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Ecobee’s Smart Thermostat Premium currently sells for $259.99 at many retailers, except at Costco. The members-only retailer is selling it for $199.99 with two SmartSensors that can monitor both movement and temperature (the thermostat typically only includes one). Read our review.

For the first time this year, you can grab the smart glasses starting at $224.25 ($75 off) at Amazon and Best Buy. Despite being an older model, they’re still fun to use, letting you play music, take calls, and snap 1080p photos and video hands-free. You can even livestream to Instagram or Facebook, or use AI to get real-time translations, which is handy if you’re traveling for spring break.

I recently watched The Goonies for the first time a couple months ago (yes, I’m late!). Instead of renting it digitally for $5, I should have just ponied up $12.47 for the 4K Blu-ray version at Amazon so I can watch the all-star cast (young Josh Brolin, Ke Huy Quan and Sean Astin) and Sloth as many times as I want.

The Picture Perfect Bundle’s on sale for $749.96 ($809 off) when you buy a new 65-inch The Frame Pro or larger directly from Samsung. It bundles in just about everything you’d want alongside the TV, including a one-year Art Store subscription, a white bezel, professional installation, two years of Samsung Care Plus, and even a soundbar.

We’re into what we’ve seen so far of Pragmata, Capcom’s upcoming title launching April 17th. Newegg is the place to go if you want to save big on a digital preorder on Steam or Xbox. The $59.99 game is just $47.99 when you use the code 2XPM on either version.

The Galaxy Z Trifold was not long for this world, but Samsung’s other recent foldable, the Z Fold 7, is available on Amazon starting at $1,599.99 ($400 off), matching its second-best price to date. The luxe foldable features a spacious inner display, all-day battery life, and one of the sleekest designs around, making it a great option for those willing to pay the premium price. Read our review.

Today only, you can grab a refurbished last-gen Kindle with ads and 16GB of storage for $44.99 ($65 off) from Woot with a 90-day warranty when you use code 25OFF. That’s a great deal since it’s very similar to its successor, my favorite cheap e-reader, with the same sharp 300ppi display, USB-C support, and long battery life in a pocketable design. Read my review.

TCL’s Nxtvision TV can’t quite compete with Samsung’s latest Frame models or the art-inspired Hisense TV we recently featured on the site, but it includes a bezel, supports up to 144Hz variable refresh rate, and runs on Google’s excellent TV software. It’s also on sale at Amazon and Best Buy starting at 629.99 ($370 off), an all-time low.

Woot is selling the Corsair Vengeance 32GB (2 x 16GB) kits of desktop DDR5 RAM with a max clock speed of 6,000MHz for $269.99. It’s still pricey, but considering the kit is selling for $379.99 at other retailers, this a good deal to jump on if you’ve been waiting for a decent discount amid the ongoing memory crisis.