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Sony’s WH-1000XM5 are within $2 of their Prime Day low at Costco, with members able to grab them for $199.99 ($200 off). If you’re not a member, Amazon’s selling them for $248. The last-gen headphones still offer top-notch noise cancellation, great sound, and up to 30 hours of battery life, though Costco includes a soft carrying case instead of the usual hard one. Read our review

Woot is selling Amazon’s Fire TV Soundbar Plus, a 5.1-channel kit that includes a Dolby Atmos-ready soundbar, wireless subwoofer, and two satellite speakers, for $219.95. The catch is that it’s in “like new, open-box” condition, and it only has a 90-day warranty. However, it’s a tremendous discount compared to buying it new for about $200 more.

Anker’s 45W Nano Charger is down to $25.99 ($14 off) at Amazon and Anker (with code WS7DV2AFYA9T). The tiny USB-C charger can deliver up to 45W of power and features a screen that shows charging information at a glance. It also includes an overnight mode designed to prevent overheating, along with rotating foldable prongs that fit easily into tight spaces.

Belkin’s Qi2 dock can charge your iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods at the same time, with 15W for the phone and 5W for each accessory. The phone stand folds flat, which is nice for traveling. It’s on sale at Amazon for $44.58 in black (originally $99.99), the lowest price we’ve seen to date.

Through July 12th, Best Buy is offering a fairly significant price reduction on Roku’s top-end Pro Series mini-LED 4K TVs. The 65-inch version is $899.99, while the 75-inch version is $1,199.99 (the 65-inch model’s original price). The Pro Series has a 120Hz refresh rate, full array local dimming, Dolby Vision IQ support, plus built-in Roku streaming chops. Read more on the Pro Series TVs here.

PC owners who like spooky games owe it to themselves to play Alan Wake 2, no matter the price. Thankfully, the price is awfully low right now. Originally $50, the Epic Game Store-exclusive title is $11.74 at Fanatical for a digital code. It’s part of developer Remedy’s connected universe of games, which Control Resonant is the next addition to.

You can grab both Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 for the Nintendo Switch for $49.99 (usually $69) from Woot as part of the retailer’s Summer of Gaming Sale. Both games come loaded on a cartridge, and Switch 2 owners can download a free performance-boosting update. Reads our hands-on.