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Today's Best Deals: A Smarter Olive Oil Bottle, Electric Coffee Grinder, and More

By
Shep McAllister

Assorted kitchenware, the smartest olive oil dispenser, and a popular safety razor lead off Friday’s best deals.

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When you cook with olive oil, you have three choices: You can pour imprecisely, you can make a measuring cup dirty, or you can use Vremi’s $18 olive oil dispenser, which measures out a precise amount of oil before you pour it. I know which one I would choose.

Update: The $18 seller is slightly backordered, so if you see it for $19, just check the Buying Choices page.

I’ll admit, even refurbished, and even on sale, Dyson’s AM08 pedestal fan isn’t cheap. But come on, look at the thing. I want to play Quidditch with it. $150 is the best price we’ve seen on this model, so if it’s been on your wishlist, today’s the day to buy.

It’s easy to see why Cuisinart’s DBM-8 electric burr coffee grinder is Amazon’s top seller in the category. It’s affordable, it’s dead simple to use, it includes 18 coarseness settings, and it looks great. Today’s $40 price tag is roughly $5-$10 less than usual, so perk up, and lock in your order before it sells out.

The Shark Navigator Lift-Away is your favorite upright affordable vacuum, and you can get a refurb from Amazon today for $70, which is the best price we’ve ever seen by $20, and less than half the price of buying it new.

If your kitchen is still stocked with the cookware you bought for your first apartment in college, it’s time to upgrade with today’s Amazon Gold Box.

Inside, you’ll find cookware sets ranging from inexpensive nonstick pans to copper-bottomed stainless steel, cutting boards, knives, and even a stovetop panini pan, all marked down to great low prices. A few of our top picks are below, but head over to Amazon to see the rest. And remember, this is a Gold Box deal, so if there are too many cooks, the best stuff could sell out early.

Nothing beats a massage after a tough day at work, and this $20 pillow includes four rotating massage nodes, infrared heating, and even an included car adapter so you can use it during your commute home. Now you won’t have to debase yourself by using the massage chairs at your local Brookstone.

These Mackie CR4 reference speakers sell for $150 on Amazon, where they carry a 4.4 star review average, but Adorama will sell you the pair for $115 today, which is a match for the best price we’ve ever seen. Plus, a $20 mail-in rebate is available to effectively take them down to $95.

Who doesn’t like extra savings with their khakis (I bet Jake from Statefarm does). When you use the code BESTFERNS40 at Dockers, you get the Friends & Family 40% discount. This includes all the bread-and-butter pieces that Dockers does best, and even sale styles.

Uniqlo is kind of known for their Heattech and AIRism lines, and right now you can get select HEATTECH styles for $8 for both men and women. Even though the colder months are a ways away, it’s better to stock up now because $8 is a steal.

iClever’s BoostCube checks just about every box you could want in a travel USB charger. You get three ports (all at 2.4A simultaneously), a foldable plug, and 240V support if you’re traveling internationally. Amazon’s currently selling it for $17, but you can save $9 today with promo code DEALNUM1 (white model only).

In the mood for new activewear? Take 30% off all apparel from Reebok and stock up on all things athletic. Sports bras, leggings, shorts, and tanks are all 30% off when you use the code FALL30.

If you own a Sony DSLR or mirrorless camera, or a Nikon DSLR, Amazon’s running a sale on well-reviewed Rokinon 14mm f/2.8 wide angle lenses, today only. Prices vary slightly by camera brand, but all are available for under $300, or roughly $70 less than usual.

Lifehacker readers love Merkur safety razors, and you can get your very own for a great low price today on Amazon.

It might seem intimidating at first, but safety razors can get you a closer shave at a fraction of the cost of cartridge-based systems, and you can even try different types of blades to find one that suits your face. We’re not sure how long Amazon’s going to be shaving the price of the Merkur though, so grab yours on sale while you still can.

Mpow’s Swift Bluetooth headphones dominated 2015, and the company’s ergonomic Cheetah line looks like a great sequel. If you want to try out a pair, promo code 2HTIZEGJ will knock them down to $18, a match for the best price we’ve seen.

Note that this is actually the second generation of Cheetah earbuds; Mpow claims to have improved their water resistance this time around, making them perfect for exercise.

While supplies last (which, if history is any indication, won’t be long), you can get a 17 cup and 2.5 cup RubberMaid FreshWorks container for just $12. That’s an all-time low by $3. I might just buy myself a second set.

These recently became one of the fastest products to ever reach our Bestseller pantheon, and we’ve heard nothing but good things from our readers.

Alright, this is just smart. This rolling pin features a removable ring system that allows you to roll out dough to a specific and consistent thickness, and at $16, it’s never been cheaper.

Whether you’re enticed by the idea of a Bluetooth-connected toothbrush, or just want it to get off your lawn, $75 is a great deal for an Oral-B toothbrush with a pressure sensor, five modes, and compatibility with several different brush heads.

If you want to pair it with your phone to track your brushing habits and learn which parts of your mouth aren’t getting enough attention, great! If not, it’s still worth buying at this price, which is an all-time low by $10. Just be sure to clip the $15 coupon.

The new DJI Phantom 4 sure looks impressive, but for $200 less, you can pick up the still-completely-amazing Phantom 3 Professional today, plus a spare battery, a carrying case, and a Corel software bundle all for $899.

You’ll lose out on features like the the Phantom 4's (finicky) accident avoidance, but the camera is still 4K, and it’ll last over 20 minutes on a single charge.

There’s a bit of a chill sweeping the North East, and piling on layers is just the beginning. If you need a new jacket or just want to add to your fall style, take 30% off tops and outerwear from Levi’s with the code TOP30. That goes for everything from their famous Trucker Jacket to a denim button down to a v-neck sweater.

It feels a little weird to say this, but Banana Republic has gotten real good lately. They straddle the line of business casual and trendy streetstyle and it’s kind of great. And if you’ve noticed too, it’s the best time to take advantage of it because they’re giving an extra 40% off all sale styles. Maybe it’s time to give BR a little more respect.

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If your razor of choice is a Gillette or Venus, Amazon’s shaving $4 off dozens or cartridge refill packs, for a limited time. Just find the one that’ll fit your handle, and you’ll see the discount automatically at checkout. You can also save a little more by using Subscribe & Save, though the coupon will only count towards your first delivery.

If your home network has more holes than Swiss cheese, Netgear’s Nighthawk R6700 features beamforming, USB ports, and up to 1750 Mbps maximum throughput, meaning it’s more than enough router for most homes. Amazon’s currently listing it for an all-time low $135, but you can save an additional $20 by clipping the on-page coupon.

Iced coffee is a brilliant way to sell people ice for the price of coffee (which is mostly water to begin with). Cold brew on the other hand is a different process that results in less acidity, among other benefits, and you can do it yourself at home with this top-selling Takeya, now down to $19 on Amazon.

This non-coffee drinker bought one of these a few months ago, and I’m absolutely in love with it. All you have to do is fill the basket with ground coffee, fill the container with water, and let it steep overnight in the fridge. The resulting coffee concentrate needs to be watered down, so one batch should last you several days.

Amazon’s listed slightly lower prices on a few occasions, but $19 is still several dollars less than its usual going rate.

The original Moto 360's time may have passed, but it’s still a perfectly capable wrist computer if you’re on a budget, and $120 is a terrific price for a model with a metal band. Just note that it’s only available for Prime members.

If your car takes synthetic oil, and you like to change it yourself, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better deal than $11 for five quarts of Mobil 1 synthetic oil, complete with Prime shipping. You’ll need to send in your receipt to get a $12 mail-in rebate, but for this price, it’s worth the hassle.

Note: Though Amazon isn’t listed as a retailer on the rebate form, there are countless forum threads online from previous Mobil rebate offers saying they honor it.

Sugru is right up there with binder clips and the Raspberry Pi in Lifehacker’s pantheon of must-have gear, and you can stock up today with eight packs from Amazon for just $15, one of the best prices we’ve ever seen on the stuff.

If you missed out on the Steam Link and Steam Controller discounts during the summer sale, Amazon’s marked them both back down to $35, matching an all-time low.

For those of you with fancy new USB-C-powered gadgets, cables are finally starting to come down in price, and a 2-pack of C-to-C cables for $7 is one of the best deals we’ve seen to date. Just use promo code 2USBCTOC at checkout to save $4.

We see deals on third party GoPro accessory kits all the time, but even by our standards, $9 is cheap. This set includes 40 different accessories, including harnesses, mounts, and even a floating bobber. This will also work with any other action cams with GoPro-compatible cases, including the Yi.

Hands down, Nespresso is the easiest way to make decent espresso at home, and their space-saving Inissia model with included milk frother is down to $99 today on Amazon, the best price we’ve ever seen on the frother bundle.

A well-fitted suit is something everyone should have in their closet, but it’s hard to justify dropping a bunch of money on something you’ll barely wear. Entire the Perry Ellis Semi-Annual Suit Sale. With a huge selection of styles, colors, and cuts, this sale will help you look sharp without breaking the bank.

Perry Ellis is a better way to shop for a suit, with low prices and quality fit. Grab a suit separate that will last your for as low as $90. Everything from a crisp sharkskin suit jacket to perfectly fitting pants, you can find a full suit for a fraction of what you’d pay elsewhere.

Amazon just refreshed its Fire TV Stick with a faster processor, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and most importantly, a voice remote that can now summon Amazon’s excellent Alexa voice assistant in all her glory, in addition to searching for content and apps on your TV.

The Stick ships on October 20 for $40, the same price as the old model without a voice remote. But if you preorder, you’ll also get two months of Hulu, a month of Sling TV (both for new accounts only), and a $10 Amazon Instant video credit to spend on whatever movies or TV shows you choose.

Here’s a TSA luggage lock for $5. I really don’t have anything else to add.

You might not have an immediate need for a pack of multicolored Sharpies, but they’re great to keep stocked in your home office, and Amazon’s currently selling a 24 pack of fine points for only $9 today, an all-time low.

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