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Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days may have ended, but savvy shoppers can still score significant savings on essential tech accessories. ZDNET's vetted list highlights over 20 lingering deals under $25, including streaming devices, chargers, and smart home gadgets—all tested and recommended by experts before time runs out.

Senior contributing editor Adrian Kingsley-Hughes shares his hands-on review of the NexTool E1 pocket tool, a $30 multitool that challenges the notion that quality requires a premium price. With sharp, durable tools and a compact design, it offers a practical solution for developers and IT pros needing reliable on-the-go fixes without the high cost.

Amazon's latest Fire HD 10 tablet is now available at a 36% discount, hitting just $90. With robust parental controls, a durable build, and surprisingly capable specs including a 1080p display and octa-core processor, it challenges premium tablets as a versatile, family-friendly device. This deal arrives just in time for back-to-school season.

The Tabwee T90, one of the first tablets running Android 16 with Gemini AI support, challenges the budget tablet market with surprising performance at $120. While its display struggles in bright sunlight, its capable specs and bundled accessories make it a compelling alternative to pricier options, forcing a rethink of entry-level expectations.

The Tabwee T90, one of the first tablets running Android 16 with Gemini AI support, delivers impressive performance at a fraction of the cost of premium rivals like Samsung or Apple. Priced at just $120 after a steep discount, it handles everyday tasks smoothly while raising the bar for entry-level devices. This review unpacks its specs, real-world usability, and why it signals a seismic shift in affordable tech.

Walmart is offering brand-new Apple MacBook Air M1 laptops for just $599, one of the lowest prices ever recorded for this device. Despite its 2020 origins, the M1 Air remains a compelling choice thanks to its upcoming MacOS 26 'Tahoe' compatibility, efficient performance, and legendary portability. We examine if this deal makes sense for developers, students, and hybrid workers today.