
Anyone stepping into multi color 3D printing for the first time often expects a long list of adjustments and failed attempts before anything useful comes out. Bambu Lab’s P1S paired with the Automatic Material System (AMS), priced at $479 (was $549), changes that experience right away. Unbox the combo, run through a short assembly that takes about fifteen minutes, load up to four spools into the AMS unit, and the printer handles bed leveling, vibration checks, and basic calibration on its own. From that point a phone app or computer program called Bambu Studio sends jobs wirelessly.

Nearly two weeks after the iPhone Duo reached Apple Stores, a pattern of cracked inner screens has shifted some attention toward the Galaxy Z Fold8, currently priced at $1,599.99 (was $1,900). Owners reported the damage appearing after only a handful of openings, often with a tight hinge and a pop just before a bright line formed across the display.
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Google’s Pixel Buds Pro 2, priced at $169 (was $229), are smaller and lighter than their predecessors, weighing only 4.7 grams each and including a twist-to-lock stabilizer that keeps them in place during runs or long days on the go, eliminating the need to fumble with them all day to keep them comfortable. Reviewers have raved about the Buds Pro 2’s small size and flexible fins, which create a nice snug fit that will last through even the most strenuous workout while remaining comfortable enough to wear for hours at a time, an issue that plagued some original model owners with a loose fit.

Colder weather means more time indoors, and a compact heater that starts working quickly becomes useful for rooms that never quite warm up from the main system. DREO’s portable electric model, priced at $35.99 (was $40), uses a 1500-watt ceramic heating element paired with a funnel design that sends warm air farther than basic units, reaching comfortable levels in seconds rather than minutes. Users set a target between 41 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit in one-degree steps, and the unit cycles on and off to hold that level without constant adjustment.

Holiday travel season arrives with packed airports, delayed flights, and the constant risk that a checked bag ends up on the wrong carousel or a set of keys slips between seats in a rental car. A 4-pack of second-generation AirTags, priced at $69.99 today (was $99), addresses those ordinary losses by attaching a small disk to each important item and then reporting its location through Apple’s Find My network of nearby phones and tablets.

Amazon spent years selling cheap plastic tablets that locked you into a limited app store and showed ads on the lock screen. The Alexa Tablet 12 Pro marks a clear break from that pattern. It ships as a full Android device with access to the Google Play Store, an aluminum body, and a 12-inch screen that reviewers have called one of the strongest reasons to consider it over more expensive options.

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Microsoft’s all-digital Xbox Series X in Robot White, priced at $599.99 today (was $749), removes the disc drive while keeping every bit of the original hardware performance intact. An eight-core custom Zen 2 processor runs at 3.8 GHz, paired with a custom RDNA 2 graphics processor delivering 12 teraflops across 52 compute units. Sixteen gigabytes of GDDR6 memory split into high-speed and standard pools handle the load, letting games target true 4K resolution with frame rates reaching 120 on compatible displays.
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Google’s latest compact flagship, the Pixel 11 Pro, priced at $799 today (was $1,100), arrives with a 6.3-inch LTPO OLED that reaches 3,600 nits of peak brightness and keeps a fluid 1-to-120 Hz range, numbers that sit ahead of the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s 2,600-nit ceiling and match or edge the iPhone 18 Pro’s 3,000-nit outdoor peak.

Amazon placed a spherical device known as Echo Time with a 3.2-inch circular touchscreen on the nightstand and left the camera out entirely. The form sits low and rounded, finished in Graphite, Glacier White, or Coral Pink, with a woven mesh covering most of the body.

Four solar panels fold outward from the FEELLE 50000mAh Solar Power Bank, priced at $62.99 today (was $70), spreading across a wider surface than the single flat sheets found on most packs in the same size range. Each panel sits on a hinge that locks into place once opened, so the whole array can face the sun while the main body stays flat on the ground or hangs from a pack.