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Amazon Echo Plus, Roomba robot vacuums, Beats and Bose headphones, Crock-Pots, and more
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2018-10-03 13:56:47 UTCWe’re rounding up the best deals on the products that will help you upgrade your life. Check out what Amazon, Walmart, Target, and Udemy have discounted right now.
There are a number of sales on vacuum and floor care products, such as Dyson’s DC33 Multifloor Bagless Upright Vacuum, which is priced at $199.00, while the Roomba iRobot 801 Robot Vacuum is on sale for $399.00. In addition, Hoover’s T-Series WindTunnel Rewind Bagless Upright Vacuum is discounted to just $93.00.
If you’re in the market for stylish headphones, Beats EP On-Ear Headphones are on sale for $108.26 from Walmart, while Bose SoundSport Free Wireless Headphones are going for $199.
Meanwhile, Amazon has deals on their own devices, including save $50 on Echo Plus, along with save $100 on Echo Show. You can also save $30 on the Fire 7 Kids Edition for a limited time. Since there’s a time limit on this deal, you should take advantage of it before it ends.
At Target, you can save $10 on Fujifilm’s Instax Mini 9 instant camera, which comes in an assortment of colors, and save $100 on Acer’s 15.6-inch touchscreen laptop. Finally, you can save up to 50% on over 1,000 clearance items.
Here are the best deals from across the internet for Wednesday, Oct. 3:
Amazon devices on sale
Say hi to the new Echo Show.
Make your home (or dorm room) brighter with Target.
Vacuums and home products
Keep your home neat and tidy with iRobot.
Headphones and audio accessories
Upgrade your audio with Sony.
Udemy online classes on sale
Learn to build the next Instagram with Udemy.
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