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Today's Best Deals: Streaming Boxes, Smart Watches, and a Lot More

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Shep McAllister

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You guys buy boatloads of IR thermometers whenever we post a deal, and it's easy to see why. They're a ton of fun to mess around with, and can come in handy for everything from cooking to home energy savings.

If you still don't own one, you can rectify that for just $12 today. This one even comes with a holster! [Dr.Meter IR-20 Indoor / Outdoor Wireless Non Contact Digital Infrared (IR) Thermometer Gun, $12 with code QKHOVXGV]

The Anker Astro E4 is one of the most popular items we've ever listed, and you can get your own for just $24 right now. Its 13,000mAh battery is enough to charge most smartphones at least four times, making it ideal for long plane rides or camping trips. It's also The Wirecutter's new pick for the best external charger for travel, if you require any more convincing. [Anker Astro E4 13,000mAh External Charger, $24 with code 6F3QHIPX]

In a move that surely has nothing to do with the start of Apple Watch preorders, Amazon has dropped the price of the leather Moto 360 to $179, and the metal version to $229, both all-time lows by a solid margin. You can find all of the variations of the popular smart watch below.

Not ready to hand over your wrist to Apple or Google? These attractive Stuhrling watches are only $55 on Amazon, today only. There are six varieties to choose from, and options for both men and women. [Select Stuhrling Watches, $55]

The Roku 3 just got a refresh, but the only major change was the addition of a voice control remote. If that's not such a big deal for you, you can save $35 by opting for a refurb of the old one instead. This is the best price we've ever seen on a Roku 3 refurb, so snap it up while you can. [Refurb Roku 3, $65]

With 15FPS RAW shooting and 4K video capabilities, Samsung's NX1 mirrorless camera is one of the most advanced shooters on the market. $1300 for the body matches the lowest price ever, and Adorama is also throwing in a Rode shotgun mic and a speedy 64GB SD card to sweeten the deal. [Samsung NX1 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body, Card, Microphone, $1299]

Want a better night's sleep without shelling out for a brand new mattress? These 3" memory foam toppers from Simmons might be just what you're looking for, and Woot has them in all sizes for great low prices today. [Simmons 3" Gel Foam Mattress Topper, $55-$125]

Can you name another desk fan or space heater that you'd want to leave out and visible when guests visit? The Dyson AM05 is both devices in one, and it deserves to be in a museum as much as your living room. You can grab a refurb today for $140, which is about half the price of buying a new one. [Refurb Dyson AM05 Fan/Space Heater, $140]

If you want to circulate or heat the air in an entire room, the larger Dyson AM09 is also on sale brand new. [Dyson AM09, $337]

If your Minecraft creations never und up looking like the marvelous castles from your favorite YouTube videos, Mojang's official handbooks can help. Plus, they'll look great on your shelf.

Not only does the PS Vita come with a $30 discount today, it also ships with a copy of Borderlands 2. Can't beat that. [PS Vita Borderlands Bundle, $170]

Switching to an SSD is the best upgrade you can make for your computer, and the Samsung 850 EVO is the best SSD for most people. The spacious 500GB model is down to $180 today on eBay, with no sales tax for most. That's a match for the best price we've ever seen. [Samsung 850 EVO 500GB, $180]

Don't throw out that old iHome: this cheap little dongle can plug into your existing stereo systems (or even headphones!) to add Bluetooth streaming with no fuss. [ iClever Portable A2DP Wireless Bluetooth 3.0 Streaming Receiver, $15 with code 3CJ3TB5X]

$25-per-terabyte is one of the best deals on external storage you're likely to see these days. Plus, no sales tax for most. This particular mode was actually released less than two weeks ago, and I have to say, I'm a fan of the case design. [Seagate Expansion 4TB USB 3.0 3.5" Desktop External Hard Drive, $100]

Amazon Prime Pantry is great for city dwellers or the perpetually busy who want to avoid a few trips to the nearest supermarket, but each box has a flat $6 shipping fee. Today on Amazon though, they'll waive that fee if your box includes four select household cleaning items. That's perfect timing for spring cleaning, and a nice excuse to take one less journey to the store. [For a Limited Time, Buy 4 Select Spring Cleaning Pantry Items at Amazon and Save $5.99 Off Your Order]

GPS-enabled fitness trackers don't dip below $100 very often (hell, even the $17,000 Apple Watch doesn't have GPS), so running buffs should take note of this Garmin Forerunner 210 for $85. It's a refurb, but it still comes with a one year warranty, and you'll be paying roughly half the price of a new one.

In addition to GPS, it'll track your heart rate, automatically start a new lap timer, and even tell you what time it is! [Refurb Garmin Forerunner 210HRM GPS Fitness Watch with Heart Rate Monitor, $85]

It's time for April showers, which means it's time to freshen up your wiper blades, and Amazon will sell you a pair of Anco Transforms for $22, which is a great price for two. Just pick the ones you need using Amazon's car part finder tool, and your discount will show up at checkout automatically.

Once you have your receipt though, you might be able to mail or upload it to Anco for a $10 rebate, bringing the total cost of two blades down to $12. The fine print of the rebate says it's not valid with any other promotions, but sometimes that's just legalese that they don't really enforce. I bought a pair and submitted for the rebate, and will update this post once they accept or reject it. If it works, it'll be by far the best deal we've ever seen on wiper blades, but if it doesn't, $22 is still a great deal. [Two Anco Wiper Blades, $22. Plus $10 YMMV Mail-In Rebate]

Update: My rebate was accepted as valid! That doesn't mean yours definitely will, but it's a great sign.

If you've been waiting for a deal on the GoPro Hero4 Black, $100 off is about as good as you're going to do. The Hero4 Black can shoot 4K at 30FPS, and is pretty much indisputably the best action camera money can buy. [GoPro Hero4 Black, $400]

It might not be mission-critical equipment for your home, but a good label maker is a nice gadget to keep around, and Amazon's top seller is only $10 today.

If you remember the old label makers that literally pressed the letters into a piece of tape, this is a bit more advanced than what you're picturing. The Dymo LabelManager 160 can print in eight fonts at six sizes, along with clipart and special characters, and you can even preview the entire label on its LCD screen before you print. The last time we posted this deal, it sold out quickly, so you'll want to grab yours fast.

Again, this might not be something you pull out every day, but at $10, why the hell not? [ Dymo LabelManager 160, $10]

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