Happy Saturday, guys!When Apple launched aviation label 2021 is a big time for item trackers. At the time, Tiles were still dominant, but they quickly became the go-to choice for iPhone users thanks to Apple’s ultra-wideband (UWB) chips and the ability to tap into Apple’s vast Find My network. Since then, they’ve typically sold for around $80, but right now you can get a four-pack for $74.99 ($24) at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy, which is an all-time low.
In addition to their ultra-accurate tracking capabilities, which allow them to be found even when you’re not near them, Apple’s AirTags have a few other advantages. This handy tracker has an IP67 rating, which means they’re dustproof and can withstand some water immersion, and runs on a single CR2032 coin cell battery, which honestly should be the case with all Bluetooth trackers. this point. With iOS 17, you can also share a single AirTag with up to five people, allowing you to keep an eye on family car keys, backpacks, and other public items you don’t want to disappear into the ether.
Amazon’s latest spring sales event was bigger than expected, but surprisingly there were few deals on the company’s own e-readers, aside from a $30 discount on the upgraded Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition.Luckily for those waiting, Amazon is selling the standard now Kindle Paperwhite Starting in 2021, 16GB of storage starts at $129.99 ($20 off)—the same price currently at both Best Buy and Target.
Although we’ve seen the Paperwhite drop in price before, the current sale price isn’t bad for what you get. We think the 11th-generation Paperwhite is the best model for most readers, especially if you buy your e-books primarily from Amazon and don’t rely on Barnes & Noble, Kobo Bookstore, and other sellers. The 6.8-inch reading board is equipped with a large 300pi display and IPX8 waterproofing, as well as an adjustable front light, providing you with a pleasant experience whether you are reading at night or during the day. Plus, it supports USB-C charging, and the battery can last up to 10 weeks on a single charge—that is, assuming you agree to enable “power saver” mode, which should give you even more battery life if you can Wait for some time for your Kindle to wake from sleep mode.
Updated March 30 at 11:27 a.m. ET: Added Woot’s Nintendo Switch OLED offer, which ends today, March 30th.