The weekend is here once more, and hopefully you’ve got lots of fun plans, maybe playing your new Switch 2. If you didn’t manage to grab one of Nintendo’s new consoles, you can still enjoy these five big deals on well-reviewed tech. We’ve got price drops on an exceptional Android phone, a reliable home-office printer, fitness trackers and more, with discounts up to 47% off. Whatever you pick up, you’re guaranteed to save.

Here’s a nice discount on one of the best Android phones on the market, which we said “combines thoughtful design, solid performance, and outstanding cameras” in our review, giving it an “Excellent” rating. Released in 2024, the Pixel 9 is optimized to work with Google’s Gemini AI, which introduces a ton of time-saving productivity features and photo editing tech. With a seven-year software support window, the Pixel 9 is a pick for cash-conscious shoppers, and battery life is outstanding. This unit is unlocked to be used with any phone carrier.

As the weather gets nicer, spending more time outside is the move. But if you want to bring your music and podcasts with you onto the patio or into the garden, a waterproof Bluetooth speaker is a smart addition to your loadout. The JBL Xtreme 4 is a beefy and durable boom box with lots of cool features, including a double-woofer setup combined with JBL Bass Radiators for throbbing low end, IP67 rating that lets it survive being dunked underwater for up to 30 minutes, and up to 27 hours of battery life on a single charge. See how it stacks up on our list of the best outdoor speakers.

If you want to grab deep biometric data on your workouts but don’t want the bulk of a full-sized smartwatch, the Fitbit Versa 4 is an exceptional compromise, especially at $50 off. In our review of this model, we raved about its comfortable fit, better touch-screen responsiveness and 40 unique exercise modes. It comes with a few pre-installed apps, but without access to third-party programs it’s designed as a frictionless and fitness-focused experience. Included sensors include GPS/GLONASS satellite navigation, optical heart rate, red and infrared sensors for blood oxygen saturation, altimeter, three-axis accelerometer, and device temperature.

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Here’s a great price on an all-in-one color printer that’s perfect for a home or small office, especially with three free months of HP’s Instant Ink thrown in. The OfficeJet Pro 8135e is a sturdy and reliable printer with built-in fax and scan capability. It has an automatic document feeder for multi-page scanning and copying, and the ink cartridges have a pretty high yield before they need to be changed. For a little over a hundred and fifty bucks, it’s a steal. We haven’t tested the 8135e yet, but its smaller sibling, the 8035e, got an “Excellent” rating from us in our review.

Bandwidth is precious, and if you’re competing in online gaming you need to be able to squeeze every single bit out of your Internet connection. TP-Link’s spaceship-looking BE19000 router is designed to use the Wi-Fi 7 spectrum for maximum data transfer, and in our review we praised its lightning-fast 2.4GHz and 5GHz performance through eight built-in antennas, and it also features five LAN ports and a USB port for wired connections. The customizable RGB lighting is fun to play with, but not particularly essential, but we can’t complain about a 42% discount.

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K. Thor Jensen is a writer and cartoonist living in the Pacific Northwest. He has contributed to dozens of prestigious outlets, including PCMag, Tested, Clickhole, and Newsweek. His second graphic novel, Cloud Stories, was released in 2017.

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