The Best Tech Deals Under $50 During Amazon's Big Spring Sale[html]
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Amazon's Big Spring Sale is on its third day, and there are tons of big-ticket items still on sale. But if you're looking to score a bargain on a budget, I've rounded up the best tech deals under $50.
Make your blinds smart for $49
The SwitchBot Blind Tilt Motorized Blinds are $48.99 (originally $69.99). They have a solar panel so you don't need to worry about batteries, and you can set up a schedule to open or close your blinds, or program them to turn with the sun to keep the room shady.
Anker and Sony outdoor speakers are down to $30
Anker has been killing it in the budget speaker and headphone department for some time now. The Anker Soundcore 2 Portable Bluetooth Speaker is a great example, currently $29.99 (originally $44.99).
If you're looking for a bigger brand name, you can try the Sony SRS-XB100 Wireless Bluetooth speaker, currently just $33 (originally $59.99). This is a record low price for this speaker.
An Echo Dot is as low as $40
While you can't take the Amazon Echo Dot outdoors like the previous speakers, you can command it to turn devices on/off, ask it questions, or link multiple Echos together across the house. You can get this newest model for $34.99 (originally $49.99).
The Switchbot Smart Switch Button Pusher is a robot created for a single purpose: to push a button. You can set a routine to push your coffee maker to start at 7:00 a.m. every morning, open or close the garage, turn certain lights on, etc. This Bluetooth version goes for $22.99 (originally $29).
Nothing's CMF Buds Pro 2 are $47
Nothing's CMF Buds Pro 2 earbuds are just $47 (originally $69), the product's lowest price ever. For under $50, Nothing's earbuds offer better audio quality and features than much pricier competitors. To start, there is a "Smart Dial" on the charging case that lets you control the earbuds. The earbuds have touch controls, but I've never been a fan of those—luckily, by rotating the dial, you can change the volume, pause or play, skip tracks, etc. You can customize the dial to use it as you please.
This Camkory point-and-shoot camera is $40
Point-and-shoot cameras have been making a comeback. You can get the Camkory Kids Camera for $39.99 (originally $49.99), which shoots 1080p with a 44MP camera lens.
