According to our reviews, Apple makes some of the best tech you can buy. But that doesn’t mean you have to pay full price for the devices. Now that Black Friday sales have arrived, we’re seeing plenty of discounts on iPads, MacBooks, AirPods, Apple Watches and more. A few of the discounts are hitting all-time lows, and others are the best prices we’ve seen in months. So if you’ve got your eye on a new iPad for family, an Apple Watch for a gift or a pair of AirPods for yourself, this is the list to check out. Here are the best Apple Black Friday deals around.

Apple Black Friday deals: AirPods

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In our review of the new AirPods Pro 3, we said they were Apple’s “most comprehensive update” to its Pro line yet. They feature live translation and heart-rate sensing, as well as improved overall sound, better active noise cancellation and a longer battery life. This is the lowest price yet on the new buds. Also at Walmart, Best Buy and Target.

$220 at Amazon

AirPods 4 (with ANC) for $100 ($79 off) at Amazon: If you just need moderate noise cancellation and prefer an open-wear fit (where nothing goes in your ear canal), you may prefer the new AirPods 4. They don’t have heart rate sensing or the hearing features the Pro models have. But we found the sound quality to be pretty good and appreciated Pro-level features like live translation. Also at Walmart and $140 at Best Buy.

AirPods 4 (no ANC) for $80 ($50 off) at Amazon: You miss out on a few more features on the base-model AirPods 4: no live translation, no noise cancellation and no heart rate sensing, but you do get Personalized Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, like on the pricer models. We gave the entry-level buds an 88 in our review. The previous low price was $89. Also available at Walmart and Target.

AirPods Max for $430 ($120 off) at Walmart: These cans have been around for quite some time now, only getting the slightest upgrade with a new USB-C port in 2024. The hardware is otherwise the same as it was when the over-ear headphones debuted in 2020. Still, they’re comfortable, have good sound quality and the on-board controls are unique but good. Amazon is selling it for $40 more.

EarPods for $17 ($2 off) at Amazon: For those who prefer a cord, here is the only Apple-branded wired earphone option. This is a dollar more than the all-time low. Also at Walmart.

Apple Black Friday deals: iPads

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The entry level iPad doesn’t support Apple Intelligence, but that didn’t bother us when we reviewed the new slate. We found the speed to be plenty for what most people need an iPad for: casual gaming, streaming, browsing, answering some emails. We wish the display was laminated and had some anti-glare coating. But this is the lowest-priced way to get your hands on a current-model iPad. Also at Walmart, Target and Best Buy.

$279 at Amazon

iPad Air (M3, 11-inch, 128GB) for $449 ($151 off) at Amazon: The Air is the Goldilocks Apple tablet. It strikes the perfect balance between price and performance, making it our overall pick for the best iPad you can buy. The build is lovely; it feels premium and the display is a big improvement over Apple’s base-model slate. The M3 chip is plenty fast for everyday use and can handle an average day of productivity no problem, particularly with its improved multi-tasking abilities. This matches the lowest price we’ve tracked. Also on sale at Walmart, Target and Best Buy for a few dollars more.

iPad Air (M3, 13-inch, 128GB) for $649 ($150 off) at Amazon: A larger screen will make watching shows and playing games more expansive. And if you use your iPad more like a personal computer, you’ll appreciate the extra real estate for spreading out your work. Like the 11-inch Air, this has a powerful M3 chip and an excellent screen, as well as support for the Apple Pencil Pro and Apple Intelligence. This matches the lowest price we’ve tracked. Also at Target, Best Buy and it’s $100 more at B&H.

iPad mini (A17 Pro, 8-inch, 128GB) for $399 ($100 off) at Amazon: The smallest Apple iPad is really meant for those who put a priority on the portability and palm-ability of an 8-inch tablet. It uses the A17 chip, which enables support for Apple Intelligence, unlike the base model iPad. We gave it an 83 in our review, praising the fact that you get the full iPad experience, just in a more compact package. We found it particularly suited to messaging, reading, watching video and playing lots of Balatro. It went as low as $379 in October. Also at Best Buy.

iPad Pro (M5, 11-inch, 256GB) for $900 ($100 off) at Amazon: While we think this is an amazing piece of computing machinery, we admit that it’s overkill for most people. It’s got one of the best displays you’ll find on a tablet, the most recent M5 chip (the same that powers the base-level Apple MacBook Pro) and an almost impossibly thin and light build. We gave it an 85 in our review and had very few complaints — aside from the near-prohibitive price tag. Hopefully this Black Friday discount helps. This $100 discount is a new all-time low. It’s $923 at Walmart.

Apple Black Friday deals: Apple Watch

Apple Watch Series 11 (42mm, GPS only) for $350 ($49 off) at Amazon: Apple still makes the best smartwatch money can buy. The flagship Apple Watch Series 11 is not just a stalwart companion for an iPhone, it also offers comprehensive health monitoring and fitness tracking. There wasn’t a huge change from the Series 10 to this one — both have the same thin and light design, but now the glass is tougher and the battery lasts longer. This $50 discount is the steepest we’ve seen yet. Also at Walmart and Target.

Apple Watch SE 3 (40mm, GPS only) for $200 ($49 off) at Amazon: After a couple years, Apple finally updated its budget-model smart watch. And we were pretty happy with the results, awarding the new wearable a review score of 90. It’s got a smaller screen and thicker bezels than the Series 11 and lacks a few of the more advanced health monitoring features. It’s also made from slightly less-robust materials. But it has nearly everything that makes Apple Watches great for a lot less — particularly now. This is the lowest price we’ve seen since the watch came out in September. Also at Walmart and Target.

Apple Black Friday deals: MacBooks and Macs

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As far as we’re concerned, Apple makes the best laptop overall with the M4 MacBook Air. It’s light and portable yet powerful enough to handle all but the most demanding media rendering. The keyboard and touchpad are excellent and the battery will get you through a full day of work and then some. It earned a 92 in our review. Also at Best Buy and it’s $100 off at B&H.

$749 at Amazon

Apple MacBook Air (M4, 15-inch, 256GB) for $949 ($250 off) at Amazon: The M4 chip is quite powerful, to take advantage of all the productivity it enables, you might want a little more room on your screen. When Apple first made a 15-inch option for the MacBook Air a couple generations ago, we were surprised at the difference it made. Also at Best Buy and it’s $100 off at B&H.

Apple MacBook Pro (M5, 14-inch, 512GB) for $1,444 ($155 off) at Amazon: Apple’s most recent M-series chip is the M5, and only comes equipped on the 14-inch MacBook Pro and the iPad Pro. When the M5 MacBook Pro M5 came out last month, we promptly reviewed it and awarded it a 92. That new chip gives the laptop an impressive graphics upgrade that helps make it more suited to gaming — an area where Apple still lags behind PCs. Other than the chip upgrade, it’s mostly the same, which is a good thing. It’s sturdy, powerful and has an impressively long battery life — we clocked 34 hours in a video run-down test. Also at Walmart, Best Buy and B&H.

Apple MacBook Pro (M4 Pro, 14-inch, 512GB) for $1,749 ($250 off) at Amazon: The M5 chip isn’t yet available in the Pro and Max variants. If Apple follows the same six-month gap that separated the M4 from the M4 Pro and Max chips, we may see the M5 Pro/Max in spring of next year. For now, however, those higher-specced chips can only be found in the M4-series lineup. The MacBook Pro with the M4 Pro chip is on sale and it’s our recommendation for creative professionals who need an obscene amount of processing power. Also at Walmart, Best Buy and B&H.

Apple MacBook Pro (M4 Pro, 16-inch, 256GB) for $2,189 ($310 off) at Amazon: You sacrifice a little portability for the larger 16-inch screen, as it adds about a pound and a quarter to the weight. But you might appreciate the extra space for your work on the display. Also at Walmart and B&H.

Apple 2024 iMac (M4, 24-inch) for $1,149 ($150 off) at Amazon: Apple just has one model of an all-in-one desktop computer and it has the M4 chip inside. We called the iMac more cost effective than ever, now that it comes with a minimum of 16GB of RAM. The M4 chip makes it capable for content creation, productivity and gaming.

Mac mini (M4) for $479 ($120 off) at Amazon: Apple’s compact desktop computer got a rave review from us. We called it “shockingly small [and] incredibly powerful.” It also benefits from a bump to a minimum of 16GB of internal memory. It can play modern games at reasonable resolutions and handle most productivity tasks you throw at it.

Apple Black Friday deals: Accessories

Apple Pencil Pro for $99 ($30 off) at Amazon: The Apple Pencil situation is a little messy, so you’ll want to double check which model is compatible with your particular iPad. The Pencil Pro is the most fully featured in the lineup with haptic feedback, barrel roll and squeeze capabilities, and a hover preview feature. It’ll work with the two most recent models of the Air and Pro iPads, as well as the latest iPad mini. Also at Walmart and Best Buy.

Apple Pencil USB-C for $69 ($10 off) at Amazon: If you have the new base-model iPad with the A16 chip, this is the pencil that will work for you. It’ll also work with current as well as slightly older models of the Air and Pro iPads.

Apple AirTag (4-pack) for $65 ($34 off) at Amazon: Even though they haven’t been updated in a few years, Apple’s AirTags are still the gold standard of Bluetooth trackers, and what most people think of when they think of trackers. We may get a new version soon, but they aren’t likely to be this cheap. Also at Walmart. A single AirTag is on sale too.

If you’re anything like me, you probably have a pile of aging external batteries. Up through this year, I’ve had countless 10,000mAh bricks — the classic “big battery” size through most of the 2010s — along with a handful of smaller cells designed to offer something a little more pocketable and portable. If you haven’t upgraded your battery bank collection in a while, though, it might be time to make a change, especially if you don’t mind dropping some serious cash for a life-changing power solution.

Earlier this year, I got my hands on Anker’s 20,000mAh 100W power bank. My initial hands-on with it at CES left me intrigued; with two built-in USB-C cables (including a retractable cord) and two additional USB outputs, it seemed like about as powerful a battery as you could ever hope for. But after actually picking up my own unit, it’s shocked me how much this single accessory has changed how I charge every device I own, both on the go and at home.

It’s one thing to list out those specs above, but really, it’s the actual act of using this battery that really convinced me it’s something special. It really started with travel; with a cross-country trip planned not long after I got my own battery to try out, I pretty quickly realized I could leave most of my other power bricks at home. Because this battery has passthrough power, it can actually output to three devices at once while plugged into the wall. While I won’t pretend to have less than three devices that need charging on a regular basis, this immediately removed two power bricks from my carry-on, while simultaneously acting as a beefy, fast-charging battery on planes.

I’ve adapted its utility to around the house as well. I can’t tell you the amount of times I’ve reached for this particular battery when playing something on my Steam Deck or Switch. The retractable cable is just long enough to place the battery next to me on my couch, while not too long as to be annoying to use. It’s also found a place next to the power outlet by my desk, always ready to utilize passthrough power as a quick multi-device hub.

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It’s not going to be for everyone; this certainly isn’t the lightest battery on the market, for example, and the on-board display might strike some potential buyers as unnecessary. It’s also a pretty expensive battery when it isn’t on sale, having spent most of the past few months around the $120 mark on Amazon. But when it’s discounted — as it is right now, ahead of Black Friday — I think it’s the perfect accessory for power users of all types. I’ve had a lot of external batteries in my time, but this is the first one that has ever changed how I think about charging.

Not to say it’s the only Anker battery bank I’ve tried out this year. Recently, the company sent me one of its latest Anker Prime power banks, and while I’m not sure it’ll change my charging habits to the same degree as that earlier, cheaper model that caught my eye during CES, for someone looking for power over an all-in-one package, I’m pretty impressed.

Despite its similar size and shape, Anker’s newer battery exchanges a couple of features for some pretty impressive specs. Gone are the two built-in cables, with a pair of USB-C ports and a legacy USB-A port left in its place. That might sound disappointing on paper, but what you get in return is a focus on sheer power. Its 26,250mAh cell is massive in size, and both of those USB-C ports are capable of outputting 140W with a single output. Even with two devices plugged in, you’re still looking at some surprisingly speedy output — and at 250W recharging speeds with two input cables, refilling is surprisingly powerful, too.

All that’s packed into a battery that remains approved for flight by TSA standards in the US, which usually results in the largest bottlenecks for batteries. While some of the additional features here feel a little tacked on — a silly “AI” logo on the built-in display, presumably to emphasize its charging prioritizations; Bluetooth support for a partner app that I don’t think most consumers will get much out of; a timer permanently set to 25 minutes — as long as you don’t mind carrying around all of your cables separately, it’s as mighty an external battery as I’ve ever carried.

As we approach Black Friday and the holiday shopping season, I really think it’s as good a time as any to take a look at your own battery collection, just to see if anything’s in need of an upgrade. As someone who has had to make it through some pretty rough power outages in the past, having too many battery packs is never really a concern of mine. And with just how much portable power you can lug around with you now, well, that 10,000mAh cell from 2016 might be due for a refresh after all.

After previewing its plans to open a marketplace to “redistribute” dormant handles last month, X has made the feature available to all Premium+ subscribers on the platform. The feature allows subscribers to request new handles that up to now have been unavailable because they belonged to accounts that have since become inactive.

The marketplace offers two types of handles: “priority” and “rare.” For priority handles, X has suggested the goal is to give people the chance to have a handle that more closely reflects their name. In practice, though, it’s not at all clear how X is determining what’s considered a “priority” versus a “rare” handle. I signed up for a $40/month subscription and searched for both @kbell and @karissa only to be told that both are considered “rare” and thus not available to me. I was able to “register” my “interest” in the names, and include a brief description of why I wanted the handles.

The company says that rare handles are “the most valuable” names and are “often words, slang, or containing few characters. Some options that may one day be available, according to my searching, include @memelord, @phone, @gr0k and @AIchat. The exact process for acquiring one of these, though, isn’t exactly clear. X says that handles on your watchlist “may be released in a public drop where you, and others can apply to receive the handle for free via a merit based application system.” The company has also said that it will make some especially sought-after handles available for purchase on an invitation-only basis, with prices “anywhere from $2,500 to over seven figures.”

After a bit of perusing, I did find that there were a few entertaining options that are theoretically available now as “priority” handles, including @six_seven, @elonfarts, @grokfacts and @kbchat. Honestly, all of these were at least a little tempting, though I’m not at all confident X would approve @elonfarts or @grokfacts. You also have to consider these requests at least a little carefully because X is only giving users the ability to request one priority handle during the entire lifetime of their account.

There are also some significant strings attached to the whole process. In addition to being required to maintain a $40/month or $395/year Premium+ subscription, X has a rather strict set of rules for “maintaining your handle.” These include:

-Create content regularly. If an account is active but the associated handle remains largely dormant – for example, where little or no original or engaging content is published – X may reclaim the handle.

-Use the handle in a way that reflects the spirit of participation and expression on X.  That means active involvement in platform activities (replying, reposting, discussing topics) that help build a vibrant community for sharing ideas and expressions.  X’s intent is to ensure that handles remain available for active voices and creators who help advance the mission of the platform, not for speculation or inactivity.

-Ensure regular activity on the platform, with a minimum of 1 device login within a 30 day period. For details, see our Inactive Account Policy.

The terms also state that “X owns and can reclaim any handle,” which is more than theoretical. The company has a long history of commandeering desirable handles from users that were actively using them including, infamously, @X.

Given all that, I still have yet to follow through on requesting any of the available “priority” handles I’ve found. I might just stick with the same handle (@karissabe) I’ve been using for the last 16 years. It’s only two letters off from the supposed “rare” variation of my first name only, and it won’t cost anything extra to keep.

After adding the “Mark as read” action, Google is modernizing Gmail for Android notifications with photo previews. 

Previously, Gmail notifications on Android showed the sender, subject line, and body. Google is now updating them to highlight and show attachments.

The compact alert adds a paperclip emoji/icon to the front of the subject, while replacing the sender image at the right with a small preview.

The first notification shows the old approach, and the second is an account with the updated style

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When expanded, you’ll see a rectangular preview that matches the behavior of messaging apps. However, this does replace the body of the email, which you might not like in the case of work correspondences. That said, this update lets you quickly skim for attachments, with Gmail previously not noting their presence.

Emails with more than one photo attachment will reflect that in a bottom row. 

Meanwhile, Gmail will highlight other file attachments. You might get a PDF pill and the start of the file name. The compact notification also shows the paperclip emoji.

At the moment, we have this rolled out with only one Gmail account, but it appears across multiple signed-in devices. As always, Gmail rollouts take ages to complete.

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Ubisoft has announced a new game prototype featuring voice-controlled AI teammates that understand visual context and natural language. This “Teammates” project builds on the Neo NPCs Ubisoft showed off with Nvidia in 2024 to demo in-game AI that can naturally respond to players. A key difference this time, besides the complexity of the interactions the prototype supports, is that Teammates is already being played in a closed playtest with “a few hundred players,” Ubisoft says.

Teammates, even if Ubisoft describes it as a playable “experimental research project,” still uses the basic concepts of a first-person shooter. The prototype casts players as “a member of the resistance in a dystopian future, tasked with moving through an enemy base to locate five missing members of their team,” where directing in-game AI characters is key to success. Ubisoft came up with three AI NPCs for the project, “Jaspar,” an AI assistant with awareness of in-game lore and the ability to adjust game settings on the fly, and “Pablo” and “Sofia,” robotic characters that are physically present in the game and can respond to commands.

Based on footage shared with Engadget, Ubisoft’s AI characters not only understand voice commands, but also have a visual awareness of what the player is seeing. A direction to “stand behind a barrel” prompted Sofia to take into consideration where the player was looking and position itself appropriately. In the version of Teammates available in the closed playtest, Ubisoft also uses Jaspar to onboard and teach players about the basics of the game. In most cases, the AI characters seemed overly chatty and verbose, but Ubisoft is experimenting with letting players choose sets of personalities for Sofia and Pablo — including an option curiously labelled “Bad Cat and Good Boy” — that can change up how each character expresses itself.

“This technology opens doors to new, personalized experiences,” Ubisoft’s Data & AI Director Rémi Labory shared in the Teammates announcement. “Player input shapes character reactions in real time, something traditional development can’t achieve. We’re also delivering a full pipeline, with the experience taking players from onboarding to debrief, which is a first.”

Ubisoft has explored applying generative AI to other parts of the development process in the past. The company’s Ghostwriter tool, introduced in 2023, uses AI to generate first drafts of in-game dialogue. Ubisoft also recently adimitted to publishing Anno 117: Pax Romana without removing its AI-generated loading screen art.

Ultimately, the underlying technology powering Teammates could appear in other Ubisoft projects in the future. The company is collecting feedback from its playtest to apply towards future research, but Ubisoft suggests the middleware it created for Teammates already works with both its Snowdrop and Anvil engines, opening up the tool for future teams to use in their games.

The Amazon 2025 Black Friday Week deals are in full swing right now alongside yesterday’s Google Black Friday sale with Pixel Watch 4 at up to $100 off and up to $300 off Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro lineup, but today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break has even more to scope out. Black Friday pricing is now live on Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 from $280 alongside up to $400 off Galaxy Z Fold 7 and $350 off Galaxy S25 Ultra. Those offers also join the now live OnePlus Black Friday sale with as much as $200 slashed off the prices of many of its latest releases and a new Amazon all-time low on Nothing Headphone (1) joined by as much as 52% off a wide selection of Samsung monitors. Scope it all out below. 

Official 2025 Google Black Friday deals now live: Pixel Watch 4 up to $100 off, Pixel 10 up to $300 off, more

Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Black Friday week deals now live from $280

The official Samsung Black Friday week is in full swing with giant price drops on its latest Galaxy releases, including $400 off Galaxy Z Fold 7 and $350 off its flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra. But that also means the Black Friday deals are now live on its most affordable current-gen Galaxy Watch 8 at $70 off the list price.

While we did catch an early deal at Woot with some Galaxy Watch 8 configurations at $100 off, the color options were slightly limited and that offer did not include a proper warranty. Today, however, we are seeing a solid $70 slashed from the price on all configurations straight from Samsung:

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Using Amazon as a reference, the prices we are seeing here are actually the lowest straight up cash discounts since release outside of the Woot offer and YMMV/EDU discounts. These deal prices are matched at Amazonto deliver the lowest prices we have tracked there.

Be sure to check out the $350 price drops on the flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra and more of our Black Friday Samsung coverage below:

Official OnePlus 2025 Black Friday deals now live: $200 off phones, $100 off Watch 3, Buds Pro 3, more

The official OnePlus Black Friday sale is now live. The brand informed us that its main event sale is now in full swing with deals expected to last through Cyber Monday where stock permits. Just about everything in the sale, outside of the brand new OnePlus 15 that is still in a launch holding pattern, is now down even lower than we saw for Prime Day and the Halloween event with as much as $200 off. This includes all of its latest releases and even some new lows on gear like the OnePlus Watch 3 (43mm) and OnePlus Buds Pro 3. Scope it all out below.

There are now promo codes needed this time around – everything is just marked down and ready to roll. We are looking at straight up $200 price drops on OnePlus 13 configurations alongside one of the best cash discounts to date on OnePlus Pad 3 at $120 off.

Just be sure to watch out for the FREE gifts available on select gear – scroll down on the respective listing pages to ensure you claim the freebies where you can:

Amazon Black Friday deals up to 52% off Samsung monitors now live: Odyssey gaming and Smart Monitors from just $80

As part of its now live Black Friday Week sale event, Amazon is offering huge discounts on almost all Samsung monitors, including Odyssey gaming and Smart Monitor models. Many of these are either fresh lows or are back to their lowest prices, and you can save up to 52% by cashing in on these Black Friday prices. The sale even includes some of the newest displays, like this 27-inch Odyssey G60SF 500Hz OLED unit, and the prices for these monitors, believe it or not, are starting at just $80. Head below for a closer look at the deals.

Samsung monitor sale at Amazon at up to 52% off

One of the most notable deals at Amazon right now gets you Samsung’s 27-inch Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SF) QHD QD-OLED 500Hz monitor for $749.99 shipped. Also matched at Samsung as part of its Black Friday sale, this regularly $1,000 display is now $250 off. This is the lowest price we’ve seen for this unit aside from a brief $610 drop at Woot that very few people were able to grab. 

There are a bunch of other monitors on sale right now if you’d rather not splurge on a high-end OLED model, and we’ve highlighted some of our favorites from the sale below:

Nothing Headphone (1) hits new Amazon all-time low for Black Friday at $239 (Both colors)

As part of the now live 2025 Amazon Black Friday Week, we are now tracking the lowest price we have ever seen on this Nothing Headphone (1) release. The first flagship over-ears delivers a design unlike just about anything else out there, and now Amazon is delivering the best price yet.

Amazon now has the Nothing Headphone (1) down at $239 shipped in both the white and black colorways. Regularly $239, this is a straight up 20% price drop to deliver a new Amazon all-time low and the best price we have tracked to date.

Ahead of the now live Black Friday discount, we have tracked a few chances to land them down at the previous $254 Amazon low since release in early May. During the launch phase there was a chance to score a set at $100 off as well, but you had to bundle them up with a Nothing smartphone to land that discount – today’s offer is the best cash deal at Amazon yet. 

You can get a complete rundown on Headphone (1) in our hands-on review right here where we said they deliver a “stellar value” and a solid build “despite not using the most premium materials.” 

For me, it’s really all about the looks here. The over-ear headphones space is a busy one with super-popular releases from the likes of Sony, Bose, and Apple for that matter, all of which now seeing solid discounts for Black Friday, but you’re certainly going to be paying a whole lot more for any of the flagship models from those brands, and you’re certainly not going to get a set of headphones that look nearly as unique as Headphone (1). 

Loaded with interesting greebles, and tech accents, the sort of cassette tape vibe-meets-cyberpunk aesthetic here is one that has grown on me over the last year or so – we see this sort of approach on much of the Nothing gear, and I’m totally here for it. 

Alongside the 80-hours of battery life without ANC and up to 35 hours with, you’re also getting a series of listening modes, Spatial Audio, Headtracking tech, and the brand’s hybrid ANC treatment:

Intelligent Noise Cancellation for Perfect Listening: The headphones are Powered by Advanced next-gen processors and adaptive mics, and Hybrid ANC with dual feedforward technology delivers superior noise reduction; Smart Adaptive Mode automatically adjusts to your environment, while Transparency Mode lets in the sounds around you keeps you aware when needed; Customize with Personalized ANC (HIGH/MID/LOW/ADAPTIVE) for truly immersive, distraction-free sound

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

• Samsung 2025 early Black Friday monitor deals live – up to $1,000 off w/ $50 bonus credit: Odyssey, Smart Monitors, more
• Best Buy 2025 Black Friday sale delivers up to $800 off Copilot+ laptops, deals from $150
• Microsoft’s 2025 touchscreen Snapdragon Surface Laptop just hit a new all-time low for Black Friday at $550 (Save $350)
• This UGREEN NASync system adds up to 60TB to your workflow with remote access, and it’s down to $168 for Black Friday
• Samsung’s 2025 M8 4K UHD Smart Monitor makes for a great Mac mini companion, and it’s $300 off for Black Friday (All-time low)
• Beats 5-foot USB-C woven cables make for great stocking stuffers, now at Black Friday lows from $8.50
• This Anker 5,000mAh Qi2 MagSafe power bank is among the thinnest we’ve ever seen, now at $38.50 all-time low for Black Friday
• We love Anker’s 25W Qi2 3-in-1 MagSafe charging stand with display and it just hit $150 all-time low for Black Friday
• Massive Spigen Black Friday sale now live! Apple, Google, and Samsung accessories from just $5