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Most Presidents’ Day sales are over, but there are still plenty of noteworthy deals happening right now. TCL’s 65-inch 6-series 4K HDR Roku TV is cheaper than ever. Amazon has discounted several Ring smart home products, as well as all of its Fire TV set-top boxes. Oh, and it’s apparently Anime Month, so there are discounts on beloved anime series on Blu-ray and DVD. Here are a few of the best deals that we’ve seen thus far today.
TCL’s 6-series 4K HDR Roku TVs come highly recommended if you care about quality, but don’t want to spend over $1K. The 65-inch model is currently the cheapest that it’s ever been at Amazon. Usually costing around $1,000, it’s $829.99 right now. In early January, we saw it fall to $849, but if you’ve been waiting for it to drop a bit more, now is a good time to buy.
If 65 inches is too big for your home, the 55-inch model is $579.99, which is only $30 more than the cheapest price, according to price tracker CamelCamelCamel. You may find a cheaper price from time to time at Best Buy, but be warned that neither its 55-inch or 65-inch models include the voice remote that comes with the standard TV that Amazon sells.
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Amazon’s Fire TV streaming sticks and set-top boxes are discounted for the next few days as well. Whether you’re looking for something that’s simple to plug and play, or are aiming to configure a more complex setup that can record shows with Amazon’s Fire TV Recast, Amazon’s catalog of devices is cheaper.
- Amazon Fire TV Stick with the latest remote is $29.99 (usually $39.99; streams at 1080p resolution)
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K with the latest remote is $39.99 (usually $49.99)
- Amazon Fire TV Cube is $79.99 (usually $119.99; streams at 4K resolution)
- Amazon Fire TV Recast starts at $189.99 for the 500GB version with two tuners ($229.99 for the 1TB version with four tuners)
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If you want to kit your home with smart doorbells and lights from Ring, you can do so for less until February 23rd. Most of its product catalog is $30 off, though if you really want to max out the savings, Amazon is offering the third-gen Echo Dot for an extra $10. This smart speaker recently returned to its original $49.99 price, so this is your chance to get it for cheap — just note that it’s still on backorder, so adding it onto your shipment will delay it until March 13th.
- Ring Video Doorbell 2 is $169.99 (usually $199.99; Amazon will throw in an Echo Dot for an extra $10)
- Ring Video Doorbell Pro is $199.99 (usually $249.99; you can add on an Echo Dot for $10)
- Ring Floodlight camera is $219 (usually $249; eligible for a $10 Echo Dot)
- The Ring Alarm Kit is still $40 off at $159 (usually $199; comes with a free Echo Dot)
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Loads of acclaimed anime series are available at Amazon for less than usual in celebration of Anime Month. The selection isn’t exhaustive, but there are a few notable classics:
- Cowboy Bebop: Complete Series on Blu-ray is $19.99 (usually $29.99)
- Samurai Champloo: Complete Series on Blu-ray is $15.99 (usually $34.42)
- Steins;Gate: Complete Series on Blu-ray is $19.99 (usually $29.09)
Best Buy is offering a free Google Home Mini smart speaker when you purchase a multi-pack of Tile Bluetooth trackers. It currently offers two bundles: one that’s a combo of Mate and Slim trackers, and one that’s just a four-pack of Mate trackers. For your reference, the Mate offers user-replaceable batteries, but the Slim will need to be trashed after the battery dies. If you want to keep them around after the batteries expire, the four-pack of Mate trackers is your best bet.
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