Lego Black Friday deals: top sets, discounts and the new USS Enterprise

Lego Black Friday deals: top sets, discounts and the new USS Enterprise Black Friday is rolling out strong Lego discounts across retailers — from Disney and Harry Potter advent calendars to Star Wars and large Icons sets. Early markdowns already include both small giftable sets and larger display pieces, and more deals are expected through Cyber Monday. Highlights to watch for include seasonal calendars and popular themes at deep discounts, plus the newly announced Star Trek USS Enterprise (3,600 pieces) arriving Nov 28 for $400. Use a price tracker to verify whether a sale price is truly a bargain before buying. Selected deals to consider LEGO Disney Frozen Advent Calendar 2025 (43273) — $31 (≈32% off) LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar 2025 (76456) — $31 (≈31% off) LEGO Star Wars…
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Bluetti Elite 10: Mini‑powerstation with USB ports and AC outlet

Bluetti Elite 10: Mini‑powerstation with USB ports and AC outlet Bluetti has expanded its lineup with the Elite 10, a compact battery that sits between a classic powerbank and a full‑size powerstation. With a 128 Wh capacity, the Elite 10 aims at users who want more power and outlet variety than a typical USB battery can provide, while still keeping portability and easy handling in mind. The unit offers several USB outputs alongside an AC socket, making it useful for charging phones, tablets, small laptops or running small appliances on the go. Bluetti positions the Elite 10 for people who need flexible charging options for short trips, camping, remote work or as a convenient home backup for small devices. Key features (reported) Capacity: 128 Wh — more than a standard…
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Anker Black Friday deals: best chargers, power banks and Soundcore picks

Anker Black Friday deals: best chargers, power banks and Soundcore picks Anker’s accessories are a Black Friday staple — dependable chargers, power banks and Soundcore audio gear are all on sale, and some items are hitting the lowest prices we’ve seen this year. Many deals are available on Amazon (some require Prime), but you can also find discounts at Anker’s store and other retailers. We’ve rounded up the categories that typically offer the best value during Anker’s holiday sales: power banks, wireless chargers, high‑watt power adapters and Soundcore speakers and earbuds. These picks come from products we frequently recommend in buying guides for reliability and performance. Top categories to watch Power banks Look for high‑capacity models (20,000–25,000mAh) and laptop‑capable banks that support 100W+ USB‑C PD for charging notebooks and tablets.…
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Stempel — create new files directly in Finder

Stempel: Create new files directly in Finder German developer Hans Schülein released a small macOS utility called Stempel that adds a "New File" capability directly into Finder. The app extends Finder’s context menu and toolbar so you can create files in the current folder without switching to another app — a useful shortcut for workflows that require quickly producing documents, scripts or placeholders. Stempel targets users who often need to create files directly inside Finder (for example, developers, designers and power users). Instead of opening a text editor or using Terminal, you can right‑click or use the toolbar button to spawn a new file at the right location and name it immediately. Key features Context‑menu integration: create new files via right‑click in Finder. Toolbar support: add a New File button…
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First images from The Legend of Zelda movie: Link and Zelda revealed

First images from The Legend of Zelda movie: Link and Zelda revealed Nintendo has released the first official images from its upcoming The Legend of Zelda film as production begins. The studio shared photos showing Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link and Bo Bragason as Princess Zelda, with filming taking place against the lush New Zealand backdrop. The film is scheduled to arrive on May 7, 2027. While Nintendo offered only a brief teaser alongside the images, a few details stand out: Link is shown wearing his classic green tunic, while Zelda appears in blue and is pictured armed with a bow — a hint she may be more active in combat than a traditional damsel role. The mix of costumes makes it unclear which game era the movie will adapt;…
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SanDisk 256GB microSD Express for Switch 2 — $60 Black Friday deal

SanDisk 256GB microSD Express for Switch 2 drops to $60 — record low Black Friday deal SanDisk's 256GB microSD Express card compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 is on sale for $60 ahead of Black Friday — the first time we've seen this model discounted. The Switch 2 requires SD Express cards, and this SanDisk model stood out in our testing for the fastest transfer speeds and strong sequential read/write performance. This 256GB card was the top performer in benchmark tests like CrystalDiskMark, making installs and load times noticeably snappier. While SanDisk also sells 128GB and 512GB versions, only the 256GB size currently has a significant discount. Key details Price: $60 (record low for this model, Black Friday deal). Compatibility: Nintendo Switch 2 and other devices that support microSD Express.…
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8Bitdo Ultimate Controller: Black Friday record low — $43 with charging dock

8Bitdo Ultimate Controller drops to $43 — Black Friday record low One of the best Black Friday controller deals we've spotted: the 8Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller with charging dock is 39% off and down to a new record low of $43 — available for the white model only. The bundle includes the charging dock, about 22 hours of battery life per charge, and broad compatibility across Switch, Steam Deck and other Bluetooth‑capable systems. The original Ultimate controller remains a strong value if you don't need the newer Ultimate 2's upgraded sticks. It's particularly appealing for Switch and handheld PC users who want a full feature set and a dock for neat storage and charging. Quick highlights Price: $43 (39% off) — record low, white model only. Battery life: ~22 hours…
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Apple Watch SE 3 Black Friday Deal: SE 3 at $200, Ultra 3 $100 Off

Apple Watch SE 3 hits a Black Friday low — SE 3 $200, Ultra 3 discounted Apple’s budget smartwatch, the Apple Watch SE 3, is on sale for a record‑low $200 this Black Friday. The SE 3 shares the same chipset as Apple’s flagship watches, adds an always‑on display and supports faster charging — making it an appealing entry point for first‑time smartwatch buyers. Also on sale: the premium Apple Watch Ultra 3 is $100 off (select colors/sizes). The Ultra 3 brings a bigger 49mm screen, up to 42 hours of battery life, 64GB storage and satellite communications for emergency calls and location sharing in areas without cellular coverage. Why the SE 3 is a strong value Same core chipset as the latest flagships, so performance is solid for apps…
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Dyson Black Friday deals: 360 Vis Nav down to $400

Dyson Black Friday deals: 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum drops to $400 Dyson’s Black Friday sale has some of the steepest discounts we’ve seen so far. The standout is the Dyson 360 Vis Nav robot vacuum — now at a record low of $400 (about $600 off). It’s built around powerful suction and excellent obstacle avoidance, making it a strong choice if you want a robovac that reliably picks up dust, crumbs and pet hair. Other notable Dyson deals include the V9 Motorbar cordless vacuum for $270 and the V11 Extra for about $400. While Dyson’s robot doesn’t offer a self‑emptying base or mopping functions, it excels where it counts: raw suction power and solid navigation. Why consider the 360 Vis Nav? Exceptional suction: One of the most powerful robovacs…
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Valve’s Steam Machine: Anti‑cheat is the make‑or‑break issue

Valve’s Steam Machine could change PC gaming — if Linux anti‑cheat gets fixed Valve recently unveiled its new Steam Machine, a console‑style PC designed to bring SteamOS and the Steam experience to a broader audience. While the hardware and SteamOS usability improvements are promising, a persistent problem could limit adoption: anti‑cheat support on Linux. Many competitive multiplayer titles rely on kernel‑level anti‑cheat solutions that are difficult to port to or verify on Linux distributions. As a result, several popular games — including Fortnite, Valorant and PUBG — remain unavailable on SteamOS, and some studios have blocked Linux clients entirely to reduce cheating vectors. The technical and industry challenge Linux distributions allow deeper kernel manipulation, which makes it easier to build purpose‑built cheat environments and harder for anti‑cheat systems to attest…
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