Top Tech Deals: Anker MagGo, JBL Clip 5, Robot Pool Cleaner, and More
This week, we'll help you save on portable speakers, magnetic phone chargers, or even a robot pool cleaner that'll do all the hard work for you. Check them out below, but act fast, as they won't last very long.
One of our favorite little portable chargers is on sale. I'm talking about the neat Anker 321 MagGo, which uses MagSafe to snap onto the back of your iPhone and deliver a quick and easy recharge. With a 5,000mAh internal battery, you'll get a full charge while out and about.
If you're looking for a solid little portable speaker for all your outdoor adventures or while sitting by the pool, you'll love the JBL Clip 5. With a built-in carabiner, water and dust-proof design, and solid sound, this is a fan-favorite that's currently $30 off.
Upgrade your home Wi-Fi with a new router that'll deliver better speeds and more coverage. If you're still using an old Wi-Fi 5 router, or the router your internet company provided, the TP-Link AX1800 (AX21) is an affordable way to make everything better. Get one today for 50% off.
The newest 7-inch Amazon Fire tablet for kids is down to one of its lowest prices yet. If you're planning any vacations or want to keep the kids entertained this summer, get the Amazon Fire 7 Kids tablet for only $70, a savings of $40.
Cleaning the pool is one of those tasks no one wants to do, especially when it's hot and all you want to do is take a refreshing swim. Luckily, the BeatBot robot pool vac is down to the lowest price we've seen since Black Friday. Get yours at a $500 discount.
Want more? Get a jump on any Memorial Day deals, kickstart any summer adventures, or upgrade your smart home at a discount. Here are a few more deals floating around this week that you'll surely love.
Garmin Forerunner 265 Smartwatch | $349 ($100 Off)
Beats Pill Portable Speaker | $99 ($50 Off)
Anker 525 7-in-1 Charging Station | $30 ($35 Off)
Apple Pencil Pro Latest Model | $99 ($30 Off)
Roku 4K 65-inch Smart TV | $498 ($152 Off)
Blink Video Doorbell and Camera Bundle | $119 (50% Off)
Corsair VOID Gaming Headset | $70 ($40 Off)
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