10 great deals this week: MacBook Pros, Kindles and Smartwatches up to 50% off

Yes, portable: you just need to be strong and careful to move it, but its design allows you to roast anywhere, hopefully always with good ventilation. Its grill is made of iron —it can be raised to different heights—, its structure of stainless steel, and thanks to its lid, preparations can be ready more quickly and with greater smoky flavor. Now that summer is over, this grill is ideal for more sheltered spaces. Regular price: $119,990.

At this price you will hardly find hearing aids player more complete than the Lenovo Legion H300. It is a robust and comfortable model, with a 1.85 m braided cable, padded leather ear cups and a weight of only 320 g. They have a microphone switch, which is also foldable, volume control, and universal compatibility. As an entry-level headset, the Legion H300 meets more needs than any competitor. Regular price: $34,990.

Tenemos un teléfono inteligente en el bolsillo, un reloj inteligente en la muñeca, un televisor inteligente colgado de la pared y un computador en el escritorio, pero así y todo nos da flojera ingresar a estos devices y preferimos darle instrucciones a un parle connumer de Female. But who’s the one to judge: If you’ve been dreaming of commanding a virtual voice, then Amazon’s latest Alexa Echo Dot is in for a great deal. Regular price: $49,990.

Speaking of intelligence, that would be the most clever of the smart watches Android: the Samsung Galaxy Watch5, the latest version of the Korean brand’s watch. It has an AMOLED screen with sapphire crystal, a battery that lasts a day and a half or two -depending on use- and measures everything that can be measured: heart rate, oxygenation, stress, walking, sports activity and sleep, among others. , in addition to being able to control the phone from the wrist. There’s not much new compared to the Galaxy Watch4 (which is also much cheaper) but if you want the latest of the latest then this is a safe option. Regular price: $249,990.

Considered by Alejandro Alaluf, our head geek, as one of the best video games of the last year, sifu is “a great fun beat them set in present-day China, and puts the user in the shoes of the son of a martial arts master (sifu, in Cantonese) who seeks revenge on those responsible for his father’s murder. With the martial arts to pieces, the most remarkable thing about the game is its mechanics on death: the protagonist is instantly revived but reappears aged, with more powers but less health. And if he dies “of old age”, without health to resurrect, you have to start the level again from the beginning. Regular price: $48,900.

The Tone Free line is an interesting alternative from LG in the TWS, or wireless stereo, earphone market. An excellent option for those looking for comfort, autonomy and good connectivity. The sound is not that it is bad, but it is sacrificed in pursuit of the previous virtues, which also gives it an affordable price. Especially now that at Ripley it appears with a 27% discount. Regular price: $94,990.

A Kindle, the quintessential e-book reader, hasn’t changed much since it first appeared about 16 years ago: it still essentially does the same thing, which is store and display text. Its Paperwhite model is the most interesting, both for its capabilities and its durability – it resists water and certain knocks – and for its 300ppi resolution, which comes closest to the real paper that exists. Regular price: $189,990.

This robot vacuum mop is characterized by its power of 2000 Pa, sufficient to treat animal hair and different surfaces. It connects to the internet so can be controlled from the phone app. Its battery lasts about 90 minutes and, according to its users, its navigation and orientation system is quite good. At least for this price, hard to ask for more. Regular price: $229,990.

Although it may look old and salvaged from a Persian market, this blender is brand new, with a modern engine and state-of-the-art technology. It’s yet another manifestation of the addiction to the past that we live in these days, and which Oster is capitalizing on by commemorating the 75th anniversary of its traditional blender model. Despite its appearance, it has three speeds, steel blades and a reinforced glass jar. Regular price: $69,990.

You rarely see such great deals on Apple products. Even more so if they are relatively new, like this MacBook Pro computer from the end of last year, which features the brand’s latest processor —the powerful M2—, the traditional and brilliant Retina display, 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB hard drive. An excellent computer, ideal for designers or graphic designers, but with this reduction it can be used by anyone. Regular price: $1,299,990.

*Prices for products in this item are updated as of February 20, 2023. Values ​​and availability may change.