Best Memorial Day Deals Under $50 Still Live: Maximise Your Shopping Budget With These Bargains on Tech, Home Essentials and More
If you've already finished shopping for big-ticket items like TVs, appliances or camping gear, tons of wallet-friendly deals can still be found on tech and daily essentials to stretch your remaining budget. Shop these deals now to score some serious savings before prices bounce back.
Bookmark this page and check back often -- we're refreshing it regularly as deals end, sell out or get last-minute markdowns. And if you're hunting for even lower prices, be sure to explore our curated list of Memorial Day deals under $25.
Memorial Day deals under $50
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K: $30
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is a great way to convert any 4K TV with an HDMI port into a smart TV. Whether you have a TV that doesn't have smart features or if you just don't like the smart TV interface of your current TV, the Fire TV Stick 4K is the product for you. With this $20 discount off of the $50 list price, the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is an even better value.
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JBL Go 4 ultra-portable Bluetooth speaker: $40
The JBL Go 4 is a tiny but mighty Bluetooth speaker. You can take it anywhere as it has a small loop that you can use to attach to your backpack, keychain or anywhere else. It's small enough to put in your pocket or purse, but it doesn't skimp on sound with 5 watts of power and ample volume. The battery lasts seven hours, so you don't have to worry about it running out of power quickly.
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ESR 3-in-1 wireless charger: $36
This multi-device charger from ESR is perfect if you've been wanting to reduce the number of cables in your charging setup. It supports the Qi2 standard and will have your iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods ready to tackle the day all at once.
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Ugreen 4-port 65W charger: $30
Ugreen's Nexode series has some of the best chargers we've seen. This particular adapter has a 4-port design (three USB-C and one USB-A) and can be used to charge more than just phones. It's also compatible with laptops and handheld consoles.
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Targus Universal Adapter: $16
If you're often jet-setting from one country to another or have friends and family that visit often, then this universal travel adapter is something you need. It has a portable design, safety shutters and international compatibility, making it a must-have.
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Glad you asked. If you're looking for even more savings, here are the best still-available Memorial Day deals under $25. You can also take a gander at some of the best Memorial Day bargains being offered by Amazon and Walmart. For a grand overview, check out our roundup of the ultimate sales and lowest prices still available after Memorial Day weekend. Keep in mind that the holiday has passed, so the deals won't be around for much longer.
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