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Deals on standard LED light bulbs are pretty commonplace these days, but flood light discounts aren’t nearly as common. Today though, you can get four 75W equivalents for just $10 , no code required. At that price, they’re obviously not dimmable, but $2.50 per bulb is basically unheard of.
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A USB-rechargeable Cree LED flashlight for $21 would be a pretty good deal under any circumstances, but this one includes a seatbelt cutter, window hammer, and even a 10,400mAh USB battery charger. Plus, it includes IPX6 waterproofing, so you’ll still be able to use it if you drive your car into a lake (though in that situation, I’d focus more on the hammer than the USB battery pack).
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Not only is the new WeMo Mini Smart Plug smaller than the top-selling original so as to only cover one outlet, it’s also cheaper. You’ll almost always see it available for $35, but today on Amazon, it’s knocked down to $30 , matching a deal from earlier in the month.
Despite its diminutive size, this includes all the same features as the full-sized WeMo Switch, including IFTTT support, Alexa compatibility, and an Away mode that will randomize your lights to deter ne’er-do-wells.
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If you’re still using ugly CFLs or inefficient incandescents in any of your lighting fixtures, Amazon will sell you 16 Philips LED 60W equivalent bulbs for $25 right now , an all-time low, and one of the best LED bulbs prices we’ve ever seen.
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If your wiper blades have seen better days, Amazon will sell you two Michelin Stealth replacements today for $20 . Just add any two to your cart (shipped and sold by Amazon.com), and the price will automatically be reduced to $20 at checkout. The deal even works if you buy two different sized blades, so you should have no trouble finding a combination that fits your car.
The RoboVac 11 from Eufy (a division of Anker) is one of your favorite robotic vacuums , and in my own testing, it’s every bit as good (and far quieter) than my Roomba 770. If it’s been on your radar, today’s deal on Amazon is one of the best we’ve ever seen.
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Despite its impressive performance, the RoboVac normally sells for over $100 less than the Roomba 650, and today on Amazon, you can get and extra $33 off its usual price. Vacuuming is the worst chore, so it’s worth every penny to pawn it off to a robot.
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Stock up on all the footwear you could need to get outside for spring from Amazon’s one-day Merrell shoe sale. Take up to 40% off shoes for many different occasions, like hiking, running, or trekking from one of the most popular outdoor brands. You’ll probably need to think of more excuses to leave work and get the heck outside.
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In case you really couldn’t be bothered to tie your own damn shoes (of if you have a kid and are sick of tying theirs), use the code Q3G6WDSR and get basically any color of elastic shoelaces for just $6 . You can even cut them to get rid of any excess after you install them.
Make any sneaker a slip on, because your time is obviously worth more than wasting it doing bunny ears with actual shoelaces.
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Redo your home for a lot less than you’d think while Target is marking down all their living room furniture up to 40% , plus an extra 10% off with the code REFUND . Everything from living room accent chairs to a new headboard is discounted, which means you can replace those IKEA pieces with something at least a little sturdier.
Or, get ready for the spring with that 10% discount on outdoor and patio furniture . It’ll help you get ready for the impending warmer weather, at least in NYC.
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Sperry is marking down all their sale styles an extra 30% off when you use the code DEEPDIVE . Tons of their classic boat shoes and loafers are marked down, with some rain and snow boots hanging around too. Listen, the best time to stock up on seasonal staples is during the off-season , so don’t even think about rolling your eyes at the thought of ordering loafers.
Dorco, the best deal in razor blades, and the only company crazy enough to make a 7-blade razor , will sell you their take on the safety razor complete with a mirror and 30 blades for $12 today. That’s an all-time low, and you’ll even get free shipping. Just be sure to use promo code KINJA328 at checkout.
Safety razors require more skill and patience, but you will get a better shave if you use them correctly . They’re also cheaper in the long run, with replacement blades available for just a few pennies each.
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A lot of GAP deals don’t work on their denim, but right now, take 40% off literally everything , jeans and sale items included. This kind of discount is fairly commonplace for GAP, but throw in free shipping, and you’ve got something a little special. Use the code BONUS at checkout to cash in.
What better way to get ready for the better weather than with up to 25% off select Under Armour styles? This sale is full of practically every style you can think of , from the classic Under Armour long-sleeves to training shoes to their Threadborne microthread technology, perfect for running outside in the warmer months.
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The Star Wars “Complete Saga ” Blu-ray isn’t actually complete anymore, since it doesn’t include The Force Awakens or Rogue One , but $58 is still the best price we’ve seen on the first six films. You also get audio commentary on each movie, 45 deleted scenes, and three bonus discs full of extra featurettes.
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I’ve heard vague rumors of the existence of a new game console out there, which means it’s time for accessory makers to cash in. Check out the links and promo codes below for Anker PowerLine+ USB-C cables to keep your Switch charged, plus a screen protector to keep it pristine.
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The Nintendo Switch Dock has an unfortunate habit of scratching the Switch screen, because Nintendo is unrivaled in its ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Luckily, there’s an easy fix that also gives your Switch a little personality.
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If you want to keep your screen looking pristine, this Etsy shop sells a number of well-designed covers, which both soften Dock’s abrasive edges, and make it look much more festive sitting on your TV stand. They’re already affordable at $13 each , but for a limited time, use promo code ACTIVE20 to save 20% on the design of your choice.
Through some quirk in licensing deals, Mega Bloks beat out LEGO for the rights to create Star Trek toys, and the crown jewel of them all has never been cheaper.
The U.S.S. Enterprise construction set is currently marked down to an all-time low $100, and a $20 clippable coupon brings that down to $80. I’d set your course for Amazon and engage warp factor 7, because this is unlikely to last.
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You can take your gaming to the next level with a pair of popular mice marked down to all-time low prices on Amazon.
The Logitech G302 features six programmable buttons and on-the-fly DPI switching up to 4000 DPI, which is a solid feature set for just $25. For $50 though, you can step up to the Corsair Scimitar RGB , which packs in a 12,000 DPI sensor, dynamic backlighting, and a 12-button side panel for MMOs which you can actually slide up and down the mouse for maximum comfort.
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Kingston’s HyperX Cloud II is one of your favorite gaming headsets , and you can try out a certified refurb for $50 today , or half the price of buying it new. This will work on PC, Xbox One, or PS4, and features full 7.1 surround sound.
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It’s been awhile since we’ve seen a decent PlayStation Plus deal, so if your membership is due to expire soon (or not), grab another year for $48 today , which is as low as it’s gotten on Amazon since Sony jacked up the price by $10.
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