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Nothing Ear (3) earbuds are coming Sept. 18 — heres what we know so far
UK-based tech company Nothing is upgrading its flagship earbuds. Coming Sept. 18 are the Ear (3), an upgraded model to the Ear (2), which are currently sold out. And at the moment… that's all we know about the Ear (3).
Nothing has yet to release further details on the Ear (3), except that they're coming soon. According to a representative from the company, more details on the Ear (3) will be unveiled on Sept. 18 at 8 a.m. ET. If you want to be among the first to know more, sign up for Nothing's newsletter.
The Ear (3) will be the latest iteration of Nothing's flagship earbuds. Earlier this year, the brand launched the Ear (a), a more affordable option compared to the flagship. While we've yet to go hands-on with Nothing's earbuds, we are fans of the Headphone (1), which have excellent ANC and sound, and a striking, unique look.
The Headphone (1) cost $299, while the Ear (a) run for $99. While we have no confirmed price for the Ear (3), we expect the price to fall somewhere in the middle, considering the OG Ear model costs $149.
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Get this 13-inch MacBook Air for under $200

TL;DR: For $189.97 (reg. $999), grab a Grade A/B refurbished Apple MacBook Air 13.3-inch with 128GB storage, Core i5 power, 12-hour battery, and free shipping.
If you’ve been thinking about grabbing a backup computer — or just want to stay in the Apple ecosystem without spending a fortune — this deal is worth a solid look. For $189.97 (reg. $999), you can pick up a refurbished 2017 Apple MacBook Air, cleaned, inspected, and shipped free to your door.
This isn’t some random off-brand machine; it’s a genuine Apple MacBook Air, designed to handle your everyday essentials. With its 1.8GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 128GB SSD, and Intel HD Graphics 6000, you’ll have no problem streaming, browsing, handling work tasks, or keeping up with personal projects.
The 13.3-inch widescreen Retina display gives you crisp visuals at 1440×900 resolution, while the 12-hour battery means you can go all day without plugging in — whether you’re working from a café, binging shows, or just getting through your emails.
You’ll also get the features that make Apple devices so reliable: Bluetooth for easy file sharing, Wi-Fi for fast connections, and a lightweight aluminum build that slips easily into a backpack or work bag.
And since this unit is Grade A/B refurbished, it arrives in near-mint condition with only minimal cosmetic signs of use. In other words, you get Apple quality at a fraction of the price.
If you’ve been hesitant about picking up an extra laptop because you don’t trust those rando cheap brands, this MacBook Air is the perfect middle ground — affordable, dependable, and designed to last. Get this refurb MacBook Air while it’s just $189.97 (reg. $999) with free shipping.
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This is the last chance to get lifetime access to Microsoft Office apps for just $5 each
TL;DR: Give your PC an affordable refresh with this lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for just $39.97 (reg. $219.99) — on sale through Sept. 14.
Could your dusty old PC use a little upgrade? Right now, you could give it one for just $40. That’s how much it costs to outfit your device with a suite of Microsoft Office apps with this lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021. But you’ll need to act fast — this deal only lasts until Sept. 14 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
You’ve got 24 hours to secure a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021. This edition of Microsoft’s classic tools comes packed with eight helpful apps ready to help you tackle both personal and professional tasks with ease.
Need to create a presentation that really pops? Looking to create a budget that keeps you on track financially? Or maybe you just want to make answering emails a little easier. PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, Word, Teams, Access, OneNote, and Publisher are all included in this suite to help you out.
This lifetime license gives you permanent access to all eight apps, with no monthly subscription fees or renewals. And there’s no need to be concerned about this being an older version — it has unique advantages like the ability to work offline and no need to depend on the cloud. It also comes with redesigned features — just make sure your computer is running Windows 10 or 11 before you buy.
Take advantage of this deal on a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 on sale for just $39.97 (reg. $219.99) until Sept. 14 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
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Enhance your gaming set up with this 37″ Samsung Odyssey 4K curved gaming monitor and save $150

Save $50: As of Sept. 13, the Samsung’s 37" 4k curved gaming monitor is 17% off, coming in at $749.99, down from its original price of $899.99 on Amazon.
If you have been wanting to invest in a new monitor for your gaming setup or start building a monitor-based gaming setup, this Samsung 37" Odyssey 4K Curved Gaming Monitor is $150 off this weekend.
At 37", this monitor is huge, but the curved screen keeps the picture more in your direct field of vision for better, more immersive gameplay. On top of that, the 4K UHD resolution renders in 165 Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time for an immaculate picture at a granular level. This monitor also features VESA DisplayHDR, which is designed to deepen darker colors and create richer lighter colors. This screen is LED, so it doesn’t offer the level of visual richness that a QLED would, but this model comes nearly as close as LED can.
Additionally, the monitor comes with HDMI cords, and reviews praise the heavy, well-made base of the monitor that limits shaking and wobbling. If you have a different stand that you’d like to use, it does come with a VESA mounting pattern for your choice of stand.
Immerse yourself in your favorite RPG, FPS, or classic platformer with the Samsung 37" Odyssey 4K Curved Gaming Monitor, and if you spring for one this weekend, you can save $150.
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