It's an iPad Mini kind of day, with some awesome Staples deals on the previous generation model, and $80 off the Retina version courtesy of eBay.
Apple iPad Mini Retina 32GB ($420) | eBay
Apple iPad Mini 64GB ($360) | Staples
Apple iPad Mini 32GB ($340) | Staples
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These wireless on-ears from Jabra are the Wirecutter's favorite Bluetooth headphones, and you can own a pair for just $95 today. They usually sell for over $200, so I'd be surprised if this lasts to the end of the day. [Jabra REVO Bluetooth Headphones, $95]
This awesome-looking modular tool cabinet will take your garage to the next level. [Gladiator 3/4-Door Modular GearBox Floor Cabinet, $130]
The Omega 8004 has fantastic user reviews, is the Sweethome's pick for best juicer, and is once again down to its lowest price ever today. [Omega 8004 Juicer, $200]
Today only, Best Buy is bundling four solid entry level gaming peripherals for just $60. They offered this same bundle once before for $10 more, and it got a great response, so here's another chance to grab yours. Buying all of these items separately would cost over $100, so it can still be cost-effective even if you don't need one of the items. [Best Buy]
You can currently get several models of Swiss Army Knives for just $13 each. A few varieties have already sold out, so act fast. [Swiss Army Knives, $13]
I'll be honest, I don't know a ton about this action cam. It's probably not going to match a GoPro for image quality, but if the promo video above is any indication, it's a bargain at $55. [Nabi Square HD Rugged Action Cam, $55]
These Timex watches won't buzz every time you get an email or show you a weather forecast, but they also can go for YEARS on a single charge, and they don't look stupid either. [Timex Weekender Watches, $20]
Licensed LEGO discounts this big don't come around every day, and though you have to buy a couple of sets to see the savings, the payoff is worth it. There are some other toys available in the promotion as well. [Buy One, Get One 40% Off LEGO Sets]
For those of you with massive photo libraries and media collections, this 5TB drive should serve you well. [Seagate Expansion 5TB External, $170]
If 4TB will suffice, there's a great deal for you too. [ WD My Book 4TB USB 3.0/USB 2.0 3.5" External Hard Drive, $130 after promo code EMCPCWC2290
Guess you're really gonna need a bigger boat for this Anker because otherwise it would sink, ya know... yeah. One of Anker's highest capacity chargers at its lowest price ever with code AASTROE5. Get it. [Anker E5, $36]
Don't need quite that much capacity? Here's a 10,000mAh pack for $20. [ OXA Juice Box S2 10000mAh Safe External Battery, $20 with promo code S7D9DIKB]
A meter's worth of MFi-Certified Lightning cable for $10, with Prime shipping to boot. [Lightning Cable, $10 with code 76DQZOO7]
The Nespresso Pixie is small, attractive, and makes some great espresso. This is the lowest price we've ever seen. [Nespresso Pixie Espresso Maker, $129]
Pixelmator has about 90% of Photoshop's functionality, and does several things better for Mac users. The best part: no subscription fees, and free updates. It's a steal at its normal $30 price, and at $16, you have no excuse. [Pixelmator, $16]
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