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Today's Best Deals: 75% off Any Movie Rental, Raspberry Pi, Pyrex Dishes

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Shep McAllister

The newest Raspberry Pi, Mr. Beams spotlights, and Pyrex food storage dishes lead off Wednesday’s best deals.

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You can seemingly build just about anything with a Raspberry Pi, including your own miniature NES, and here’s a great deal on the newest Raspberry Pi 3. The kit comes with everything you need to get started, and will only set you back $57 with promo code D9UXNAIL.

If you’ve ever come home at night and struggled to find the keyhole or tripped over your stoop, Mr. Beams motion-sensing LED lights are a no-brainer.

Today only, Amazon’s offering up great deals on multi-packs of spotlights, some of which are networked, meaning if one of them detects motion, all of them will turn on. Just remember that this is a Gold Box deal, so be sure to lock in your order before these prices burn out.

We see a lot of deals on Eneloop AA batteries, but your collection isn’t complete without those pesky AAAs. While supplies last, Amazon will sell you a 12-pack for $20, or about $6 less than usual.

Update: Sold out

If you’re still storing your leftovers in empty deli meat containers, you owe it to yourself to pick up this Pyrex set for $25. That’ll get you nine oven, freezer, and microwave-safe containers with color-coded lids to match. Trust me, you won’t want to go back after you use them.

Just note that this is a Gold Box deal, meaning this price is only available today, or until sold out.

Roombas have been bopping around our houses for about a decade now, but the Roomba 980 is the first model that might actually be considered “smart.” It’s certainly not cheap at $760 (via Adorama’s eBay store), but that’s still $140 less than elsewhere, and the best price we’ve seen.

We’ve seen our fair share of cheap Bluetooth ear buds, but how about on-ears? Mpow’s Muze Touch headphones are wireless, foldable, and can run for 12 hours on a charge. That’s a heck of a package for $36. Remember, your next phone might not have a headphone jack, so this is as good a time as any to get accustomed to wireless.

This hard-sided headphone case is designed to fit popular cans like Audio Technica’s ATH-M50x, certain models of Beats, Sony’s MDRs and more. Assuming you spent $100 or more on your headphones, I’d say it’s definitely worth $10 to keep them safe in your bag.

As long as its refurbished status and shiny gold finish aren’t turn-offs, $100 is a the best price we’ve ever seen for a Pebble Time Steel.

This compact RAVPower battery pack can fit in just about any pocket, but still has enough juice to charge your phone about two full times, making it perfect for your next Pokémon Go outing. Plus, it’s 2A input allows you to recharge it twice as fast as most comparable battery packs.

For those who don’t need a gooseneck kettle for pourover coffee, and aren’t willing to spring for the ultimate tea maker, the Cuisinart PerfecTemp is one of the best (and best looking) electric kettles around. It’s down to $50 refurbished today, which is the best price we’ve ever seen. Just be sure to grab yours before this deal boils dry.

If you own an old 3DS, 3DS XL, or 2DS without built-in NFC, this wireless pad will allow you to use amiibo to unlock in-game secrets, just like you can on newer hardware. $10 is the best price we’ve ever seen, but it’s only available for Prime members.

Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about cable management, the depths of Amazon toss you a surprise. This magnetic cable clip system includes one magnetic base that you can stick anywhere via its included adhesive, and three magnetic clips that you attach to your most-used cables, allowing them to stick to the base effortlessly.

There are surely less expensive cable holders out there—we post deals on them frequently—but the allure of just dropping your cable onto a magnetic base and knowing that it’ll stay put is awfully tempting.

Treat yourself to a movie night this weekend with 75% off any digital rental on Google Play, courtesy of PayPal. Just click this link to add the offer to your account, find the movie you want to watch, and you’ll see the discount automatically at checkout.

When it comes to having a corner on the market, nothing really compares to Nike. Use the code KICKS20 to score an extra 20% off already reduced men’s and women’s clearance items and hop on that sportswear bandwagon.

You know when you ask someone to take a picture of you and your family on vacation, and you quickly learn that almost nobody understands how to take a decent photo? With a mini tripod, you can be in total control of those long range selfies, and this $9 model works with everything from DSLRs to smartphones.

Pair it with these smartphone camera lens attachments for even more shooting options.

Today only, Amazon’s running a Gold Box deal on over 100 Kindle and Fire accessories, including cases, screen protectors, and even the Fire TV game controller. In most cases, there are third party options available that you could probably get for a little less, but nobody doubts that Amazon makes great accessories for their own products.

Treadmill desks are great for your health, but bad for your wallet. If you’ve been waiting for a good price, the LifeSpan Treadmill is down to an all-time low price today, and will fit under whatever desk you’re already using.

A $7 set of measuring spoons isn’t the most exciting deal we’ve ever posted, but I appreciate that it includes an “egg whisk” that you can use as a stirrer while you’re preparing meals.

The complete X-Files Collector’s Set is backed with 57 (!!!) discs comprising all 10 seasons (including the new special event series from earlier this year), plus over 25 hours of extra features. If you’re a die-hard fan, Amazon’s selling the set for $123 in today’s Gold Box, the first time they’ve discounted it from its original $300.

Tri-ply cookware, which blends the durability of stainless steel with the even and rapid heating of aluminum, is a great investment for any at-home chef, and you can own a full set from KitchenAid today for just $205, courtesy of Woot.

The set comes complete with two skillets, two saucepans, a sauté pan, a stock pot, a pasta insert, and a bunch of matching lids, which is basically everything you need for the vast majority of dishes.

Whether you like to camp, or just want to be prepared for a long power outage, this portable LED lantern can recharge itself with a built-in solar panel, so you’ll never be left in the dark.

Away Travel arrived with a perfect set of reasonably-priced luggage for everyone, and they’re offering Kinja Deals readers the company’s first ever discount. Use promo code KINJA to take $20 off your order, and head over to this post to learn more.

Lowepro’s Passport Sling was one of your four favorite camera bags (and the most affordable in the bunch), and Amazon’s selling the newest model for $35 today, an all-time low.

Amazon makes its own adjustable jump rope, because of course it does, and you can own it for just $4 today.

If the SD card currently in your camera takes too long to write images, or if it just doesn’t offer enough space for your upcoming vacation, this 64GB Sony is a fantastic value at $15.

We’ve seen lots of deals on flash drives that include microUSB connectors for Android devices, but this one is designed just for iPhone and iPad owners.

Since iOS devices don’t let you use microSD cards for extra storage, this could come in handy for offloading your phone’s vacation photos if you’re running low on space, or storing extra movies and TV shows for long flights. We’ve seen deals on a few similar products in the past, but $30 for 32GB is the best price we’ve seen.

Mpow’s FreeBang Bluetooth speaker features dual 5W drivers, IPX5 water resistance, and most impressively, a 4400mAh battery that can charge your phone in a pinch. It’s a little bigger and a little more expensive than most speaker deals we post, but it looks perfect for a trip to the beach.

This battery-operated LED work light puts out as much light as a 100W halogen, and its removable battery pack can even charge your phone over USB. It’s one of those things you might not use often, but it’s not a bad idea to keep one handy in your garage, just in case.

Don’t have the cash for a Philips Hue system? This $8 light bulb includes a remote, and can glow in multiple hues and brightness levels, or even strobe, if you feel like having a seizure. Obviously, you can’t control it with your phone, or connect it to the internet, but that might not matter to you at this price.

This unique measuring cup doubles as a kitchen scale, so you can work seamlessly with both volume and weight-based recipes. My mom had this when I went home for the holidays, and she said it worked great.

If you still haven’t upgraded your home network to 802.11ac, the Wirecutter-recommended TP-LINK’s Archer C7 router is down to $85 on Amazon today, the best price they’ve listed in months.

Update: Back in stock!

If you want to dip your toes into the world of electric toothbrushes, Philips’ entry level Sonicare Essence line is an amazing value at $20. I’ve been using this brush for years, and I still love it.

You’ll have a wait out a short backorder, but just clip the $5 coupon on the page to get the deal. This is easily the best price we’ve ever seen on any Sonicare brush.

While we do see 20% discounts from time to time, a $100 iTunes gift card for $85 is still a solid deal if you pay for Apple Music, iCloud storage, or PokéCoins.

This is everything you could want in a $10 surge protector. Six outlets, two USB ports, and a swiveling design that minimizes the distance the whole setup will project out from your wall once everything’s plugged in.

With a few rare exceptions, $4 is about as cheap as Lightning cables ever get, so stock up!

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