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Today's Best Deals: Anker RoboVac, NFL Apparel, More Early Black Friday Discounts

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Shep McAllister

Calvin Klein clothing, Anker’s new RoboVac, and tons of early Black Friday discounts lead off Tuesday’s best deals.

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Anker (operating under its home-focused brand Eufy) just released the new RoboVac 11, and you can already save $44 with promo code NEWVAC01.

Compared to the popular RoboVac 10, the 11 is over twice as powerful, includes a larger dust bin, and boasts a tempered glass top case, rather than plastic. Pound for pound, it stacks up very well with mid-level Roombas, but at $176, it’s far less expensive.

We expect we’ll be seeing Nest’s annual $50 Black Friday discounts from several retailers in the coming days, but Best Buy struck first today with promo code NESTDEAL.

Needless to say, Nest has a lot more competition in the smart home space than in previous years, including the Ecobee3 thermostat (also $200 right now), and the excellent Logitech Circle security cam (down to $130). I’d concede that Nest’s stuff still looks the nicest from an industrial design perspective, but these competitors are worth a look too, especially at Black Friday prices.

If your movie theater of choice is a Regal Cinema, there’s zero reason not to buy this $15 gift card for $10, courtesy of Groupon. That $5 you saved is almost enough to cover your popcorn.

Neutrogena’s Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch sunscreen was your favorite sunscreen, by a large margin. Right now, the cream, spray, and stick sunscreens are all on sale. Clip the coupons and your 25% off will be automatically added at checkout. You can also use Subscribe & Save and get additional discounts.

Waterpik is an easier (and they would argue more effective) way to “floss” between your teeth, and Amazon is once again taking $7 off the Aquarius model, bringing it down to an all-time low $53. Just remember to clip the coupon, and note that the discount isn’t shown until checkout.

If excessive noise (or utter silence) makes it difficult for you to doze off, this popular white noise machine might be the key to a better night’s sleep. Marpac’s Dohm-DS boasts a 4.5 star average on nearly 10,000 (!!!) reviews, and Amazon’s offering the tan model for an all-time low $31 today. I wouldn’t sleep on it, as this price is unlikely to last long.

Amazon’s Gold Box is full (15 pages full) of up to 50% off Calvin Klein clothing and accessories. Everything from suits and sport coats for men, to dresses and those famous CK undies for women. There are even some really great winter coats as well.

Black Friday deals week isn’t limited to buying gifts for yourself and other humans; your pets can get in on the action with today’s PetSafe Gold Box.

Inside, you’ll find over a dozen automatic water fountains and pet doors, all marked down to great low prices. Just remember that like all Gold Box deals, these deals are only available today, or until all lapped up.

If you missed out on last week’s Michelin wiper blade sale, or just prefer Bosch Insight blades, you can grab a pair for $23 from Amazon today.

Just pick the two you need, add them to your cart, and the discount should appear automatically, assuming both were shipped and sold by Amazon.com. The deal even allows you to mix and match sizes, so you can almost certainly find a combination that will work for your car.

Meguiar’s is one of the most trusted names in the car detailing game, and Amazon’s offering an all-time low price on Meguiar’s complete car care kit, which includes all of the following:

  • Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo and Conditioner
  • Gold Class Liquid Wax
  • Quik Detailer
  • Quik Interior Detailer
  • Two Claying Bars
  • PlastX Headlight Cleaner
  • ScratchX 2.0
  • Microfiber Wash Mitt
  • Supreme Shine Microfiber Towel
  • Foam Applicator

You might not need to use all of this stuff all at once, but buy it now for one low price, and you’ll have it ready to go in the garage when you need it. It would also make a fantastic gift for just about any car owner.

Uniqlo is full of some pretty fantastic deals right now. First, they’ve finally brought back free shipping with no minimum. That means you can buy your $2 socks, or those $9 HEATTECH tees that are on sale, and not pay shipping. And if you’re really excited about that sale, you can grab $15 off orders of $150+, $30 off orders of $200+, and $50 off orders of $200+.

Another day, another J.Crew Factory markdown. This time, get 50% off everything (price as marked), and an extra 50% off all clearance. J.Crew Factory has been on sale basically for the last week, so if you haven’t stocked up on workwear staples and outwear galore, maybe this one will change your mind.

With the football season in full swing, it’s about time you rep your team with this NFL Gear Gold Box. Even if your fantasy team is doing better than your actual team, there are discounted team tees, long-sleeves, and hoodies to at least help pad your tailgating budget. As with all Gold Box deals, it’s only around for a day (which is only slightly shorter than most football games).

Anker’s original SoundBuds still hold the title of your favorite affordable Bluetooth headphones, but if you can’t get them to sit correctly in your ears, the new SoundBuds NB10s were designed just for you.

The highlight feature here is the NB10's wraparound design; once these things are in your ears, they’re not going anywhere until you take them out. They’re also IPX5 water-resistant (an improvement from the original’s IPX4 rating), pack in 12mm drivers, and include Anker’s hassle-free 18 month warranty.

For a limited time, promo code ANKUSNB1 will take $8 off your pair, the best price we’ve ever seen by $4. Needless to say, these would also make great gifts.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and XCOM 2 are both down to their Black Friday prices already, joining the previously-mentioned Overwatch and Borderlands: The Handsome Collection.

Infinite Warfare will set you back $40 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, which is pretty great considering the game’s only a few weeks old, while XCOM 2 is marked all the way down to $30 on both major consoles.

Two full Borderlands games, remastered in 1080p, with all DLC included, for $15. That’s what you call value. This is the price we were expecting to see on Black Friday, so there’s no need to wait.

Your music game could teach you how to push a few colorful buttons on an oversized plastic controller, or it could actually teach you to play the guitar. Rocksmith does the latter, and it’s deeply discounted on Amazon today.

Today only, you can pick up the base game for $30, or the game plus an actual Les Paul electric guitar for $130, both all-time lows. Either way, you’ll also get a special cable to hook up a guitar to your console, and let you start learning to play.

Just note that this deal is only available today, and we’re not expecting any encores, so don’t miss out.

We’ve seen a smattering of early Black Friday TV deals go live over the last couple of days, but today seems to be the day they start to hit critical mass. Our favorites are listed below, but let us know if you spot any that we missed!

Starting now, we’ll be maintaining a TV deal list on our Black Friday post, at the bottom of the Tech section. So bookmark that post, and keep checking back if you don’t yet see what you’re looking for.

For a limited time, Best Buy is offering huge discounts on two dozen popular Logitech gaming peripherals, including high-end keyboards, mice, and headsets.

For a limited time, Best Buy’s taking a flat 50% off the MSRP of the included peripherals with promo code PCGAMEDEAL, meaning if the listed price is below MSRP, the discount will be somewhat smaller. But even so, these are some of the best deals we’ve ever seen on this stuff, so this is a great chance to make some upgrades to your battle station.

Update: Many, but not quite all of the deals have been matched on Amazon, if you’d prefer to buy from them.

In 2016, it only makes sense for surge protectors to include USB charging ports, and at $12, you don’t even need to pay a premium for the convenience.

A good label maker is something everyone should own, and the top-selling DYMO LabelManager 160 is back in stock for just $10 today, matching an all-time low.

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.

We’ve seen this deal a couple times in the last few months, but it usually sells out quickly, so act fast.

No matter how you want to mount your phone in the car, you can do it for $4 today, courtesy of Aukey. Even if you’re all set with these, they’d make awesome stocking stuffers.

If you still haven’t upgraded your morning routine with a life-changing wake-up light, Amazon’s taking an extra $10 off several different models via clippable coupons today.

For starters, the high-end HF3520 is down to $100, within $5 of an all-time low. This model features five different wake-up sounds, an FM radio, the ability to set two different alarms, and a color-shifting light that accurately mimics a sunrise.

If you don’t want to spend quite that much, the HF3505 is also marked down to $69. While it lacks its big brother’s color-shifting light and a few wake-up sounds, it does still include a radio, and its yellow light will still get your body ready for the morning.

And finally, the entry-level HF3500 is on sale for $60. This one doesn’t include a radio, and it only beeps—no natural wake-up sounds here—but the light works just as well as the 3505, and that’s what matters most. I’ve owned this model for a couple of years, and love it.

Aldo is pretty reliable when it comes to on-trend shoes that won’t hurt your wallet (or your feet). With Amazon’s sale going on right now, you can try all the weird styles you’ve been wanting to try, but without spending way too much money for something that you’ll probably laugh at in 6 months. But don’t wait too long, this deal will walk away for good at the end of the day.

Sorel is one of your favorite winter boot brands, and the Tofino was the one to beat. But if you were looking for something a little different from Sorel, they’re Pre-Black Friday sale is for you. Take 25% off some of the top selling styles, like the Joan of Arctic, Caribou, and Premium T.

While not nearly as good as the Prime-only deals we saw last month, if you’re in the market for a Kindle e-reader this holiday season, you can save $20-$30 today on three different models.

The $50 price point on the entry-level model brings it into impulse purchase range, but just remember that it doesn’t include a backlight. The $170 Voyage is really nice, and I own one myself, but it’s probably not worth the $70 price premium over the excellent Paperwhite.

If you don’t mind buying a refurb (and since they include a full warranty, you shouldn’t), you can also opt for a Paperwhite for $80, or a Voyage for $120, both excellent prices.

TCL’s 2016 4K TVs aren’t technological marvels, but they might just represent the best value in the TV world, and two separate 55" models are on sale for all-time low prices right now.

Today on Amazon, the TCL UP130 is down to $500, and the US5800 is just $400. They’re both 55", and they both include built-in Roku software, but the UP130 though includes an enhanced remote with a microphone, 802.11ac Wi-Fi (rather than 802.11n), and improved styling. As far as picture quality goes, they should be essentially identical, so it’s up to you whether the extra accoutrements are worth $100.

A KitchenAid stand mixer is just one of those things that should be in every kitchen, so if you’ve been meaning to pick one up, Amazon’s offering one of the best deals we’ve ever seen.

Update: Amazon’s raised the base price from $224 to $280, though the $50 rebate is still available. Obviously, that’s not nearly as good, but it’s still a pretty solid deal.

For a limited time, dozens of colors of the KitchenAid Artisan 5 qt. mixer are marked down to $224, which is a great price on its own, but if you fill out a mail-in rebate (form here), you’ll get a $50 prepaid Visa card thrown in for free. That brings the effective price down to $174, which is the best deal we’ve ever seen on a non-refurb Artisan.

The Roku streaming stick is all you need, and Amazon just knocked $15 off its base price, the best price we’ve seen, and a match for its promised Black Friday pricing. Even if you already have the old model, it might be worth $35 just for the ability to stream audio to your mobile device, which allows you to watch TV in bed without waking your significant other.

I know that we espouse the virtues of monochrome laser printers, but if you really need the ability to print in color, Canon’s Pixma MX922 is worth your consideration. With over 8,000 mostly positive user reviews on Amazon, this is the rare Inkjet printer that you might not actually hate.

This model sells for $90 pretty consistently, but today, you can snag one for $65 with promo code EARLYBF5, complete with a free bonus black ink cartridge. For context, the best advertised Black Friday deal we’d seen on this model was $66, without any extra ink.

A Toys R Us gift card could come in handy in over the next few weeks, and PayPal’s eBay storefront will send you a $100 card for just $85, while supplies last.

Last week, Black Friday pricing started early on a 300W Samsung sound bar with a wireless subwoofer. But if $148 is a little more than you were hoping to spend, a 120W model was just knocked down to $83, an all-time low. Needless to say, either one would be a massive upgrade over your TV’s built-in speakers.

Black Friday savings aren’t limited to big, fancy 4K monitors (like this one). If you’re in the market for basic 1080p screens to build-out a multi-monitor workstation, Amazon’s got you covered today.

If Apple made a monitor stand, it would probably look a lot like this. It would also probably cost about $200, instead of $28.

Basically every retailer under the sun has promised DualShock 4 controllers for $40 on Black Friday, but, uh, Newegg’s eBay storefront has them for $38 right now. If you’re planning on buying a PS4 in the coming weeks, this is a no-brainer.

And so it begins. Besides the markdown of Amazon Prime (which if you haven’t taken advantage of, what are you even doing?), Amazon is rolling out a bunch of great deals today. The site is taking 20% off on “select clothes, shoes, jewelry, watches, and more.” And by “select,” they mean basically everything. Discount is applied at checkout, so make sure you’re paying attention.

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 $18 is still several dollars less than its usual going rate.

Until very recently, if you wanted an external hard drive with more than 2TB of space, you had no choice but to plug in an external power cord. Now though, you can carry 4TB around in your pocket or bag for just $110, with nothing but a USB cable to connect it. That price even includes 200GB of Microsoft OneDrive storage for two years, which is a $96 value on its own.

We’re not sure how long this deal will last, so if you need to keep a lot of storage in your travel bag, or plugged into your Xbox One, I’d grab this quickly.

Your favorite USB car charger just happens to be the smallest one you can buy, and you can grab it on Amazon for $8 today with code AUK2SCAR. We’ve seen it go as low as $6 on a few occasions, but this is a match for the best deal we’ve seen this year, if it’s been on your wish list.

Overwatch is arguably 2016's only good thing must-play game, and while it’s had a few small discounts around the margins, today’s the first time it’s ever gotten a significant price drop.

While supplies last, $35 will get you a copy on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. That’s the same price we’ve seen in Black Friday ads, so there’s no point waiting for next week.

You voted Indochino your favorite custom clothing company by a wide margin, and this week you can dress yourself in one of their premium suits for just $350. Use promo code KINJA.

You do not have to go through the measurement and customization process to lock in this discount. You can checkout now and submit later, which makes it very easy to gift a suit.

Our previous $375 deal on these suits was our most popular exclusive ever, and most requested to have make a return.

Head over to this post for the rest of the details on this deal.

While it doesn’t have the brand recognition of Nest’s learning Thermostat, the Ecobee3 Smart Thermostat one-ups its most popular competitor by including a wireless remote sensor that you can place elsewhere in your house, giving the thermostat a more accurate picture of your home’s overall temperature. Plus, it’ll work with Siri via HomeKit, and your Amazon Echo too.

Nose hair is a problem a lot of people have but, for some reason, few people take care of. For a limited time, score this Panasonic nose hair trimmer for just $10, and you can be one of those people doing something about it. Harambe didn’t die so you could look like The Missing Link.

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