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Save on Instant Pot, Epson printers, Beats headphones, Echo Show, LEGO, and more
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2018-10-01 13:38:00 UTCOctober is here and so are some great sales. We’ve gathered the best deals on the products you want, including printers, headphones, kitchen gear, video streaming and home security devices from Amazon, LEGO sets, and Udemy online classes.
Amazon is having a big sale on Epson printers, such as the Epson WorkForce All-in-One Supertank Printer, which is priced at $349.99, as well as the Epson WorkForce Portable Document Scanner, which is going for $119.98. Also in electronics, Beats Studio 2.0 Wireless Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones are on sale for just $171.99.
In the kitchen, Instant Pot’s DUO60 Pressure Cooker is discounted to $79.95, a savings of $20, while KitchenAid’s Cold Brew Coffee Maker Brushed Stainless Steel is on sale for $79.93. Their 6-Qt. Stand Mixer is going for $239.00.
Amazon also has deals on the next generation of their own devices, including buy two Echo Dots (3rd Gen) devices and get $10 off, along with buy two Echo Shows (2nd Gen) and get $100 off.
Meanwhile, Udemy has deep discounts on great online classes to master the web, such as The Complete Web Developer in 2018: Zero to Mastery and Bootstrap 4 From Scratch With 5 Projects, which are priced at only $11.99 each.
Over at Target, you can save $100 on an Acer 15.6-inch touchscreen laptop and get a free $10 gift card when you spend $50 on LEGO sets, including Harry Potter, Marvel, and Jurassic World sets. Finally, you can save up to 50% on over 1,000 clearance items from the retailer.
Here are the best deals from Amazon, Walmart, Udemy, and Target for Monday, Oct. 1:
Printers and electronics accessories
Check out these new printers from Epson.
Stuff for the kitchen
Snag the Instant Pot on sale.
Amazon devices on sale
A new generation of Echo devices are available for pre-order.
Udemy online classes on sale
Finally learn how to code with online classes from Udemy
Save on LEGO sets.
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