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Fitbit, Beats, Dyson vacuums, Instant Pot, Samsung washing machines, and more deals for Feb. 4
While everyone was making fun of Maroon 5 during the halftime show last night, it seems some people were impressed with Adam Levine’s workout regiment — while others were not.
If you want to get in shape like Mr. Levine, then maybe consider picking up a Gaiam premium print yoga mat, which is on sale for $26.23 at Walmart, or the Fitbit Charge 3, which is going for $129.95 on Amazon.
If you’re not into working out (and let’s be honest, it’s tough to get motivated), you can always get your home in shape with deals on Dyson vacuums, Samsung washing machines, Whirlpool dryers, and more.
We also found deals on laundry essentials and kitchen gear from Instant Pot and Ninja. In addition, we rounded up deals on Amazon devices for video streaming, home security, and smart home products.
Here are the best deals from across the internet for Monday, Feb. 4:
Best of the best
Just want the best of the best? You can save $70 on the Beats Studio3 wireless headphones (priced at $279.95) on Amazon, while you can save $330 on the Samsung Activewash washing machine (priced at $749.99) at Best Buy.
In addition, Udemy online adult learning courses are on sale starting as low as $11.99.
Workout and fitness gear
Now is the best time to get in shape. You can save $41 on the Fitbit Flex 2 (priced at $59) on Amazon, while you can save $25 on the Bella 13330 Rocket Blender (priced at $19.99) from Macy’s.
Home deals
Spring cleaning starts now. You can save up to 50% on laundry essentials from OxiClean, Arm & Hammer, and more. Hungry? Save $20 on the Instant Pot DUO60 (priced at $79.95) on Amazon.
Amazon devices on sale
There are a lot of deals on Amazon devices for the home, such as save $18 on the new AmazonBasics Microwave (priced at $41.99) and save $40 on the Fire TV Cube (priced at $79.99).
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