AeroGarden Harvest
Scotts Miracle-GroAeroGarden’s Harvest is an easy-to-use, app-connected hydroponic garden (8/10, WIRED Recommends). Whether you lack outdoor growing space, or just want to bring some green into your kitchen, this garden makes it easy to grow herbs, tomatoes, and more, all in small, sunless spaces.
A smart home needs a robot vacuum, and this is a solid price—we saw it for this price when the deals first started rolling it, but it jumped back up to $750. This bot vac (9/10, WIRED Recommends) has maps to expertly navigate every corner, a carpet agitator, and it empties its own dust bin. If you want to spend less, check our guide to the Best Robot Vacuums.
Smartwatch and Fitness Deals
Apple Watch SE
Photograph: AppleThis is the best Apple Watch for most people. Even not on sale, it’s the cheapest way to use Family Setup with kids or elderly relatives (they can use some features like calls and texts without owning an iPhone themselves). If you don’t care for the fancy health features of the Series 7, this Apple Watch can do nearly everything else.
If you want a fitness tracker but don’t have an iPhone (or simply don’t want to spend the cash on an Apple Watch), we love Fitbits. This Charge 5 is a newer version of our favorite Charge 4. It can survive underwater up to 50 meters and can track your sleep quality too. See all the Best Fitness Watches here.
This is the best smartwatch for Android phone owners and Samsung’s first to use Google’s Wear OS platform. It has lots of solid health and fitness tracking features, a bright OLED screen, and offers great performance, though battery life is average.
Slouching can be a big problem when you are parked in front of a desk all day. The problem is that we often don’t realize we are doing it. The best posture correctors give you a prod every so often to gently encourage you to sit up properly.
Even on sale, this price is jarring, but we really liked using the Tempo Studio (8/10, WIRED Recommends). This version includes an accessory pack with a wireless heart rate monitor, a recovery roller, two extra collars, and a 25-pound stainless steel and chrome barbell. If you only need the basics, you can get it discounted directly from the Tempo site for $1,995. You’ll need to pay an additional $39 a month for a subscription, but if you’re paying more for a monthly gym membership and aren’t happy with it, you may like this better, and it could even save you money over time.
TV and Streaming Deals
Roku Streaming Stick Headphones Edition
Photograph: Best BuyWe like all Roku devices, especially the Streaming Sticks. It doesn’t have hands-free voice or programmable shortcuts on the remote the way the new 4K Plus version does, but it still has a microphone button you can use. An older version of the Streaming Stick Plus Headphones Edition is also discounted to $40 ($20 off).
If you like Roku’s streaming interface, but also want the added bonus of better sound, the Streambar is a small, entry-level soundbar for smaller rooms. This was the first soundbar I ever tried and I was amazed at just how bad my TV’s speakers actually are.
This technically retails for $50, but we rarely see it get that high and usually see it around $35. So in any case, this is still a good deal if you’re a fan of Amazon’s Prime Video offerings. This one, obviously, is geared heavily toward all Amazon content. This is the brand’s newest 4K device, which we haven’t yet tried, but we liked the older version and it has not changed drastically.
