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Today's Best Deals: All-Clad, Anker, Fossil, and More

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Shep McAllister

All-Clad skillets, Fossil accessories, and Anker’s fastest chargers lead off Wednesday’s best deals.

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All-Clad skillets are among the most popular pieces of cookware we’ve ever posted, and Amazon’s marked the 10 and 12" tri-ply down to their lowest prices ever.

These skillets feature a durable stainless steel cooking surface, an even and rapid-heating aluminum core, and a beautiful stainless exterior, all sandwiched together to create the ultimate pan. And, like all All-Clad items, it comes with a lifetime warranty, though you probably won’t need it so long as you treat it well.

You’ve actually got a couple different options to choose from today. Most buyers will want to opt for the 12" skillet with lid for $90, but if you’re only cooking for one or two, you might be able to get away with the 10" model for $75.

Last week, Philips’ insanely popular (and some would say life-changing) Wake Up Light was on sale for an all-time low $44 courtesy of a $10 Amazon coupon. If you slept on that deal though, it’s back in stock today. You can read more about the deal here, but I’ll just say that I absolutely love mine.

The Amazon Echo Dot, launched earlier this year, was designed as a miniature Amazon Echo that you could put in any room of your house, uplifting its larger sibling’s Alexa-powered smarts from a single-room affair to an omniscient personal assistant ready to respond to every back and call.

Unfortunately, it was a tad expensive at $90, you could only order it through an Amazon Echo, and it was perpetually backordered. All three of those problems are fixed with today’s re-release. The hardware is basically unchanged (save for hardware volume buttons, and a new white version), but it only costs $50 now, and you can order it from any web browser, with delivery set for October. Plus, if you really want to put them in every room of your house, you can buy six for the price of five with promo code DOT6PACK, or 12 for the price of 10 with code DOT12PACK.

These do have tiny speakers built-in, but if you’re planning on using it to actively listen to music or radio, you’ll want to plug it into a larger set of speakers, or pair it via Bluetooth to something like the Anker SoundCore. Amazon is also offering a $35 discount, today only, when you pair the Dot with a Bose SoundLink Mini.

If you still haven’t picked out a starter case for your new iPhone 7, Anker’s taking 20% off their clear options today. I’m not usually a clear case guy, but if you ordered Jet Black, these will allow you to show off Jony Ive’s newest wet dream without attracting any micro-abrasions.

Click here to see all of the options and promo codes.

You don’t need to buy a new car to get that fancy, blue-tinted Xenon headlight look. You can add it to your old beater with these Philips CrystalVision bulbs, now marked down to just $17 per pair in 9003 and 9006 sizes.

If you aren’t familiar, these are standard halogen bulbs that should work in most cars, but the glass is tinted to put out that bluish, 4000K light that’s the hallmark of Xenon. And yes, they’re just as bright as normal bulbs, and they’re completely street legal. So if you’re ready to make the switch, and these bulbs are compatible with your vehicle, Amazon’s never had them cheaper.

If you make a habit of shopping at Banana Republic, GAP, Old Navy, or Athleta, you can pick up a $100 e-gift card today on eBay for just $85. Since it’s just a gift card, your savings will stack with any other deals or promotions the retailers offer as well.

Note: Yes, I know it’s labeled as a Banana Republic gift card, but it’s valid at all of the stores listed above.

If you’re going to invest in good knives, you really ought to invest in a magnetic knife bar to show them off. Not only does it look cool; it also won’t dull your blades like a knife block can.

Dustbusters are perfect for cleaning furniture, shelves, and most critically, cars, and this lithium ion model is marked down to an all-time low $33 today on Amazon.

This TP-Link router isn’t the fastest or most powerful model on the market, but it has a solid 4.1 review average, and should be adequate for most apartments or smaller homes. Not bad considering this is the best price we’ve ever seen on any reputable 802.11ac router. Just be sure to clip the $10 coupon to get the deal.

The imminent release of the PS4 Slim has created the first real wave of actual PS4 discounts we’ve ever seen, as long as you don’t mind buying the larger, but otherwise mostly identical, original model. This particular listing doesn’t include any games, but $260 is the best get-in-the-door price we’ve ever seen on the PS4.

Anker, purveyor of your favorite USB charging gear, has a whole new lineup of Quick Charge 3.0-compatible chargers, and you can save an extra 15% on any or all of them today. Just be sure to note the promo codes below.

These KMASHI battery packs don’t include Quick Charge technology like the aforementioned Anker PowerCore, but with these deals, they’re selling at some of the best price-per-mAh ratios we’ve ever seen.

Logitech’s Z313 speakers won’t blow you away like some of your top picks, but they’ll still be leaps and bounds better than the speakers built into your laptop, and you can grab a refurbished set for just $18 today, complete with subwoofer.

Jackery makes some of the most popular battery packs around, but the new Jackery Jewel is unlike anything we’ve ever seen.

Really, the Jewel isn’t so much a battery pack as it is a Lightning cable with a battery bulge in the middle. That 450mAh battery is only good for a ~15-20% charge, depending on the iPhone model, but that can be the difference between finishing the night with a working smartphone or an inert slab of glass. And of course, it also works as a standard Lightning cable, complete with passthrough charging and data transfer.

If you like to do your own oil changes, or aren’t afraid to tinker on the underside of your car, these inexpensive RhinoRamps are the quickest way to elevate your car. Obviously, they won’t help you for tire changes, and they won’t give you a ton of clearance, but for quick, basic maintenance, they should get the job done.

If you’re looking to up your watch game, Amazon’s Fossil Gold Box is for you. There’s a bunch of styles to choose from (including some handbags, wallets, belts and other accessories as well) starting as low at $14. Both men and women can get in on this sale.

Nobody really needs a bread maker, but making your own bread from scratch is rewarding in the same way that making any food yourself is rewarding, and these discounted Panasonics make it easy.

The Panasonic SD-YD250 is on sale in today’s Amazon Gold Box for an all-time low $70, and can bake a 2.5 pound loaf with three loaf sizes, and three crust darkness settings. It even includes an 11 hour delay option and a yeast dispenser to add the yeast automatically at the optimal time.

This OXO spiralizer can cut your favorite fruits and vegetables into versatile stings and strands, and includes three different blades, and even suction cups on the bottom to keep it locked to your counter. Today’s $30 price tag is $10 less than usual, making it the perfect gift for the home chef who has everything.

Microfiber cloths are great for cleaning everything from your face, to your computer monitor, to your car (not to mention packing jewelry), and this 36-pack is back down to just $15 today on Amazon, or a couple bucks less than usual.

You’ve heard of Automatic’s smart driving assistant, but if $70-$100 is too rich for your blood, this cheap OBD2 dongle connects to any iPhone or Android device over Wi-Fi, and can fulfill many of the same functions using various third party apps.

The temperatures are dropping (I promise) and that means it’s time to break out your jackets. If you’re behind on elevating your outwear, check out Uniqlo’s sale on fall jackets. Denim, faux leather, and waterproof jackets are marked down as low as $30, so maybe grab two if you’re in need.

Madewell may be known for their quirky hipster styles, but their leather goods are something to always consider. Grab 30% off bags and shoes, plus get free shipping right now. I just wrote about how amazing the Madewell Transport Collection was, and at 30% off, it’s worth picking up.

The Amazon Fire HD 6 is one of the best sub-$100 tablets you can buy, and you can score a certified refurb from Amazon today for just $50 with promo code KINJA10. This tablet is a steal at its usual $70, and considering that the refurbs come with the standard one year warranty, I’d call this the best deal we’ve seen.

43" is a bit on the small side, but if you don’t need your TV to be any bigger, this 4K Insignia is a great deal at $300. It even includes built-in Roku software for managing all of your smart apps. It’s time.

These Aukey Bluetooth earbuds run for eight hours, include a two year warranty, and only cost $16 today with promo code AUKEY2BT. I know it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison, but all three of those specs are better than Apple’s upcoming AirPods.

We’ve written a lot about Vizio’s 5.1 channel 38" sound bar, but if you don’t care about the rear channels, the 2.1 version is essentially the same product, without the satellite speakers. It’s currently selling for $158 new on Amazon, but if you can live with a refurb, you can get yours for just $100 today.

On paper, this TP-Link modem is functionally identical to the venerable Motorola Surfboard SB6141, but you can get it for a fraction of the price; just $40 today after you clip the $5 coupon. If you’re still paying your ISP a modem rental fee every month, this should pay for itself in short order.

If you like to shop at Cabela’s for camping gear, YETI coolers, or anything else, this discounted gift card is basically $18 of free cash towards your next trip to the store or online purchase.

You could say it’s too early for Halloween candy. But then again, you would be wrong. For a limited time, Amazon’s taking an extra 20% off Nestle (Butterfinger, Crunch, SweetTarts, etc.) and Wrigley (Skittles, Starburst, Life Savers) Halloween candy bags, and 25% off Hershey. Just note that you won’t see the discount until checkout.

Sure, your phone’s alarm will wake you up on time, but it doesn’t include an FM radio, it won’t function as a nightstand USB charger, and it definitely can’t project the current time onto your wall or ceiling. For a limited time, you can save $10 on this alarm clock with code OJI5CEXP.

While it lacks the brand recognition of the Fitbit Aria, this $41 smart scale can still sync your weight, body fat, and other stats to your phone over Bluetooth so you can track your measurements over time. And if you own an iPhone, it’ll even sync to the Health app, so you can integrate the stats with tons of other fitness apps.

Giant plugs that cover up half the outlets on your power strip should be outlawed, but until that day arrives, these short extension cords will have to do. $14 gets you a pack of 10, which should be enough for even the most advanced home theater setups.

We’ve seen several deals lately on RFID-blocking front pocket wallets, but if none of them have been quite what you’re looking for, maybe this one will fit the bill. It’s leather, it can hold at least six cards, an ID, and some cash, and it’s only $6 today with code KQ8LGLCN.

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