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Anker makes some of the best and most popular charging gear in the world, and a huge assortment of it is on sale today on Amazon. These battery packs, USB chargers, and kevlar-wrapped Lightning cables would all make great gifts for the holidays, so stock up while they’re cheap.

Anker PowerCore+ 13400 Premium Aluminum Portable Charger (Black) ($28) | Amazon | Promo code QSONC9X7

Anker PowerCore+ 13400 Premium Aluminum Portable Charger (Silver) ($28) | Amazon | Promo code 4PUHJLQY

Anker PowerCore 10400 Portable Charger (White) ($16) | Amazon | Promo code 9CF24K3Z

Anker PowerCore 15600 Portable Charger (White) ($23) | Amazon | Promo code QXLGHFGY

Anker PowerCore mini Ultra-Compact Portable Phone Charger ($6) | Amazon | Promo code JK6DHEID

Anker PowerPort 6 (60W 6-Port USB Charging Hub) + Anker [6-Pack] PowerLine Micro USB ($30) | Amazon | Add both to cart and use code SBTQY3UM

Anker PowerLine Kevlar Lightning Cable ($7) | Amazon | Promo code NYGHCGQZ

Pet owners looking to get a gift for their furry roommates should check out today’s Amazon Gold Box, which is packed with gear to make pet ownership just a little bit easier.

The highlights here include several automatic water dispensers, a timer-based meal dispensary, and a couple of food-centric cat toys. I’m not saying you could leave your pets alone for a long weekend with only these products, but if you’re going to be getting home later than usual, it’d be nice to know that they won’t go hungry or thirsty. [Pet Gear Gold Box]

If you were planning on buying a soundbar during Black Friday, Amazon went ahead and preemptively price-matched Best Buy’s planned deal on this Samsung model with wireless subwoofer. No need to wait! [Samsung HW-J450 2.1 Channel 300 Watt Wireless Audio Soundbar, $148]

Most gaming mice look like futuristic EMP grenades or robotic pets, but Razer’s DeathAdder became one of your favorite gaming mice by keeping things clean and simple. Want to try one out, or buy it for the gamer in your life this holiday season? Amazon’s marked it down to $40 today, the best price we’ve ever seen. [Razer DeathAdder, $40]

The humble Raspberry Pi has been inspiring clever hacks for years, and whether you’re new to the Pi or just want to upgrade your original model, we’ve found a great deal on the new (and much-improved) Raspberry Pi 2.

This $37 kit only comes with the computer and a basic case, no extras, so look in the “Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought” section on the Amazon page to find out what else you need to get up and running. [Raspberry Pi 2 Model B (1GB) With Case, $33 with code NILQ8SN2]

If you need some inspiration, Lifehacker has written approximately 17 billion articles on the Pi, including a instructions to turn it into a retro gaming console, and a ton of other fun project ideas to get you started.

Today only, Amazon’s offering all-time low prices on a pair of inexpensive MEE Audio wireless headphones.

The on-ear Air-Fi Rumbles are $20 off their usual price, and a fantastic deal if you like that style of headphones, and while the earbuds are a bit more expensive from similar offerings from the likes of Aukey and Mpow, MEE audio is certainly more of a name brand, if that’s important to you.

MEE audio AF18 Bluetooth Wireless Sports Earphones ($23) | Amazon

MEE audio Air-Fi Rumble Enhanced-Bass Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headphones ($40) | Amazon | Also available in blue

Your newly-mented favorite portable hard drive is down to just $50 for a terabyte today. [WD My Passport Ultra 1TB, $50]

Need more space? Here’s a 2TB option for $70. [Toshiba Canvio Connect 2TB Portable Hard Drive, $70]

Amazon has matched yet another advertised Black Friday deal early, if you want to avoid the holiday rush. This time, it’s a Nutri Ninja Pro blender for $60, the best price they’ve ever listed.

The Nutri Ninja is capable of chopping through seeds, ice and skins for evenly blended smoothies. Plus, the blending containers themselves turns into to-go cups, meaning you’ll have fewer dishes to wash once you’re done. [Nutri Ninja Pro, $60]

Logitech’s UE Mini Boom Bluetooth speaker earned a Wirecutter recommendation as the best portable Bluetooth speaker, and you can score a refurb from Woot today for $40 shipped. [Refurb Logitech UE Mini Boom Bluetooth Speaker, $40]

I’m not sure what the market is for tablets that aren’t iPads or $50 Amazon screens these days, but Amazon has preemptively price-matched a pair of advertised Black Friday deals on Samsung Galaxy Tabs.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 (7-Inch, Black) ($120) | Amazon | Black Friday price match

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7-Inch Tablet (16 GB, SMOKY Titanium) ($230) | Amazon | Black Friday price match

If you travel with any regularity, this versatile little gadget may just be your new best friend. They call it the RAVPower Wireless Hard Drive Companion, but that name doesn’t do it justice, because it’s really three gadgets in one:

  • Wireless Bridge: Turn an authenticated hotel Wi-Fi network into a standard network that multiple devices (including Chromecasts and other streaming boxes) can connect to.
  • 3,000mAh USB Battery Pack: Keep your phone charged during a long day away from any power outlets.
  • File Hub: Transfer files and wirelessly stream content from an SD card, hard drive, or flash drive to all of your devices. That allows you to transfer photos from your camera to your phone with ease, or even host movie files that wouldn’t fit on your tablet’s built-in storage for a long plane ride.

Today on Amazon, you can knock $10 off the price of the device with promo code OC7KWLK7. We aren’t sure how many they have in stock, or how long the promo code will last, so I’d act fast if you’re interested. [RAVPower Wireless Hard Drive Companion, $30 with code OC7KWLK7]

We’ve all had to throw away leftovers or cuts of meat and cheese that spent a little too much time in the fridge or freezer, but vacuum sealing your foods can keep them safe from freezer burn pretty much indefinitely, and dramatically extend their shelf life everywhere else.

It sounds like an expensive proposition, but today only, Amazon’s selling the well-reviewed FoodSaver Starter Kit for just $57, complete with everything you need to get started. Of course you can use this to store meats in the freezer for a long time, but it can also keep cheese from molding, lettuce from wilting, or cookies from going stale, just to name a few examples. Think about how much food you throw away, and you’ll get a sense of just how quickly this purchase could pay for itself. [FoodSaver V2244 Vacuum Sealing System, $57]

The Philips Norelco Multigroom 5100 is actually seven different grooming tools rolled up into one device, and you can own one for an all-time low $25 today on Amazon. [Philips Norelco Multigroom 5100 Grooming Kit, $25 after $5 Off Coupon]

This thing is silly and unnecessary, but for $17, I want it. It’d also make a nice little gift for people who enjoy desk toys. [Hoverkraft Levitating Construction Challenge, $17]

Guitar Hero Live’s standard bundle dropped to its $70 Black Friday price yesterday, but if you were holding out for a similar deal on the 2-pack bundle, it just dropped $30 as well on PS4 and Xbox One. [Guitar Hero Live 2-Pack, $120]

If you somehow still haven’t played GTA V, Amazon’s marked it down to $34 on PS4 and Xbox One today, an all-time low. [Grand Theft Auto V, $34]

Still hanging on to a last-gen console? You can get a copy for $24.

The UE Boom Bluetooth speaker is the best you can buy, according to Gizmodo, and Amazon and Best Buy have marked it down to $100 today, the best price we’ve ever seen by a solid margin. [UE Boom, $100. Multiple colors available]

It’s 2015, and your headphones shouldn’t need wires anymore. Luckily, Amazon’s taking half off the usual price of these 4.5 star-rated Sony on-ears, the best price we’ve ever seen. [Sony MDRXB950BT/B Extra Bass Bluetooth Headset, $98]

Dorco makes some of the best razors on the market, including the ones you get every month in your Dollar Shave Club box. If you don’t mind buying in bulk though, you can save even more in their early Black Friday sale. Plus, if you spend $10, your order ships for free. [Dorco Early Black Friday Sale]

Raise your hand if you knew that Amazon sold their own custom-branded resistance bands. No? 10 standing biceps curls for you. These are cheaper than ever as part of Amazon’s early Black Friday promotion, and a staple for any home gym. [AmazonBasics Resistance Band Set, $17]

This isn’t the first time Amazon’s had a sale like this, but if your car’s wiper blades are a little worn down, you can replace them both for just $22 today.

All you have to do is add any two Valeo frameless wiper blades (shipped and sold by Amazon) to your cart, and their total price will automatically drop to $22 at checkout. If you can’t remember what sizes your car requires, Amazon has a built-in tool at the top of the page to filter the options. [Buy Any Two Valeo Wiper Blades For $22]

If you need to refresh your Star Wars knowledge before you see The Force Awakens, both trilogies are on sale for $35 today on Blu-ray. Just let it in.

Star Wars Trilogy Episodes IV-VI ($35) | Amazon

Star Wars Trilogy Episodes I-III ($35) | Amazon

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