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Sunday's Best Deals: Witcher 3, $40 off Fire Tablets, $2 Books, & More

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If you need a cheap, more-than-decent tablet in your life, Amazon’s knocking a whopping $40 off the price of Kindle Fire HD 7 and Kindle Fire HDX 7” today, bringing them down to just $99 and $199, respectively.

These tablets aren’t going to replace your computer, but they’re perfectly serviceable Netflix-streaming, game-playing piece of glass, and at these prices, that’s all they need to be to justify their existence. The Fire HD 7 packs a good-enough 1280x800 display and 8GB of storage, which is fine if you want to use this as a portable streaming TV, or something of the sort. Check out Gizmodo’s review (which is technically of the 6” model, but internally the 7” is identical) if you want to learn more.

Spend an extra $100 on the HDX to step up to a gorgeous 1920x1200 display, faster processor, HD front-facing camera, and 32GB of storage. If you plan on using this for games or want to store a lot of movies locally for traveling, it’s worth the price premium. Gizmodo loved it, too.

Several of Roku’s newly-refreshed streaming boxes are getting a $10 discount today on Amazon, which is one of the best deals we’ve seen on the newest models. If you’re not caught up, here’s what’s new:

  • The $70 Roku 2 is getting a lot faster (as fast as the Roku 3, but it loses the “marriage saver” headphone jack on the remote)
  • The $100 Roku 3 adds a microphone so you can search for things with your voice instead of hunt ‘n peck on a keyboard floating in the middle of your TV

Once you get yours, be sure to install some private channels!

Every day, Amazon offers deals on select Kindle books, and today they’re bringing back the most popular discounts of 2015. That’s great if you need another chance to load up your Kindle with summer reading material. [Up to 80% Off the Most Popular Kindle Daily Deals of 2015 (So Far)]

Great espresso requires significant investments of time, money, and effort, as well as the willingness to buy fresh beans and the scheduling to use them quickly. We’ll have a guide on that soon, but if you know it’s not gonna happen for you, keep reading.

The Nespresso Pixie with bundled Aeroccino Plus chrome milk frother is down to its lowest price ever today on Crate & Barrel. Despite its diminutive size, the Pixie uses 19 bars of pressure to push water through the coffee (15 is the standard minimum for great espresso), and it all happens with the press of one button and essentially no cleanup. Nespresso has a growing selection of coffee varieties to choose from, and third-party coffee roasters have gotten into the mix as well. [Nespresso Pixie with Milk Frother, $140]

Not only does the PS Vita come with a $45 discount today, it also ships with a copy of Borderlands 2 and an 8GB starter memory card. That’s easily the best Vita deal we’ve ever seen. [PS Vita Borderlands Bundle, $155 with code C15FATHERSDAY]

The Witcher 3 has gotten rave reviews on Kotaku, and you can get a copy for just $42 from Target today, which is a huge discount for such a new game.

With 250 hours of battery life on a single set of AAs and 250-2500 adjustable DPI, the Logitech G602 is a great all-around mouse for the gamer on the go. This model has an excellent 4.4 star review average on Amazon, and the G series was also one of your nominations for best gaming mouse, so you can buy it with confidence.

Amazon has it for $40 right now, an all-time low, so crank up your DPI and put it in your cart on the double. [Logitech G602, $40]

Update: Here are more gaming mice on sale:

Today only, Amazon’s got a huge variety of High Sierra backpacks, luggage, and hydration packs on sale. Now get hiking. [Up to 65% off High Sierra Backpacks and Hydration Packs]

Today on eBay, you can grab a brand new iPad Air 2 64GB for the same price as the 16GB model. If you’ve been thinking of picking one of these up, that’s you basically just quadrupled your storage for free. You can even choose from all three colors. [iPad Air 2 64GB, $500]

Keep your phone near eye level while you drive with this $6 magnetic vent mount. No texting! [TechMatte MagGrip Vent Magnetic Universal Car Mount Smartphone Holder, $6 with code W8G4P6C9]

You might not want to carry it around town with you, but this massive battery pack includes three USB ports, and is perfect for long flights, camping trips, or power outages. [EC Technology 2nd Gen Deluxe 22400mAh Ultra High Capacity 3 USB Output External Battery, $29 with code MV76HD9U]

Target is currently offering $10 back when you spend $40 on household essentials like laundry detergent, paper towels, toilet paper, and more. You know, stuff you have to buy anyway. [Spend $40 on Household Essentials, Get $10 Back]

Motion-sensing LED night lights have been the surprise hit of 2015 here on Kinja Deals, and we’ve got another great deal on one of the most popular models today.

$9 gets you a single OxyLED T-05 motion sensing light with promo code 6OFFT051. If you need more than one (they work great in closets and cabinets too, not just hallways), you can save more by buying in bulk. Just use the correct promo code:

  • One for $9 with code 6OFFT051
  • Two for $17 with code 13OFT052
  • Three for $25 with code 20OFT053
  • 10 for $83 with code 60FT0510

Just add however many you want into your cart, and apply the appropriate promo code at checkout for your discount. [OxyLED T-05 DIY Stick-on Anywhere 10-LED Wireless Motion Sensing Light]

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