi system is one of the easiest mesh networks to set up. Fire Sticks are geared toward Amazon Prime content, and that’s what you’ll get on the homepage.
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If you want to save some cash, the Fire TV Stick Lite is also on sale for $12 ($18 off). It’s fast, and the Alexa voice remote works well. We like the Fire Stick 4K Max for its Wi-Fi 6 support and picture-in-picture feature (allowing you, for example, to check a security camera feed while you watch TV). We don’t recommend you buy the Fire HD 7, as it’s simply too old. Be sure to read through our guide to managing Amazon Kids+ content. The Kids Edition tablets include a 1-year subscription to Amazon Kids+, giving your child access to plenty of books, videos, games, and more. It fits well in smaller hands, isn’t too heavy, and thanks to the padded casing, it’s better at surviving life in the hands of a small child. We think the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition is the best device for younger kids.
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If you need more power, the Fire HD 10 Plus for $105 ($75 off), bumps the RAM to 4 gigabytes and adds wireless charging. Thanks to Show Mode, you can turn it into an Echo Show and shout commands at Alexa from across the room. The bigger screen has more pixels (1080p) than its siblings, making it better for watching videos. Like the fancier Paperwhite, it comes with a 1-year subscription to Amazon Kids+, after one year that costs $5 a month for Prime members.Īll the Fire Tablets are on sale right now, but the Fire HD 10 (7/10, WIRED Recommends) is the largest, speediest, and best for most people. The 10th-generation Kids Kindle works just fine if you don’t need waterproofing. If you can spend $20 more, you should opt for no ads on the home screen. You get an adequate 6-inch E Ink capacitive touchscreen for reading, and it lights up so you can read in the dark. If you want a basic ebook reader, this has all the essentials (8/10, WIRED Recommends) and it’s affordable. There are also deals on the Paperwhite Kids’ Edition for $105 ($55 off) and the Paperwhite Signature Edition for $130 ($60 off). We think it’s worth the extra $20 to get the ad-free version. We tried the Signature Edition (8/10, WIRED Recommends), but all three have bigger, 6.8-inch screens with adjustable warm lighting and USB-C ports. Last year the waterproof e-reader went from one model to three, which makes picking one a little tougher.
The Paperwhite is the best overall Kindle.
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