What Our Readers Bought Last Week
What did our readers buy last week? A whole menagerie of things, as many of us likely did. Halloween's on its way, so it makes sense to stock up on spooky goodies, but that's not all we saw our readers nabbing.
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Mini PCs vanished first, followed by a 49-inch Samsung ultrawide that turns any desk into mission control. An ergonomic gaming chair and a pair of all-weather Anker chargers rounded out the home-office glow-ups, while a bargain-priced Hisense 58-inch TV and McLaren-branded Loop earplugs covered movie nights and quiet time. Toss in Samsung’s new Tab S10 FE for couch surfing, and it’s clear: everyone was shopping for comfort, speed, and a bit of style in every room.
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This palm-size tower packs an AMD Ryzen 7 chip, 32 GB of RAM, and a 1 TB SSD—enough muscle for photo editing, light gaming, or a stealthy living-room media server. Dual HDMI lets you run two displays, and the entire box disappears behind a monitor with the included VESA mount.
A tilt-back racing seat that actually feels supportive. You get adjustable lumbar and head pillows, a retractable footrest for marathon sessions, and a steel frame that’s rated for the long haul. The bonded-leather finish wipes clean after snack-time mishaps.
Replace two 27-inch panels with one seamless 32:9 display that wraps into your field of view. Dual-QHD resolution keeps text crisp, 120 Hz refresh smooths motion, and Picture-by-Picture lets you feed in a laptop and desktop at the same time—no window dragging required.
Slim, travel-friendly bricks that fast-charge iPhones, Pixels, and smaller laptops without hogging an outlet strip. Fold-away prongs keep bags snag-free, and Anker’s built-in protection stops voltage spikes from cooking your battery.
A budget-friendly big screen with built-in Roku, HDR support, and enough HDMI ports for a console plus a streaming box. Perfect for a den or starter apartment where every inch feels like a home-theater upgrade.
Loop’s crowd-favorite noise reducers get a McLaren makeover in papaya orange and carbon-fiber black. Swap between three filter levels—full focus, social, or low-key mute—without pocketing extra tips, then stash them in the matching carry case.
A large 12.4-inch display, S Pen in the box, expandable storage, and Samsung’s DeX desktop mode make this a shockingly capable couch companion or lecture-hall notebook. Pair it with a Bluetooth keyboard and it doubles as a thin-and-light laptop surrogate.