Buy NVIDIA Shield TV at Best Buy – $130

Apple Watch Series 5

The latest model of the Apple Watch remains on sale at Best Buy for $350. Sales on the latest Apple Watch don’t come by often, and when they do, you typically won’t see the price drop more than this. The Series 5 has all of the stellar features of the previous Apple Watch models, and it has a few unique features including an always-on LTPO display, a built-in compass and international emergency calling.

Buy Apple Watch Series 5 at Best Buy – $350

Ableton Live 10

From now until May 30, you can get Ableton Live 10 audio production software for 30 percent off. This knocks the price of the Intro tier to $70, the Standard tier to $325 and the Suite tier to $525, making this deal better than what Ableton offered last Black Friday. A digital audio workstation like Live 10 is essential if you want to start making beats on your computer, and Ableton’s software lets you produce as well as perform your own music. If you’re not ready to take the plunge with Live 10, Ableton also increased its free-trial period from 30 days to 90 days. You can even get its Making Music instructional book for free, too (it normally costs $30 for a physical version).

Buy Ableton Live 10 starting at $70

Olympus E-M10 Mark II

Adorama still has a great deal on a mirrorless camera: get the Olympus O-MD E-M10 Mark II Micro Four Thirds with an M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 II R lens for $300. While this isn’t the latest model, it’s quite capable with its five-axis in-body stabilization, 16-megapixel sensor, tilting display and its 2.36-million-dot electronic viewfinder. The only downside is that it’s video recording abilities max out at 1080p at 60fps. Nevertheless, $300 for a mirrorless camera of this quality and a lens is a great deal.

Buy Olympus E-M10 II at Adorama – $300

Amazon Echo

The Amazon Echo is back down to its Black Friday price of $60 at Best Buy and Amazon. This smart speaker normally costs $100 and we sometimes see it drop close to $80. This is probably the best price we’ll see this Alexa speaker drop to before Amazon Prime Day. We gave the Echo a score of 90 for its solid audio quality, responsive mics and relatively affordable price. If you want to start a smart home ecosystem, you can add an Amazon Smart Plug to your order for only $10 more.

Buy Amazon Echo at Best Buy – $60

Sonos sale

Sonos is still offering discounts on some of its popular speakers. You can get the Sonos Beam soundbar for $350, the Sonos One for $150, and the Sonos One SL for $130. While all three sales are great, the $150 Sonos One is arguably the best option for most users, particularly those who want to start building a home sound system. We gave the Sonos One a score of 90, praising it for its excellent audio quality, subtle design and voice-assistant compatibility, among other things.

Buy Sonos Beam at Sonos – $350

Buy Sonos One at Sonos – $150

Buy Sonos One SL at Sonos – $130

New deal additions

Theragun sale

Let’s be honest – we could all use a massage right now. Theragun is offering up to $150 off its massage devices, knocking a decent amount off of the prices of its three models. The G3 Pro now costs $450, the G3 costs $350 and the Liv (currently sold out) costs $200. Originally made for professionals, Theragun machines deliver something close to deep-tissue massages that can be rejuvenating for your muscles. The more advanced the model, the more amplitude and speed settings you’ll get.

Shop Theragun sale

Google Home

Walmart has the Google Home for only $50 right now. This is a great deal because this smart speaker typically goes for $75 to $100, and has an original price of $120. One of the original Google Assistant speakers, the Google Home provides more robust audio than the Google Home Mini and it can control smart home devices, music playback and basically anything else you can ask the Google Assistant to manipulate.

Buy Google Home at Walmart – $50

Satechi spring sale

Accessory maker Satechi is having a site-wide spring sale from April 10 through April 12 – just use code SPRING15 to get 15 percent off your order. It’s a good opportunity to look for a USB-C hub, wireless mouse or keyboard (I use the aluminum Bluetooth keyboard often and love it) or laptop stand to level-up your home office.

Shop Satechi’s Spring sale

NVIDIA Shield TV (2019)

Street price: $150; deal price: $125 w/ on-page coupon

The NVIDIA Shield TV (2019) is down to a new low price of $125 from $150 when you clip the on-page coupon to get an extra $5 off. Since its recent release, this is the first notable drop we’ve seen on the 2019 version of this media streamer. If you want to own both the best and latest Android TV streaming device, this is your chance to pick one up at a discount.

In our guide to the best media streaming devices, the NVIDIA Shield TV (2019) is our Android TV box pick. Wirecutter Senior Staff Writer Chris Heinonen wrote, “If you want an Android TV box, the updated Nvidia Shield TV is far ahead of the rest of the Android TV competition. It’s more responsive and gets Android TV updates faster, it supports Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision in more streaming services than the competition, and it offers an impressive upscaling solution to improve the quality of lower-resolution video. If you want to hook up USB drives for local media playback or play more-demanding Android TV games, the Shield TV Pro has more RAM and external USB ports, but otherwise it performs the same as the cheaper version.”

Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 (Soapstone)

Street price: $400; deal price: $350

The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 are down to $350 in the soapstone color. Only the second deal we’ve ever posted and the first discount from a reliable retailer we’ve seen this year, this is a good chance to pick up a set of premium headphones in a tasteful and unique finish. This price matches the previous low we’ve seen and, at a $50 discount, it’s worth a look if you’re in the market for noise-cancelling headphones.

The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 are the best over-ear noise-cancelling headphones we tested, earning them the top spot in our guide to the best noise-cancelling headphones. Wirecutter Senior Staff Writers Brent Butterworth and Lauren Dragan wrote, “The Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 over-ear set has the most versatile active noise cancellation we’ve ever tested. With 10 levels of noise reduction to choose from, everyone should be able to find a setting that meets their needs. Although these noise-cancelling headphones don’t sound as good as the best over-ear headphones we’ve tried, in our tests they had a fairly neutral sound with no major flaws. Plus, they’re lightweight and comfortable, and the controls are easy to use. The 20-hour battery life, while not the best we’ve seen, is more than sufficient to get you to most destinations.”

Apple iPad (7th generation, 32 GB)

Street price: $300; deal price: $250

Available again for $250 in all three colors, this is within $20 of the best price we’ve seen for the Apple iPad (7th generation, 32 GB, Wi-Fi). It’s powerful, easy to use, has a large high-quality screen, a ton of apps in its library and Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil compatibility. It’s hard to go wrong with this pick if you’re in the market for an affordable, quality tablet for everyday needs. If you don’t need a lot of storage, this is a rare chance to snag a deal in any of the available finishes.

The 7th Generation iPad is the top pick in our guide to the best tablet. Wirecutter Senior Staff Writer Nick Guy wrote, “The 7th-generation Apple iPad—the standard, 10.2-inch model that Apple officially calls the “iPad (7th generation)”—is the best all-around tablet for most people. Its combination of performance, features, hardware quality, app selection, and accessories makes it superior to any other company’s tablets, and at its price it offers a better value than almost anything Apple sells. The iPad Air sports a slightly larger and nicer screen, the iPad mini is smaller and easier to hold, and all of Apple’s other iPads run a bit faster, but the regular iPad is good enough for most people.”

Aukey 18W Power Delivery USB-C Wall Charger

Street price: $15; deal price: $11 w/ on-page coupon

Matching previous deals we’ve seen, this tiny and powerful charger is down to $11 when you remember to clip the on-page coupon. Ideal for usage exclusively with your phone, buying the Aukey 18W Power Delivery USB-C Wall Charger is a small price to pay for twice the charging speed. This is only the second deal on this pick that we’ve seen, so it’s a good chance to buy if you’re interested.

A pending budget pick in our guide to the best USB Phone Charger, the Aukey 18W is the ideal combination of performance and form factor. In our piece on the accessories we wish Apple included, Alex Roth wrote, “As for the plug, the Aukey 18W Power Delivery Wall Charger (PA-Y18) is only a little bigger than Apple’s rectangular charger (it even comes in white) but charges twice as fast and costs the same. It’s the best option in our guide to the best wired fast chargers for charging a single phone at maximum speed. It’s also capable of charging any non-Pro iPad at the maximum rate.”

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