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Apple’s entry-level AirPods (2nd generation) offer up to 24 hours of battery life, seamless pairing with iOS devices, and a comfortable fit. The headphones are Apple’s cheapest option, even when they’re not on sale.

AirPods Pro (2nd generation) are Apple’s best in-ear headphones, with up to 30 hours of battery life, rubber tips that fit snugly in your ears, and a wireless charging case. They also have active noise cancellation and transparency modes for muting or staying aware of your surroundings, respectively.

The tech giant’s most affordable smartwatch, the SE (2nd generation) offers all the standard features: heart rate and sleep monitor, activity tracking, Emergency SOS and fall detection, water resistance to 50 meters and an 18-hour battery life.

The anti-glare screen lets you enjoy a clear image even when you’re outdoors or sitting by a sunny window. The battery should last about 11 hours, making it a smart choice for days spent away from your charger.

That screen gives you plenty of room to watch streaming content and work. The 256GB of storage gives you plenty of room to store photos, files and more. The Ideapad does have a lower claimed battery life than the Stream, though, so keep that in mind.

As a tablet and laptop in one, Surface Pro 9 is as powerful as it is portable. A 13-inch touchscreen adds an accessibility feature, and 256GB of storage is enough for some key files.

As QLED technology becomes more widely available, TCL has discontinued this budget-friendly option that offers a great display at a fraction of the price. This is an affordable smart TV with Google’s interface built in.

The best Samsung TV in our rankings, this 55-inch OLED 4K Smart TV won us over with its sharp contrasts, pure blacks, and gaming capabilities. And now it’s $1,000 cheaper.

Sony TVs are among the best in the industry and are priced accordingly – so these big discounts are not to be missed. This TV includes Acoustic Multi-Audio, Dolby Atmos and more for a true home cinema experience.

The Xbox Series X has all the bells and whistles of a top-of-the-line gaming console. A custom processor, 4K compatibility, a disc drive, and more make the console a more expensive purchase, so it’s worth shopping on sale, even for a relatively modest console like this one.

The Nintendo Switch Lite is our pick for the best on-the-go gaming console. It’s a stripped-down, more affordable version of the larger Switch, though it still supports local Wi-Fi for online multiplayer. Bonus: This edition includes a free download of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, so you’ll have the game to play right away without having to spend more.

Asus is behind some of our favorite gaming laptops, and the G17 is an upgrade from our recommended G16. The 17-inch display provides plenty of screen to look at, and the 1TB hard drive should hold a few games without having to reach for an external add-on.