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technology2 months ago•19 min saved

Prime Day 2026 tech deals: Apple, Samsung, DJI and more go on sale

Mashable’s Prime Day 2026 tech deals guide highlights the best price cuts across Apple, Kindle, Samsung, DJI, Bose, Sony, and more, with the sale running June 23–26 and price-tracking to verify discounts. Highlights include Apple Watch Series 11 at $279 and Ultra 3 at $649, Bose QuietComfort headphones for $179.99, Kindle Paperwhite at $124.99, MacBook Air M5 at $949, Samsung The Frame 55-inch at $697.99, Ember 55-inch Fire TV at $279.99, Fire TV Sticks starting at $15.99, Sony XM5 headphones at $198, DJI Mic Mini at $79, Blink Mini at $9.99, and AirTags deals among others.

via Mashable|

#apple-samsung-dji #consumer-electronics #deals

technology2 months ago•4 min saved

Pixel 10 lineup hits all-time lows as early Prime Day deals go live

Amazon's Prime Day deals are live early, with Google Pixel 10 series seeing up to $400 off (including Pixel 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, and 10 Pro Fold) and the Pixel 10a at an all-time low, plus Pixel Watch 4 deals starting around $290.

via 9to5Toys|

#amazon #google-pixel-10 #pixel-watch-4

technology2 months ago•4 min saved

Prime Day Apple Watch deals slash Series 11, Ultra 3, and SE 3 prices

Prime Day cuts hit Apple Watch hard: Series 11 drops to all-time lows (42mm from $279, 46mm from $309; GPS and GPS+Cell options), Ultra 3 sees up to $150 off across configurations (prices from $649–$749 depending on band), and SE 3 delivers unbeatable entry-level value (40mm from $199, 44mm from $229 with cellular options from $249–$329). The piece notes watchOS 27 unveiling and provides a quick comparison between Series 11 and SE 3 features to help buyers decide.

via 9to5Mac|

#apple-watch #deals #price-drops

real-estate2 years ago•4 min saved

The Housing Market Cracks: Sellers Slash Prices, Homebuilders Struggle, and Buyers Back Out

Sellers in the U.S. housing market are facing challenges as mortgage rates and home prices continue to rise. A record number of sellers dropped their listing prices in October, with nearly 7% of for-sale homes posting price drops, the highest portion since 2012. High mortgage rates have forced sellers to cut prices to counteract the added expense for buyers. The housing market is experiencing a deep freeze, with existing-home sales activity dropping by 15% year-over-year in September. Economists predict that home prices will continue to drop through 2023, despite low inventory, as affordability remains a major concern.

via Fortune|

#affordability #housing-market #mortgage-rates

technology3 years ago•4 min saved

Top Picks for Best Samsung Q60B Prices and 60-inch TVs in 2023

The Samsung Q60B QLED TV is an affordable and popular smart TV option, with various size options and impressive features such as a 4K Quantum Processor and Quantum Dot HDR technology. The 70-inch model is currently on clearance for $779.99 at Best Buy, down from $1,199.99. The TV has received positive reviews for its low-cost package, although there are some compromises with the Quantum Dots. QLED technology utilizes Quantum Dot technology and LED backlights to offer improved colors and brightness levels. Additionally, the article mentions the Samsung Frame TV as an alternative option for those looking for a TV with a thin bezel design.

via Creative Bloq|

#price-drops #qled-tv #quantum-dot

real-estate3 years ago•2 min saved

"Price Plunge: Luxury Homes in San Francisco and Seattle Experience Major Drops"

Luxury homes in San Francisco and Seattle have experienced the largest price drops in the country, with San Francisco seeing a record-breaking 12.7% decrease in median sale prices for luxury homes. Seattle followed closely with a 12.3% drop. The decline in prices is attributed to factors such as stock market declines, tech layoffs, and an increase in housing supply. Despite the decrease in luxury home prices, the median sale price for luxury homes nationwide increased by 4.6% year over year. Non-luxury home prices rose by 1.5% due to limited supply and increased competition. Wealthy buyers are less deterred by elevated mortgage rates and are more likely to pay in cash.

via Fox Business|

#housing-market #luxury-homes #price-drops