The best sales to shop this week: Cotopaxi, Dagne Dover, Our Place and more
This week, you'll find a deal on an editor-loved July air conditioner, a discounted Our Place pan and savings at Cotopaxi. All that and more below.
Dagne Dover The Travel Essentials Sale
The Travel Essentials Sale landed just in time to outfit your upcoming travel itinerary. Score up to 50% across Dagne Dover's luggage and travel accessory lineup. Deals editor Jacqueline Saguin has been a loyalist of the AAPI-founded brand since its infancy and has since collected everything from a diaper bag and a weekender bag to a purse and a toiletry case. Read our review
Blueair Blue Pure 311i Max
If spring allergies aren't letting up, minimize the sneeze sessions with an air purifier hailing from an expert-recommended brand. Rid bedrooms and small spaces of irritants like pollen and dander for as little as $190 across retailers. Its compatible app also unlocks extra features like timer settings and filter monitoring.
Our Place
Stock your kitchen with some of the most aesthetically pleasing cookware out there. Today is the last day of its spring sale with deals of up to 30% off. There's no shortage of products across the AAPI-created brand, including deep discounts on the bestselling Always Pan 2.0, the Dream Cooker, bakeware sets and more.
Cotopaxi
Hit the trails this spring with all the proper outdoor gear. Everything from color-blocked rain jackets to vibrant hiking daypacks is marked up to 60% off at Cotopaxi. If you weren't ready to pay full price on fleeces and down jackets (like the editor-loved Fuego), it's also a great opportunity to score off-season styles for much less.
July Air Conditioner
Temperatures are rising both outside and inside our homes. Beat the heat with an air conditioner that's efficient, not an eyesore and available in four on-sale colors. The hi-tech appliance was beloved by our tester, who appreciated its painless installation alongside its bells and whistles like an easy-to-sync app that controls its settings. Read our reviewNordstrom Rack Gift Card
While this is one of the remaining Mother's Day promos, it's one that's too good not to share. Through tomorrow, May 13, you'll receive $25 when purchasing a $150 gift card online. It's sent immediately via email for any belated gifts. Or if your mom is already taken care of, get it for you or a friend.
SlumberCloud
Out with the old and in with the new. Swap out your current bedding for some crisp threads from SlumberCloud. Cooling sheets are up to half off, while customizable bundles are up to 35% off for a limited time.
T3 Aire IQ
If you aren't wowed by hair dryers from Dyson or Shark, consider T3's $100-off Aire IQ. This AAPI-founded brand has taken the hair care industry by storm, and its intelligent dryers help cut down on frizz, heat damage and more.
Monos
Another one of our favorite AAPI-owned luggage brands has marked its sets down by $150. Our travel products editor has tested its carry-ons and hard-shell luggage, and now its thoughtfully curated sets are seeing new low prices.
Baboon To The Moon Triangle Tote
Stylish, functional bags have been popular for the past few years, from Baggu to nylon hip packs from Patagonia. We thought we'd seen it all until this discounted tote appeared. The brand's duffels won over our editors in the past, but this 50%-off, summer-ready tote is a unique twist on an everyday bag.
Wray
Gingham sets, shift dresses and more are up to 80% off at Wray. This size-inclusive, NYC-based brand has museum-worthy swimwear and even unique office-friendly pieces in sizes XXS to 6X. Things we're shopping for: the Ruth Short and Cake Dress.
Pacifica Beach Day Spray Perfume
Clean beauty brand Pacifica has been making ethically produced products since the late 90s. Its skin care and makeup have always been fairly priced, but now its smoky, citrus-based perfume is even more affordable with this 60% discount at Amazon and at Pacifica Beauty.
Superga 2750 Cotu Classic
Save up to 50% off on these lightweight Italian shoes from Superga. They're unisex, can be worn without socks and are machine washable. Its minimalist silhouette suits different occasions, and its neutral colors start from $35 at Zappos.
Saie Lip Blur
Add a vibrant pop of color to your makeup rotation with Saie's soft, matte lipstick. Our associate deals editor Elena Matarazzo found six hues —spanning berry and pink — for a whopping 50% off at Amazon.
Lo & Sons
Mother's Day may be over, but the savings haven't ended yet at the AAPI-owned brand Lo & Sons. Take up to 40% off the brand's assortment of minimalistic travel bags, including the bestselling weekender bag complete with a zippered shoe compartment.
Saatva Memorial Day Sale
Saatva is starting its Memorial Day deals far ahead of the holiday weekend by taking $400 off mattress purchases of $1,000 or more. The sale covers all its bestsellers, including our best mattress pick for back sleepers, the Saatva Classic.
Samsung 55-Inch OLED S90C TV
Any time you can save $800 on a TV is worth writing home about, but that goes double when it's our best TV pick. The bright, colorful Samsung OLED S90C is a top-notch TV, and now the 55-inch model is down to one of the lowest prices we have tracked.
Beats Powerbeats Pro 2
The very first discount on the Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 has arrived. When our senior tech editor Mike Andronico got his hands on the new buds, he noted that all the improvements 'add up to some of the best workout headphones [he's] tested.' That makes this new all-time low an even better value. Read our review
Coleman Cooler Quad Chair
If you're in the market for a folding chair, be it for camping or adding some extra seating to your Memorial Day picnic, this Coleman is for you. The brand's Camping Quad Chair earned our praise when we set out to find the best camping chairs on the market, entering as our budget pick. Read our review
Toto Washlet C5 Bidet
The upgraded version of our top pick for the best bidet seat is now on sale at Amazon. And it's not just on sale; it's dropped to a new all-time low price. The Toto Washlet C5 Bidet includes the same stream and dryer that made its C2 counterpart such a favorite while also adding a heated seat and more. It has a $416 list price on Amazon but has been selling for closer to $800 over the past few months. Read our review
Le Creuset Stoneware Savings
Our editors love Le Creuset. But we don't all love the high price tags. Thankfully, the brand is remedying that with an up to 30%-off sale across its stoneware. The year's best prices have gone live on baking dishes, serving platters, batter bowls and casserole dishes.
Chefman 48-Ounce Obliterator Countertop Blender in Midnight
From blending soups to mixing smoothies, the high-speed Obliterator can power through it all. Forego one of the biggest hassles of using a blender by simply tossing it into the dishwasher or setting it on the self-cleaning preset while filled with soap and water. It also comes with a travel jar to fuel your workouts. Best of all, our deals experts found it for $70 off at Amazon. The deals editors at CNN Underscored look out for your wallet on the daily, scouring sales at the top of every morning. We tap a range of techniques and consider a variety of factors to determine whether a deal is worthy of coverage, such as price history checks, available coupon codes and competitor pricing.
Our team, consisting of senior editor Rikka Altland, editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate editor Elena Matarazzo, is passionate about unearthing deals that we ourselves would be tempted to shop, and we enjoy finding a great deal on a coveted item (especially one that's a top-tested by our experts) because it means that we're helping our readers make savvy buying decisions.
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