TL;DR: Get Double Barrel 720p Digital Night Vision Binoculars with infrared LEDs and 4x zoom for $104.97 (reg. $297.99).

Regular binoculars stop being useful once the sun goes down, because they can only magnify light that's already there. If you want to see what's moving around after dark, try the Double Barrel 720p Digital Night Vision Binoculars. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Ditch the phone mount and get a 10-inch Apple CarPlay and Android Auto car display for $109.97 (reg. $199.99).

Lots of good cars still have a plain radio and a phone stuck to the air vent for directions. If you'd rather keep your car, try this 10-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and four more Office 2019 apps plus Windows 11 Pro for one PC for $24.97 (reg. $428).

Microsoft 365 keeps Word and Excel working only as long as the monthly or yearly payment goes through. If you'd rather own your apps outright, try the All-in-One Microsoft Office Pro 2019 for Windows bundle. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Play podcasts, white noise, or audiobooks from under your pillow with this ultra-thin Bluetooth speaker, now $14.99 (reg. $79.95).

Falling asleep to a podcast gets complicated when the person next to you wants total silence. Earbuds work until you roll onto your side and one of them digs into your ear. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get a refurbished 2018 MacBook Air with a 13.3-inch Retina display for $234.97 (reg. $1,199).

Tech prices have made it so much harder to find a good computer for a good price. That's why more people are switching to refurbished gear. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more with a lifetime Microsoft Office Pro 2021 license and a training bundle, now $29.97 (reg. $239.99).

A Microsoft 365 subscription bills you every single year, whether you opened Excel twice or two hundred times. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get a 12-in-1 USB-C hub with a built-in laptop stand for $54.97 (reg. $99.99) plus free shipping.

Thin laptops usually come with a couple of USB-C ports, and every monitor, drive, and memory card after that needs its own adapter. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get a Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026 license for $29.97 (reg. $499.99), paid once.

Visual Studio Professional is typically a paid Microsoft subscription that incurs a recurring fee. To keep the IDE without the renewals, consider a Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026 license for $29.97 (reg. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Turn one USB-C port into 13 with this docking station, now $34.97 (reg. $70).

A laptop bag full of single-purpose adapters gets heavy, and you usually leave the one you need at home. If you want one small gadget to replace them all, try the 13-in-1 Docking Station with Dual HDMI. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Check hotel rooms, rentals, and cars for hidden cameras, audio bugs, and GPS trackers with this pocket-size detector, now $39.99 (reg. $59.99).

In The Conversation, Gene Hackman plays a surveillance expert who hunts for a bug by ripping his apartment apart, floorboards and all. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Use more than 50 AI models and send a prompt to six models at once with a lifetime subscription to AskAnyModel AI Pro Plan for $39.99, normally $499.

Stop paying every month for multiple AIs when you can get the leading models together in one user-friendly interface. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote for Mac or PC with a one-time purchase of Microsoft Office 2024 Home, now $119.97 (reg. $149.99).

Microsoft 365 bills you every year, whether you opened Excel daily or twice to split a dinner check. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Give your fingers a break with VoiceType AI, a dictation tool that turns speech into polished text at up to 360 words per minute. Get unlimited monthly transcription for $39.97 (reg. $419) through November 8.

Your brain has already written the email, mapped out the project, and composed a devastatingly clever response to that one coworker. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Use AI to easily edit and convert PDFs with a lifetime subscription to PDNob Pro PDF Editor for $44.97, regularly $349.95.

Working with PDFs can be cumbersome — but with the PDNob Pro PDF Editor, AI features make creating, editing, and processing PDFs faster and more efficient. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Try these Night Vision Digital Binoculars to capture 4K video, 36MP photos, and more for just $99.99 (Reg. $169.99).

Want to rediscover your sense of adventure? Adventure calls — and these Night Vision Digital Binoculars are answering the call.

Supplement your sense of adventure

Whether you're an amateur camper or a seasoned adventurer, this nighttime essential captures video, images, and enhances real-time sight with 8x zoom and a 4.5" screen. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Add BitLocker, Hyper-V, and Copilot to your PC with a lifetime Windows 11 Pro license for $9.97 (reg. $199).

Windows 11 Home runs most PCs fine, but it leaves out drive encryption, virtual machines, and the other tools Microsoft saves for its higher tier. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: When you buy refurbished, you can get the Apple MacBook Air (2022) 13″ for just $834.99 (Reg. $999) plus a gift with purchase.

Tis the season to refresh all your electronics. Whether you're shopping for work, school, or for a loved one, now is the time to seek deals. — Read the rest

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TL;DR: Get a High-Definition Monocular Telescope with 50×60 magnification, a phone clip, and a tripod — on sale for $39.99 (reg. $54.99).

Cheap concert tickets usually come with a view of the performer about the size of a grain of rice. — Read the rest

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The Bottle Imps is the newest story by Rudy Rucker and Bruce Sterling. Read all eleven of their tales in the 2nd edition of their anthology, Transreal Cyberpunk.

• Amazon page for e-book and paperback.

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TL;DR: Compare answers from Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, and more in one search with a lifetime subscription to Clearafi's Tier 1 Plan for $49.99 (reg. $299).

Getting a second opinion on an AI answer usually means pasting the same question into another chatbot and comparing the replies yourself. — Read the rest

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