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SAVE $1,180.02: As of July 21, get the Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus for $1,618.98 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,799. That's a discount of 42%.

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We're right in the middle of one of the stormiest seasons of the year. Summer thunder and lightning can ruin a beach trip or even a staycation if your power goes out. Be ready for any challenge with the help of a portable power station that can easily get you powered up again should anything happen. We've found one that's well worth grabbing while it's available at a significant discount.

As of July 21, get the Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus for $1,618.98 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $2,799. That's $1,180.02 off and a discount of 42%.

SEE ALSO: Portable power stations explained

This power station offers 3600W of output (7200W in parallel), with 3584Wh capacity that's expandable up to 21kWh per unit or 43kWh with multiple units. That means it can keep a 3-person household for over 2 weeks, which should be plenty of time to get things in order should the power be out for an extended period.

It's simple to plug in and charge, and it has 6,000 cycles as well as a 10-year lifespan. Jackery claims it will work and remain reliable in a variety of conditions as well, even during severe cold and blizzards. And when it's been depleted, it's simple to charge. You can bring it from 0 to 100% in just 2 hours when charging with AC+DC.

If you want to make sure you're ready no matter what happens with the weather and your electricity, this power station is well worth picking up while it's discounted.

Best Dreame beauty deals at a glance: Best hair dryer deal Dreame Pocket $84.95 (save $15.04) Get Deal Best red-light face mask deal Dreame Chrona Photon Anti-Aging Skincare Mask $224.99 at Amazon (save $75) Get Deal Best hair removal device deal Dreame Astra IPL Hair Removal Device $314.10 (save $85.89) Get Deal

Back in the day, the pinnacle of skincare was St. Ives Apricot Scrub. While we still have access to that miracle facial product, tech has made significant advancements in the world of beauty. We have hair dryers that don't cause heat damage, red-light masks for improving skin texture, and at-home hair-removal devices.

If you're looking to set up the ultimate at-home beauty and self-care salon, you've probably heard of Dreame. The brand offers a wide range of beauty-focused products (and excellent robot vacuums, too) that are much more affordable than some competing brands.

Just in time for back to school and fall health focus, Amazon has discounts across the board on Dreame beauty tech. Here are some of the best deals to shop today.

Best hair dryer deal Opens in a new window Credit: Dreame Dreame Pocket $84.95 at Amazon
$99.99 Save $15.04   Get Deal Why we like it

If you're not one to splurge on the Dyson AirWrap, you have tons of dupe options that are much more affordable. While it comes with fewer accessories, the Dream Pocket is a great option if you're looking for portability. The dryer itself has a lightweight design that folds up nicely into the included travel pouch. The Dreame Pocket with a styling nozzle, diffuser nozzle, and case is on sale at Amazon for under $85 as of July 21.

Best red-light mask deal Opens in a new window Credit: Dreame Dreame Chrona Photon Anti-Aging Skincare Mask $224.99 at Amazon
$299.99 Save $75   Get Deal Why we like it

If you've been looking for a red-light mask, you've noticed they tend to come with steep price tags. Thankfully, Amazon has the Dreame Chrona Photon Anti-Aging Skincare Mask on sale for under $225 today. That's a 25% discount off the list price at Dreame of $299.99.

The Dreame mask has five targeted light modes in a soft and flexible silicone mask that's designed for ultimate comfort. Of course, it comes with FDA clearance and it's SGS tested. The cordless design can get up to 90 minutes of use before needing to recharge.

Best hair removal device deal Opens in a new window Credit: Dreame Dreame Astra IPL $314.10 at Amazon
$399.99 Save $85.89   Get Deal Why we like it

Instead of taking countless trips to the salon, get the Dreame Astrl IPL hair removal device, and do it all at home. Its highlights include 35J pro standard IPL energy, a 5.4 centimeter treatment window, and special cooling technology. Choose between 10 intensity levels or go with smart-glide mode for continuous pulses without the need to press a button.

At full price from Dreame, the Astrl IPL sells for $399.99 but Amazon has it on sale for $314.10.

Spain has triumphed as the winner of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but not before an intense final and the first-ever World Cup halftime show. And, as usual, Pornhub is a barometer for what captured people's attention so much that they clicked away from explicit content.

Many Spaniards and Argentines X'ed out of their Pornhub tabs in droves to focus on the game. At kickoff, Pornhub traffic was down 63 percent in Spain and a whopping 77 percent in Argentina, compared to an average Sunday on the tube site. By 5 p.m. ET, around two hours into the game, traffic was down 77 percent in Spain and 74 percent in Argentina (those missing three percent of Argentines had a feeling the final was over prematurely, apparently).

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There were traffic dips worldwide, but nothing like those in Spain and Argentina. At kickoff, worldwide traffic was down 23 percent compared to an average Sunday, and 29 percent two hours into the game.

In the U.S., people seemed to care even less about the gooooooal, with traffic just down 16 percent at kickoff and 21 percent at 5 p.m. ET.

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Unlike Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, which got people off the tube site, the World Cup halftime show didn't seem to cause a similar shift. Worldwide traffic was around 20 percent below average at the start, and it nearly returned to typical viewership during the show. Guess Ted Lasso wasn't enticing enough.

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In the hours after the game ended, Pornhub traffic shot up way above average in Spain (+36 percent at around 9 p.m.), Argentina (+17 percent), and worldwide (+9 percent). Everyone had to let off a little steam.

The best Apple Deals this week, at a glance Best MacBook deal Apple MacBook Pro, 16-inch (M4 Max chip, 36GB RAM, 1TB SSD) $2,999 (Save $400) Get Deal Best iPad Deal Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M3 chip, 1TB, WiFi + Cellular) $749 (Save $500) Get Deal Best AirPods Deal Apple AirPods Max 2 $449 (Save $100) Get Deal Best Apple Watch Deal Apple Watch Series 11 (42mm, GPS) $299 (Save $100) Get Deal Best Apple accessory deal Apple AirTags 4-pack (2nd gen) $89 (save $10) Get Deal

Now a month out from Prime Day, great tech deals are getting harder to find. But when you need an upgrade, you need an upgrade. And lucky for you, we're always on the hunt — especially after Apple's excruciating price increases.

If you're looking to save some money on a new MacBook, iPad, AirPods, or other Apple gear, don't head to the Apple Store. The best places to shop for Apple discounts are Amazon and Best Buy. We did some digging at both and found the best Apple deals worth adding to your cart this week. Surprisingly, several MacBook Pro and iPad Air configurations are up to $500 off. We also found some steep savings on Apple Watches, Apple accessories, and even unlocked iPhones, despite it being a random Tuesday in July.

Shop the best Apple deals for the week of July 21, 2026 below.

Best MacBook deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Our pick: Apple MacBook Pro, 16-inch (M4 Max chip, 36GB RAM, 1TB SSD) $2,999 at Best Buy
$3,399 Save $400   Get Deal Why we like it

Unfortunately, there aren't any deals worth mentioning on the MacBook Neo or Air models, but we did find several decent discounts on the MacBook Pro at Best Buy and Amazon. Our top pick is this $400 price drop on a 16-inch MacBook Pro with an M4 Max chip and a ridiculous 36GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. With plenty of power and storage space, this is a premium pick for video editors, 3D designers, or anyone who needs some serious firepower. Several other configurations are on sale for up to $500 off, so be sure to peruse the list below if you're seeking specific specs.

More MacBook deals

• Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M5 chip, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD) — $1,849 $1,999 (save $150)

• Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M5 chip, 24GB RAM, 1TB SSD) — $2,049 $2,199 (save $150)

• Apple MacBook Pro, 16-inch (M4 Pro chip, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD) — $2,249 $2,499 (save $250)

• Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M5 Pro chip, 24GB RAM, 1TB SSD) — $2,299 $2,499 (save $200)

• Apple MacBook Pro, 16-inch (M4 Pro chip, 48GB RAM, 512GB SSD) — $2,599 $2,899 (save $300)

• Apple MacBook Pro, 16-inch (M5 Max chip, 48GB RAM, 2TB SSD) — $4,499 $4,999 (save $500)

Best iPad deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Our pick: Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M3 chip, 1TB, WiFi + Cellular) $749 at Best Buy
$1,249 Save $500   Get Deal Why we like it

iPad price hikes are a huge bummer, but there are several live discounts on current and previous-generation iPad Air models, as well as a $50 price drop on the classic iPad and a $100 drop on the Pro. Our top pick, however, is a previous generation iPad Air with an M3 chip, 1TB of storage, and both WiFi and cellular capabilities. It comes unlocked so you can take it to the mobile carrier of your choice. The M3 iPad Air is still a powerhouse and not much different than the latest M4 model. The differences between the two are negligible, so if you can get the M3 for $500 off, why not go with it? Usually $1,249, it's now down to just $749.

More iPad deals

• Apple iPad (A16 chip, 128GB, WiFi) — $399 $449 (save $50)

• Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M4 chip, 128GB, WiFi) — $689.99 $749 (save $59.01)

• Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M3 chip, 128GB, WiFi+Cellular) —$699 $749 (save $50)

• Apple iPad Air, 13-inch (M3 chip, 256GB, WiFi) — $849 $899 (save $50)

• Apple iPad Air, 13-inch (M3 chip, 1TB, WiFi+Cellular) — $949 $1,449 (save $500)

• Apple iPad Pro, 11-inch (M5 chip, 512GB, WiFi) — $1,299 $1,399 (save $100)

Best AirPods deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Our pick: Apple AirPods Max 2 $449 at Amazon
$549 Save $100   Get Deal Why we like it

Even on sale, the Apple AirPods Max 2 are pretty dang expensive. But $100 in savings is still worth calling out for you Apple fanatics out there. While the second generation over-the-ear headphones are the first proper upgrade to the AirPods Max, they're still virtually identical to their predecessor. The main difference is the internal hardware. The Max 2 now have the same chip inside as the AirPods Pro 3, which unlocks better active noise cancellation as well as several smart features. They allow you to toggle on/off adaptive audio, conversation awareness, live translation, voice isolation, personalized volume, loud sound reduction, and Siri interactions as you see fit.

More AirPods deals

• Apple AirPods 4 without ANC — $99 $129 (save $30)

• Apple AirPods 4 with ANC — $144.99 $179 (save $34.01)

• Apple AirPods Pro 3 — $199.99 $249 (save $49.01)

Best Apple Watch deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Our pick: Apple Watch Series 11 (42mm, GPS) $299 at Amazon
$399 Save $100   Get Deal Why we like it

The Apple Watch Series 11 was unaffected from the Apple price hikes, so its list price remains at $399. Even better, this week it's still chilling at its $299 sale price. This isn't the cheapest we've ever seen the smartwatch (that honor goes to its $279 Prime Day price), but $100 off is still a pretty sweet deal. As is the case with most new generations of tech products, the Series 11 Apple Watch isn't much different from the Series 10. But it does significantly improve one aspect that really matters: battery life. And that's reason enough to upgrade for some folks.

More Apple Watch deals

• Apple Watch SE 3 (40mm, GPS) — $219 $249 (save $30)

• Apple Watch Series 11 (46mm, GPS) — $329 $429 (save $100)

iPhone deals

• Apple iPhone 16e (128GB, Unlocked) — $499.99 $599.99 (save $100)

• Apple iPhone Air (256GB, Unlocked) — $839.99 $999.99 (save $160)

Apple accessory deals

• Apple MagSafe Charger — $39.99 $49 (save $9.01)

• Apple Pencil USB-C — $69.98 $79 (save $9.02)

• Apple Magic Mouse — $86 $99 (save $13)

• Apple AirTag 4-pack (2nd gen) — $89 $99 (save $10)

• Apple Pencil Pro — $99 $129 (save $30)

With the rise in popularity of pickleball, a "pickleball movie" was inevitable. But I'm frankly relieved that The Dink is in the hands of director Josh Greenbaum. He's the helmer of the brilliant buddy comedy Barb and Star Go to Vista del Mar and the buddy documentary Will & Harper. 

Not only are both of these movies top-tier when it comes to feel-good films, but each centers on older women without making them the butt of any jokes about aging. Instead, both celebrate their heroines for their brightness, humor, horniness, and brave honesty. And The Dink follows in their footsteps, while being a bit more mainstream. 

The Dink brings together Jake Johnson, Mary Steenburgen, Ed Harris, Patton Oswalt, and Aaron Chen for a buddy comedy that's laugh-out-loud hilarious and terrifically heartwarming. But of course, it begins with the fiery rivalry between tennis players and pickleballers. 

The Dink is a sensationally silly sports comedy. 

Jake Johnson stars as lovable loser Dusty Boyd, who'll tell anyone who'll listen about his brush with long-passed glory. As a child, Dusty was a tennis prodigy, coached by his father Chuck (a comically mirthless Ed Harris) to be the next hard-hitting legend. But after a disastrous match against Andy Roddick (yes, Andy Roddick), his reputation was destroyed. So here he is, a lollygagging tennis coach to children at a club run by his father. 

But Dusty has a chance to redeem himself in his father's eyes when a new enemy invades their pristine tennis courts. You guessed it: pickleballers. 

In a deranged slideshow presentation, Chuck explains to Dusty how the pickleballers — led by Patton Oswalt — are demanding more courts, which will obviously lead to pickleball dominating the world, so no one can play tennis again! To beat them back, Chuck sets up a tournament, pitting the best tennis player against the best pickleballer. Winner makes the call on the courts. 

However, Dusty's mission to squash the pickleballers gets sidetracked when he begins playing himself, alongside some charismatic older women, including Candace (Mary Steenburgen). While it's a rough start learning the game and its playful lingo, Dusty grows close to Candace at movie nights and country bars. And through their friendship, they both begin to realize how they've gotten stuck in the narratives of their past, which is inhibiting their growth toward a better future. Naturally, those lessons will be tied into a big final match, where pickleball becomes a metaphor for life. 

Don't worry. You won't have to strain to catch that message. Greenbaum's got John McEnroe making a cameo in The Dink, playing an unsolicited commentator on the big match. 

Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen lead a hilarious cast. 

With many years of New Girl behind him, Johnson has a lot of practice at playing a lovelorn buffoon. And given Steenburgen's elegance, it's easy to see how Dusty would fall for Candace. But The Dink rejects the temptation to become a cliched rom-com of opposites attract. Instead, Johnson will play the fool, while Steenburgen will be his straight man. Their chemistry is crackling and their comedic timing sublime. 

But Johnson switches gears opposite Aaron Chen, who plays a co-worker who idolizes Dusty and believes every tall tale. With Chen, Greenbaum is able to reach into more offbeat humor through goofy visual gags and a flat delivery that's a sharp foil to Johnson's funny floundering. 

Beyond that, The Dink has a jaw-dropping list of comedians turning up for gleefully ludicrous bit parts, like Ben Stiller as a rambling doctor, Oswalt as an uptight pickleballer, Chris Parnell as a smug tennis player, Chloe Fineman as a mean ex, and the late Lynne Marie Stewart (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Pee-wee's Playhouse) as a flirty friend of Candace's. However, Ed Harris deserves a special shout-out here.

Ed Harris had me howling in The Dink.

This long-celebrated American actor has really sunk his teeth into playing a string of ruthless fathers, from the grisly thriller Love Lies Bleeding to the dark comedies Riff Raff and How to Make a Killing, and now The Dink. Where Johnson goes broad and Chen goes offbeat for punchlines, Harris goes unflinchingly serious. He's treating this squabble between club members and courts as if it's a threat to the Earth as we know it. He regards every Dusty freakout with a stern but unfurrowed brow. And that's what makes his bits hysterical. 

Greenbaum smartly blends these different styles of comedy to craft a movie that'll be a crowd-pleaser. There are bits in here weird enough to exist in the wacky and wondrous world of Barb and Star. Then there are riffs of physical comedy or a serene absurdity that feels in line with the comedy of Will Ferrell and Harper Steele. Johnson plays more broadly, expertly hitting every beat with aplomb. Steenburgen offers support with stinging one-liners and lively reactions. And I can't stress enough: The Dink won't mock pickleball or those who play it. 

Greenbaum's brand of comedy is defiantly wacky, welcoming, and humane, never mean. So The Dink is sure to please, whatever your age or interest in its central sport. 

The Dink premieres on Apple TV on July 24.

Elon Musk's space exploration company SpaceX has struggled since making its debut on the stock market last month. After skyrocketing to a high of $225 just days after the company's blockbuster IPO, SpaceX stock has been in what seems like a never-ending slide.

SpaceX stock has now fallen for seven days in a row, and is now trading at a new low of $120. That's well below the $150 price point at which the SpaceX stock debuted. The stock's lackluster performance has resulted in SpaceX losing $1 trillion of its market value. In addition, Musk himself has lost his trillionaire status, a designation he was able to claim for a short time last month.

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SpaceX stock began to crater shortly after the company announced the acquisition of AI coding agent Cursor for $60 billion. SpaceX also recently received the lowest possible environmental, social, and governance (ESG) rating, a Triple-C ESG rating, from index provider MSCI. ESG is often utilized by investors and funds when determining the most ethical, least problematic stocks for investors, helping them avoid problematic companies such as arms manufacturers or polluters. On top of that, many investors have begun to get cold feet when it comes to AI investments, beyond just SpaceX.

SpaceX, of course, isn't just a space exploration company anymore. In the months before the IPO, Musk merged SpaceX and his AI company xAI, claiming it was a necessary move to realize his goal of putting AI data centers in space. 

So, what happens next? SpaceX's flagship project is Starship, the powerful reusable rocket that is a core part of the company's success. The 13th Starship launch was originally scheduled for July 16 but was delayed due to engine issues (delays aren't unusual). SpaceX plans to retry the launch this upcoming Thursday.

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SpaceX is still one of the biggest companies in the U.S. with a valuation in the trillions. Musk also recently issued a warning to investors betting against the company on his social media platform X.

"The survival probability of firms who maintain a significant short position in SpaceX over time is very low," posted Musk.

Still, regardless of what the future holds, it's hard to argue against the fact that investors aren't too hot on the stock right now.

SAVE $280: As of July 21, get the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic for $269.99 at Woot, down from its usual price of $549.99. That's a discount of 51%.

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If you're looking to kit your wrist out with a new smartwatch, now's a great time to do so. Samsung is on the verge of debuting several new models, and that means the old ones are going down in price. Case in point: the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, which you can get for an excellent discount right now if you don't want to wait for the new crop of devices.

As of July 21, get the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic for $269.99 at Woot, down from its usual price of $549.99. That's $280 off and a discount of 51%.

SEE ALSO: Samsung Unpacked: What to expect from Samsung's new smartwatches

This classy smartwatch opts to keep things traditional while offering a variety of modern features that you'll appreciate. That includes a bright, easy-to-read display, a rotating bezel you use to select apps and navigate menus, and several health-tracking abilities so you can stay on top of what's happening with your body and fitness at all times.

From a heart rate and sleep score monitor to a daily Energy Score calculated from your heart rate, sleep, activity, and rest this watch can make sure you're ready for the day in all the ways that count. It can also be used to help track blood pressure.

Beyond all its health-centric features, this is a great smartwatch for day-to-day functionality and staying on top of your schedule. It has a built-in AI assistant as well as the option to use voice commands to navigate, which means you never have to use your hand to get things done if you don't want to.

If you're ready to debut a new smartwatch without breaking the bank, now's a good time to buy in.

SAVE 25%: As of July 21, you can get the Bissell Little Green Max Pet SmartMix carpet cleaner (38572) for $119.99, down from $159.99, at Amazon.

Bissell Little Green Max Pet SmartMix carpet cleaner (38572) $119.99 at Amazon
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I used to have a Bissell Little Green machine, and it worked right up until I poured liquid into the wrong compartment. But before my little mishap, this little thing was a lifesaver (I seldom use that word, but in this case, it's true). With two beagles running around my apartment, having a carpet cleaner is a necessity.

SEE ALSO: Dreame's newest vacuum mop basically pressure-washes your floors

And right now, you can get your own Bissell Little Green Max Pet SmartMix carpet cleaner for $119.99, down from $159.99. That's a 25% discount or $40 in savings.

It comes with a specialized Pet Hair Removal Tool designed to grab embedded fur and debris from your upholstery, and once you're done scrubbing, the Self-Cleaning Tough Stain Tool rinses out the leftover dirt and residue from the hose with the touch of a button (my machine didn't have that feature).

Another major upgrade on this specific model is the SmartMix Technology, which automatically mixes the water and cleaning formula together for you so you don't have to measure anything. Just be sure you pour it into the correct tank!

SAVE $301: The Ecovacs Goat 01000 RTK robot lawn mower is on sale for $698.99 at Amazon, down from the standard price of $999.99. That's a 30% discount.

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Not many people consider the chore of mowing the lawn to be enjoyable. It's a task we often hand off to the neighborhood kids or a professional landscaping crew. But if you'd rather take matters into your own hands, we have a great solution these days. Plus, an affordable model is on sale.

As of July 21, the Ecovacs Goat 01000 RTK robot lawn mower is on sale for $698.99 at Amazon, marked down from the list price of $999.99. That winds up being a savings of $301 from a 30% discount.

By now you've probably seen a robot lawn mower rolling around someone's yard, but it's still an abnormal sight. Just like the rollout of robot vacuums, we'll slowly start to see more and more robots take over mowing the lawn. As someone with allergies, I'm totally cool with never touching a lawn mower ever again.

The Ecovacs Goat 01000 is designed to maintain lawns that span up to 0.25 acres in size. You don't need to worry about a wire perimeter because it maps your yard and stays on course thanks to LiDAR RTK navigation that even works in the shade or under trees. It can even avoid obstacles when mowing in dark conditions.

SEE ALSO: The Roborock RockMow X120H robot lawn mower has never been cheaper — save $700 at Amazon

The small mower body that measures 2.3 feet means it can mow in tight areas like between raised vegetable beds or small walkways. Plus, it has an IPX6 waterproof design. You get to decide on your ideal cutting length between 1.2 and 3.2 inches.

Today's Amazon deal on the Ecovacs Goat 01000 applies to the robot mower with a care kit which includes 36 blades and an RTK AC adapter. Since the mower and the care kit are on sale for under $700, today is a great day to wave goodbye to the heavy and loud push mower and make the upgrade. Spend the rest of summer perfecting homemade slushies instead of doing yardwork.

Remember Light, the New York-based company that builds super-simple, distraction-free, cheap smartphones?

It's back with a new device; its first-ever flip phone called the Light Flip.

SEE ALSO: Galaxy Z Flip 8 rumors: Release date, colors, specs, and more

Once again, this is a cheap phone designed to free you from endless scrolling and social media addiction, while still offering the basic tools you need for everyday life. To do this, the company has built an Android-based, minimalistic operating system called LightOS that's mostly textual and displays everything in just two colors. You do get access to music, messages, alarms, and other basic apps, but you don't get to scroll the flashy new TIkTok video; that's what your other phone is for.

The Light Flip is available in six colors: Black, Navy, Red, Pink, Yellow, and Light Gray. Credit: Light Phone

The Light Flip doesn't stray far from the formula, but approaches it with the body of a flip phone. In many ways, it's far more simple than the company's previous phone, the Light Phone III, which has an OLED touchscreen. The Light Flip is basically your flip phone of old, with a plastic body, a numeric, T9 keypad, some function buttons, and a 2.8-inch, non-touch display.

Numeric keypad? That's right, but at least it supports T9 predictive input. Credit: Light Phone

Inside, it's powered by a MediaTek MT8873 chip, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and has a 50-megapixel camera and a (replaceable) 1,800mAh battery. Other amenities include a headphone jack (nice!), a USB-C port, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 5G connectivity.

The camera on the back has a 50-megapixel sensor but takes 12-megapixel images. Credit: Light Phone

The numeric keypad might be a tough sell to folks that are used to touchscreens or at least QWERTY keyboards. Fortunately, the Light Flip does support voice-to-text and audio messaging, too.

The phone is available in six colors: Black, Navy, Red, Pink, Yellow, and Light Gray.

The Light Flip retails for $299 or $39 per month with the Light Service plan. It starts shipping in April 2027.

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HALF OFF MOVIE TICKETS: AMC Stubs members get 50% off adult evening movie tickets every Tuesday and Wednesday.

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It's been over a year since AMC announced that evening movie tickets would be 50% off every Tuesday and Wednesday. That officially bumps the promo into "year-round" territory.

It only feels right to re-remind you of how easy it is to get cheap movie tickets, given the nonstop bangers that summer 2026 is blessing us with. The Odyssey and Evil Dead Burn are the two must-see-in-theaters picks that come to mind as I write this post on July 21, but there's bound to be a wicked box office lineup regardless of when you're reading this. Heavy hitters like Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Resident Evil, Other Mommy, Verity, Avengers: Doomsday, Werwulf, and Dune: Part III are all making their theater debut in the last quarter of the year.

SEE ALSO: 'Avengers: Doomsday' trailer: Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans return for a star-stuffed superhero epic

As long as you're an AMC Stubs member, you can catch all of them for around $9 per person (ticket prices may vary slightly depending on your location). All tiers of the AMC Stubs membership have access to the promo, and Stubs members can buy up to 10 tickets at 50% off per showing. The discount applies to the base price of a standard adult evening ticket only — no IMAX.

To elevate the in-theater experience even more, Stubs members can also get 50% off small combos on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, like the heavenly pairing of popcorn and that good movie theater Coke. AMC's snacks are apparently so elite that people are paying to order them at home through Uber Eats — and here you are, getting 'em for cheap.

Garmin just debuted its latest fitness tracker, the Cirqa Smart Band, and it looks a lot like a Whoop.

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When the Oura Ring launched, it unleashed a barrage of competitors coming out with their own smart rings. Now, Whoop is getting that same treatment. First, there was the Fitbit Air, and now, Garmin's Cirqa Smart Band is the latest screen-free health tracker to hit the market.

The band is designed for round-the-clock wear, able to do so with 10 days of battery life. Data collected populates in the Garmin Connect app, where users access all their biometrics, including heart rate, Body Battery energy monitoring, Pulse Ox, stress, and skin temperature. Similar to Whoop and Oura, it provides insights into women's health and cycles, compatible with the Natural Cycles app.

Even without a screen, the Cirqa detects and records activity. The fabric band is designed for all-day comfort, coming in citron gray, mauve, French gray, dark olive, captain blue, French blue, and black. Plus, it's designed to be worn around the wrist or as an arm band. It comes in two sizes, small/medium and large/extra-large.

But unlike the OG screen-free tracker, Whoop, the Cirqa is subscription-free. That means all you have to do is buy the band to gain access to the full suite of features.

The Circa Smart Band will be available to order on July 24 for $199.99.

Not content with launching several foldables this week, Samsung is also releasing a new Galaxy credit card. The leaks missed this one, somehow.

In a press release on its website, Samsung announced the Galaxy Card, a new credit card on the Visa network. Starting Wednesday, the same day as the Galaxy Unpacked event in London, shoppers who apply for the card online or at any Samsung retail location in the U.S. can get $200 in cash rewards after spending $2,000 in the first 90 days of account opening.

In addition, Samsung says cardholders will "earn cash rewards on everyday purchases with increased cash rewards for purchases made from Samsung — including the latest devices." The press release includes a picture of the new card alongside a flip phone, though it's unclear if the pictured device is last year's Z Flip 7 or this year's rumored Z Flip 8.

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According to Samsung, additional perks of the Galaxy Card include:

• 20 percent off Samsung VIP Advantage

• 5 percent cash rewards on direct Samsung purchases

• 3 percent rewards on Samsung Wallet purchases

• 2 percent rewards on streaming services

• 1 percent reward on all other purchases

So, yeah, if you need another credit card and you really like Samsung products, this is certainly an option. It's timed well with the Galaxy Unpacked stream that's set to happen on Wednesday. At Unpacked, Samsung is expected to announce at least three foldable devices and two smartwatches, so you could easily hit that "spend $2,000 within 90 days" number this week, if you felt like it.

Before the global memory crisis, Samsung was known for enticing pre-order mobile deals that let shoppers get cash back and double the storage at launch. If you prefer pre-order deals that don't require a new line of credit, you're out of luck thanks to RAMageddon.

SAVE $400.99: As of July 21, get the iRobot Roomba Max 705 robot vacuum for $499 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $899.99. That's a discount of 45%.

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When it comes to cleaning your home these days, we're working smarter, not harder, in 2026. So if you're tired of manually vacuuming your floors all the time, you should absolutely invest in a robot vacuum. And now's the best time to do it, as we've found an excellent option that'll have you getting things done quickly and easily without spending an entire paycheck.

As of July 21, get the iRobot Roomba Max 705 robot vacuum for $499 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $899.99. That's $400.99 off and a discount of 45%.

SEE ALSO: I found the best robot vacuums for every floor, budget, and level of laziness

This model offers powerful suction to help cut through dirt and debris no matter where it's found throughout your home. It uses special rubber brushes to continuously stay in contact with the floor as well as 180x more power-lifting suction than the robots in the Roomba 600 series. It creates a path through your home usng LiDAR to map the entirety of each room for the most thorough cleaning possible, and can recognize and navigate around any type of obstacle, from pets to socks and everything in between.

Using the app, you can set up special cleaning schedules so the robot can operate when you want it to. Choose specific rooms or zones, adjust four levels of suction, or change the number of cleaning passes it takes in high-traffic areas. Plus, it's auto-emptying dock can hold up to 75 days of dirt and debris before emptying, so you don't have to deal with any kind of mess in the meantime.

If you're ready to offload your cleaning tasks to the robots, be sure to grab this model before it's sold out.

TL;DR: DashPass members can save $40 on Sephora orders of $100+ with the DoorDash promo code BEAUTY40 on July 22. The beauty deal is only available for one day, so you’ll want to shop before the redemption limit runs out.

DoorDash is ending its Summer of DashPass promotion with a beauty deal for members.

On July 22, DashPass subscribers can get $40 off Sephora orders of $100 or more placed through DoorDash with the promo code BEAUTY40.

The one-day offer starts at 9 a.m. EDT on July 22, 2026, and is available until the redemption limit of 162,500 uses is reached. To claim the discount, DashPass members must place a qualifying Sephora order on DoorDash with a minimum total of $100.

The $40 discount applies only to the order subtotal; fees, taxes, and gratuity still apply. The deal is limited to one redemption per person, isn’t available for pickup orders or alcohol purchases, and requires an active DashPass membership.

If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to refresh your beauty stash, this one-day DashPass deal could be the perfect time to check out your Sephora wishlist.

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has some truly spooky moments. (Team Circe.) But fans who took to theaters this opening weekend were shook by a surprising trailer ahead of the big show. Meet Other Mommy.

If you screamed at that jump scare, you're not alone.

Jessica Chastain, who's previously starred in such horror gems as Momma and IT: Chapter Two, returns to the genre with a twisted double-turn. Based on the New York Times bestselling novel Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman, Other Mommy centers on a little girl named Bela (Arabella Olivia Clark), who's formed a disturbing bond with an entity that looks like her mother. Chastain plays both roles, while Jay Duplass lends support as Daddo.

Beyond this promising trailer and an enticing adult cast, Other Mommy also boasts intriguing talent behind the scenes. Horror icon James Wan produces for Blumhouse Atomic Monster, while director Rob Savage ( Host, Dashcam, The Boogeyman) takes the helm.

From the looks of this trailer, he's primed another scream-rich stunner sure to thrill audiences beyond this impactful trailer.

Other Mommy opens in theaters Oct. 9.

SAVE 50%: As of July 21, you can get the DJI Power 1000 Portable Power Station for $348.98, down from $699, at Amazon. That's a 50% discount or $350.02 in savings.

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I'm not exactly an outdoorsy person. I mean, I love going to the beach, and I like a nice hike (in a place where I won't get eaten by bears) every now and again, but if I were to do something in the wilderness, I'd definitely like to be prepared. And for me, "prepared" means having a guaranteed way to keep my phone, laptop, and a mini-fridge fully charged.

SEE ALSO: The 6 best portable power stations to stay charged up at home and on the go

Right now, Amazon has the DJI Power 1000 Portable Power Station marked down to $348.98. Normally, it'd cost you $699, so this is a pretty good deal.

DJI is a Mashable fave for its drones and its portable power stations. (You should check out our review of the DJI Power 1000 V2.) This model features a 1,024Wh capacity and a 2,200W continuous output, which should offer enough power to handle high-watt camping equipment, a portable heater, or even power tools without shorting out.

It fully recharges in just 70 minutes via a standard wall outlet. If you're out in the wild and using solar panels, it tops off in about 1.35 hours (though you'll have to buy the solar panels separately).

SAVE $400: The 65-inch LG OLED AI B6 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for $1,599.99, down from the list price of $1,999.99. That's a 20% discount and the lowest we've seen at Amazon.

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Now that the World Cup is over, we're all experiencing a touch of the TV blues. What should we watch tonight? We're slowly getting back to watching the shows we were watching before soccer/football took over the screen. But if you've noticed your TV is no longer as clear or crisp as you'd like, it might be time for a new model. Thankfully, Amazon has a great option on sale today.

As of July 21, the 65-inch LG OLED AI B6 4K TV is on sale at Amazon for $1,599.99, marked down from the standard price of $1,999.99. That works out to a 20% discount or a savings of $400. It's the best price we've ever seen at Amazon.

The best time of the year to buy a new TV doesn't usually include the second half of summer, but Amazon is breaking the rules. If you're looking to upgrade to an OLED TV for the excellent color vibrancy and contrast, today's LG deal is well worth considering.

OLED TVs are ideal if you tend to watch TV during daylight hours or in bright rooms. The brand says LG OLED technology has over 8.3 million self-lit smart pixels, making it bright enough for any lighting condition.

SEE ALSO: The huge LG 100-Inch Class QNED evo AI TV hits record-low price at Amazon — save $700

With a 120Hz refresh rate, the LG is a game-worthy model. There's a 0.1 millisecond response time along with NVIDIA G-SYNC, AMD FreeSync Premium, and VRR.

In addition to saving $400 on the list price, Amazon is tossing in free delivery to the room of your choice, unpacking, and removal of packaging. That'll be great for not overcrowding your recycling bin with a giant TV box.

Before this lowest-ever sale price vanishes, upgrade your watching experience thanks to the 65-inch LG OLED AI B6 4K TV.

Xteink is back with the second generation of its X4 e-reader. The X4 Pro is here and redesigned, but are there improvements?

Xteink's tiny e-readers, which are bigger than a credit card but smaller than a passport, get plenty of attention for their small size, which supposedly can fit on the back of a phone. The X4 has previously made our list of the best e-readers as the best mini e-reader, so we had to try out the second generation ourselves

About the Xteink X4 Pro A little bigger than a credit card, the Xteink X4 Pro is perfectly pocket-sized. Credit: Samantha Mangino / Mashable

The Xteink X4 Pro, the second generation of the X4, comes with a 4.26-inch display and 219 ppi resolution (Kindle and Kobo both have 300 ppi). It has 8MB RAM and 16MB of storage with up to 256GB of expandable space with a microSD card. It has a 10+ hour battery life, which is about one to two weeks of casual reading, and has a touchscreen with physical buttons on the side. Plus, there's a circular home button, reminiscent of the old iPhone button.

The touchscreen is new to the X4, which also has a frontlight. It has a magnetic back, which is compatible with MagSafe, so it can snap to the back of an iPhone. Rather than a USB-C port, it also comes with a magnetic charging port, which uses USB-C.

The Xteink X4 Pro charges through a magnetic pogo pin. Credit: Samantha Mangino / Mashable

It connects to WiFi, and books are imported to the e-reader via the Xteink app, USB-C, or microSD card. It only supports DRM-free books in text-only PDF and MOBI format, in addition to JPG and BMP image files.

The new Xteink X4 is available from Xteink for $99.

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  Shop Now First impressions of the Xteink X4 Pro But how is the Xteink X4 Pro in action? It's not bad if you read DRM-free books. Credit: Samantha Mangino / Mashable

Ahead of the Xteink X4 Pro's launch, I got to see the device and try it out myself. While the idea of a mini e-reader is fun, I'm not sold on the Xteink X4 Pro. It's a little bit glitchy, and a few times, it froze, and I had to restart it. The touchscreen and home button are improvements over the previous generation's front buttons, which I found confusing and unintuitive in use.

The magnetic charging port is a confusing upgrade. It requires a pogo pin extension, which is tiny, and immediately made me think it was just a matter of time before it was lost. The pogo pin port isn't very secure either and easily got knocked around when plugged into the USB-C cable.

Unless you exclusively read DRM-free books, the Xteink X4 Pro is not a great e-reader for most people. It only accepts e-books in the PDF and MOBI formats. Where I do think it works is for articles, which you can upload via a URL in the Xteink app, which then syncs to the e-reader. But is it really worth $99 for that alone? Probably not.

TL;DR: Spain’s World Cup winners celebrated their victory wearing a one-of-one pair of custom Oakley Meta glasses created exclusively for the team. While fans can’t buy that exact edition, Oakley’s AI glasses show how wearable tech could help athletes capture plays, review performance, and train smarter.

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Spain’s World Cup celebration came with a special piece of tech. After winning the championship, the Spanish team celebrated wearing custom Oakley Meta glasses made just for the players.

The one-of-one edition features custom packaging and lenses etched with the FIFA World Cup Champions mark. While fans can’t buy this exact pair, you can get the same AI-powered experience with the Oakley Meta glasses.

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Oakley Meta Vanguard is designed around the needs of athletes. The glasses can capture hands-free footage, letting players record practices, game highlights, or specific plays simply by saying, “Hey Meta, take a video.” The built-in 12MP ultra-wide camera records in 3K, while stabilization helps keep footage smoother during quick movements like sprints, cuts, and tackles.

The glasses can also help players review their performance after the game. When connected to apps like Strava or compatible devices like Garmin, Oakley Meta Vanguard can overlay performance data like sprint speed, distance, and heart rate on captured content, giving athletes more context around their training sessions.

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The goal is to give players useful tech without making them think about the tech. Open-ear speakers let players hear audio while staying aware of what’s happening around them. Another key feature is Meta AI, which gives players hands-free access to information through voice commands, so they can get real-time answers and stay focused on the action.

The glasses are also built for the physical demands of sports. Oakley Meta Vanguard uses a rugged O Matter frame, Prizm lenses for enhanced clarity, and an IP67 water-resistance rating to handle sweat, weather, and tough training sessions.

Spain took home the trophy. You can take home the tech — Oakley Meta glasses are available on Amazon for $499.