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Digital Trends
2 hours ago
- Digital Trends
The perfect earbuds for your dad (or even you) are just $40 for a limited time
Recently, the staff has been collecting quality Father's Day gift deals — deals for fatherly gifts that you might not otherwise splurge on. One deal, in particular, is for the JBL Vibe Beam at $50, which is $10 less than its already attractive $60 price. They're pretty 'dadly' earbuds (more on that in a moment) and have a super attractive price point for anybody. Tap the button below to go check them out directly yourself or keep reading for our take on what has to be one of the best-priced headphone deals out there at the moment. Why you should buy the (very dadly) JBL Vibe Beam earbuds Hold with me. I'm about to argue that the JBL Vibe Beam are some of the dadliest (no, not deadliest, but good for Dad) earbuds out there right now. But keep an open mind, because they just might be perfect for you, too. The JBL Vibe Beam aim for a deep bass sound, and while that may conjure pictures of young people dancing to the beat, it's also worth noting that it's the higher tones that are the first to go as we age. They're IP54 rated (the buds, at least, the case is IPX2) which means they have enough dust resistance to handle being out in the garage and at least enough water resistance to handle a light rain or the demands of a jog or yard work. Plus, they have a killer battery life, with 8 hours of in-bud battery life and 24 hours of in-case battery life, so if Dad forgets to charge them here and there, it won't render them useless. Finally, it turns out JBL is about 80 years old, which means the brand recognition is already there. These are all arguments for buying the JBL Vibe Beam for your father while they're marked down to $40 instead of $50, but if you want some headphones that you can affordably roughhouse in, they might be right up your alley too. Check them out via the button below or check out our list of the best headphones for more gift ideas.
News24
2 days ago
- Climate
- News24
Thursday's weather: Light rain, cloudy and cold conditions in most regions
Light rain and cold conditions are forecast for at least seven provinces, according to the South African Weather Service (SAWS). A warning of damaging winds has been issued for some parts of KwaZulu-Natal. Impact-based warnings Yellow Level 1 warning: Damaging winds in KwaZulu-Natal (Port Edward to Kosi Bay), which may result in localised disruption in small harbours or ports, risk of small vessels taking on water or capsizing, and difficulty in navigation expected. In the SAWS' colour-coded weather warning system, yellow indicates a moderate risk of impact that requires caution and awareness. SAWS uses the numbers to indicate the likelihood of weather-based impacts occurring. Level 1 is medium, Levels 2 and 6 are high, and Level 4 is low. WHAT IS AN IMPACT-BASED WEATHER WARNING? Thread🧵 — SA Weather Service (@SAWeatherServic) April 15, 2025 Gauteng: Partly cloudy and cool. Mpumalanga: Cloudy and cold to cool with chances of light rain in the east, clearing to partly cloudy skies in the evening. Mbombela: 11° — 17° Ermelo: 7° — 16° Emalahleni: 7° — 17° Standerton: 5° — 18° Skukuza: 13° — 20° Limpopo: Partly cloudy and cold to cool, with a possibility of light rain in the eastern regions. Polokwane: 9° — 17° Phalaborwa: 14° — 19° Tzaneen: 11° — 18° Musina: 12° — 23° Lephalale: 9° — 22° Mokopane: 9° — 20° North-West: Partly cloudy and cool. Klerksdorp: 6° — 20° Potchefstroom: 7° — 20° Mahikeng: 8° — 20° Rustenburg: 9° — 20° Vryburg: 7° — 22° Free State: Partly cloudy and cold to cool. Isolated evening showers and thundershowers are expected in the southern areas. Bloemfontein: 5° — 20° Welkom: 7° — 20° Bethlehem: 5° — 17° Northern Cape: Fine in the west with coastal evening fog. Partly cloudy and cool to warm elsewhere, with isolated evening showers and thundershowers over central and south-eastern parts. Light to moderate south to south-westerly wind is expected along the coast. Upington: 7° — 24° Kimberley: 6° — 23° De Aar: 5° — 21° Alexander Bay: 9° — 22° Springbok: 12° — 22° Calvinia: -1° — 20° Sutherland: -4° — 18° Western Cape: Fine and cool to cold with morning frost in some interior regions. Light to moderate north-easterly winds in the south and south-west, turning south to south-westerly in the west. Cape Town: 11° — 19° Vredendal: 6° — 23° Riversdale: 5° — 21° George: 5° — 19° Worcester: 6° — 21° Beaufort West: 5° — 23° Oudtshoorn: 5° — 19° Eastern Cape: Morning fog patches south of the escarpment. Fine and cool, becoming partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers in the north. Gqeberha: 10° — 21° Makhanda: 7° — 20° Cradock: 0° — 22° Graaff-Reinet: 0° — 24° East London: 11° — 22° Port St Johns: 13° — 23° Mthatha: 4° — 21° Komani: 0° — 21° Qonce: 8° — 23° KwaZulu-Natal: Cloudy and cool to cold, with isolated showers and rainfall along the coast; otherwise, there will be a clearing trend to partly cloudy conditions by the afternoon. Light to moderate south-westerly winds south of Mandeni; otherwise, moderate to fresh south-easterly, shifting to easterly to north-easterly in the afternoon.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Climate
- Yahoo
Seattle Weather: Sunshine Returns Sunday
Seattle - Light rain fell over much of Western Washington this morning and the cold front swept through the area. Most areas saw close to 2-tenths of an inch of rain early this morning. Unfortunately, many spots east of the Cascades missed out on the rain and conditions there were dry with very gusty winds near the current wildfires. Skies will slowly clear overnight with skies becoming mostly sunny by Sunday afternoon. A few spots may see some patchy fog in the morning, but will quickly clear out. We'll see plenty of sunshine return to the area as yet another ridge of high pressure rebuilds. Afternoon highs will slowly rebound back to near 70 degrees. The stretch of sunshine, dry skies and mild temperatures will continue through next weekend and beyond.
