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You’ll find a selection of the day’s best deals below, but for more, be sure to visit Kinja Deals.
Anker PowerHouse, $330
Anker has continued its inexorable march toward producing anything that includes a battery with the gargantuan PowerHouse electric “generator,” and you can save $170 on yours for a limited time, the best price ever by $70.
“Generator” is in scare quotes because you can’t readily use the PowerHouse to generate electricity, unless you buy additional solar panels. Instead, it’s basically a gigantic lithium-ion battery that can power everything from mini-fridges to laptops to televisions to emergency medical equipment for hours on end.
There are a few similar products on the market, most notably Goal Zero’s Yeti 400, but those use heavy lead-acid batteries (the Yeti weighs 29 pounds), rather than lithium-ion like the 9.3-pound PowerHouse.
This thing could easily be used as an alternative to a noisy gas generator for tailgating, or you could just keep it charged and at the ready for power outages at home. It’s definitely an investment at its $500 list price, but for a limited time, it’s down to $330.
Sony MDRXB650BT/B on-ear Bluetooth headphones, $68
If you want to cut the cord, but can’t abide earbuds, Sony’s popular on-ear MDRXB650BTs are on sale for $68 right now, an all-time low, and a match for Black Friday. These include NFC pairing, a built-in microphone, and 30 hours of battery life, and you even get your choice of three different colors.
Roku Premiere+, $79
Roku’s Premiere+ is one of the only streaming boxes in town capable of playing HDR 4K video at 60 FPS, and at $79, it’s by far the cheapest. That’s the best price Amazon’s ever offered on this model, so if it’s been on your wish list, don’t hesitate.
Sonos Play:1, $180
We’ve seen bigger Sonos Play:1 deals before, but generally speaking, discounts are few and far between. The Play:1 is the smallest member of the Sonos family, but it still sounds fantastic, and you can even link two of them together as a stereo pair.