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2018-09-10 15:12:05 UTCIt’s Monday, which means back to work and school, no matter who or where you are. It also means another week of some great deals. Whether you’re looking for a coffee maker or a new TV (or lots in between), there’s plenty to choose from thanks to sales at Amazon, Walmart, and Target.
When it comes to the kitchen, there are plenty of coffee makers and small appliances to choose from. This Hamilton Beach Coffee Maker is available for $35.49 if you’re looking for something simple to use, while the Cuisinart SS-10 Premium Single-Serve Coffeemaker is great for people who need a quick caffeine jolt. As for preparing a tasty meal, you can save on the Griddler Elite Indoor Grill/Griddle/Press that’s ideal for most food, whether it be a panini or grilled chicken.
If you’re in need of a laptop, there are plenty to choose from that are on sale. Walmart is offering the Lenovo Ideapad 330 with the Intel Celeron N4000 ($60 off) or Intel Core i3, depending on the kind of speeds and savings you’re looking for. If flexible use is more important, the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 2-in-1 ($200 off) is a great laptop/tablet combo. And if you enjoy the occasional game or two, the ASUS ZenBook Pro ($250 off) will be able to handle most of what the current crop of games demand of PCs.
Udemy is also offering deals on course packages of all kinds, whether you’re looking to up your marketing game or design an app for iOS. If you’re trying to become the next big social media influencer, the Facebook and Instagram classes are a perfect crash course to build up your name and brand in the digital age. You can also get a basic start in the video game industry with the Unreal Engine Developer Course, which will teach you the basics of developing for one of the best graphical engines in gaming today. All of these classes are on sale for $11.99.
Those are just the deals to start, and there are plenty more to choose from. Target is offering deals for most needs, whether that’s a new smartphone, furniture, or NCAA sportswear. Amazon also has plenty of deals available on their smart home devices.
Here are some of the best deals for Monday, Sept. 10:
Coffee makers and kitchenware
Laptops
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Udemy
devices on sale
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