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Lowest price ever: Netgear’s Orbi 770 is the best Wi-Fi 7 mesh router for the home we've tested

The Netgear Orbi 770 mesh router system is one of the best we've ever tested, scoring 4.5 stars in our review. Now, it's just hit its lowest ever price at Amazon.

β€’ Best for: Home users and small businesses that need strong Wi-Fi coverage in every room without dead zones.

β€’ The deal: The Netgear Orbi 770 Wi-Fi 7 mesh system three pack is now Β£579 (was Β£759) at Amazon.

β€’ Why it matters: Under testing, we found this mesh system delivered "impressive Wi-Fi 7 speeds at a competitive price." It's tri-band model that takes full advantage of Wi-Fi 7 speeds, reaching up to 11Gbp. Coverage is up to 6,750 sq ft from the router and two satellites, which is ideal of large premises. There's support for MLO, up to 100 connected devices, and a 2.5 Gig internet port for full-speed fibre connections.

Orbi 770 Wi-Fi 7 mesh router (3-pack): was Β£759 now Β£579
This is the 3-pack configuration: one Orbi 770 router plus two satellite units, built to blanket a larger home in strong signal without the dead zones a single router leaves behind.View Deal

Why we recommend it

When we put the Orbi 770 to the test, we found it offered "excellent performance for home users and small businesses," scoring it 4.5 stars.

It might be cheaper than the flagship Orbi 970 series, but it "doesn’t cut any corners when it comes to performance." It did aa great job of extending wireless connectivity to hard-to-reach areas of the house during review.

Bonus points for the easy-to-use app, which lets you set up guest Wi-Fi accounts and IoT networks. It's simple to get started, although some features are locked behind an optional subscription.

Overall, we rated it the top pick for homes in our guide to the best mesh Wi-Fi systems.

Price Context & Historical Value

At Β£579, this is an all-time low for the Orbi 770 series. It proved to be a strong all-round performer at an affordable price (well, compared to the Orbi 970). At this deal price, it's about on par with the Amazon eero 7 Pro.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the Netgear Orbi 770 if...

You want whole-home Wi-Fi 7 coverage to eliminate internet dead zones, especially if you have a lot of devices or run a multi-gig fibre connection.

❌ Skip the Netgear Orbi 770 if...

You live in a flat or smaller house where a single router or two-pack model will suit you better, or you don't have devices for Wi-Fi 7 speeds with no plans to future-proof or upgrade.

The GMKtec M8 is a surprisingly powerful 4.5-star mini PC for the office β€” and it's now discounted at Amazon

GMKtec's M8 packs a genuinely capable office machine for the daily grind at your desk - we scored it 4.5 stars with a Highly Recommended award in our review. And for a limited time, it's discounted at Amazon.

β€’ Best for: Remote workers and office professionals who want a reliable and powerful machine for work.

β€’ The deal: The GMKtec M8 mini PC is now $390 (was $480) at Amazon and in the UK, the M8 is now Β£370 (was Β£439).

β€’ Why it matters: The M8 is an exceptionally good mini PC for work - it cut through everyday office tasks like nobody's business, feeling smooth and responsive thanks to the AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 6650H and 16GB LPDDR5 RAM. Bonus points, too, for the port selection here, which includes dual 2.5G LAN, USB4 and OCuLink for an external GPU if you need more graphics power later, all in an ultra-compact case.

M8 mini PC: was $479.99 now $389.59
AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 6650H | 16GB LPDDR5 | 512GB SSD

This configuration is ideal for business tasks, and comes equipped with USB4, OCuLink, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4, and dual 2.5G LAN ports for a genuinely well-connected and compact mini PC.

In the UK: now Β£370 (was Β£439)View Deal

Why we recommend it

We tested this exact configuration in our 4.5-star review, and found it "handles productivity with ease." It sailed through all the office tasks we threw at it, smoothly tackling the Microsoft Office suite, video calls, browsing, and streaming without any issue thanks to the powerful Ryzen 5 PRO 6650H chip.

During our testing, it handled reasonably complex edits and batch processes in Photoshop and Lightroom well - the 16GB LPDDR5 felt closer to 32GB, which surprised us. However, it struggled with 4K video editing in Premiere Pro, although HD footage felt fine. If you're performing creative workloads, there is an OCuLink port for attaching an external GPU.

For more top-performing machines, see our guide to the best mini PCs we've tested.

Price Context & Historical Value

At $389.59, this is a meaningful price cut on a machine we've personally tested and enjoyed using. It's not the lowest ever price we've seen this configuration - it dipped to $360 recently - but it's the cheapest current price. For comparison, GMKtec lists it at a discount $389.99 on the official site.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the GMKtec M8 mini PC if...

You want real office performance in an ultra-compact case, or you want to hook up an eGPU for more creative workloads.

❌ Skip the GMKtec NucBox M8 Mini PC if...

You want a graphics powerhouse for 3D rendering, complex video editing, and gaming, or you'll need more RAM than the soldered 16GB offers.

Also consider

A5 2027 Edition Mini PC: was $549 now $495
The Geekom A5 2027 Edition features an eight-core Ryzen 7 7730U processor, Radeon Vega 8 graphics, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD, dual HDMI, dual USB-C, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity. For the full discount use code TRA527FF.

Read our reviewView Deal

At $210, Elegoo’s Neptune 3 Pro 3D printer brings auto bed levelling to a price beginners will love

Elegoo's Neptune 3 Pro is a long-time favorite entry-point into 3D printing, and it's currently at a great price on Amazon.

β€’ Best for: Beginners who want a reliable, easy-to-set-up 3D printer without spending much to try the hobby.

β€’ The deal: The Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro 3D printer is now $210 (was $250) at Amazon.

β€’ Why it matters: This is an ultra-affordable 3D printer deal for beginnners just starting out, and our experience with Elegoo units has been positive overall. One stand-out feature here is the auto bed levelling. It removes the trickiest part of getting started. It also features a dual-gear direct-drive extruder for more consistent feeding, a removable capacitive touchscreen, and a 225 x 225 x 280mm build volume.

Neptune 3 Pro 3D Printer: was $249.79 now $209.99
A direct-drive FDM printer built around beginner-friendly setup: auto leveling, a flexible PEI build plate for easier print removal, and dual lead screws on the Z-axis for more stable layers.View Deal

Why we recommend it

We've had good experiences testing out Elegoo's line of 3D printers, including the Neptune range. The Neptune 3 Pro is an easy recommendation for anyone trying out 3D printing for the first time - especially at this price. And that's chiefly due to the company removing one of the biggest beginner pain-points with the addition of auto-levelling. it means you're not manually tramming a bed on day one, and the flexible magnetic plate makes prints far easier to pop free without damaging them.

For more top-performers for beginners and pros, see our guide to the best 3D printers we've tested.

Price Context & Historical Value

At $199.99, this is $49.80 off the $249.79 list price, a fair discount for a printer that already sits at the budget end of the category. We've seen it sell for close to this price before, so it's a good time to buy rather than a rare rock-bottom deal.

For more savings, check out the best 3D printer deals.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro 3D Printer if...

You're new to 3D printing, don't want to spend a fortune, and you like auto-leveling to remove the guesswork from your first prints.

❌ Skip the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro 3D Printer if...

You're a small business or cosplayer who needs a larger build volume, multi-color or multi-material 3D printing.

Also consider

Kobra X multi-color 3D printer: was $459.99 now $329.99
A better pick if you want a beginner-friendly multi-color 3D printer. This multicolor FDM printer offers native four-color printing, expansion to 19 colors, 600mm/s maximum speeds, a 260mmΒ³ build area, 49-point auto leveling, AI monitoring, dual-band Wi-Fi, and LAN connectivity.

Read our reviewView Deal

Obsbot’s Meet 2 4K webcam with AI framing is now 23% off

Obsbot's Meet 2 webcam packs 4K image quality and AI framing into a device small enough to fit in your pocket, and it's discounted below its usual price at Amazon.

β€’ Best for: Remote workers and casual streamers who want a meaningful upgrade over a laptop's built-in webcam without spending much.

β€’ The deal: The Obsbot Meet 2 4K Webcam is now $99 (was $129) at Amazon and Β£99 (was Β£129) in the UK.

β€’ Why we like it: We've had great experiences testing out Obsbot's webcam range, so this is an easy recommendation. It features 4K recording at 30fps (or 1080p at 60fps), AI-powered framing and autofocus, a 1/2-inch sensor, dual omnidirectional microphones, HDR, and gesture controls, all in a body just 1.8 x 1.4 x 0.9 inches.

Meet 2 4K Webcam: was $129 now $99
A genuinely tiny 4K webcam with AI autoframing, autofocus, HDR, and dual built-in mics, with a magnetic mount compatible with laptop lids and monitors alike. It's available in black, green, and white to suit your setup.

In the UK: now Β£99 (was Β£129)View Deal

Why we recommend it

Based on our experience with the Obsbot line, this Meet 2 deal is an easy recommendation. While we haven't gone hands-on with it, we tested the original Obsbot Meet (we called it "tiny but terrific" in our 4.5-star review), the dinky Meet SE (the best budget webcam we've ever seen, we said, awarding it 4.5 stars in our review), and the feature-rich Tiny 2, "one of the smartest, cleanest and most travel-friendly webcams," we've ever reviewed.

All three are excellent performers, so expect more of the same with the Meet 2, with high resolution, and core features like AI framing, which is great for staying in shot when you fidget, and the impressive hands-free gesture control.

For more options, see our guide to the best webcams we've tested.

Price Context & Historical Value

At $99.99, this is $29.01 off the $129 list price, a genuine discount on a webcam that was already reasonably priced. It's one of the best prices we've tracked for this model, so it's a good time to buy if you've been considering it.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the Obsbot Meet 2 4K Webcam if...

You're a professional upgrading your built-in laptop camera, and you value AI framing that keeps you centered without manual adjustment.

❌ Skip the Obsbot Meet 2 4K Webcam if...

You need professional-grade tracking for content creation - the Obsbot Tiny 2 is the better pick.

TP-Link's budget-friendly Archer AX21 Wi-Fi 6 router drops to $60 in Amazon's Early Prime Day β€” but this deal ends soon

If you're looking for a quick upgrade to your home office setup, TP-Link's Archer AX21 is a good budget entry point into Wi-Fi 6, and it's discounted at Amazon as part of early Prime Day deals.

β€’ Best for: Remote workers and families replacing an aging router with Wi-Fi 6 speeds without paying premium-router prices.

β€’ The deal: The TP-Link Archer AX21 Wi-Fi 6 router is now $60 (was $90) at Amazon.

β€’ Why it matters: This has long been a popular budget home networking upgrade, a dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router with four high-gain antennas and beamforming for stronger coverage, four Gigabit LAN ports for wired devices, and OneMesh compatibility if you want to add a range extender later.

AX1800 WiFi 6 Router: was $89.99 now $59.98
Key specs. Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 router capable of up to 1.8Gbps combined, four Gigabit Ethernet ports, OFDMA and MU-MIMO for handling multiple devices, OneMesh support for extending coverage, and WPA3 security.View Deal

Why we recommend it

The Archer AX21 has been one of the more consistently recommended budget Wi-Fi 6 routers for a few years now, and the appeal hasn't really changed. It brings the efficiency gains of Wi-Fi 6 (better performance in homes with lots of connected devices, not just faster top-line speeds) at a price that undercuts most other AX1800-class routers. Four Gigabit ports is generous for this price tier if you have wired devices like a games console or a NAS.

Price Context & Historical Value

At $59.98, this is $30 off the $89.99 list price, a roughly 33 percent discount as part of Amazon's early Prime Day deals. It isn't the router's all-time low, which has dipped closer to $47 during a previous sale, but it's a strong price if you need a router now and don't want to wait on a deeper cut.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the TP-Link Archer AX21 Wi-Fi 6 Router if...

You have several devices competing for bandwidth at once, or you want wired Gigabit ports for a console or NAS alongside decent wireless coverage.

❌ Skip the TP-Link Archer AX21 Wi-Fi 6 Router if...

You demand Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7 for a faster 6GHz band.

HP's cartridge-free Smart Tank 5003 all-in-one printer with 3 years' free ink drops to $170 at Amazon

Ink tank printers are some of our favorites to test thanks to cheaper, easy-to-refill bottled ink. And that's what HP's Smart Tank 5003 offers, swapping pricey ink cartridges for refillable tanks, and it's currently discounted on Amazon with several years of ink already in the box.

β€’ Best for: Families, students, or remote workers that print often and want to cut the long-term cost of ink.

β€’ The deal: The HP Smart Tank 5003 wireless all-in-one ink tank printer is $170 (was $190) at Amazon

β€’ Why we like it: There's a lot to like here. For the price, you get cartridge-free, refillable ink tank printer with up to 3 years' free in inside the box. On top of that, it's a three-in-one model that lets you print, copy, and scan, with wireless connectivity, and AI-capable features that help format and clean up documents printed from the web.

Smart Tank 5003: was $189.99 now $169.99
This is HP's 'best-for-home' ink tank printer, an all-in-one that lets you print, scan and copy, with high-capacity refillable tanks designed to undercut cartridge printers on long-term cost per page. We like the 3 years' free ink in the box as a bonus. View Deal

Why we recommend it

HP's Smart Tank line has consistently been one of the more dependable ways into cartridge-free printing, and the pitch is straightforward: pay more upfront for the printer, then spend far less refilling ink over its lifetime than you would replacing cartridges. The bundled multi-year ink supply removes one of the biggest early costs of switching to a tank printer, and having scan and copy built in makes this a genuine all-in-one rather than a print-only device. We haven't tested this exact model ourselves, but it shares its core tank design with other Smart Tank printers we've found reliable for everyday home use.

For more options, see our guide to the best home printers and best ink tank printers we've tested.

Price Context & Historical Value

At $169.99, this is $20 off the $189.99 list price, and it matches the best price we've tracked for this printer at Amazon rather than a temporary dip. It's a solid time to buy if you were already considering a tank printer for the household, home office, or dorm room.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the HP Smart Tank 5003 Wireless All-in-One Printer if...

You print often enough that ink cartridges are getting expensive, and you want scan and copy built into an affordable all-in-one.

❌ Skip the HP Smart Tank 5003 Wireless All-in-One Printer if...

You only print occasionally and cartridge cost isn't a real pain point, you need faster print speeds for high-volume office use.

Creality's 16-color K2 Combo 3D printer drops to $584 at Amazon

Creality's K2 Combo pairs its fast, fully enclosed K2 3D printer with a Creality Filament System unit for automatic multicolor printing, and it's currently discounted at Amazon.

β€’ Best for: Makers who want multicolor 3D printing without manually swapping filament spools mid-print.

β€’ The deal: The Creality K2 Combo 3D printer is now $585 (was $649) at Amazon.

β€’ Why it matters: One included CFS unit unlocks up to 16-color printing (expandable to four units), print speeds up to 600mm/s with 20,000mm/sΒ² acceleration, a 300Β°C hardened steel nozzle for engineering filaments, smart auto-leveling, and an AI chamber camera for failure detection.

K2 Combo 3D Printer: was $649 now $584.09
The K2 Combo is a CoreXY-style enclosed 3D printer with direct drive extrusion, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a 260 x 260 x 260mm build volume, bundled with one Creality Filament System unit for multicolor printing out of the box.View Deal

Why we recommend it

Creality's K2 line has built a strong reputation in our tests, combining speed with genuine print quality rather than trading one for the other. We also like the enclosed frame makes it a safer bet than open-frame printers for ABS and other warping-prone filaments. The multicolor CFS system is the real selling point: it automates spool switching that would otherwise require pausing a print and manually feeding new filament, which saves meaningful time on detailed or multi-part models.

For more options, see our guide to the best 3D printers we've tested.

Price Context & Historical Value

At $584, this is $65 off the $649 list price, a modest but real discount rather than an inflated anchor. It's not the lowest we've tracked for the K2 Combo, which has dipped closer to $549 in past retailer promotions, so it's worth watching if you're not in a rush to buy.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the Creality K2 Combo 3D Printer if... you want multicolor printing without manual filament swaps, you're upgrading from an open-frame printer and want an enclosed chamber for tougher materials, or you value fast CoreXY print speeds for detailed or multi-part jobs.

❌ Skip the Creality K2 Combo 3D Printer if... you only print single-color models and don't need the CFS unit, you're tight on desk space (this is a large, enclosed machine), or you'd rather wait for a deeper discount given we haven't tested this exact SKU ourselves and it has dipped lower before.

The 'brilliantly budget' Corsair TC100 Relaxed drops in price at Amazon β€” and it's one of our favorite budget chairs for work and play

The Corsair TC100 Relaxed is one of the top budget chairs we've ever tested, balancing ergonomic design with everyday affordability.

β€’ Best for: Remote workers, students, and gamers who want a supportive, ergonomic chair that pulls double-duty for work and play.

β€’ The deal: The Corsair TC100 Relaxed is down to $220 (was $270) at Amazon, and in the UK, the chair is now Β£150 (was Β£200).

β€’ Why it matters: This gaming and office chair remains a top pick for us, particularly for those studying or working from home who want built-in lumbar support and a wider seat base compared to traditional bucket-seat designs, so it won't hem you in during the workday.

TC100 Relaxed Gaming Chair: was $269.99 now $219.99
Fabric upholstery in a racing-inspired design, including a lumbar pillow and a detachable memory foam neck pillow, adjustable seat height, adjustable armrests, and a 90- to 160-degree recline range with 10-degree tilt stability for a rocking motion.

In the UK: now Β£150 (was Β£200)View Deal

Why we recommend it

In our review of the TC100 Relaxed, we called it "brilliantly budget", and found it "looks and feels every bit like some of the higher-end chairs" we've tested. And at this price point, its value is hard to argue with. The recline range is a genuine standout for a budget chair. A 90- to 160-degree tilt with stability at 10-degree increments means this can go from an upright desk position to a proper reclined break without the wobble or looseness that cheaper chairs often have.

For more picks, including the TC100 Relaxed, see our guide to the best office chairs we've tested.

Price Context & Historical Value

A Β£50 drop from Β£199.99 to Β£149.99 is a 25 percent discount. UK price tracking shows this exact price as the lowest currently available across major retailers, with most competitors still listing the same chair at Β£199.99 or higher, so this is a genuinely strong price, not an inflated one.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the Corsair TC100 Relaxed if...

You want a comfortable, supportive, and affordable chair for long desk sessions.

❌ Skip the Corsair TC100 Relaxed if...

You want a true office chair, not a gaming chair that capable doubles as one for work.

Logitech C920x vs Brio 101: Both webcams are on sale, but which is the better deal?

Logitech has two 1080p webcams on sale right now as part of its Early Prime Deals sale. But which one is the better buy depends entirely on what you actually need it for. We took a look at the key differences you need to know about.

β€’ Best for: Anyone upgrading from a laptop's built-in camera for video calls to an affordable external webcam.

β€’ The deal: The Logitech C920x is $60 (was $70) at Amazon, while the Logitech Brio 101 is $25 (was $40).

β€’ Why it matters: The C920x adds better low-light performance, dual stereo mics, and flexible mounting, while the Brio 101 covers the essentials: 1080p video, a built-in mic, and a privacy shutter, at more than half the price.

C920x HD Pro Webcam: was $69.99 now $59.99
1080p video at 30fps, built-in stereo microphones, automatic light correction, a fixed 78-degree field of view, and a claw-style mount that also works with a standard tripod. Plug-and-play with no drivers needed. Compatible with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, and Nintendo Switch 2.View Deal

Brio 101 Webcam: was $39.99 now $24.99
1080p video with automatic light correction, a built-in microphone, a sliding privacy shutter, and a USB-A connection. Compatible with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, and Nintendo Switch 2's GameChat mode.View Deal

Why we recommend them

The C920x descends from the original Logitech C920, a webcam we called "the best webcam you can buy today despite being much older than most of its competition" in our 4.5-star review. We praised its low-light detection and reliable autofocus. That review covered the older C920 rather than this exact 'X' variant, but the core optics and design lineage carry over, and the reputation is a reasonable indicator of what to expect here.

The Brio 101 trades some of that optical polish for a much lower price and a genuinely useful feature the C920x lacks: a built-in privacy shutter. For anyone who just wants a dependable webcam without thinking too hard about it, that combination of price and basic privacy hardware is hard to argue with.

The real decision is whether the C920x's better low-light handling and stereo mics are worth roughly $35 more than the Brio 101.

Price Context & Historical Value

The C920x's $59.99 price is a $10 discount, about 14 percent off, and matches pricing seen in recent retailer coverage rather than an inflated anchor. The Brio 101's $24.99 price is a $15 discount, 38 percent off, and multiple deal trackers list this as an all-time low for the model, making it the stronger discount of the two by percentage.

Which one should you buy?

βœ… Buy the Logitech C920x if...

You want a Full HD webcam with good low-light performance and stereo audio that can be mounted to a tripod or monitor.

βœ… Buy the Logitech Brio 101 if...

You just need a cheap and reliable webcam with a physical privacy shutter.

❌ Skip both if...

You need 4K resolution or advanced AI framing, in which case a higher-tier webcam like Logitech's Brio or MX Brio line is a better fit for the extra cost.

'A stylish machine that will suit any design studio or office': Geekom's A8 Max gets a $150 price drop at Amazon

A mini PC that can handle creative work without a desktop's footprint is still rare, but the Geekom A8 Max is one of the best we've ever tested (and our hardware editor's personal favorite when it comes to Windows mini PCs).

β€’ Best for: Professionals, power users, and creators who want desktop-class performance-and eGPU expansion.

β€’ The deal: The Geekom A8 Max mini PC is down to $949 (was $1099) at Amazon.

β€’ Why we like it: We scored this Windows mini PC 4.5 stars in our review, with a TechRadar Pro Highly Recommended award. it's sleek, stylish, compact, and immensely powerful across productivity tasks, light gaming, and video editing. We love how well the AMD AI-enhanced CPU handled AI workloads in the Adobe Creative Suite, and the USB4 port is a real bonus for attaching an external graphics card if you need more complex workloads.

Today's best mini PC deal

AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS | 32GB DDR5 | 1TB SSD

The Geekom A8 Max is a superb Windows 11 Pro mini PC for those that want more power than a sub-$600 machine offers. It performed exceptionally well in our tests, and there are plenty of upgrade options here (up to 128GB RAM and 4TB storage). Dual 2.5G LAN ports, USB4, 8K output support, and an aluminum, VESA-mountable chassis round out this machine.View Deal

Why we recommend it

In our 4.5 star review of the A8 Max, we found it "extremely powerful," noting it "ploughs through tasks in Microsoft Office and applications from the Adobe Suite without too much issue."

We even managed AAA gaming and 8K video editing with this machine - although we'd recommend hooking up an eGPU for more complicated timelines and playing modern titles.

The onboard NPU is a genuine differentiator for AI-accelerated tasks in creative software, on top of a Ryzen 9 chip that already outperforms most mini PCs in this price range for everyday multitasking and content work.

Connectivity is another strength. Dual 2.5G LAN ports, USB4, and 8K output support are specs you would normally expect from a larger, more expensive desktop, not a compact box small enough to VESA-mount behind a monitor.

For more picks, see our guide to the best mini PCs and the best mini PC deals.

Price Context & Historical Value

Pricing on this specific configuration has swung fairly widely across retailers and over time, from under $900 during some promotions to over $1,000 at others. So this is a solid, verified price rather than the lowest ever recorded, but it is a real saving off the current list price.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the Geekom A8 Max if...

You want desktop-level performance for office work, photo editing, or video editing in a stylish, small machine that looks like it belongs on a design studio desk rather than under one. Or you need dual 2.5G Ethernet for a home office network setup.

❌ Skip the Geekom A8 Max if...

You need a simple mini PC for the office, suitable for basic productivity tasks, or you want more storage and RAM out of the box without having to open up the PC and upgrade it yourself.

The Catch: What to know before you buy

During our tests, we did note that the cooling fan gets loud under sustained load, internal expansion is limited, and integrated graphics will not handle serious gaming or GPU-heavy rendering; an external GPU over USB4 is the workaround for that, not a built-in solution.

More mini PC deals to consider

AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS | 16GB DDR5 | 1TB SSD

One of our favorite mini PCs for everyday tasks, and even light gaming, the M6 Ultra comes equipped with an AMD Ryzen 5 7640HS chip, upgradable 16GB DDR5 RAM, and 1TB SSD with a second M.2 slot free for expansion. It supports up to three 4K displays and three selectable power modes from 35W to 50W. ports include dual 2.5GbE LAN and USB4.

Check our full reviewView Deal

X3 mini PC: was $638.99 now $539
AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 | 16GB LPDDR5 | 1TB SSD

Styled like a retro games console, the Acemagic X3 has Ryzen 7 power, fast LPDDR5 RAM, and ports including a USB4 for eGPUs. For the full discount, tick the coupon box. View Deal

K8 Plus mini PC: was $899.99 now $679.99
AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS | 16GB DDR5 | 1TB SSD

Hugely upgradeable, with OCuLink support if you need a mini PC for gaming and video editing.

Read our full reviewView Deal

Obsbot's Tiny 2 Lite 4K AI-tracking webcam solves the static camera problem β€” and it just got discounted in Amazon's Early Prime Day deal

Most webcams lock you into a rigid frame, forcing you to stay perfectly positioned when you're in meetings. The Obsbot Tiny 2 Lite works differently: with a 2-axis gimbal, it pans, tilts, and zooms on its own to keep you centered thanks to AI tracking rather than a static lens.

β€’ Best for: Active office professionals, remote workers, presenters, and streamers who want a high-resolution webcam and like to move around during calls.

β€’ The deal: The Obsbot Tiny 2 Lite 4K webcam is now $119 (was $179) at Amazon and Β£159 (was Β£179) in the UK.

β€’ Why we like it: This is one of the cheapest 4K PTZ AI-tracking webcams you can get. We've had excellent experiences when testing Obsbot's feature-rich webcams, so expect more of the same at a more affordable price here. One of the coolest tools here is gesture control, using hand waves to zoom and track what the camera sees without touching the mouse or keyboard.

Tiny 2 Lite 4K Webcam: was $179 now $119
4K resolution from a 1/2in sensor, motorized pan-tilt-zoom with AI auto-tracking that follows you as you move, 4x digital zoom, HDR, gesture controls for hands-free camera commands, and noise-reducing built-in microphones. Works with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, and most streaming and conferencing software.

In the UK: now Β£159 (was Β£179)View Deal

Why we recommend it

The motorized pan-tilt-zoom sets this apart from most webcams at any price. Instead of locking you into one framing, it actively tracks movement, which is genuinely useful for anyone who presents standing up, teaches over video, or just tends to lean back and forth during long calls.

4K resolution at this price is also still relatively uncommon. Many webcams in the sub-$150 range top out at 1080p, so getting a sharper image along with HDR and a larger 1/2in sensor is a meaningful step up in image quality, not just a marketing spec.

Gesture control is a smaller feature but a practical one. Being able to start or stop tracking or trigger camera functions with a hand gesture means fewer interruptions to dig through a companion app mid-meeting.

Price Context & Historical Value

A $60 drop from $179 to $119 is a 33 percent discount. Third-party price tracking shows this model has fluctuated between roughly $119 and $159 over recent months, so $119 sits at the lower end of its typical range, a genuinely good time to buy rather than an inflated anchor discount.

Should you buy it?

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite if... you move around during calls or presentations and want the camera to track you automatically, you want sharper 4K image quality than a typical budget webcam, or you like the idea of gesture controls instead of digging through software menus mid-call.

❌ Skip the OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite if... you just want a simple fixed webcam and do not need motorized tracking, you are set on a specific brand ecosystem like Logitech for existing conferencing hardware, or you would rather spend less on a basic 1080p webcam for occasional use.

The Catch: What to know before you buy

Based on our experience with other models in the range, Obsbot's gesture controls are genuinely useful - but there aren't many of them (we'd love to see more added in the future). Motorized PTZ mechanisms also add a moving part that a fixed webcam does not have, which is worth keeping in mind for long-term reliability.

Hoto's $30 electric screwdriver belongs in your tech toolkit β€” this cordless 25-piece kit is the tool we use for PC builds and desk setups

The Hoto electric screwdriver is a genuine desk essential that members of our review team regularly use to build office furniture, take apart mini PCs, and more. Now, Amazon just dropped the price as part of its Early Prime Deals sale.

β€’ Best for: IT professionals, PC builders, DIYers, and anyone who assembles office furniture.

β€’ The deal: The Hoto 25-piece electric screwdriver kit is now $30 (was $50) at Amazon.

β€’ Why it matters: Our office furniture reviewer Collin swears by this useful compact 3.6V cordless screwdriver. Inside the magnetic bit case are 25 S2-steel bits of various sizes for fixing up (or opening up) computer and office equipment. It also features three adjustable torque settings, a shadowless LED light for working in dark spots, and a 1500mAh battery with fast recharge over USB-C.

25-Piece Upgraded Electric Screwdriver Kit: was $49.99 now $29.98
Cordless 3.6V electric screwdriver with 25 bits covering Phillips, flathead, Torx, hex, and Pozidriv, a 1500mAh rechargeable battery rated for over 1,000 screws per charge, 3 torque settings, a built-in LED work light, and a magnetic lid case that keeps every bit organized and within reach.View Deal

Why we recommend it

This is one of those tools that earns its keep through repetition rather than any single standout spec.

The 25-bit set covers essentially everything you would run into around a desk or home office, from the small Phillips screws in a laptop chassis to the larger hardware in flat-pack furniture. Having that range in one magnetic case beats hunting for the right manual bit mid-project.

Our Tom's Hardware colleagues also use this exact kit for both PC building and general DIY work, with one writer noting they "use it all the time" and even put together an entire garden shed with it. That kind of everyday reliability is a better signal than a spec sheet for a tool like this.

Battery life is a genuine strength too. A 1500mAh cell rated for over 1,000 screws per charge means you are very unlikely to run out of power partway through assembling a desk or building a PC, which is exactly the kind of reliability that turns a gadget into a tool you actually reach for.

Price Context & Historical Value

A $20 drop from $49.99 to $29.98 is a 40 percent discount. This kit has been discounted to a similar price range more than once in recent coverage, so this is a genuinely good price but not a one-time event.

Should you buy it?

βœ… Buy the HOTO screwdriver kit if... you regularly assemble furniture, build or upgrade PCs, or handle small home repairs; you want a compact driver that beats digging through a drawer of manual screwdrivers; or you like the idea of one charge lasting through a full project.

❌ Skip the HOTO screwdriver kit if... you only need a screwdriver a couple of times a year and a manual set already covers it, you regularly work in tight, confined spaces where a bulkier electric driver is awkward to maneuver, or you need higher torque than a compact 3.6V driver is designed to deliver.

The Catch: What to know before you buy

Reviewers note the driver's body can be a bit bulky for very tight or confined spaces, so it is not the ideal choice for cramped enclosures where a slimmer manual bit driver has an edge. At 3.6V, it also is not built for high-torque tasks like automotive work, this is a precision and convenience tool for electronics, furniture, and light home repairs rather than a substitute for a full power drill.

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