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Deals: Pixel Watch 5 up to $138 off, Belkin 25W 3-in-1 magnetic charger for Android, OmniBook 3 $150 off, more

Joining the launch of the all-new Twelve South Airfly Drive wireless Android Auto adapter at $40 and Amazon’s updated early fall Prime Day sale, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by the 45mm Pixel Watch 5 at one of the best prices ever (up to $138 off), the all-new Fire TV Stick 4K 50% off, and this all-time low on Belkin’s 25W 3-in-1 magnetic charging station for Pixel and Galaxy users at $50. We also have the epic Sharge metal 300W smart display power bank returning to the all-time low at $50 off, HP’s OmniBook 3 Snapdragon X laptop at $150 off, and loads more waiting down below. 

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Deals: Galaxy Z Fold 8 up to $546 off, Belkin magnetic charging stations from $43, up to $1,100 off TVs, more

As the early fall Prime day sale at Amazon rolls alongside the deals on the Moto Tag 2 item trackers, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by Galaxy Z Fold 8 up to $546 off the list prices today (Best Buy open-box), alongside a host of Belkin early fall Prime Day deals now live from $13 including 25W magnetic chargers at new all-time lows. We also have a chance to upgrade your TV ahead of the GTA VI release at up to $1,100 off – LG, Samsung, Hisense, more, as well as the ongoing 50% launch deal on Amazon’s brand new Fire TV Stick 4K – it also just unleashed its next-generation Kindle readers. Head below for a closer look.

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HP’s MacBook Neo competitor is $699 with an OLED display and plenty of catches

The PC market was caught flat-footed by Apple’s MacBook Neo launch earlier this year, and while that laptop’s aggressive pricing strategy has already been forced to adapt to market conditions, it’s only months later we’re seeing Windows-based rivals announce their own respective competitors. Today, it’s HP’s turn, with a brand-new OLED-equipped laptop set to start at that same $699 price point, but not without plenty of strings attached.

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Gemini 4 Argon must reverse Google’s AI inertia

Good morning and happy October. Today, I’m cringing at this gaggle of billionaires pretending to be human, vibing to the new Tinashe album, Popstar, and heartily dining on all the brutal ‘Digger’ reviews.

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Google Home now lets you preview Nest Doorbell ringtones, just in time for the holidays

Smart doorbells usually center their features around their security features — person alerts, motion tracking, the works — but they also go a long way in making your front door a little more fun. Google is no stranger to seasonal doorbell chimes, and ahead of a few months packed with holidays, the company is making a big improvement to how you setup your doorbell ringtones.

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