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Daily Record
a day ago
- Daily Record
Get 'rugged' Samsung tablet that's built to work outdoors for only £44 in special deal
The Galaxy Tab Active T365 was launched more than a decade ago by Samsung to allow users to take their tablets outside without having to worry about damaging them. Tablets are splendid gadgets for a variety of tasks, from catching up on your favourite TV programmes to handling light work duties while on the go. However, they're not typically built for outdoor use. Samsung tackled this issue over a decade ago with the Galaxy Tab Active T365, an eight-inch tablet sturdy enough to endure tough outdoor conditions. Currently, bargain seekers can grab a refurbished model for just £49, a significant drop from its usual price of £139.99, on Wowcher. Even better, by using the code EXTRA10 at checkout, customers can knock an additional £5 off the price, reducing it to a mere £44.10. Simply enter the code before finalising payment to take advantage of this discount. Despite being launched in 2014, this tablet is still capable of managing everyday tasks. It's not recommended for gaming or other hardware-intensive activities, but its real charm lies in its rugged design, reports Wales Online. With a metal body and rubberised corners, it's designed to withstand a few bumps and falls. Running on Android, users have access to the Google Play store to download a plethora of apps. The tablet boasts a bright, vibrant display and cameras on both the front and back, making it perfect for taking selfies or scanning documents for work. The main disadvantage of this tablet is its restricted 16GB internal storage, which might not be adequate for every user. However, it's feasible to expand this using a microSD card, providing up to an additional 64GB of capacity when required. There are more recent tablets available, including the Apple iPad beginning at slightly below £310 on Amazon or the 2023-launched Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 presently discounted to just beneath £109 on Amazon. However their price tags are noticeably higher. It's worth highlighting that the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active T365 is advertised as a refurbished product, meaning it has been previously owned and could show some signs of usage, though it has been expertly reconditioned to an excellent standard. On Amazon, the gadget has garnered a single written review, which praises it: "All well, as described. Is mainly used for bicycle navigation." Tech deal of the week Shoppers keen to take their fitness to the next level would benefit from purchasing a smartwatch. One of which is on the popular Jugeman Smartwatch. Normally retailing for £99.99, shoppers can now snap up this 4.8 star rated gadget with the pink strap for only £22.79 in a limited time deal. Boasting a 1.92-inch HD touch screen, shoppers can truly make this smartwatch their own as it comes with over 220 personalised watch faces to choose from. Featuring an ultra lightweight design to provide a comfortable and relaxed fit, the smartwatch will monitor your heart rate throughout the day as well as analyse your sleep. On top of this, the budget watch can track over 113 sports and monitor how many calories you have burned. Shoppers will also be able to use a range of other features, such as music control, weather forecast, find my phone, as well as receive calls, texts and social media notifications One delighted shopper said: "I'm genuinely impressed with this smartwatch! It looks sleek and modern, and the bright display is easy to read even in daylight. The features are exactly what I need fitness tracking, notifications, heart rate monitoring, and more. "The orange strap adds a fun and sporty touch, and it's surprisingly comfortable to wear all day. Setup was quick and straightforward, and the battery life is better than expected. For the price, this watch offers outstanding value. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an affordable yet high-quality fitness tracker!" To buy the Jugeman Smartwatch, click HERE. TechRadar awarded the device a 3.5-star score when it first appeared in 2014, One critic, Henry Casing, said: "With a battery that can outlast your flight and a form that keeps it safe from snow, the Tab Active is beset by a small hard disk, no cellular option, and an inability to survive multiple falls." Crucially, the model offered on Wowcher is the cellular edition that was launched following the original T365 variant, enabling data sim connection for internet access outside Wi-Fi areas. Get the Galaxy Tab Active T365 for £44 on Wowcher now.
Gizmodo
6 days ago
- Business
- Gizmodo
This Apple iPad 11″ (A16 Chip) Just Dropped to a Price That Rivals Prime Day, A Smart Back-to-School Buy
Great tablets cost a huge amount of money, but it's easy to understand why. Some of the best tablets on the market can do things you'd normally need a laptop for, and whether that means work or play, it's handy to have it so readily available to you. It's also nice if you're trying to get off your phone more. Sure, it's still a screen, but it counts… right? Well, today you can get your hands on the excellent 11-inch Apple iPad while it's down to $299, thanks to a 14% discount on the normal price of $349. We're not anticipating this deal to stick around for very long though, so if you're interested in it, you should definitely make the most of it soon. See at Amazon Apple devices are some of the best you can get. We all know it, and even the Android users among us have to admit that's true. If you're in the Apple ecosystem already though, then sticking to other Apple devices means better integration and just a more comfortable user experience in general. We love a bit of convenience, because let's face it, life's tiring enough. This iPad has the incredibly speedy A16 chip powering it, which means that it processes things incredibly quickly. It also makes it really easy to switch between different apps and tasks without struggling through any kind of speed issues. Nobody likes waiting around, and this tablet will make sure you don't have to. The real appeal here, at least for us, is the screen. The 11-inch liquid retina display is one of the best tablet screens around, and has basically everything you do on this tablet looking incredible. It means that you can enjoy your TV shows and films, sure, but also that if you're doing something more creative on it, you'll be able to see more detail in what you're doing. Of course, it also has access to the massive library of apps you'd expect, which makes it simple to find something to entertain yourself, help you work more efficiently, or just spend three hours looking at the store and not buying anything. That's all equally good fun and important. We all know that iPads hold their value really well, so being able to save yourself $50 on one and get it for $299 instead is a great opportunity. So, don't miss out on this chance to do so. See at Amazon
Buzz Feed
21-07-2025
- Buzz Feed
Here Are The Key Differences Between iPad Models
An Apple iPad can be a great investment: You get a screen that's bigger than an iPhone's for watching videos or reading, it's more portable than a laptop and it can be used for drawing, writing, internet surfing and so much more. The downside? The tablets don't come cheap, and with Apple releasing so many models it can be confusing to figure out which one best fits your needs. If you've been thinking about taking the plunge and getting an iPad for yourself, we're here to help. We've broken down the key differences among all the models available to buy new. From the highlights of each version to the bottom line, take a look at our guidance below and find the iPad that will give you the most bang for your buck. The crowd-pleasing 10th-generation iPad Highlights: Best price and value, no Apple Intelligence, offers smaller storage sizes, different color options than other models, less powerful A13 bionic chip processorWe think this one is a winner, and we're not alone. Not only has the 10th-generation iPad earned a high score and stamp of approval from Consumer Reports, but Wirecutter named it their top pick for most people in 2024 — as did Wired and CNET in 10th-gen iPad is the lowest-priced model currently being manufactured. It has an A14 bionic chip, which is an older and less efficient processor than some of the newer models' M-series chips, but should still be plenty usable for most people. This iPad also lacks Apple Intelligence features that use generative AI for things like ChatGPT integration, "Genmoji" and more. But considering how much storage Apple Intelligence takes up, and the ambivalence of many Apple customers, its absence may not be a dealbreaker (and is potentially even a plus). Meanwhile, you can still enjoy up to 10 hours of battery life on Wi-Fi, the USB-C port for fast charging and 4K video can get the 10th-gen iPad in four colors and two storage sizes: 64GB or 256GB. It supports the Apple Magic Keyboard Folio, plus the USB-C and first-generation Apple Pencils (but not the second-generation Pencil).Bottom line: At its current price (and even at its list price), this is probably the iPad with the most bang for your buck. If you plan to use the iPad for leisure, rather than as a professional creative, this model probably has everything you it from Amazon for $347.51+. The 2024 iPad Pro with a super-fast processor and more bells and whistles Highlights: Newest and fastest M4 processing chip, more vibrant display, more screen and storage sizes, Apple Intelligence, slightly lighter design, more advanced cameraOn the other side of the iPad spectrum is the latest version of the iPad Pro, which makes more sense for people who aren't on a budget and are looking for a tablet to lean on full-time for work, art creation or other more involved use cases. Equipped with the most efficient and powerful Apple processor, the M4 chip, the iPad Pro also has OLED technology for a more accurate and vibrant display with an anti-reflective coating to reduce glare. Apple Intelligence is included in this model, as is a more advanced rear camera with an ambient light sensor that can help with scanning documents, among other things. The battery life is pretty even with other models at up to 10 hours on of the other big draws of the iPad Pro is the storage capacity and screen size options. You can get an 11-inch or 13-inch iPad Pro, and choose from capacities of 256GB, 512GB, 1TB or 2TB in two different colors. For the two largest capacities, you can also choose between a standard glass display or a matte, nano-texture display to reduce glare even further (though not everyone thinks this is worth the extra cost). The iPad Pro supports the USB-C Apple Pencil and Apple Pencil Pro, as well as the Magic Keyboard for iPad line: The iPad Pro is the fastest, most powerful, most high-tech option among the models. But is it worth all those extra hundreds of dollars? If you plan to use all of the features all day, every day, it could be. But otherwise, this one may be excessive for the average the 11-inch from Amazon for $1,099+ and the 13-inch for $1,185.22+. The 2024 iPad Air, a happy medium between the 10th-gen and Pro Highlights: M2 processing chip, two screen sizes, 128GB storage option (plus three others), Apple Intelligence, pastel colors available, close to the Pro in terms of features but without the price tagWant something a bit newer with more features than the 10th-gen, but can't quite stomach the commitment to the Pro? Enter the 2024 iPad Air. It's not quite the Pro — it runs on a less powerful M2 chip and has a less advanced camera and more standard LED display, among other things — but it's still a noticeable upgrade on the basic iPad. Enjoy an anti-reflective coating on the display, 4K video recording, fast USB-C charging and Apple Intelligence features for a comparatively mid-range price and equal 10-hour battery life. Consumer Reports gave this model perfect marks on convenience, performance, display and photo and video, for reference. Unlike the ninth-gen, 10th-gen and Pro, this iPad also offers a 128GB storage size. (Wirecutter noted the lack of a 128GB option as a flaw of the 10th-gen, because 64GB might be too little but 256GB too much.) That's in addition to 256GB, 512GB and 1TB options. You can get the iPad Air in an 11-inch or 13-inch size in four colors, including two pastels. It supports the USB-C Apple Pencil, Apple Pencil Pro and Magic line: The iPad Air is a nice Goldilocks option if you want more than the basic models have to offer and you're willing to shell out a little more money — but not over $1, the 11-inch from Amazon for $599.99+ and the 13-inch for $789+. The 2024 iPad Mini for a smaller and more portable experience Highlights: Smaller and lighter design (but still thicker than the iPad Pro) that's good for travel or kids, A17 Pro processing chip, Apple Intelligence, 128GB storage option, pastel colors availableAt only 8.3 inches, the petite dimensions of the 2024 iPad Mini's screen certainly stand out from the pack, and can be a draw if carrying around a larger tablet isn't as convenient for you. Beyond this distinguishing factor, the location of the front camera (at the top in portrait mode rather than landscape) and the A17 Pro chip, the Mini is otherwise quite similar to the iPad Air in the previous slide. That means it has Apple Intelligence features, a Liquid Retina display with an anti-reflective coating, 10-hour battery life, 4K video recording and USB-C A17 Pro chip is newer and faster than the 10th-gen's A14 but slower than any of the M-series chips. You can get the iPad Mini in four colors, including two pastels, and three storage capacities (128GB, 256GB and 512GB). It supports the USB-C Apple Pencil and Apple Pencil Pro, as well as Bluetooth keyboards — but notably not the Apple Magic Keyboard (this could be due to its smaller size, which doesn't make as much sense with a keyboard as the larger iPads).Bottom line: Travelers, commuters, kids and anyone who'd like to have a screen bigger than a phone but smaller than a laptop can enjoy the Mini. But if size isn't a dealbreaker, this is pretty similar to the Air, which is about the same price on sale right now with a faster processing chip and other it from Amazon for $489+. The discontinued fifth-generation iPad Mini Highlights: A15 bionic chip, no Apple Intelligence, option for 64GB storage, pastel colors including pink availableThere aren't too many differences between the 2024 iPad Mini and this discontinued 2021 model. They have the same camera, very similar Liquid Retina displays, USB-C charging and a 10-hour battery major difference is the processing chip, since this model has an older A15 chip that isn't as efficient. Other differences include a lack of Apple Intelligence features, and different storage capacities and colors. Storage on the 2024 Mini starts at 128GB, so the 2021 Mini's 64GB option could be appealing, especially if you don't plan to store much on here. This generation also offers a pink iPad Mini, which the newer one does not (it replaced the pink with pastel blue). It supports the USB-C and second-generation Apple Pencils, and like the 2024 Mini, only supports third-party Bluetooth now, we can't recommend the 2021 Mini. This is mostly because many of the color and capacity options are not in stock, and the price is too high to justify when compared to the 2024 Mini. If your heart is set on this one, you'll probably want to wait until there's a restock and a major line: If you specifically want a pink miniature iPad with 64GB of storage and no more, the 2021 Mini can fit your needs like no other model can... but you'll have to wait for it to come back in stock. Otherwise, this model is currently very expensive, so you might as well upgrade to the 2024 iPad Mini for something better and it from Target for $499.99+ (available in three colors). The discontinued fifth-generation iPad Air Highlights: Older M1 chip, more color options but fewer storage capacity and screen size options, Apple Intelligence, not a great price right nowYou can still buy the discontinued fifth-generation iPad Air, the last one released before the 2024 model, at Target and Walmart — but we don't recommend it, especially because right now it's more expensive by a substantial model runs on the older M1 chip, and has a lot of the features that the current iPad Air does: Apple Intelligence, the Liquid Retina display, USB-C charging, a 10-hour battery life and the same camera (though the front camera is at the top of the fifth-gen iPad, whereas the 2024 model has it centered on the side so you can take video calls in landscape mode, attached to an Apple Magic Keyboard).There's both less and more choice with this model, too. It comes in one more color than the 2024 Air (pink) but is only made in one size with a 10.9-inch screen. The storage capacity is similarly limited to either 64GB or 256GB. This model supports the USB-C and second-generation Apple Pencils, plus the Magic Keyboard and Smart Keyboard line: Considering this older model is currently more expensive than the newer iPad Air, get the new one it from Walmart for $619+ (available in two colors).
Yahoo
09-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Never stare at ugly cords again, thanks to this clever outlet cover that's just $18 for Prime Day
We all love the flashy Prime Day deals on things like the Apple iPad and new TVs, but the practical finds are sometimes the real game-changers. Case in point: After five years of homeownership, my wife and I finally finished updating our bedroom. New furniture, new curtains, a new looked great until we realized the new TV's cord was much shorter than the old one. Suddenly, all those messy cables we'd hidden so well were out in plain sight and we needed a solution. That's when I spotted the Sleek Socket Ultra-Thin Electrical Outlet Cover on sale for Amazon Prime Day, just $18, which is its lowest price ever (and down from $26 earlier this year). I grabbed one, hoping it would help, and honestly, it did the trick. Now I can run the cord neatly along the base of the wall and tuck it behind the dresser, which keeps everything out of sight and makes the whole room look cleaner. Sometimes the best Amazon Prime Day deals aren't the flashiest. They're the little fixes that make everyday life less cluttered. We can't say enough good things about the Sleek Socket. It looks refined, it's easy to clean around and it gives you more space against your walls since you'll no longer have a bunch of plugs bulging out of your outlets. Its 3-foot cable can easily be hidden away behind your electronics, clamped to your baseboard or stowed behind your workstation. The end result is a power solution that blends into the background with outlets that "look so much cleaner," as one shopper said. "Love how minimal and clean these make our home look!" It's especially ideal for tight spaces or apartment dwellers whose leases prevent a more invasive fix. "I needed something simple and user-friendly that could quickly be installed in my rental," shared a savvy buyer. "This was honestly such a good option, and it is not super noticeable! Love it ... A great option for those who are renting." "I had no idea these existed!" raved an electrified fan. "They work great behind a shelf or dresser, they allow the shelf to be pushed flush with the wall and still have three things plugged in!" This shopper gushed, "I saw this online and thought it was a great idea to solve the issue I was having — due to the outlets situated behind the couch, plugging in anything such as lamps and chargers would cause a big space between the wall and the couch. But with this neat little solution, now everything sits flush and [there's] nothing to be seen. Works great." The Sleek Socket can even help you baby-proof. "Super easy to install and [the] perfect length to keep out of our new baby's hands," raved a careful parent. "The way the room got set up, the outlets were always near the crib. This is flat enough so her little fingers couldn't get behind it, and allowed us parents to sleep with ease. Highly recommend." Of course, some buyers have suggestions for improvement. "Don't get me wrong, I love this outlet cover/extension cord," said a generally satisfied reviewer. "It hides the plug-ins for our TV wonderfully, and we have been talking about buying more for the house. The only complaint I have is that the adhesive that is used to hold the cord to the wall took the paint with it when it was moved." "I really wish they would make a TV mount option with a longer (10- to 12-foot) cord," said a buyer. "Overall, the product is great, just didn't fit my specific needs." (Need something longer? See below for the 6-foot version.) Here's another way to bring a little more coherence to your cords and cables (and, yes, it's also a surge protector): And if you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here, making you eligible for even more great Prime Day deals. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.) The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
Yahoo
26-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
The new 11-inch iPad just dropped to under $300 at Amazon — an early Prime Day steal
All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. SAVE $50: As of June 26, the 2025 11-inch Apple iPad (Wi-Fi, 128GB) is just $299 at Amazon — 14% off ahead of Prime Day. Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple iPad (11-inch) $299 at Amazon $349 Save $50 Get Deal For anyone eyeing a fresh iPad, we have found a strong contender for the best early Prime Day deal. As of June 26, the 2025 Apple iPad (11-inch, WiFi, 128GB) is down to $299 at Amazon — a $50 discount off its usual $349 price tag. That's 14% off for a super-capable device that's ideal for streaming, multitasking, note-taking, and everything in between. SEE ALSO: Amazon is dropping way better early Prime Day TV deals than years prior There are other SKUs with different colours, storage options, and cellular capabilities, but this is the biggest bargain of them all — finally dropping back under $300. This 2025 iPad refresh packs in some serious upgrades without overcomplicating what makes an iPad great. First up, it's powered by Apple's A16 chip, the same processor found in the latest iPhones. That means faster load times, smoother app switching, and the kind of snappy performance that makes work (and play) feel effortless. The 11-inch Liquid Retina display aims to be a visual treat too — vibrant, crisp, and equipped with True Tone to automatically adjust to your environment. Whether you're sketching with Apple Pencil, editing photos, or binge-watching Severance, this screen holds its own. With 128GB of storage, you've got plenty of room for your files, apps, and creative projects. And the 12MP front and back cameras make Zoom calls and casual snapshots look surprisingly good. Added WiFi 6 support keeps your connection fast and reliable, whether you're home, at school, or working remotely from a coffee shop. This model also features Touch ID on the top button for quick unlocking and secure Apple Pay purchases — no Face ID, no fuss. And thanks to its all-day battery life, you can go from sunrise to late-night scrolls without reaching for a charger. Whether you're grabbing this for yourself, a student, or as a thoughtful tech gift, now's a great time to buy — especially before Prime Day madness kicks into high gear and stock starts running low. If you're after more than one new screen for the household, the Amazon Fire TV is over $100 off ahead of Prime Day. And so you don't have to clean as much whilst enjoying your new iPad, you can also save $300 on a Shark AI Ultra voice control robot vacuum ahead of Prime Day. Apple AirTag (4-Pack) — $74.99 (List Price $99.00) Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (Wi-Fi, 40mm, S/M Green) — $199.99 (List Price $299.99) Dyson V15 Detect Plus Cordless Vacuum Cleaner (Yellow/Nickel) — $649.99 (List Price $749.99) Apple 2025 MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop — $849.00 (List Price $999.00) Hisense 55" Class QD6 Series (2025 Model) QLED 4K UHD TV — $259.99 (List Price $379.99)
