Black Friday has turned into a month-long marathon, with retailers rolling out discounts week after week. While it can be easy to get deal fatigue, no one wants to miss out on a good discount, regardless of whether you're buying for yourself or someone else.
For those looking to snag record-low prices on tech items, here are some of the best Black Friday deals available now. Apple AirPods 4 are available for $85 (34 percent off), while an Apple Watch SE 3 can be had for $200 ($50 off). If you're in the market for a new portable power station, EcoFlow is offering up to 80 percent off their products.
When it comes to kitchen gadgets, Ninja's Dual-Zone air fryer is available for $180 (22 percent off), while the Cosori 9-in-1 air fryer can be had for $90 (25 percent off). For those who love LEGO, a Star Wars Millennium Falcon set is available for $68 (20 percent off).
Anker is offering discounts on its portable power stations and microSD cards. The Google TV Streamer 4K is also available for $75 ($25 off). If you're looking to upgrade your home appliances, Dyson's 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum can be had for $400 ($600 off).
Other deals include a Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle for $499, Monarch Money budgeting app for one year at half price, and a Leebin 2025 electric spin scrubber for $40 (43 percent off).
For those looking to snag record-low prices on tech items, here are some of the best Black Friday deals available now. Apple AirPods 4 are available for $85 (34 percent off), while an Apple Watch SE 3 can be had for $200 ($50 off). If you're in the market for a new portable power station, EcoFlow is offering up to 80 percent off their products.
When it comes to kitchen gadgets, Ninja's Dual-Zone air fryer is available for $180 (22 percent off), while the Cosori 9-in-1 air fryer can be had for $90 (25 percent off). For those who love LEGO, a Star Wars Millennium Falcon set is available for $68 (20 percent off).
Anker is offering discounts on its portable power stations and microSD cards. The Google TV Streamer 4K is also available for $75 ($25 off). If you're looking to upgrade your home appliances, Dyson's 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum can be had for $400 ($600 off).
Other deals include a Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World bundle for $499, Monarch Money budgeting app for one year at half price, and a Leebin 2025 electric spin scrubber for $40 (43 percent off).
Is this supposed to be some kind of marketing ploy? Like, what's the deal with these "record-low prices" if we can just see them popping up month after month? And have we not seen enough discounts already? Can't we just get a break from all the sales-y vibes for once? 
I mean, think about it... we live in this consumerist society where deals and discounts are the ultimate measure of excitement 
. We're conditioned to be always on the lookout for the next big sale, like our lives depend on it 
. But at what cost? Are we sacrificing our values of kindness and generosity for the sake of saving a few bucks? Do we really need all these gadgets and gizmos to be happy? 
I'm not saying no to a good discount myself, but let's not forget that true fulfillment comes from within 
. Maybe it's time to redefine what success means to us...
I mean, who needs a month of deals? Can't we just have one good sale every now and then? 
Anyway, it does seem like there are some great discounts out there this year. I've been eyeing the EcoFlow portable power station - 80% off is a steal! 
. And don't even get me started on the prices for some of these items... like, $85 for Apple AirPods 4? That's still pretty steep in my book 
my friend's sister works at a electronics store and she told me about this epic discount on anker portable power stations 
they were going for like 200 bucks but now its only 120 bucks 
i was thinking of getting one for my brother who loves gaming 
anyway i'm planning to get it for myself too because let's be real i love shopping during black friday 
or an Apple Watch 
? And 80% off EcoFlow power stations? that's like, game changing 
! But I gotta say, deal fatigue is real 
It's like we've lost all sense of what's truly important: spending quality time with family and friends instead of fighting crowds for discounted toys 
. And what's the point of buying something just because it's 80% off? Is that really worth giving up some of my sanity? 
. At least then I know I'm getting something unique and maybe even scoring a hidden gem 
.
its like black friday never ends anymore... people are gonna go crazy trying to snag those deals 
can't say im complaining tho lol i mean who doesn't love a good discount 
... but $85 is still kinda steep for me. Anyone else getting in on any of these Black Friday deals? 
It's like they're just dropping bombs left and right 
. But honestly, I'm already feeling some deal fatigue 
. Of course, it can be tempting to get deal fatigue, but if you're smart about it, you can score some incredible discounts without breaking the bank 
. And who doesn't love a good kitchen gadget deal? I'm seriously considering getting that Ninja Dual-Zone air fryer for myself, but I might have to wait until after I try out some recipes 
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. And at this price point, it's hard to pass up discounts on home appliances like the Dyson robot vacuum 
. The Monarch Money app deal is a great one too - budgeting can be tough, but if you're already making progress with your finances, why not celebrate? 
. Maybe the real deal is finding value in experiences and relationships over material possessions 
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. Apple AirPods 4 for $85 is a steal! I've been eyeing those all year, and I finally found a reason to splurge