The Anker Prime battery pack is 40 percent off, plus some of the best tech this week.

I am CES behind us and Unreleased Samsung ahead, the staff at Engadget had a quick chance this week to catch his breath. But we kept one eye on the marketing system to see what tech marketing is worth your dollars. At the moment, we see several advantages of Apple – one on The latest iPad mini and another on the new 15-inch MacBook Air – and the first discount on Kindle Colorsoft ereader. There is a two on Bluetooth tracker discounts to help you keep your keys and wallet safe. And Best Buy is still advertising 3 free months of Apple TV + so you can start watching just-left the second season of To quit. Here are the best tech tips this week that you can still find today.

• Anker Prime Power Bank 20,000mAh Portable Charger with starter $110 ($75 off): This is similar to the price set on Black Friday. This is what we like right now premium power bank thanks to its design, easy-to-read display and fast washing capabilities. But what really sets it apart is the manufacturing facility. A magnet aligns the base with the battery so it’s easy to stop and recharge. The bottom also offers additional USB ports so you can charge other devices at the same time.

• Apple MacBook Air 15-inch (2024, M3, 512GB SSD, 16GB RAM) for $1,249 ($250 off): All four models are on sale at Amazon for the latest MacBook Air. We gave a laptop good review last yearwith many functions for good work and casual play. The keyboard and trackpad are great, making the laptop a pleasure to use. Here we recommend the M3 MacBook Air A good MacBook for most people.

• Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition (32 GB) $230 ($50 off with Prime): If you’re a Prime member, you can save $50 on the newly released Colorsoft Kindle, aka the first edition with color. This is the first discount we’ve seen since the launch of this brand. We met with “yellow group“release is our review unit, but later received a modified reader, when Amazon created”appropriate change” to solve the problem. The programs and changes the company implemented worked – and we liked the results even better. Check out our review about the whole story.

• Chipolo One Point (4-pack) for $63 ($49 off): The Chipolo One Point came out soon after Google launched it Find My Devicecrowdsourced networks that rely on other Android phones to search for missing items (such as Apple’s Find My function). This is right now We love Bluetooth tracker for Android. We loved how easy it was to set up and how it sounded. In addition, unlike AirTags, it comes with a hole in it so that attaching the tracker to the secret ring is easy. Also on Amazon. Chipolo is also selling a package of its own wallet and two trackers for One standard $52.

• Apple AirTag (4-pack) for $70 ($29 off): A new version of AirTags may arrive later this yearbut as it is, we see Apple’s current AirTag to be The best Bluetooth tracker for iPhone owners. That’s not exactly low, but it’s more than the $73 four-pack hit a few months ago. Also on Best Buy.

• EcoFlow Delta Ultra inverter and battery installed $5,199 ($899 discount): It’s not a common investment, but if you’re selling a single home battery, you can save about $900 for a single 6.1kWh battery and inverter. We looked at the EcoFlow Delta Ultra at CES last year (this year we looked at color dapper solar hat). The battery can be recharged from solar panels or the grid and restore power to your home when you need it or when there is a power outage.

• JBL Clip 5 for $50 ($30 off): Those in the market for a compact yet portable music box may want to check out this deal on the JBL Clip 5. This model is not on our list of Bluetooth speakersbut many other JBL options are. This waterproof unit has an integrated carabiner, lasts for 12 hours on a charge and can be paired with other Clip speakers via the Auracast feature in the JBL app.

• Xbox Elite Series 2 Coreless Gaming Controller for $98 ($32 off): The Core version of the Elite Series 2 controller is one of our top picks Xbox accessories. It gives you some great features for $180 Xbox Elite Series 2 controller at an affordable price. The core has a rubber core and solid triggers, flavors and controls. It also has 40 hours of battery life on a charger. It doesn’t come with the various accessories, controls and rear paddles that the more expensive Elite controller does, but you can buy them separately later down the road.

• Anker Space A40 Soundcore Headphones for $45 ($35 off): These headphones are our top picks good budget wireless headphones you can buy. You can change the sound through the Soundcore app and pages can be switched between connecting the two devices. The Active Noise cancellation (ANC) suppresses background noise and works surprisingly well, especially for headphones of this price.

• Dyson Digital Slim Cordless Vacuum for $250 ($250 off): In our guide to cordless vacuumswe recommend several Dyson vacs. The Digital Slim isn’t on the list, but I still have to consider it, especially since it’s half the price (which isn’t cheap, it went for $230 on Black Friday). It has a run time of 40 minutes and is 30 percent lighter than the Dyson V11, which should make it easier to move around on your floor. Also on Amazon and Dyson directly.

• Audible Premium Plus (3 months) for $3 at Amazon ($30 off, new and returning users only): From now until January 21st, new and returning customers can get three months of Audible Premium Plus for one dollar a month, or $3 total. After that, it only renews for $15 a month. This is for Audible the upper part which allows you to listen to anything in the Audible Plus library and allows you to save one title from selected audiobooks each month.

• Corsair MP600 Mini (1TB) M.2 2230 SSD for $80 at Amazon ($30 off): The MP600 Mini is the smallest SSD you can get into mobile games such as the Steam Deck or devices such as Microsoft’s Surface notebook. It’s not that different from M.2 2230 by car we recommend in our article SSD buying guidebut this one is $20 cheaper right now, which equates to a very low price. Also on Corsair.

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